What would Chad Ocho Cinco do if he got his wish to be traded and went to a team where someone was wearing 85?

Question

For those that do not know Chad Johnson of the Bengals legally changed his last name to Ocho Cinco which means 85 in Spanish. (His NFL number)

Answer 1

he is just a dumba$$

Answer 2

He would just cry to be traded again...

Answer 3

He would pay the player that had it to give it up to him

Answer 4

Ocho Cinco doesnt mean 85 it means 8 and 5. 85 is ochenta cinco.  

Answer 5

He's a prick, I hope he breaks a hip.

Answer 6

He'd throw a hissy fit and ESPN would give the story around the clock coverage. I'm sick of this clown. What a dope. BTW, I thought he said in the pre-season he wasn't going to play this year.

Answer 7

I"m sure he would cough up enough cash to buy the number from who ever was wearing it!

Answer 8

Get Ocho Uno.

Answer 9

There is always a game with the numbers.  I read in an article where some players do whacky things just to use their number.  Watches, cars, straight up cash, all kinds of things.  However, if the guy wouldn't give up his number, then he could always change his name to something like Ocho tres or something along those lines.  What do you think?  

Answer 10

Ocho Cinco literally means Eight Five (8-5).

Ochenta Cinco is Eighty Five (85)

Chad would have 2 options:

1. Pay the player wearing 85 or convince the team to give it to him.

2. Change his name again.

Answer 11

Before the 09-10 nfl season starts, he'll be back to Chad Johnson. It's just another one of his spotlight stunts. I thought it's cool how he can think of all these ways to get attention Dances, Golden Mohawks, proposing to cheerleaders, foot racing a horse, and now changing his name to a #. TO should learn from him instead of doing so by crying on camera.  

Answer 12

If he were a "real man", he would accept another number and play at his best as Bernie Kosar did when he was traded to the Cowboys from the Browns.