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Speaker 3: Hello, everyone, welcome to another edition of Girls Talk Boys Talk,
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Speaker 3: Kelsey Charles, joined by my fabulous co host Jessnavares and
Speaker 3: Aisha Morrison. James Leader is out today, but don't worry, guys,
Speaker 3: We've got you covered. Still lots to talk about as
Speaker 3: we head into this Washington Commander game. I was thinking
Speaker 3: about this. I always love when we played Division games
Speaker 3: because you know, listen, I wrap Team Petty really hard,
Speaker 3: and I was like, I was like, okay, like what
Speaker 3: can we do this week? Because like flying benches out,
Speaker 3: like we've done that. Man, you know, we got Carson
Speaker 3: Wentz back. Like there's always like some fun fodder when
Speaker 3: it comes to talking about Wentz like I hate to
Speaker 3: be this guy, like I like to make fun of
Speaker 3: what Philly did when they got rid of him to
Speaker 3: the Colts, And then I'm like, oh, I can't laugh
Speaker 3: as much anymore. But hopefully we will all have smiling
Speaker 3: faces after this weekend.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 3: But I wanted to kind of jump in and chat
Speaker 3: through injury reports some of the things we saw in
Speaker 3: practice today as we are starting to gear up for
Speaker 3: the weekend. One of the notable guys that I saw
Speaker 3: out there though before I dive into the actual ex's
Speaker 3: and o's of like who was limited, who was full
Speaker 3: Charles Hayley in the building today or on the field?
Speaker 3: Shall I say? I can always tell just by the
Speaker 3: way like you see he almost I don't know how
Speaker 3: to describe it as it's almost like a magnet when
Speaker 3: another magnet's around, and it's like the polar opposites, like
Speaker 3: people like kind of push away, like make way for him,
Speaker 3: like I saw I was laughing. He always just kind
Speaker 3: of like, you know, hits the guy or whatever, like
Speaker 3: one of the players that he walks by, he's like
Speaker 3: he's super bro man and like Britt Brown like ran
Speaker 3: around him and was like, no, man, you're not getting
Speaker 3: me this time. But he was cool because you saw
Speaker 3: him taking a chance to connect with Micah Parsons. And
Speaker 3: that was cool for me because I know there's a
Speaker 3: lot to talk about his versatility. And one of the
Speaker 3: cool things about the Dallas Cowbys, my opinion, is how
Speaker 3: they operate as a family. And you may leave the
Speaker 3: building and you may not be on the team, but
Speaker 3: you are still a part of, you know, the greater vision,
Speaker 3: the greater facility, you know, the unit, if you will.
Speaker 3: And it was really cool for me to be able
Speaker 3: to watch him sit there and kind of coach him
Speaker 3: up and just be a part of that defensive conversation,
Speaker 3: if you will, because we know this team is riding
Speaker 3: heavy defensively. But like, how cool to have a moment
Speaker 3: in time to continue to connect with a Hall of
Speaker 3: Famer and hone your skill set, especially as you are
Speaker 3: transitioning to one of these guys who's making an impact
Speaker 3: with your hand and with your hand off of the ground.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And I wanted to ask you, Kelse because you were
Speaker 4: you're doing a little bit of creeping, as you said earlier,
Speaker 4: and you know, I wanted to ask, did you see specifically,
Speaker 4: like what Charles was working with, you know, in terms
Speaker 4: of Michael, was he working like upper body, lower body,
Speaker 4: just kind of some drills. What did you notice exactly
Speaker 4: and could you hear anything? Could you hear anything that
Speaker 4: was being said, because I'm sure there's a lot of
Speaker 4: a motivational prep going on there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, I think there's always a lot of
Speaker 3: animation when you're dealing with Charles Haley in general. He's
Speaker 3: wonderful for that reason. I will be honest, I was
Speaker 3: multitasking and doing my real job. I just like saw
Speaker 3: the corm. I was like, oh, look, Charles is here. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but you could kind of tell it was a lot
Speaker 3: of talk about just technique in general, like a lot
Speaker 3: of the hand motions and like how to like the
Speaker 3: swim move type of those things that you see a
Speaker 3: lot of these defensive linemen. To me again, like I
Speaker 3: loved seeing that connection. Yeah, I thought that was really refreshing.
Speaker 3: This is not the first time that Charles has been around.
Speaker 3: He's been around lot actually, and you know, listen, I
Speaker 3: think as a guy like Micah, who is just so
Speaker 3: phenomenal already, I think it's cool for him to continue
Speaker 3: to being a student at the game, so I thought
Speaker 3: that was like a fun, you know, key little moment
Speaker 3: in time. I also saw too the wide receivers. Obviously
Speaker 3: we know that Cede Liam had a bit of a
Speaker 3: rough start to his game, but then the last part
Speaker 3: of practice he and Gallup were working on this tennis
Speaker 3: ball drill, which I'm sure you guys have seen some
Speaker 3: unique drills in your time, just you know, being around
Speaker 3: the team and watching some of these practices. I know,
Speaker 3: our tight ends coach Mike Pope back in the day
Speaker 3: you see some crazy stuff like you guys like put
Speaker 3: like buckets on their hands and stuff like that. This
Speaker 3: wasn't quite along those lines, but he did have CD
Speaker 3: and Michael. They were just they were throwing tennis balls
Speaker 3: to them one on one, and it was like a
Speaker 3: quick like they putting them in different positions so they
Speaker 3: had to kind of almost like juggle, if you will.
Speaker 3: And at first I was like, are they making sure
Speaker 3: they don't drop? But then I was like, no, this
Speaker 3: is kind of them preparing to make these incredibly extreme
Speaker 3: catches like CD was able to make while he was
Speaker 3: in New York, when you know, one handed, like making
Speaker 3: that a natural just eye fatic.
Speaker 4: Exactly like it reflects for them muscle memory with the
Speaker 4: prismas of their hands, and I think that's something that
Speaker 4: is really vital, especially with a younger wide receiver corps
Speaker 4: is you have to make sure that muscle memory is
Speaker 4: there for the quickness of the hands, so that way
Speaker 4: you're not seeing dropped the balls, especially in key, key
Speaker 4: moments of the game. Right, And so I think CD,
Speaker 4: I don't know how long they've been doing that drill.
