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Speaker 1: And now your hosts, Isaiah Standback, Patrick Walker, Josh Rodriguez,
Speaker 1: and Kyle Yeomans.
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Speaker 7: Everybody, We've got kind of the whole crew ready for
Speaker 7: you to rock down. Yeah, Tommy Yarish filling in for
Speaker 7: Patrick Nose Walker. Gee, why Josh Rodriguez, I say a
Speaker 7: stand back. I'm in the backup Kyle Yeomans, So glad
Speaker 7: you're with us. The Cowboys take down the Commanders on
Speaker 7: Christmas Day. Hope you had a phenomenal holiday. Hope you
Speaker 7: had time with your family, time with the loved ones,
Speaker 7: and had some time to watch the Cowboys beat down
Speaker 7: the Commanders for the second time.
Speaker 5: Yes, it's a bit swept.
Speaker 7: Cowboys go five and one in the Division right, get swept.
Speaker 7: I mean I guess four and one they play one.
Speaker 3: They play one this week, so.
Speaker 5: Five and one.
Speaker 7: Yeah, maybe I am projecting that Giants team is Pepe,
Speaker 7: whereas Isaiah would say they are, And we'll preview that
Speaker 7: as we get later into the week.
Speaker 3: But welcome back, Tommy. It's been a minute since we
Speaker 3: got It has been a while.
Speaker 8: Thomas yarshch Thomas, I love.
Speaker 5: You, man, Marry Christmasry Christmas.
Speaker 3: Everybody have a good Christmas so far?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was lovely, Kyle.
Speaker 7: I say so far because I feel like people are
Speaker 7: still celebrating. Oh heck, yeah, man, absolutely, I've got a
Speaker 7: family Christmas tonight. Like the like with everybody kind of
Speaker 7: like separated and with the game being right in the
Speaker 7: middle of it, we just kind of like pushed it back.
Speaker 8: It's still Christopher a lot of people people because you know,
Speaker 8: there's always that family members like, well, your gift's gonna
Speaker 8: be here on Monday, yea, So just if you could
Speaker 8: just wait on you know, it always got one of
Speaker 8: those people. So yeah, Christmas still happened for a lot
Speaker 8: of people. And some people had to work. Yep, some
Speaker 8: people had to work.
Speaker 3: How was traveling?
Speaker 2: I'm not complaining that. Yeah, it's always it's always busting.
Speaker 9: It was good.
Speaker 2: I was happy we were back so that there could
Speaker 2: be some semblance of it. I got home at like
Speaker 2: ten o'clock and that was enough to still open.
Speaker 8: Okay, present open some president or Yeah, guys had to
Speaker 8: work pregame live early Christmas Day.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, we were here.
Speaker 3: You love giving away industry secrets? On what you love
Speaker 3: giving away industries?
Speaker 5: I don't know what you're talking about.
Speaker 3: You guys were here, man, man, that's like the number
Speaker 3: one No No in media is to talk about and
Speaker 3: pull the curtain back without telling anybody.
Speaker 8: Not breaking any fourth walls. You guys kind of are you?
Speaker 8: Guys were here?
Speaker 9: Well, we had a freaking robot on the show.
Speaker 5: He had a robot on the show.
Speaker 2: I was very disappointed the robot did not attack Kyle.
Speaker 3: His name was Benji.
Speaker 2: I was hoping Benji could like throw some punches or
Speaker 2: something at you.
Speaker 3: Dude, Isaiah. Like bowing up to the robot was a
Speaker 3: highlight of my year. Yeah, Like it was like, hold on.
Speaker 9: Now, Benji, try to walk the wrong one. He did?
Speaker 9: He did. I don't know meantimes, ben you ran up
Speaker 9: on a real one. Before saying he grew.
Speaker 5: Up in Washington, he would know, he would know better.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what'd you say that?
Speaker 7: Okay, Kyrie, Oh, Kyrie. Yeah, same type of robots, almost
Speaker 7: like the same model as Showbot show.
Speaker 3: I tried to get Nate to block it. I wanted
Speaker 3: Nate to block the robotak and they were like, go
Speaker 3: for it, you can do it, and Nate was like,
Speaker 3: I'm not doing it.
Speaker 10: I was like, okay, that's Phil Bingi's only like four
Speaker 10: foot five, four foot baby.
Speaker 5: What are you got his measurables on you? I don't know.
Speaker 9: He was heavy enough to handle Bush.
Speaker 7: The way he walked around the studio is clank clank,
Speaker 7: clank play.
Speaker 3: He was heavy, got some got some girth to him,
Speaker 3: for sure. All Right, let's get into some news and notes.
Speaker 3: Tommy Yarrish.
Speaker 2: I don't know how to say away from that, but
Speaker 2: uh all right, Kyle, Yeah, thanks Kyle, welcome back.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 2: No, biggest news is their week eighteen. Yeah, there's no
Speaker 2: way to segue from that. Jiggest news is Cowboys week
Speaker 2: eighteen game against the Giants Sunday at noon. It could
Speaker 2: have been Saturday, but they're keeping the two playoff games.
Speaker 2: I think both of them are. One of them is
Speaker 2: winning in the other is for the one seed, I think,
Speaker 2: and forty nine Ers and Seahawks. I don't know if
Speaker 2: it's to clinch the one seed, but it's an important
Speaker 2: game for the one seed.
Speaker 7: Was there like a legit realistic chance they put Dallas
Speaker 7: on Saturday?
Speaker 11: There?
Speaker 2: They've only played on Saturday once since they've started doing it,
Speaker 2: and it was the first year since they started doing this.
Speaker 2: This is four straight years of playing on Sunday. The
Speaker 2: only reason I would think maybe is if there was
Speaker 2: number one pick implications, which there still are, but not
Speaker 2: in the Dallas game, they would have to put the
Speaker 2: Raiders game on as well. If the Raiders win and
Speaker 2: the Giants lose, I think the Giants get the number
Speaker 2: one overall pick. So I think both of those games
Speaker 2: will be noon games on Sunday, and so Dallas closing
Speaker 2: out on the road at noon. That's your biggest piece
Speaker 2: of news and notes for that, and then other than that,
Speaker 2: I'm trying to think if there was anything.
Speaker 5: It was a quiet weekend, man, Yeah, very quiet weekend.
Speaker 2: You know, we'll see the biggest thing we'll find out
Speaker 2: either today or tomorrow is whether or not Dak Prescott's
Speaker 2: going to play. Yeah. I think when you listen to
Speaker 2: Brian Schadheimer after the game, he got asked about it
Speaker 2: and he was like, yeah, I'm just gonna go drink
Speaker 2: some egnog and then we'll decide on that later. I
Speaker 2: don't see any reason why Prescott plays in this game.
Speaker 2: I mean, he got hit six times, he got sacks
Speaker 2: six times, he got hit eleven more last week. I
Speaker 2: just don't think it's worth it. I don't think he
Speaker 2: should have played the last YEP two games there.
Speaker 5: It is every snap that he had in the second half.
Speaker 9: I know.
Speaker 8: I heard Isaiah in like a disturbance in the forest.
Speaker 3: I heard is.
Speaker 7: I mean we were in studio and every time he
Speaker 7: even remotely was chased down, both of us were.
Speaker 5: Just like this, Yeah, it's like, don't take the chance.
Speaker 9: Why?
Speaker 5: Why?
Speaker 9: Here's my thing.
Speaker 2: Right in today's NFL, the backup quarterback position is so
Speaker 2: important because you just never know, you never know. Look
Speaker 2: all these teams around the NFL that have had to
Speaker 2: lean on backups, and I mean Philip Rivers for one instance.
Speaker 2: And if you're going to have a guy that is
Speaker 2: behind Nack Prescott, who looking at his history has suffered
Speaker 2: injuries in certain seasons. You need somebody that's had games
Speaker 2: under his belt. The Cowboys don't have that anymore in
Speaker 2: Cooper Rush, who was that for so long. Joe Milton
Speaker 2: hasn't started a game yet in his NFL career. Maybe
Speaker 2: the one a New I don't know if that was
Speaker 2: a start, But nonetheless, the guy needs the reps I
Speaker 2: think you should have gotten in the last couple of weeks.
Speaker 8: I mean, would you feel differently if Dak Prescott played
Speaker 8: one series and then gave his Joe Milt.
Speaker 9: I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't see why he I understand what you're.
Speaker 8: Saying, but so that he can start all seventeen games
Speaker 8: that yeah, from his perspective, he wants that's.
Speaker 2: I would be fine with that, Yeah, But I think
Speaker 2: at the same time, every in game rep that you
Speaker 2: can give Joe Milton is incredibly valuable.
Speaker 7: Absolutely, do you play any into the factor and we'll
Speaker 7: see how many yards he needs by the end of
Speaker 7: tonight because the Rams played tonight. But the top two
Speaker 7: passers in the NFL right now are Dak Prescott.
Speaker 9: And Matthew Stafford.
Speaker 3: There has never been a Cowboys quarterback that has led
Speaker 3: the NFL in passing. You guys already know my answer.
Speaker 3: I don't care. Put him on the sideline. Let's win
Speaker 3: in twenty twenty six. But do you feel like.
Speaker 7: There's anything that plays into that from a player standpoint,
Speaker 7: with a chance to lead the league in passing for
Speaker 7: the first time not only in his career, but in
Speaker 7: his franchise's history.
Speaker 9: Kyle, I'm gonna say no. He's making sixty million dollars.
Speaker 7: Okay, But is that the realistic answer or is that
Speaker 7: the common.
Speaker 10: If I'm making sixty million dollars, that's all I care about.
Speaker 10: Sit down, sixty million dollars in no playoffs. I'll just
Speaker 10: take the sixty Thank.
Speaker 9: You appreciation much.
Speaker 2: I again, as a competitor, yeah, obviously, But as a
Speaker 2: being a looking at it from a realistic standpoint, no,
Speaker 2: I don't think so. It's not worth it, not with
Speaker 2: this pass rush that you're going to face.
Speaker 8: I think you give him the serious especially if it's
Speaker 8: up to hit and he's making the decision for himself.
Speaker 8: I want to start all seventeen games, give him a series.
Speaker 9: What does that do for him? Huh?
Speaker 5: That lets him start all seventeen games.
Speaker 3: I'll give him a snap give him a snap, give
Speaker 3: him a snap, run.
Speaker 2: The ball to just taking it literally like second and
Speaker 2: eleven start and then get.
Speaker 9: Out of there.
Speaker 8: Honestly, I'll take it, but I will not I want
Speaker 8: him off the field, obviously, but I understand from the
Speaker 8: like you said, the competitive standpoint. Dak Prescott vocally has
Speaker 8: been saying, you know, I'm playing these games, so I
Speaker 8: get it, but he.
Speaker 3: Wants to I don't like it. He wants to be there.
Speaker 7: I believe it was Ryan Clark who had some commentary
Speaker 7: on it on a national.
Speaker 5: Ryan Clark, he listened to ourselves and copied it was.
Speaker 7: Very similar to what Isaiah was saying. I think he
Speaker 7: did listen, yeah, the but what he was saying was
Speaker 7: mirroring what you said last year, Isaiah, which is there's
Speaker 7: no residual down. Yeah, I protect you, protect yourself from
Speaker 7: player from himself. That's why he definitely listened to Talking Cowboy.
Speaker 7: He just said that, yeah, exactly, exactly.
Speaker 2: Yes, Well, that's one of the things that I disagree
Speaker 2: with Brian on was that decision of Schottenheimer. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: is to play Dak playing back to the last two games.
Speaker 7: Really for what I get, playing him against the Chargers
Speaker 7: I get playing against the Charge, for sure. They were
Speaker 7: prepping the whole week, they were planning on possibly being
Speaker 7: in the playoffs scenario. But that should have been the
Speaker 7: final chance, yep, final Who wrong? And now that it
Speaker 7: hasn't been and you've turned around and you've.
Speaker 3: Ended on a high note. He played well, I mean
Speaker 3: he didn't play his best game of all time. We'll
Speaker 3: get to that in a moment.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, but if he.
Speaker 10: Still won the game, if you play him this week,
Speaker 10: how can you stand by anything that you said this
Speaker 10: previous week, which is whatever coach Schottenheimer said in regards
Speaker 10: of his justification for playing Dak and the rest of
Speaker 10: the superstars on his team. You had nothing to gain, right,
Speaker 10: So if you had nothing to gain this previous week,
Speaker 10: why would you then turn and change your mind all
Speaker 10: of a sudden in what you say?