Speaker 6: Obviously it's a concentration drill.
Speaker 7: I think CD is gonna do well with.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's actually really common.
Speaker 5: Like I mean, that actually makes me happy because I
Speaker 5: know that MG is one of those guys contested ball guys.
Speaker 5: But yeah, it's it's a concentration drill. I'm glad they're
Speaker 5: working on it. I'm sure it's an emphasis with drops
Speaker 5: and stuff, but also too, I mean, you look across
Speaker 5: the league right now, like these guys. I was listening
Speaker 5: to Joe Daisman on a one of five point three
Speaker 5: this morning, and he was talking about how there's no preseason, right,
Speaker 5: and well, there is preseason, but a lot of these
Speaker 5: veteran players aren't playing through the preseason. So when you
Speaker 5: are looking at like game three, Game four, these guys
Speaker 5: are just now starting to get their legs under them.
Speaker 5: We always talk about the you know, the offense kind
Speaker 5: of being behind the defense. So maybe that's like, you know,
Speaker 5: why they're emphasizing, like to start getting these guys going.
Speaker 6: And it's important.
Speaker 4: And it goes back to Mike McCarthy saying, it's still
Speaker 4: September football, right, So the good thing is September is
Speaker 4: almost over. Somebody wait Green Day up and page two
Speaker 4: October football, because the September is almost done.
Speaker 3: I don't want it. I don't want it. All right,
Speaker 3: So let's dive into quick injury updates so you guys
Speaker 3: have them just so we can kind of, you know,
Speaker 3: ground ourselves in the lay of the land as we
Speaker 3: go into this weekend. Sure, we had a couple of
Speaker 3: updates for you all, honestly though the latest as you
Speaker 3: saw from yesterday, there's a lot of full participants. Michael
Speaker 3: Gallups still was a full, semi Fijoco is still a full,
Speaker 3: Gifford still full, Dreyon Kurst, Marcus Lawrence, Connor McGovern are
Speaker 3: still limited, and Dalton Schultz again was limited as well.
Speaker 3: I did see him getting some good reps on the
Speaker 3: jugs afterwards though, too. I thought that was again a
Speaker 3: good sign. You know, Zeke was working the cores at
Speaker 3: one point. I think that's just continuing to try and
Speaker 3: keep him loose. So I feel like the Cowboys are
Speaker 3: staying SETI I think we'll have to know a little
Speaker 3: bit more tomorrow about what the LAS is going to be.
Speaker 3: In terms of Schultz versus the Gallup conversation, I feel
Speaker 3: a lot more confident in Gallop than I do, you know,
Speaker 3: with the likelihood of Schultz. But I think the main
Speaker 3: things injury wise that actually were more impactful in this
Speaker 3: report was on the Washington side. So they had seven
Speaker 3: guys that were limited yesterday and they were now full
Speaker 3: participants as of today. We know they've struggled with a
Speaker 3: lot of injuries earlier on in this season, but they
Speaker 3: also are getting a lot of reinforcements. You've got a linebacker,
Speaker 3: You've got you know, O linemen, d lineman coming back.
Speaker 3: It seems like they're getting reinfforced. That's across the board.
Speaker 3: But the one area that I think is still a
Speaker 3: bit of a concern for them is o line. They
Speaker 3: have struggled to protect Carson Wentz and the potentially you're
Speaker 3: going to have a third string guy who's going to
Speaker 3: be starting at center, which, as we all know, we've
Speaker 3: discussed extensively, the O line is a pretty key component
Speaker 3: in that whole entire offense. So do you feel like
Speaker 3: this Thursday being that's the lay of the land, Like,
Speaker 3: does that change your mindset about how you think this
Speaker 3: game's going to go? Are you kind of still reserving
Speaker 3: your thoughts until Friday? I mean, I'll start with you.
Speaker 3: Are you share like are you feeling like, hey, yeah,
Speaker 3: they got reinforcements, but like there's still key components that
Speaker 3: are going to be missing in terms of what Carson
Speaker 3: Wentz needs to operate one hundred percent successfully? Is that
Speaker 3: changing your mind about how you feel? Okay?
Speaker 5: So I had to so I had to take a
Speaker 5: step back and like really look at, you know, the
Speaker 5: Washington games. Mike McCarthy says something yesterday, I would think
Speaker 5: it was today and his presser about you know, just
Speaker 5: not overlooking the next opponent. Like even though they look
Speaker 5: like like the record doesn't look good on their side,
Speaker 5: they do have still they do still have some guys
Speaker 5: over there, especially on their defensive line. As far as
Speaker 5: their offensive line. I think the center position is something
Speaker 5: that dan Quinn. We've seen from dan Quinn this last
Speaker 5: couple of weeks. He's willing to exploit your weaknesses on
Speaker 5: your defense, on your offensive line, or whatever the case
Speaker 5: may be. So I fully expect for him to be
Speaker 5: going at whatever weak points they have. I think osa
Speaker 5: Neville Gallimore, Chauncey Gholston, those guys that play, you know,
Speaker 5: the middle of the defense are going to be important
Speaker 5: to you know, what the Cowboys want to do defensively.
Speaker 5: And then also I also feel like defensively, I think
Speaker 5: oh with.
Speaker 6: Jarn Curse rather Jayron Curs.
Speaker 5: Coming back is super important to me because Logan Thomas
Speaker 5: is an intricate part of I think what they want
Speaker 5: to do as an offense, especially what they're gonna be
Speaker 5: trying to get the ball out quick with the pressure
Speaker 5: coming with the Cowboys, maybe some screens and they're tighten
Speaker 5: that tight end. Matchup with Jayron Curse possibly coming back
Speaker 5: could be an important matchup during this game. So I
Speaker 5: like to see the Jayron Curses in the motions of
Speaker 5: coming back.
Speaker 3: Fingers crossed.
Speaker 4: I also want to say that if this game, if
Speaker 4: there's any game for the Cowboys defense to just completely
Speaker 4: depower enough. It could be this game. And here's why
Speaker 4: I'm not knocking anybody. I'm not saying anything bad, but
Speaker 4: when you go go back and you watch how Washington
Speaker 4: is played, it's one thing. But y'all know, I'm real
Speaker 4: into these press conferences and looking on kind of another
Speaker 4: scope of things. Ultimately, it just seems like the tone
Speaker 4: within Washington right now is very deflated and defeated.
Speaker 7: Fear fear, but just defeated.
Speaker 4: I mean, we're what gonna be Week four of the season,
Speaker 4: and they are just so defeated when they're talking in
Speaker 4: these press conferences, and I think that says a lot
Speaker 4: about the morale that's not there. And I think, you know,
Speaker 4: it just goes back to how they're playing, and the
Speaker 4: scheme is not working for the Washington offense. I mean,
Speaker 4: they're not protecting Carson Wentz by any means. He has
Speaker 4: no protection. So I think there's plenty of opportunity for
Speaker 4: a lot of players to step up on the Cowboys
Speaker 4: defense this week.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and they do. I mean, they do have some
Speaker 5: skill players out there. Though they have guys Johan Thoughts
Speaker 5: and can play. He's a red zone threat. I mean,
Speaker 5: I also feel like they they're run game. They try
Speaker 5: to get guys involved. They've been trying to get gifts
Speaker 5: in the ball and get him involved. But I mean
Speaker 5: they're only twenty fourth in yards as a as a
Speaker 5: whole offensively and twenty fifth in rushing yards, So it
Speaker 5: puts a lot of pressure also too on Carson to
Speaker 5: perform and to you know, they're getting behind the sticks quick.
Speaker 5: So I don't know, I'm really looking at what they're
Speaker 5: gonna do as a passing offense. They also have like
Speaker 5: Mackissic Curtis Samuel's been a big part of what they're
Speaker 5: trying to do. Get him involved. Sometimes they have him
Speaker 5: coming out of the backfield like they're trying to me personally,
Speaker 5: they're doing a lot to kind of compensate for the
Speaker 5: lack the O line problems right now, so quick motion
Speaker 5: stuff and trying to misdirect you and get you off
Speaker 5: the line just to give their guys, you know, a
Speaker 5: chance here because the offensive line, especially the tackle position too,
Speaker 5: they can't hold up well long enough for them to
Speaker 5: get long progressive plays for them to get anything down
Speaker 5: the field.
Speaker 7: So we'll see and you just look at it too.
Speaker 4: One, they're not secure up front, and you know, Carson's
Speaker 4: really not the best at getting the ball out quickly.
Speaker 4: Either doesn't help him and that doesn't help anybody. But
Speaker 4: then on the other side of that, you have the
Speaker 4: wide receivers that just cannot get open on time for
Speaker 4: Carson to help him out even a little bit. So
Speaker 4: it's just like a not so well oiled machine that
Speaker 4: all the cogs are not working in the same direction
Speaker 4: right now. And I think it's just so obvious with
Speaker 4: how you see the I guess lack of up tone
Speaker 4: or upbeat or anything with with the Washington commander side
Speaker 4: of things right now.
Speaker 6: Interview, it was that bad. It was it was not
Speaker 6: here's the thing.
Speaker 4: So I listened to you know, Ron Rivera earlier this week.
Speaker 4: He just was not wanting to talk about it at all.
Speaker 4: He was like, I want nothing to do with this.
Speaker 4: We're looking ahead, you know, very coach like Antonona Dallas.
Speaker 4: He's just he's aggravated, and it's showing he was aggravated
Speaker 4: in general. But then you know Jack del Rio goes
Speaker 4: on and kind of the same vibe. Very short answer
Speaker 4: is very just very bleak. And then you know Scott
Speaker 4: Turner gave us the best answers right and and talked
Speaker 4: a little bit more. But but I just think if
Speaker 4: any game can show you the dynamics of our defense
Speaker 4: and how much they are going to just mutilate.
Speaker 7: An offense, this could be the one.
Speaker 4: And I think you're going to see a lot of
Speaker 4: guys really stepping up, depending on Jaron Curse returning, but
Speaker 4: Donovan Wilson could be another one that has another big game.
Speaker 4: You have d Law, who I think he's just getting started.
Speaker 4: I think you're going to see d Law on a roll.
Speaker 3: Ra's a great name.
Speaker 5: Though.
Speaker 4: Look I'm just saying I would take it suntied because
Speaker 4: I'm saying he's on a roll. But the point is,
Speaker 4: I think they are in for a great game that
Speaker 4: they continue to do what they do.
Speaker 7: Aisha and I were talking earlier.
Speaker 4: She brought up special teams, and we've talked about this
Speaker 4: on the show plenty of times, the importance of special teams.
Speaker 4: But special teams continues to step up, continues to give
Speaker 4: the offense good field advantage. I mean, hey, everybody needs
Speaker 4: to play their complimentary football, and I'm sure everybody's tired
Speaker 4: of that.
Speaker 3: I want to ask you guys A question though, because
Speaker 3: I think you have a good point about We've talked
Speaker 3: a lot about the importance of culture and we all
Speaker 3: know that you know football, like, yeah, all three phases
Speaker 3: of the game, but there's a fourth phase and that's
Speaker 3: your mental capacity. And really genuinely like, are you in
Speaker 3: the game and are you focused? Are you going to
Speaker 3: have a short term memory loss and be able to
Speaker 3: pick up yourself back again? I look at you know
Speaker 3: they're they're starting the season one and two. Obviously it's
Speaker 3: been a trying time for them, for sure. Carson Wentz,
Speaker 3: I'm not sure anyone in this division, let alone this league,
Speaker 3: has a lot of confidence in him, despite what they
Speaker 3: want to tell you and the loss of the Eagles
Speaker 3: that had to have been defeating and you just talked
Speaker 3: about some of the offensive weapons that they have. Do
Speaker 3: you trust Carson Wentz and genuinely to be able to
Speaker 3: make lemonade out of lemons? Because it kind of feels
Speaker 3: like that's a bit of a place where they are
Speaker 3: right now. They might have some options, but their run
Speaker 3: game is stalling. Their O line isn't isn't doing much
Speaker 3: of anything. They're not O lining, They're not O lining
Speaker 3: wit guys.
Speaker 5: Wait, that's funny, but no, man, it's kind of like,
Speaker 5: I don't know how y'all feel.
Speaker 6: I know other people be like you.
Speaker 5: He's supposed to feel bad for players, but like to
Speaker 5: see just how slow his clock is and his reactions
Speaker 5: sometimes his reads like it's like he really lacks.