Speaker 3: All screw that?
Speaker 8: Well, you have nothing to gain, But like Tommy just illustrated,
Speaker 8: you have something to gain, and giving Joel.
Speaker 10: Saying like if the reason last week wasn't good enough
Speaker 10: to sit back, then why would it be good enough
Speaker 10: this this coming week?
Speaker 9: You know what what I'm saying? Like the situations the same.
Speaker 2: Yeah, say that it's the last game of the season.
Speaker 2: That would be my only con.
Speaker 3: I mean, get nothing on Christmas Day.
Speaker 9: I mean freaking absolutely.
Speaker 10: That's what it comes to the politics of sports. That's
Speaker 10: what it comes down to, the politics and sports. Let's
Speaker 10: be real, there are politics and sports.
Speaker 9: People.
Speaker 10: There's money that tells you that you have to do
Speaker 10: certain things right. So that's what happened. You're playing on Netflix.
Speaker 9: That's the difference.
Speaker 5: Christmas Day.
Speaker 9: Christmas Day.
Speaker 8: Now, your next game is noon on Sunday, amongst what
Speaker 8: ten other games are gonna be at noon on Sunday.
Speaker 10: I think I just wish that they would call it
Speaker 10: what it is. Listen, we have a obligation to play it,
Speaker 10: you know whatever, Just call it what it will.
Speaker 7: Maybe the Jones family when they're on the fan this week,
Speaker 7: because they're talking to.
Speaker 3: Whoever, They're like, yeah, you know what, we felt like
Speaker 3: we needed to do it.
Speaker 5: I just wish the people we had to compete with
Speaker 5: stranger things.
Speaker 9: I just wish people would be more transparent.
Speaker 10: We understand the Richards risk every time we touched the field,
Speaker 10: all of our players.
Speaker 9: We don't want anybody to ever get hurt.
Speaker 10: But the reality is we have obligation to, you know,
Speaker 10: to NFL fans, especially on Christmas.
Speaker 9: Day, to go out there and give them their primetime
Speaker 9: players right and be done.
Speaker 8: It's ridiculous that you have to sort of succumb to
Speaker 8: like the obligations of being on you know, Netflix and everything. Anyways,
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Speaker 5: Be sure to check it.
Speaker 7: Out, and America's team the story of the Dallas Cowboys
Speaker 7: cheerleaders also yes, also on somebody in the chat. I
Speaker 7: don't want to give them the attention because they're kind
Speaker 7: of troll spamming here. But he's saying quitter mentality. I've
Speaker 7: heard that ground in different what there is in regard
Speaker 7: of wanting.
Speaker 3: To sit Dowack? How can you build a culture while
Speaker 3: wanting to sit Dack? And there do you simple answer
Speaker 3: to that? Isaiah, I'll let you take.
Speaker 9: Yeah, what do you gain? Like?
Speaker 10: And first of all, no, I'm not I don't get personal.
Speaker 10: What do you gain that has proven everything in this league?
Speaker 3: Correct?
Speaker 10: He's literally except from the ring. The ring is not
Speaker 10: attainable anymore. It's not this year.
Speaker 9: It's not attainable. You can't get the ring. So if
Speaker 9: you can't get the ring.
Speaker 10: Why would you subject your superstar players that are your
Speaker 10: largest assets on your team. Why would you subject them
Speaker 10: to any danger? You wouldn't. You absolutely wouldn't. If it
Speaker 10: was your kid, would you do it? Heck no, get
Speaker 10: your butt over here and sit down.
Speaker 9: For what? Like for what? I don't even know how.
Speaker 10: People can't even justify it in their mind that it's
Speaker 10: the same thing across this freeway.
Speaker 9: You can get a billion dollars.
Speaker 10: I'm getting across that freeway, hey, cross his fear of
Speaker 10: freeway is a dollar.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 10: No, I'm probably not gonna. It's not worth it. It's
Speaker 10: not worth it.
Speaker 12: You gain nothing, if anything you lose, You could lose everything, right,
Speaker 12: you could absolutely if he gets hurt, Now, your chance
Speaker 12: at that ring is you right?
Speaker 9: It off? For next year? Gone?
Speaker 3: In twenty twenty, it was.
Speaker 9: It's a gift that.
Speaker 10: You walked out of this previous game without any major injuries. Yes,
Speaker 10: it is an absolute. It is a godsend that you
Speaker 10: walked out of that game without any injuries because they.
Speaker 5: Were coming after him, absolutely, not even just him.
Speaker 9: Everybody's right. Every game, every snap, you're subject to injury.
Speaker 3: Yes, you can happen anywhere you.
Speaker 10: Can non contact coach can say Kyle get in the game,
Speaker 10: you could take your first stride and pop tear your achilles.
Speaker 9: If that's how that's how easy injuries can happen.
Speaker 7: Remember the Super Bowl San Francisco right off the right,
Speaker 7: off the sideline that wasn't even in the game.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, so everybody can get hurt.
Speaker 10: So as an organization, as organization management, you have assets, right,
Speaker 10: you have fifty three assets over there that are your primaries.
Speaker 10: You got other guys that are on practice squad as well.
Speaker 10: What are my most influential assets that I must protect?
Speaker 5: Dak Prescott.
Speaker 10: Dak Prescott is definitely at the top of the dog
Speaker 10: on totem pole right, ceedee lamb. Okay, then you got
Speaker 10: the you got the Quinn Williams, right, you got Tyler Smith.
Speaker 10: There's just certain guys. They're all teammates. Some are more
Speaker 10: valuable than others. Cornerstone is what they like to say
Speaker 10: around here, right, Cornerstone pieces.
Speaker 9: Certain guys you.
Speaker 10: Have to protect and they if they if they're like, okay, coach,
Speaker 10: I will sit down, then you probably don't want them
Speaker 10: on your team. You want guys that are gonna push back.
Speaker 10: You want guys that want to be out there. You
Speaker 10: want them to be competitive, if you want them to
Speaker 10: say out to right things. Yes, yes, yes, those are
Speaker 10: all culture building influential things. But as an organization and
Speaker 10: as management, I must manage you right to ensure that
Speaker 10: you protect yourself from you And if you're not going
Speaker 10: to do it, I'll do it.
Speaker 9: You're not going to do it, so I have to
Speaker 9: do it for you. Sit down.