Speaker 6: Confidence as a player now.
Speaker 5: And then with no and also too, when Carson Wentz
Speaker 5: was coming out, I personally really was like, oh, he
Speaker 5: was kind of like Toning Romal.
Speaker 6: Because there's escape over there and no, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 6: no no.
Speaker 5: This is a very liable uh you know comparison at
Speaker 5: the time when Carson was coming out because of his mobility,
Speaker 5: because of his escapability, a lot of the place he
Speaker 5: can make outside the pocket and without his mobility. Now
Speaker 5: and you're forcing him to be a pocket passer, it's
Speaker 5: just not it like he'd be seeing stuff It ain't
Speaker 5: that ain't there in real life?
Speaker 4: Well, and again, how much of that is a culture
Speaker 4: thing because we're we're talking about how, I mean, how
Speaker 4: the coaches sound in these press conferences. He doesn't have
Speaker 4: confidence in himself as a player. Where does that start?
Speaker 4: Does that start one within himself? Yeah, but also within
Speaker 4: the coaching staff. I mean, if your quarterback isn't feeling
Speaker 4: confident in what he's doing, hey.
Speaker 5: But he come out, what's a good indication he can
Speaker 5: come out there at all? Some stuff around them. And
Speaker 5: that's why it's why it's frustrating. And that's why I said,
Speaker 5: you know what Mike McCarthy said today is important because
Speaker 5: Carson can't come out sometimes and.
Speaker 6: Just be like, you know what, today's the day, like,
Speaker 6: you know what I want to play today.
Speaker 5: Let's let's let's get busy today, so we'll see overall
Speaker 5: to what.
Speaker 6: He's what he's gonna look like.
Speaker 4: It's something that I guess seeing things from tales of
Speaker 4: the other side, right, but seeing things from the other
Speaker 4: side and really looking at those other press conferences and
Speaker 4: all of that, you do realize how much of a
Speaker 4: culture really is established within the Cowboys.
Speaker 7: Because of Mike McCarthy.
Speaker 4: And you know, Ayisha and no c and I were
Speaker 4: talking earlier, there's specific terms that are used over and over,
Speaker 4: and I think you know a player is bought into
Speaker 4: the culture when you hear, you know, CD said in
Speaker 4: the locker room the term ebb and flow, which is
Speaker 4: just not a common phrase. And then today Mike McCarthy, Ebbinflow.
Speaker 4: So when you hear those repetitive words complimentary football, evan float,
Speaker 4: I mean, just all of these things, that tells me
Speaker 4: that your players are really bought into the culture. They're
Speaker 4: bought into the coaching and the confidence and and each other.
Speaker 4: And I think that's something that is so overlooked. The
Speaker 4: amount of chemistry this locker room has right now should
Speaker 4: not be overlooked by anybody in in the division.
Speaker 7: Much less around the league, because it's special.
Speaker 3: I want to bring some color commentary and I actually
Speaker 3: want to listen to this, uh you know, a little
Speaker 3: bit of sound that you found from their their O C.
Speaker 3: Scott Turner, So because I think it really does bring
Speaker 3: to light, you know, where they are in their in
Speaker 3: their headspace, so jazz that we can hear that really quickly.
Speaker 8: They're an outstanding unit. I mean they're playing really well,
Speaker 8: you know, going back to last year and then they've
Speaker 8: really only improved at the beginning of this season. You know,
Speaker 8: they're a little bit more multiple up front, you know
Speaker 8: than Philly, and uh, you know with Parsons, you know,
Speaker 8: he's a you know, I guess he's a linebacker, but
Speaker 8: he's a defensive lineman. I mean he plays everywhere you know,
Speaker 8: so uh, and then obviously the Marcus Long and then
Speaker 8: the rest of the group. I mean they all play
Speaker 8: extremely hard. They do a lot of stunts and twists
Speaker 8: and stuff upfront that you got to prepare for. Where Philly,
Speaker 8: you know, doesn't. I mean, they still do that, but
Speaker 8: not not at that frequency, and they don't have you know,
Speaker 8: they'll move guys around a little bit, but not not
Speaker 8: as much, you know, where you have to have the
Speaker 8: mental challenge of iding that Dallas does.
Speaker 3: That's literally, if I had to translate that, that's basically
Speaker 3: like him being like trying to throw his middle finger
Speaker 3: at Dan Quinny, like, dude, I hate you for this.
Speaker 5: I mean, and a lot of offenses are gonna feel
Speaker 5: the exact same way because it has to be. And
Speaker 5: that's what we talked about yesterday, the multiplicity. I feel
Speaker 5: like it has to be frustrating as an offense to.
Speaker 6: Truly just not know what is going on.
Speaker 5: From where, Like it has to be exhausting also for
Speaker 5: a quarterback. But then when you start talking about an
Speaker 5: offensive line, you know, the Redskins, the Reskins, oh Jesus,
Speaker 5: the Commanders just put this WST. Yes, they just put
Speaker 5: this offensive line together. So you're talking about communication, You're
Speaker 5: talking about guys having to be in the right place
Speaker 5: at the right time. They're come in and playing an
Speaker 5: away game, so I can only.
Speaker 6: Understand like what they're going through over there.
Speaker 5: I do think that the Cowboys linebackers are gonna have
Speaker 5: to you know, trust their eyes and make the right reads.
Speaker 5: The Cowboys are going to have to come out and
Speaker 5: tackle because they do still have skilled players that if
Speaker 5: they get out in space, they're gonna make plays.
Speaker 6: And with them not getting a lot of.
Speaker 5: Passes down the field, they're gonna be looking to make
Speaker 5: to take advantage of every opportunity they get the ball
Speaker 5: in their hands. When you start talking about their receiver corps,
Speaker 5: especially like a Dots and if he gets any play
Speaker 5: this week.
Speaker 6: So I don't know.
Speaker 5: I definitely think the Cowboys defense has a lot of
Speaker 5: different things they can throw at them, but they still
Speaker 5: have to come ready and prepare and be ready to
Speaker 5: tackle and to trust their eyes.
Speaker 6: Gap integrity.
Speaker 5: We saw some saw some you know, some bad gap
Speaker 5: exchanges last week where guys didn't run do their run
Speaker 5: fits well, and you know, say Kwan broke free, so
Speaker 5: they're gonna have to still come out and defend.