Speaker 2: And it's been said on the path, like when Mike
Speaker 2: McCarthy was here, and just with Dak Prescott overall, people
Speaker 2: have talked about like, yeah, this is a guy who
Speaker 2: works so hard that sometimes we need to like tell
Speaker 2: him to calm down a little bit, like we need
Speaker 2: to at times rain him back in because he will
Speaker 2: go the extra mile. And I think that if we're
Speaker 2: talking about culture here, that alone tells you you're in
Speaker 2: a good place. The fact that Dak Prescott has played
Speaker 2: these last two games tells you you're in a good place.
Speaker 2: Since this game there's no effect on the country change.
Speaker 2: It's not going to change anything about the culture. And
Speaker 2: the whole quitting thing, what are you quitting from there?
Speaker 2: They are not going to the playoffs. There is nothing
Speaker 2: to play for, quote unquote, so you're not really quitting
Speaker 2: from anything. And then I saw somebody say, oh worry,
Speaker 2: you pay him sixty million dollars. That is exactly why
Speaker 2: you sit him. That's exactly why you sit him, because,
Speaker 2: like you said, Kyle, if you go in the next
Speaker 2: year with an injured Dak Prescott, you don't have him
Speaker 2: at training camp. You don't have him until what week
Speaker 2: five of the season or something. Forget about it.
Speaker 9: It's not gonna happen. Forget about it. Forget it.
Speaker 7: The chat is backing us up in this regard here,
Speaker 7: I pretty heavily forget about it.
Speaker 3: And you're paying.
Speaker 7: Him sixty million dollars not to finish seventeen games.
Speaker 3: That's not what you paid him for.
Speaker 7: You paid him to give give yourself a shot to
Speaker 7: win championships. That's what you're paying Dak press stuff.
Speaker 5: For which is gone. Not here in twenty two, it's
Speaker 5: not happening.
Speaker 7: We'll do it in twenty twenty six, or try to
Speaker 7: in twenty twenty six.
Speaker 3: All right, when we come back, let's talk about the
Speaker 3: game a little bit.
Speaker 9: Defence.
Speaker 7: There's showed some things in the back half of that
Speaker 7: game that I thought was interesting, maybe even some guys
Speaker 7: playing into contract spots which.
Speaker 3: Will outline some of those guys.
Speaker 7: And then the offense of course started hot and had
Speaker 7: a couple really impressive drives. Can they continue that momentum
Speaker 7: into twenty twenty six. We'll talk about that when we
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Speaker 7: Yarish in studio with Josh Rodriguez, Isaiah standback in the back.
Speaker 7: I'm Kyle Yeomans Cowboys win on Christmas Day thirty to
Speaker 7: twenty three.
Speaker 3: The final score.
Speaker 7: Cowboys really controlled this football game from the jump thirteen
Speaker 7: play drive to start ended in a touchdown, seventeen playing
Speaker 7: play drive to start in it in a touchdown, and
Speaker 7: then they kind of kept the commanders at arms length
Speaker 7: from that point forward up until the final few possessions
Speaker 7: dominated time of possession thirty eight minutes and forty four seconds.
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Speaker 5: Should we do it in honor of Patrick not being.
Speaker 7: I think we need to do it today and then
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Speaker 9: Nobody.
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Speaker 5: It's Turby Turby speed speak?
Speaker 9: Alright? It is?
Speaker 5: Uh Anyways, I just a.
Speaker 8: Quick shout to that predicted the come OUTSI turp a touchdown.
Speaker 8: Granted I said it was the fourth quarter, but the
Speaker 8: Dephense played like that was the fourth quarter. They just
Speaker 8: stopped playing after that. Then that's part of the problem
Speaker 8: for true.
Speaker 7: Yeah, looks great in the first half, did everything they
Speaker 7: wanted to and then had the big play eighty six
Speaker 7: yards and then after that it was what a throw
Speaker 7: by Dak though, what brilliant He missed a couple of those.
Speaker 5: He had a bad day. I mean, I arguably he
Speaker 5: had a bad day.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think he I think you could con.
Speaker 8: And he threw for over three hundred yards, but that
Speaker 8: was like a poor performance and he said it as
Speaker 8: poor of a poor performance sys you will get from
Speaker 8: Dak in the year twenty twenty five.
Speaker 7: He mentioned it in the postgame press conference he said,
Speaker 7: I missed some throws. And he said the first one
Speaker 7: that I thought of when he said that was the
Speaker 7: CD Lamb throw where CD had two guys beat over
Speaker 7: the top by four yards each and.
Speaker 3: He underthrew it. He said, in the middle of the throw,
Speaker 3: I was already disappointed in myself.
Speaker 9: He knew he didn't leave enough on it.
Speaker 3: I was like, okay, So at least he knew, at
Speaker 3: least he saw, he sees it and he can improve upon.
Speaker 5: It, giving him fits.
Speaker 8: And something that Isaiah's alluded to this season is that
Speaker 8: Dak's ability to get deep ball out there.
Speaker 3: The velocity, the velocity, the zip velocity, no raptor.
Speaker 9: No, it's it's true.
Speaker 10: I hope I hope that they allow him to sit
Speaker 10: this NAS game and so that he can go on
Speaker 10: vacation and enjoy his family and then he can get
Speaker 10: back stronger because the velocity has not been there this season.
Speaker 9: It just hasn't.
Speaker 10: That's not indictment on him, it just is not it
Speaker 10: what it was, and understandably because he's coming off of
Speaker 10: a hamstring injury that would limit his ability to throw
Speaker 10: as strongly as ferociously as he once was able to.
Speaker 9: So he needs some time. He needs some time, so
Speaker 9: hopefully he's able to get some of that back.
Speaker 10: And you you know, as a passer when it's just
Speaker 10: not there, you know what I mean, Like you you
Speaker 10: know it's not there and that is a part of
Speaker 10: his game with these weapons.
Speaker 9: That he has to get back.
Speaker 3: Mhm.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's not as much drive now as he is
Speaker 2: just kind of finesse and touch. I think we've seen
Speaker 2: that a lot with some of the crossers to CD
Speaker 2: and pickings this year. And then on his deep pens,
Speaker 2: he's not necessarily trying to, like you said, drive and
Speaker 2: put it one hundred miles an hour down field. He's trying.