Speaker 4: So something on that note too, that you're talking about,
Speaker 4: you know, all of the things that confuse you know,
Speaker 4: offensive coordinators offenses when they're facing a dan Quinn defense.
Speaker 4: Dan Quinn in his press conference earlier the DQD oh
Speaker 4: uncle uncle d Q our cowboy's uncle. You know, he
Speaker 4: talked about he was asked in the press conference, how
Speaker 4: do you not outsmart yourself with how many things you
Speaker 4: have going on and how many weapons you have on
Speaker 4: your defense to great pay, how do you not outsmart yourself?
Speaker 4: And the little notes that I wrote, he talks about
Speaker 4: how he works at it at practice. He has the
Speaker 4: guys work on something at practice. If it's not ready
Speaker 4: and it needs quote more seasoning, then he doesn't show
Speaker 4: it on the field yet. So again, I think something
Speaker 4: really respectable about dan Quinn is he doesn't get ahead
Speaker 4: of himself. He knows where his limitations are. For his players,
Speaker 4: they have that respect and they know, Okay, this is
Speaker 4: ready to go and this is not and maybe needs
Speaker 4: a little more seasoning. But dan Quinn always has something
Speaker 4: up his sleeve. And I think the amount of respect
Speaker 4: that guy deserves is just endless go dan Quin.
Speaker 3: Well much respect to him. We're gonna go and take
Speaker 3: a quick break and then we're gonna go to the
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Speaker 10: Yikes?
Speaker 7: Kelsey, you killed me.
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Speaker 7: Oh my goodness.
Speaker 3: All right, guys, so it's like someone help her, like wow,
Speaker 3: poor girl. Okay, Kelsey, moving on, Let's discuss this Dallas
Speaker 3: defense offense, right, yeah, let's talk about.
Speaker 7: The Cowboys offense.
Speaker 3: They can exploit on the Commander's defense. Okay, I actually
Speaker 3: want to know because you like did this little thing
Speaker 3: where you made a noise and I feel like there
Speaker 3: was something that you want to talk about that we
Speaker 3: maybe didn't We didn't talk about that was on your
Speaker 3: little list, and I want to know.
Speaker 5: Oh no, I just I forgot to minish to mention
Speaker 5: Terry McLaurin. Oh he's still I mean, Terry, that's still
Speaker 5: not that scary against Terry Vaughn. Yeah, so that's you
Speaker 5: call it what you want. Yeah, But so like that
Speaker 5: matchup is important as well. I guess, like you know,
Speaker 5: he is still a legitimate receiver in this league.
Speaker 6: So I just want.
Speaker 3: To make sure worth noting. Okay, So let's I want
Speaker 3: to keep this file on you for a minute because
Speaker 3: you are our film queen and I need to know
Speaker 3: again we have a lot of expectations for this Cowboys offense.
Speaker 3: Cooper Rush has risen to the occasion. I think you
Speaker 3: guys heard Jane say yesterday there is no quarterback in
Speaker 3: Cowboys history that has been able to start their first
Speaker 3: four games for a team and win all four of them.
Speaker 3: And I went ahead and said, yet, So what's it
Speaker 3: gonna take for this Dallas Cowboys offense to actually make
Speaker 3: history and make Cooper Rush the redheaded legend that we
Speaker 3: all just so desperately need.
Speaker 5: All Right, so they gotta deal with the Redskins defensive
Speaker 5: line that.
Speaker 4: They commander, with the commanders, the commanders, sorry, Washington, Washington,
Speaker 4: Washington is probably the best way to go.
Speaker 5: So the Washington defensive line, I'm new here, y'all, And
Speaker 5: so yeah, they have Marquess Sweat, Jonathan Payne, Jonathan Allen.
Speaker 5: Those guys really clog up the middle of that defensive line.
Speaker 5: So I would expect for the Cowboys to maybe try
Speaker 5: to run at the edges like they did, you know,
Speaker 5: a couple of times last week.
Speaker 6: I think this defensive line is going to be a.
Speaker 5: Little difficult to just overpower in the middle of the defense.
Speaker 5: I think the Cowboys do have some guys, but depending
Speaker 5: on if Matt farniok is taking the majority of those
Speaker 5: snaps you may see some Jason Peters. I do expect
Speaker 5: for them to still continue to go through the run game,
Speaker 5: but I do there I think there are some guys
Speaker 5: in their secondary that you can exploit. Kendall Fuller has
Speaker 5: been getting a lot of play, but he's also been
Speaker 5: getting targeted a lot. Like you can tell that some
Speaker 5: teams are noticing that they can take advantage of it.
Speaker 5: So we'll see if they go with that matchup as well.
Speaker 5: They do get some good linebacker play. Hulcum comes down
Speaker 5: sometimes rushes the passer every now and then as a linebacker.
Speaker 6: So I don't know. I think I think the Cowboys
Speaker 6: game plan will be similar in a way.
Speaker 5: It's personnel, Yeah, yeah, I mean you're gonna get tight
Speaker 5: ends and they're trying to get you know, trying to
Speaker 5: get some favorable matchups because also to this defensive this
Speaker 5: defensive line for Washington.
Speaker 6: They're on the field a lot.
Speaker 5: They have been on the field a lot because of
Speaker 5: the offenses inability to really move the ball. So yeah,
Speaker 5: continue to run the ball, you know, eat up the clock,
Speaker 5: see which you can get from there, and take the
Speaker 5: big plays as you need them, because there should be
Speaker 5: opportunity there with play action and stuff. If you, you know,
Speaker 5: just stay diligent on running the ball.
Speaker 4: So a little throwback here, because a couple weeks ago,
Speaker 4: all of us made a list of things that the
Speaker 4: Cowboys needed to do to start winning games. Keep in
Speaker 4: mind this was before the Bengals game. On our list,
Speaker 4: we had control the penalties, run the ball, dot dot dot,
Speaker 4: and stick to it. Zeke needs to bust one hundred yards,
Speaker 4: but run game can bust one hundred yards.
Speaker 7: That's fine.