Speaker 2: He's getting it up and letting guys run underneath it
Speaker 2: and with.
Speaker 5: At least to a lot of pass uh, defensives, interferences.
Speaker 2: And yeah, I know, if the ball is hanging up
Speaker 2: there in the year, that's a tough spot for DB's
Speaker 2: to be in. So to a degree, there there's an
Speaker 2: advantage to that. I don't know about you guys, but
Speaker 2: I think we saw some I think we saw some
Speaker 2: Marty ball from the younger shot and you think so
Speaker 2: on Thursday, there was time of possession just I mean,
Speaker 2: gru those first three drives felt like forever.
Speaker 9: It was awesome.
Speaker 2: Five minutes, eighteen seconds, seven and a half minutes, a
Speaker 2: quick drive with turpin. But I think they had four drives.
Speaker 2: It lasted longer than five minutes. It's pretty good, And
Speaker 2: I think the only thing that you get concerned about
Speaker 2: is number one still the defense and number two, why
Speaker 2: can't the offense continue to score points in the second half.
Speaker 2: I think in this game it was a mixture of
Speaker 2: penalties and Washington's pastors started to get home. Johnny Newton
Speaker 2: had an unbelievable game. Yeah, three sacks, right, he had
Speaker 2: I think two and a half. I think they counted
Speaker 2: won as a half sack. But they've worn down instead
Speaker 2: of wearing other teams down, which we've seen them do
Speaker 2: at points this year. And so is it just hey
Speaker 2: it's week seventeen, I don't know, but it's been going
Speaker 2: on for a couple of weeks now. So I think
Speaker 2: that's that would be what you're concerned about, and that's
Speaker 2: what you're looking to get, right, I see three here,
Speaker 2: you had three sacks?
Speaker 9: Three he had them?
Speaker 8: Now Newton did yeah, good for I mean, you had
Speaker 8: a great game. He did the whole defensive line had
Speaker 8: a great game. You really liked what you were seeing.
Speaker 8: I mean, as a cow was fan, you didn't like it.
Speaker 8: But them tightening up in the second half was alarming
Speaker 8: to me because the defense was starting to get I mean,
Speaker 8: the defense just wasn't great basically the whole game, right,
Speaker 8: and you kind of let him hang around for a while,
Speaker 8: and it was getting a real testy there, especially in
Speaker 8: the fourth and early in the fourth.
Speaker 5: You're like, you're kidding me, man, Like they're really gonna.
Speaker 3: It was right when Moody hit the twenty three yard
Speaker 3: or right before the.
Speaker 7: End of the third, yeah, and it was like, okay,
Speaker 7: now they're within striking distance. And that was where I
Speaker 7: didn't think the defense played poorly.
Speaker 8: I know they weren't perfect, but that was any other
Speaker 8: quarterback other than Josh Johnson.
Speaker 3: You would be And kind of where I was leading
Speaker 3: is it, did they play well?
Speaker 9: Now?
Speaker 3: Did they play great?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 7: Did they play what they needed to do against the
Speaker 7: bad offense and a team that struggled significantly on the
Speaker 7: offensive side, Yeah, I think they did. They gave up
Speaker 7: twenty three points in three hundred and twenty eight yards,
Speaker 7: like that's a normal game against offense.
Speaker 2: So so Josh Johnson led offense. Yeh, this tenth career
Speaker 2: start in the last nine he didn't a team that
Speaker 2: he started for did not score more than twenty one points.
Speaker 3: Okay, so maybe not as good of a boah.
Speaker 5: Well, it just wasn't good. It's a terrible day.
Speaker 7: He went fifteen to twenty three for a buck ninety
Speaker 7: eight and no touchdowns, no interceptions.
Speaker 3: I mean Johnson's stat line he looked incredibly.
Speaker 7: They gave up the chunk plays to Jacory krossky merrit
Speaker 7: like the seventy two yard touchdown.
Speaker 3: That's inexcusable. I shouldn't be able to do that. Outside
Speaker 3: of that, I thought it was okay.
Speaker 8: I mean, outside of that, they had a really good
Speaker 8: day against the run. Yeah, I mean that was one
Speaker 8: of the things that Washington thought they could lean on
Speaker 8: all day, and early on that pro proved not to
Speaker 8: be the factor for them. They had to air it
Speaker 8: out because and the unfortunate part is that they were
Speaker 8: able to start airing it out after a while. Beemer
Speaker 8: was telling me just before we started the show, is
Speaker 8: that forty percent, no sorry, twenty percent of all of
Speaker 8: Washington's plays were splash plays.
Speaker 5: So every four plays.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's bad.
Speaker 5: They had a big play.
Speaker 7: One of every five plays. Yeah, it's twenty twenty three
Speaker 7: percent crazy.
Speaker 9: Wow.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's pretty because even look at debo explosive places.
Speaker 7: Deebo had a forty one yarder and where he decided
Speaker 7: to destroy Donovan Wilson, Oh my god on the sideline,
Speaker 7: Cory Krossky Merritt had the seventy two yarder.
Speaker 3: Samuel had a twenty nine yard rush.
Speaker 5: What did that sound like in the press box?
Speaker 9: Do you guys like, what was that?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 2: He got worked?
Speaker 5: That was Was there any hearing in the press box?
Speaker 9: Not for me? That's good?
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, not for me.
Speaker 3: What about from Washington?
Speaker 2: I didn't hear anything. We had like the their pro
Speaker 2: folks that are stats like you are down from us
Speaker 2: and you can hear them like all right, twenty six
Speaker 2: run so and so on.
Speaker 3: So, so you just heard that the whole time.
Speaker 2: We're basically hearing that more or less the entire time.
Speaker 7: So your thoughts, Isaiah on the way that the Cowboys
Speaker 7: defense performed in that game.
Speaker 9: It wasn't great. It was more of the same, didn't
Speaker 9: matter where even fools was sitting.
Speaker 10: Pass rush is still Pepula pew secondary is still playing
Speaker 10: soft tackling wasn't great, it was more the same.
Speaker 7: I liked what we saw from One Guy Club forty
Speaker 7: two member Javian clown He's.
Speaker 10: Been consistent ever since he got his feet underneath him now,
Speaker 10: so I mean, Jdavian Clowney is a mercenary. He's a
Speaker 10: higher assassin, that's what he is. And he needed about
Speaker 10: three games to get it his feet on earthm It
Speaker 10: was good to hear him talk about, you know, how
Speaker 10: next year he's going to be playing, whether it's here
Speaker 10: or somewhere else, but he's going to be playing.