Speaker 4: Accountability, dynamic effort all around. Ladies, how do you feel
Speaker 4: like the Cowboys have worked on those areas since we
Speaker 4: last talked about this list? Because I haven't deleted this
Speaker 4: for my notes, this has been sitting in my notes
Speaker 4: looking real pretty for the last couple of weeks because
Speaker 4: a lot of the things you mentioned are on this list,
Speaker 4: and personally, I think it's things that the Cowboys have
Speaker 4: worked on and progressed on.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 7: Something I think I want to see.
Speaker 4: Out of the Cowboys offense this week is the consistency.
Speaker 7: I don't want the highs and lows.
Speaker 4: Of Oh, they're starting out so strong, they're looking so
Speaker 4: great in the first half and then third quarter. Why
Speaker 4: aren't we scoring. We're going three and now they're settling
Speaker 4: for field goals. I want to see a consistent effort
Speaker 4: from the offense, not so much, you know, a dynamic effort,
Speaker 4: because I feel like we can see that, we know
Speaker 4: that that's there. It's the consistency that I think lax
Speaker 4: and can get them trailing behind if they're not careful.
Speaker 4: So I think being consistent, and that starts with running
Speaker 4: the ball. I'm beating a dead horse here we go,
Speaker 4: running the ball and making sure that that run game
Speaker 4: busts over, you know, one hundred yards this game, because
Speaker 4: I think that was vital. Another thing we talked about
Speaker 4: was time of possession. You mentioned that that was vital
Speaker 4: this game. This last week against New York that was
Speaker 4: the first time the Cowboys have done that this season.
Speaker 4: So I think staying consistent and staying consistent the entire.
Speaker 7: Game is going to be key here.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they're not the Commanders aren't a team that really
Speaker 5: wants to play from behind. It's just not what's in
Speaker 5: their forte at this point in time. But when you
Speaker 5: start talking about the consistency, I think the consistency with
Speaker 5: you know, and down the penalties that thank you. This
Speaker 5: is also a team that you don't want to give
Speaker 5: any light. Like they do have skilled players on that
Speaker 5: offensive side, and it can take one play for them,
Speaker 5: So you want to make sure that you know they're
Speaker 5: playing discipline ball and not getting getting Also to like
Speaker 5: the defense when when they have opportunities for third downs,
Speaker 5: get them off the field. There are one of the
Speaker 5: worst teams on third down this year, the Commanders. So
Speaker 5: if the defense has time and has the opportunity to
Speaker 5: get them off the field, they have to take advantage
Speaker 5: of it.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, if you're talking about consistency, I look
Speaker 3: at like the game plan from last week, and not
Speaker 3: only is it quite evenly balanced, it is almost exactly
Speaker 3: with you know, thirty thirty rushing attempts and then thirty
Speaker 3: targets to you your receivers. So like, I personally like
Speaker 3: to see a mix like that. I like to see
Speaker 3: a long list of guys on this game book afterwards,
Speaker 3: where I know that you can't just take out one man. Yeah,
Speaker 3: they're going to bracket CD. Like that's going to be
Speaker 3: something a lot of defenses are going to try to
Speaker 3: do because it's pretty obvious that right now he is
Speaker 3: like one of them main weapons, especially with Gallup hasn't
Speaker 3: been on the field, Schultz hasn't been on the field, etcetera.
Speaker 3: We know the story right. The rushing game, I think
Speaker 3: is fabulous. I love we talked about it yesterday. I
Speaker 3: love just how they how compatible these two are in
Speaker 3: terms of complimenting their styles.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they like each other as as humans and it helps.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and again that.
Speaker 4: Goes along with what we've been talking about all week.
Speaker 4: The chemistry in this locker room is not to be
Speaker 4: slept on. I tweeted about this yesterday after seeing the
Speaker 4: sounds of the sidelines.
Speaker 6: Shout out to.
Speaker 4: The Cowboys social media team who ever put that together
Speaker 4: was beautiful.
Speaker 7: We love that and I think.
Speaker 4: It really shows you there's leaders in this locker room
Speaker 4: that are very like unspoken and they do it quietly
Speaker 4: behind the curtain, but it's making an impact. And we've
Speaker 4: said his name before, but Jason Peters going out and.
Speaker 6: Leaving at huddle with the offensive linemens.
Speaker 4: I mean, you've only been here for a few weeks
Speaker 4: and you're leading the huddle and that's why they brought
Speaker 4: him in.
Speaker 7: Is this leadership.
Speaker 4: But don't sleep on the chemistry and what these guys
Speaker 4: are dealing with each other in the locker room because
Speaker 4: it's very apparent that the outside noise to them does
Speaker 4: not matter. They believe in themselves, they believe in their coaching,
Speaker 4: and they believe in this environment.
Speaker 3: That shout out to Alex Oliy for the sounds of
Speaker 3: the side. Thank you, thank you Jazzy for that. I
Speaker 3: do want to ask a secondary question though, not to
Speaker 3: answer your question with a question, but I think I
Speaker 3: have a little bit of PTSD from you know, the
Speaker 3: Broncos game and Vic Fangio calling us out and saying
Speaker 3: that he had a blueprint, right like, We're not in
Speaker 3: the construction business. I don't want to be that easy
Speaker 3: to read well quote, so I guess I'm wondering when
Speaker 3: you guys, I'm really kind of proud of that. Really,
Speaker 3: it wasn't that good, but it was like good enough,
Speaker 3: and it was better than what I normally do.
Speaker 7: Was amazing.
Speaker 3: I just like, I'm like pause for some applies. I'm
Speaker 3: having to like hold myself as I'm like just with
Speaker 3: trailing this out so you can find an applause sound.
Speaker 3: I'm kidding, but I do want to ask you guys
Speaker 3: that because like, is there a concern in your mind
Speaker 3: from becoming to predict her. Yes, she got it, my queen.
Speaker 3: You know when when everyone knows, here's what they have
Speaker 3: right now accessible at their fingertips, here's what they did,
Speaker 3: they did it well. Last week, they are trying to
Speaker 3: stay afloat Cooper. Rush is great, but he's not to
Speaker 3: the level of like some other quarterbacks are, So your
Speaker 3: tool kid is limited. Are you worried at all about
Speaker 3: being quote seen in terms of what the game plan
Speaker 3: is and could be?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 5: I think that what when you start talking about what
Speaker 5: happened in the Broncos game, I think a lot of
Speaker 5: that started with the inability to run the ball, like
Speaker 5: I mean, if you because when they were dropping six
Speaker 5: dvs and covers, they were doing that because they know
Speaker 5: you can't run the ball.
Speaker 6: And with now is there And that's what I was
Speaker 6: saying yesterday.
Speaker 5: I think it's so important that the Cowboys are continuing
Speaker 5: to put out good tape and in a good representation
Speaker 5: of what they are capable of, because before it was
Speaker 5: just like, oh, we don't have to plan for this, this, that,
Speaker 5: and the third. No, now teams actually have to say,
Speaker 5: maybe I need to account for this young tight end
Speaker 5: Peyton Hindershot. Maybe I do need to pay attention to
Speaker 5: Noel Brown because he's almost had two, you know, one
Speaker 5: hundred yard games.
Speaker 3: Back to back.
Speaker 5: Like so I also and then also to the one
Speaker 5: game is starting to really start to move gentlemen out
Speaker 5: the way. And so when you start talking about them
Speaker 5: figuring things out, it's not a lot. It's not necessarily
Speaker 5: the Cowboys are doing anything complicated. They are doing things
Speaker 5: very basic. It's just can you stop it? Can you
Speaker 5: stop it? And then also with the run game, what's
Speaker 5: happening we talked about yesterday with Cooper Rush with a
Speaker 5: play action passes eleven to fifteen, one hundred and fifty
Speaker 5: eight yards from that play action is contingent on you
Speaker 5: believing that we can run the ball. And so I
Speaker 5: think that if they continue to have the balance that
Speaker 5: they're having and seeing success in different ways and it
Speaker 5: being a machine, then it is gonna I mean, people
Speaker 5: are gonna start keying in on guys.
Speaker 6: They're gonna start doing that stuff.
Speaker 5: But when you start getting a Michael Gallop back, when
Speaker 5: you start getting some of these other gentlemen back, it's
Speaker 5: still just another wrinkle to have to worry about on
Speaker 5: the offensive side of the ball, and then before you
Speaker 5: know it, Dak Prescott's here. So I don't know the
Speaker 5: figuring it out is yeah, I mean, is that possible.
Speaker 5: But it's not anything that no one's ever seen before, right,
Speaker 5: it's can you stop it?
Speaker 4: Something that Mike McCarthy also talked about in his press
Speaker 4: conference this morning, when he was asked about Washington giving
Speaker 4: up nine sacks. You know later, he said he doesn't
Speaker 4: want to gain a false confidence. He still has a
Speaker 4: guard up about gaining false confidence, which I think is
Speaker 4: important and that really shows the amount of level head
Speaker 4: that Mike McCarthy has with his coaching style. I think
Speaker 4: to not tell the guys, hey, guess what, they had
Speaker 4: nine sacks on them last week.
Speaker 7: Guess what you're gonna do. This is an easy win,
Speaker 7: because you know what it should be. It should be
Speaker 7: an easy win.
Speaker 4: However, you cannot get that high up that you come
Speaker 4: crashing down because this would not be a game that
Speaker 4: I really want to.
Speaker 7: Talk about the Cowboys losing next week.
Speaker 4: I don't think any of us would. But he also
Speaker 4: made a good point in saying that the commanders had
Speaker 4: a full week of prep, the Cowboys having the Monday
Speaker 4: night game, haven't had their full week of prep. So
Speaker 4: that's just something to keep in mind too, because I
Speaker 4: didn't think about that until he said it during press conferences.
Speaker 3: So one thing I would say about the Latin not
Speaker 3: the full week of prep is that this Cowboys team
Speaker 3: is used to that, right, you know they are always
Speaker 3: the Thanksgiving game. You know that is short weeks.
Speaker 7: Are America's team.
Speaker 3: Literally, that is just a thing that this team deals with. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so at least they have that going for them. But
Speaker 3: I do think you do have a consistent point in
Speaker 3: the concept of keeping a level head and not letting
Speaker 3: it get to them, because I think that has been
Speaker 3: a problem we did. Again I referenced the Denver game.
Speaker 3: I think that they got a little high on themselves
Speaker 3: at times and lost that fourth component of the football game.
Speaker 3: And I think that's really important for them to stay
Speaker 3: locked in even though you have something in front of
Speaker 3: you where you're like, hey, like listen, We're.
Speaker 6: Like, this is a favorable matchup. Correct, this is a favorable.
Speaker 5: Matchup and yeah, like they're looking at the same film
Speaker 5: we're looking at light right, Yeah, like this is something.
Speaker 6: Can we replicate what the what Philly did? Yes, we can.
Speaker 3: There is no reason why this Cowboys team shouldn't win
Speaker 3: this game. Now it's their time to execute it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they got to go out there and play the defense.
Speaker 5: Ain't just gonna roll over.
Speaker 6: I mean the Giants, the Commenders. Hey, y'all listen.
Speaker 3: I'm glad we're on the same page today, my friend.
Speaker 7: Like that Monday game, we shifted everything, So we're a
Speaker 7: little bit.
Speaker 5: I'm got on the bus. But they're not just gonna
Speaker 5: roll over. I'm just I'm just being honest with you.
Speaker 5: They're not just gonna roll over. They're gonna They're gonna
Speaker 5: put up a fight, all right. It's not gonna just.
Speaker 6: Be a easy game.
Speaker 3: Well, speaking of taking the bus, it's a perfect segue,
Speaker 3: my friend, Gosh, I love you for that. We're gonna
Speaker 3: talk about what my dear friend David Hellman said about,
Speaker 3: uh maybe calling Cooper Rush a bit of a bus pass.
Speaker 6: Nah, so he's at least a Camra.
Speaker 3: We're gonna figure out. We're gonna tell it exactly. He
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Speaker 3: is not the fan of the Year in my book,
Speaker 3: and that is my dearest friend David Hellman for making
Speaker 3: such a horrible analogy.
Speaker 6: It was terrible.