Speaker 5: Sign that dude, and that he wants to go.
Speaker 10: To training camp. That is something that you don't hear
Speaker 10: from veterans that have played for twelve years. So, you know,
Speaker 10: he seems to be a a sound player both on
Speaker 10: the field and in the locker room. Sounds to be
Speaker 10: a good addition to this team. I'm not sure of
Speaker 10: his locker room presidence, his effect in the meeting room.
Speaker 10: I can't speak to that, but he looks like somebody
Speaker 10: who just goes about his business exactly that.
Speaker 8: I was literally just about to say that he's a
Speaker 8: guy that handles his business the right way, and he's
Speaker 8: out there making plays. I mean, you're talking about a
Speaker 8: guy that almost ran down to Deo Samuel and made
Speaker 8: a sack what one or two plays later. Just a
Speaker 8: phenomenal player in the fact that you're getting him at
Speaker 8: such a value. Granted he has a bigger paycheck than most,
Speaker 8: but I mean, like the value that you're getting not
Speaker 8: only from his presence, but like you're saying, like his leadership,
Speaker 8: by performing, not necessarily by being vocal.
Speaker 5: Please sign him. That's a guy that you want on
Speaker 5: your squad.
Speaker 3: I really believe in Clowney.
Speaker 7: I mean as a veteran presence in that locker room,
Speaker 7: as somebody he stepped into the role that Dante Fowler
Speaker 7: Junior was expected to have, and he has not been
Speaker 7: good enough this year. I think Fowler has three sacks.
Speaker 7: Clowney's already at five and a half, and that's without
Speaker 7: a training camp, that's without an offseason, that's coming off
Speaker 7: the street and not playing in every game, and he's
Speaker 7: already been significantly better, nearly two times as productive as
Speaker 7: Dante Faller Junior. And that doesn't even count what he's
Speaker 7: done from a leadership standpoint, And from a veteran presence.
Speaker 10: In the low But Dante Fallower Junior also is a
Speaker 10: product of the scheme that he's in. He's one of
Speaker 10: those guys. He's not a plug and play guy. And
Speaker 10: in any scheme, there are certain defensive ends that we've
Speaker 10: talked about from other teams that you could put them
Speaker 10: into any system and they're going to be highly successful.
Speaker 10: Clowney is another one of those body types that you
Speaker 10: could put him into any system as a defensive end,
Speaker 10: regardless of what scheme you're playing, and he's going to
Speaker 10: be successful. Some defensive ends need to be placed in
Speaker 10: specific schemes in order to have a higher success rate.
Speaker 10: That's just a reality. And that's what I believe that
Speaker 10: Dante Faller Junior is. I don't think that he's not good.
Speaker 10: I just think that he needed a dan quinn Ish
Speaker 10: type system. And under dan Quinn, what do you have
Speaker 10: fifteen sacks whatever, thirteen something like that last year and
Speaker 10: you expect it because of the number. And this is
Speaker 10: when analytics don't always match up. People have to take
Speaker 10: it with a grain of salt because systems and schemes matter.
Speaker 10: Systems and schemes matter offensively and defensively, players can be
Speaker 10: amazing players and certain schemes in systems and then go
Speaker 10: to a completely different one in turn ghosts and people
Speaker 10: be like, Oh.
Speaker 9: That person is just not what they used to be.
Speaker 9: That's not true. That's not true.
Speaker 10: It's just that that person doesn't necessarily his their skill
Speaker 10: sets don't thrive in this setting.
Speaker 5: Let me ask you this, though, what about this scheme
Speaker 5: can be successful? What is it that needs to be successful?
Speaker 10: This scheme is a is a stop the run in
Speaker 10: bend but don't break type defense in the secondary. That's
Speaker 10: what this defense is. And in order to do that,
Speaker 10: you have to have safeties that can cover. You have
Speaker 10: to have corners that can cover. In our zone cover
Speaker 10: zone covers corners. Because there's different styles of corners out there.
Speaker 10: There's some corners that can do both. Some are specialists
Speaker 10: and a Manda man. Some are zone guys right where
Speaker 10: they just understand space, understand their body in space, and
Speaker 10: understand the responsibilities of other guys around them. And then
Speaker 10: defensively on the front seven, they have to be able
Speaker 10: to come up and tackle. That's what he wants, that's
Speaker 10: what he wants, and he doesn't have the personnel keeping
Speaker 10: everything in front of it. This is not the personnel
Speaker 10: to do it. I said this early in training him.
Speaker 10: I said, this is dan Quinn's personnel that he's working with.
Speaker 10: That's the reality. You did not have the time nor
Speaker 10: the equity to turn over the defensive roster the way
Speaker 10: in which eber Flues wanted to.
Speaker 4: So what did you do?
Speaker 10: You said, Okay, let's give him what we can give him. Right,
Speaker 10: let's make a couple. Let's make a trade of the
Speaker 10: defensive line position. He needs an interior defensive lineman. They
Speaker 10: did a good job of that, right, They got two
Speaker 10: guys in Quinn Williams was obviously a late addition, but
Speaker 10: Kenny Clark early on. That was huge, right. And then
Speaker 10: obviously the linebackers they tried, they tried. They swung and miss,
Speaker 10: but they tried.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 10: They brought in with three different linebackers, So, I mean,
Speaker 10: so they tried to give him what he needed to
Speaker 10: be successful. But even when you started being successful against
Speaker 10: the run, least didn't have the secondary that you needed.
Speaker 7: You don't have the guys out there, you don't have
Speaker 7: the coverage safeties, you don't have the zone coverage corners.
Speaker 7: We've talked about that extensively throughout the year. This entire
Speaker 7: secondary could use an overhaul or just being healthy in
Speaker 7: its entirety. Guys like Level and Carson and Bland adds
Speaker 7: some guys to that group and make sure that they're healthy,
Speaker 7: then I think you're at least headed in the right direction.
Speaker 10: I don't think they foresaw the issues with trademone. I
Speaker 10: don't think they foresaw obviously the injury to Bland.
Speaker 9: I don't think they. I thought they.
Speaker 10: I believe that they over were overzealous in their ability
Speaker 10: to rehab revel.
Speaker 9: I think they were so.
Speaker 10: I think they they swung they were they were had
Speaker 10: some hopium. Yeah, in terms of the secondary, they had
Speaker 10: some hopium. In terms of the trade acquisitions at the
Speaker 10: linebacker level, they had a lot of hope, right, But
Speaker 10: they didn't have anything that was that was pertinent and evident, right,
Speaker 10: They didn't. They didn't have that stuff that was sound
Speaker 10: going into training camp or coming out of training.
Speaker 7: The only things that was that were sound were the
Speaker 7: things that they had to pay a high dollar for
Speaker 7: in trade capital.
Speaker 3: It's Kenny Clark and Quinn Williams. Those are sure. Thanks,
Speaker 3: you knew those were going to be sure.
Speaker 7: Thanks for sure, and you also knew giving away Michael
Speaker 7: Parsons was going to be a sure thing in the negative,
Speaker 7: so it was going to change.
Speaker 3: But they changed it in one spot, weren't able to
Speaker 3: do that in the other two.
Speaker 8: In the train camp, you could have argued that you
Speaker 8: had the defensive end depth because they were playing so well.
Speaker 8: But now hindsight looking at it, it's like you didn't
Speaker 8: have the tackles that were able to put up a
Speaker 8: fight against the defensive ends. So it looked like you
Speaker 8: had great Greek defensive end depth and that just didn't happen.
Speaker 2: You had you had death because you had Michael Parsons,
Speaker 2: that was.
Speaker 5: Your depth, but he didn't play in the training camp.
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter. When he is on the field, he
Speaker 2: makes everybody around him better. There was there, There was
Speaker 2: I see what you're saying, and that's and I think
Speaker 2: that they made. They made the move thinking Okay, we've
Speaker 2: got guys here that we can trust, and it just
Speaker 2: was not a great bus. Wasn't the right decision? Yeah,
Speaker 2: that they haven't been able.
Speaker 9: To do that this year.
Speaker 5: What wasn't the right decision?
Speaker 2: Thinking that they had enough in the past Rush department
Speaker 2: and they they did not. They they haven't had it
Speaker 2: all year. I mean, when your league, when your team
Speaker 2: leaders in sex or a guy that you picked up
Speaker 2: the day training camp started, James and the guy that
Speaker 2: you picked up with seven games left, Yeah, that's just
Speaker 2: not that's not good at all.
Speaker 9: That's that you just can't have that. I mean, you
Speaker 9: have but understand this.
Speaker 10: And again, I believe that they acquired Matt Eberflus with
Speaker 10: understanding that they have to give him a two year runway.
Speaker 10: Whether they stick to that or not, we'll see, but
Speaker 10: I believe that they had that it was unrealistic to
Speaker 10: bring him in.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 9: Nobody expected him expected the defense to be this bad.
Speaker 10: I think everybody was hopeful of it being middle of
Speaker 10: the road defense and lights out offense.
Speaker 7: That was if anybody thought this was going to be
Speaker 7: a historically bad defense, I'd.
Speaker 2: Like to see that.
Speaker 10: The expectation was that they'd be middle of the road right,
Speaker 10: fifteen to twenty anywhere between that. Right, you could and
Speaker 10: you could have lived with that, right, but bottom of
Speaker 10: the league is that's a whole nother conversation. Right, that
Speaker 10: derails the plans that you had set forth. But they
Speaker 10: tried to give him what he needed, right. You could
Speaker 10: tell that he communicated clearly, this is what I needed
Speaker 10: order to be successful, and they tried to give him that.
Speaker 9: But the reality is there's only.
Speaker 10: So much And you've heard Jerry say this through through
Speaker 10: training camp, right, Double J said it many times. There's
Speaker 10: only so many pieces of the cake, mauh. There's so
Speaker 10: many pieces of the pie that can go around. So
Speaker 10: when you start paying high dollar for certain individuals, I
Speaker 10: can't have a solid team. He made this evidently clear
Speaker 10: in training camp. That doesn't mean that you have to
Speaker 10: like it, but he was very clear, if I'm paying
Speaker 10: high dollar at all these different positions, there's not enough
Speaker 10: to go around. I can't build a team, right. I
Speaker 10: can have exceptional areas, but I can't have a solid team.
Speaker 10: And that is just the reality. That is pure analytics
Speaker 10: as this economics. Unless you are one team in your division,
Speaker 10: they figure it out, right. But again, you saw Dallas
Speaker 10: be more aggressive this year than they have ever been
Speaker 10: in terms of acquisitions.
Speaker 9: Yep. And the hope is that they continue that.
Speaker 10: The hope is that they continue that, right, But you
Speaker 10: have to when you start talking about these coordinators, you
Speaker 10: have to give them what they need.
Speaker 9: What they need.
Speaker 10: I don't believe that Eberflu's had what he needed in
Speaker 10: order to be fully successful with him his scheme, But
Speaker 10: you just didn't expect.
Speaker 9: It to be that bad.
Speaker 2: At the same time, though, I think there have been
Speaker 2: points and this year and I know we got to
Speaker 2: get to our break. But yeah, when I look on
Speaker 2: the field on Thursday and I see Donovan Wilson playing
Speaker 2: single high.
Speaker 9: Yes, stupid? What are we doing?
Speaker 2: That was the play war that was one of the
Speaker 2: exposive players where Deebo catches it, Wilson is like five
Speaker 2: yards behind him and what's going off here? So there
Speaker 2: have been some disage short situations. I think there's blame
Speaker 2: to go all around, of course, but I do agree
Speaker 2: that the biggest swing and misses I think, and what's
Speaker 2: hurt him the most is that linebacker spot. And they
Speaker 2: tried to fix it in the middle of the year
Speaker 2: with Logan Wilson.
Speaker 9: It just hasn't worked.
Speaker 2: No, for sure, I don't think he's got the same
Speaker 2: juice that he did from a couple of years ago.
Speaker 2: He's seen it a couple of times where he just
Speaker 2: gets straight.
Speaker 5: Up beat, but he didn't have any snaps.
Speaker 10: But also again speaking to the safety positions as we
Speaker 10: get ready to go ahead break personnel that's not the
Speaker 10: personnel he likes. You know what I'm saying that you
Speaker 10: have a room full of strong safeties. You have one
Speaker 10: free safety by trade, yep, one, and he's older.