Speaker 3: It was a really bad analogy. He knows it, but
Speaker 3: it's still the point stands. I get it. So he
Speaker 3: went on his show on Fox Sports FS one and
Speaker 3: speak for yourself and listen. He's got two Eagles compatriots
Speaker 3: on said show, Leshan McCoy and Emmanuelacho. So I don't
Speaker 3: envy him for being in the position that he's in,
Speaker 3: but basically they are sitting over there trying to hype
Speaker 3: up some quarterback controversy that is, as we have mentioned
Speaker 3: a thousand million times over, non existent. Either way, I
Speaker 3: thought it was a fun talking point because literally the
Speaker 3: way he described it, he was like, would you take
Speaker 3: a souped up Cadillac Escalade and then opt for the
Speaker 3: bus pass Cooper Rush instead souped up Cadillac obviously being
Speaker 3: Dak Prescott. I just can see the disdain on your face,
Speaker 3: Ayisha with the bus pass comparison.
Speaker 5: To Yeah, I mean a bus I mean like like
Speaker 5: a dart pass, y'all, Like that's that's that's pressure.
Speaker 3: Like he I'm telling you it was like a bart pass,
Speaker 3: like Bart in San Francisco is pretty good, or like
Speaker 3: or like what's the one the train and in London
Speaker 3: that's a good one.
Speaker 6: No, I think he's a camera.
Speaker 5: I think he's he's he's calm, he's reliable, he's he's press.
Speaker 5: He's a camera because he's he got some room to him,
Speaker 5: he got some I'm telling you, he's a camera.
Speaker 6: Leave him alone.
Speaker 3: I like that I drove back camera is my first car.
Speaker 3: I respect that Japanese cars are well made, they are reliable,
Speaker 3: Like you mentioned, like you want to give that as
Speaker 3: your first car to your kid, because like me. I
Speaker 3: totaled it in my driveway. That's a story for a day,
Speaker 3: but like it still drove afterwards, like it gets you
Speaker 3: out of a bind. And I feel like that's why
Speaker 3: Cooper rush.
Speaker 6: I mean, the new ones look nice and sweek too.
Speaker 4: I mean, you never know, I'm not a car girl.
Speaker 4: You're talking to someone who their first car was a bug.
Speaker 4: I was a photogaging bug. You're asking the wrong Do
Speaker 4: you have a flower?
Speaker 3: Kind of flower did you have in your little flower base?
Speaker 4: It was like just one of those stuffed animal little flowers.
Speaker 4: But I also know that I had like cowboys stuff
Speaker 4: all I.
Speaker 6: Had for my first class, So I don't know what ch'all.
Speaker 3: Got way more in the nest.
Speaker 7: All right, did you realize Jazzy had a Jeep Liberty?
Speaker 3: There you go, y'all are I asked my dad. I
Speaker 3: was like, hey, Dad, what kind of car am I getting?
Speaker 3: I wanted a like a nineteenninety nine or two thousand
Speaker 3: and one four Runner And he was like, no, you're
Speaker 3: getting my hand me down car and then I'm getting
Speaker 3: a new So shouts out to dad for teaching me.
Speaker 3: I know, Dad, camer and my dad.
Speaker 7: Literally was looking for bugs for me all over because
Speaker 7: I was like.
Speaker 4: Dad, that's my dream car Police and he got it
Speaker 4: and it broke down every other week.
Speaker 7: So Dad, if you're listening, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: For bringing them not a Cooper rush Mobile. All right.
Speaker 3: So I want to close out on two quick things.
Speaker 3: A fun fact I should that you brought up for us,
Speaker 3: and I love this. If you guys didn't know this,
Speaker 3: Zach Barton has some siblings in the league. I think
Speaker 3: he actually has too. His his his wife's brother plays
Speaker 3: and then his brother believe plays too. So Nick is
Speaker 3: on the Washington Commanders and you just told me he
Speaker 3: has a chance to playing him this weekend.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean he is the backup to their starter
Speaker 5: right now, he's second on their depth chart.
Speaker 6: So we'll see. He might you know, he might get
Speaker 6: some barn.
Speaker 3: I foresee a jersey swap happening at the Yeah, I
Speaker 3: definitely do, so watch out for that. That'll be fun.
Speaker 3: But you know, with the last minute, I think we
Speaker 3: did want to make sure that we talked about we
Speaker 3: We love talking about football with you guys because it's
Speaker 3: fun and it's something that can all bring us together.
Speaker 3: But there are some important things happening in the world
Speaker 3: right now. And I know you Ayisha, having been their
Speaker 3: boots on the ground quite literally, wanted to kind of
Speaker 3: speak to some of those things. And I want to
Speaker 3: give you the floor for that.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So we just wanted to make sure that we paid
Speaker 5: our respects to the folks that are being affect did
Speaker 5: buy a hurricane ianan it's I am an eight year
Speaker 5: National Guardsman and being able to help out with those
Speaker 5: folks in Beaumont with Harvey and the Round Rock area
Speaker 5: and through that the Houston area and just seeing how
Speaker 5: heavily it can affect the community very quickly. All the
Speaker 5: folks that are in Georgia, Florida, all those places, like,
Speaker 5: we care about y'all. And I just wanted to make
Speaker 5: sure that we used our time in our platform to
Speaker 5: say that even.
Speaker 6: The reporters, the sports reporters.
Speaker 5: The Tampa Bay Bucks having to move around, like everyone
Speaker 5: involved that is being affected by this hurricane, we care
Speaker 5: about you and we're here for you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And shout out to the reporters who who have
Speaker 4: to be out in marking the weather aficials and you know,
Speaker 4: having been local news, not anything close to covering a hurricane,
Speaker 4: but it can be scary so I just want to
Speaker 4: give credit to everybody who's been out there, yes, making
Speaker 4: sure everybody has the right information.
Speaker 3: All right, well does Brian just walk by? So how's
Speaker 3: that feels out your show? But really do truly, guys,
Speaker 3: we do appreciate is tuning in and everyone stay safe
Speaker 3: out there. Help someone today, you know, be kind to
Speaker 3: you if you're in the you're in the thick of it,
Speaker 3: just if you're in the spirit of it, all of that.
Speaker 3: But thank you guys so much for tuning in. We
Speaker 3: do appreciate you all so much. This has been another
Speaker 3: episode of Girls Talk, Boys Talk, presented by Jigsawdy preferred
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Speaker 3: justin ours, I'm Kelse Charles. We'll see you guys tomorrow.
Speaker 7: Bye.
Speaker 3: I'll stay safe.
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