Speaker 9: Yep.
Speaker 10: Right, Malik Hookers, you're one free safety. Everybody else's strong safeties. Yeah, down,
Speaker 10: body yells as strong safeties. Why because dan Quinn's system
Speaker 10: had linebackers as safeties.
Speaker 9: Right. Heat seeking missiles that play near the line of scrimingbacker. Yeah,
Speaker 9: that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 10: Heat seeking missiles that play sad labeled as safeties, play linebacker.
Speaker 9: Put them in the box.
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Speaker 2: one hundred and four yards. Malik Davis. I've got this
Speaker 2: what I believe is a plate of like spaghetti and meatballs.
Speaker 2: It says, hungry, hungry Lake Davis was hungry and they
Speaker 2: fed him on Thursdays. His first career one hundred yard
Speaker 2: games as a rusher. So career highs and everything, well done.
Speaker 2: Malik Davis. Will see if he can see today, that's
Speaker 2: gonna be something interesting. If his if his if the
Speaker 2: swelling in his eyes gone down.
Speaker 5: You kind of need to be able to see to
Speaker 5: run the ball.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's usually pretty good. Yeah, hungry, hungry, it was
Speaker 2: Malik Davis.
Speaker 3: It's hard to live your life with just one eye.
Speaker 5: Yeah, all right, Kyle, what booho it is?
Speaker 9: It's hard? All right, boo?
Speaker 2: Who's nuts?
Speaker 9: Kyle?
Speaker 5: Over here and all over the place. All right, guys,
Speaker 5: they say you can't you can?
Speaker 9: Uh, that's funny. What is it?
Speaker 5: What's the saying?
Speaker 3: I just forgot it?
Speaker 5: Now every cake can eat it too, something like that.
Speaker 8: Okay, but I'm talking about a certain player who missed
Speaker 8: training camp.
Speaker 5: He was training camp.
Speaker 8: What the heck, dude, you can't come in here and
Speaker 8: start leading the team in sex. You can't start doing
Speaker 8: that you can't have a sack in December.
Speaker 9: What are you doing?
Speaker 5: Dude doing well?
Speaker 8: He had his cake and he ate it to I'm
Speaker 8: giving a little cupcake strawberry on. It's very nice to
Speaker 8: Jadavian Clowney because that dude didn't have a training camp.
Speaker 8: He took a few games to kind of figure himself out.
Speaker 8: But he certainly figured it out and he is deserving
Speaker 8: him smelly sticker on this day, the Lord's Day, December
Speaker 8: twenty ninth.
Speaker 9: All right, good job, I'm gonna play it safe. The
Speaker 9: other one might have got me fired.
Speaker 10: Oh so uh, it's cool with this safer bet Beamer,
Speaker 10: don't need no principal office today.
Speaker 9: All right, this is right here, this right here.
Speaker 5: You know what this is the milkshake. No it's not,
Speaker 5: oh soda, no oh, this is.
Speaker 10: Three hundred milligram black rifle Coffee's right rist black mocha.
Speaker 5: You know who had this in the game, A rich moca. Yep,
Speaker 5: rich moca much like yourself.
Speaker 9: You know something like it.
Speaker 5: Jurby Cherby Speed had.
Speaker 9: Ham over the top post, Dak got it on the
Speaker 9: money and the boy took off. He goes. You ever
Speaker 9: had you ever had a three hundred million grad I have.
Speaker 9: Oh it's really good.
Speaker 2: Fly chamshit, it's black raffle coffee Doug.
Speaker 9: All right, all right, I'm all Jack the Bone black Rifle.
Speaker 9: I mean yeah, yeah, it'd.
Speaker 3: Be fun, all right.
Speaker 7: Last one, just like Cavante Turpin, there was a guy
Speaker 7: postgame that got to share a little bit of steak,
Speaker 7: little little Tomahawk action from Netflix, Little t bone action.
Speaker 7: The one thing that I will say, and Isaiah broke
Speaker 7: this down on the post game, I'm not giving this
Speaker 7: steak to Dak Prescott because he had an incredible game,
Speaker 7: because he's even said it and we said it. I
Speaker 7: think he missed a couple throws, but he did what
Speaker 7: he needed to do. I will give him this steak though,
Speaker 7: because if you go back and you will rewatch that
Speaker 7: moment where Cavanti Turpin takes a bite out of the
Speaker 7: tomahawk and then passes it to Dak, Dak deliberately had
Speaker 7: to switch the sides of the steak in order to
Speaker 7: eat the same portion that Cavante Turpin took a bite up,
Speaker 7: and then he hands it to Mike Irvin, and Mike
Speaker 7: Irvin just like like ripped right into it.
Speaker 9: Wow.
Speaker 7: Yeah, So what I'm gonna give it to I'm gonna
Speaker 7: give it to Dak Prescott for getting the job done
Speaker 7: on a day where Cowboys didn't play their best game,
Speaker 7: but he did have the awareness to turn the steak,
Speaker 7: and so he gets another steak from us here cowboys.
Speaker 9: I am immune.
Speaker 5: He survived the COVID years.
Speaker 9: So he cooks went off yesterday. Yeah, erectly. Yeah he
Speaker 9: had work.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, very nice.
Speaker 2: Good for him.
Speaker 3: But yeah, so that's it talking cowboys for him.
Speaker 5: Should we get be cooks going on?
Speaker 3: There be cooks? Do we have like a cook in
Speaker 3: the kitchen?
Speaker 7: Like? Yeah, anybody over here shout out to Cowboys players
Speaker 7: only all right?
Speaker 3: That does it for us here on talking Cowboys. Hope
Speaker 3: you had fun with us today.
Speaker 7: We will be back tomorrow, and we will be back
Speaker 7: on Wednesday as we get things wrapped up here in
Speaker 7: the twenty twenty five calendar year, and then we go
Speaker 7: back to a regular scheduled boom week Boom Tuesdays.
Speaker 3: At ten am.
Speaker 5: You know who will be stoked time? Who's at Jack
Speaker 5: Burton because he said catch you on the next one.
Speaker 5: This show sucks.
Speaker 3: He's gonna watch it. He's watching.
Speaker 5: But you'll be happy to know. We're going back to
Speaker 5: one show so funny.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 7: Oh brother, this guy, thanks for watching. We'll see you
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