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Speaker 3: But anyways, ladies, when you talk about well, I wouldn't
Speaker 3: talk about there seems to be a lot of what's
Speaker 3: it called the meme the Little Spider Man mean fo fingerpointing,
Speaker 3: A whole lot of blaming going around for this one
Speaker 3: and two start for the Dallas Cowboys. You're seeing fans
Speaker 3: frustrating first frustrated people saying that it's maybe a little
Speaker 3: bit on Jerry Jones, maybe some Mike McCarthy players are
Speaker 3: saying that there's just a lack of detail that they're
Speaker 3: taking on when it comes down to game time. I
Speaker 3: want to ask you all this, who is really to
Speaker 3: blame for this one?
Speaker 4: And to start I'm gonna start with.
Speaker 7: So honestly, there's there's women I can go around to everybody.
Speaker 7: So we've heard people blame Jerry Jones. We've heard blame
Speaker 7: put be put on Mike McCarthy. We've heard people blame Zimmer,
Speaker 7: We've heard blame uh of the players. We've heard the players,
Speaker 7: in so many words, blame each other. And none of
Speaker 7: those people are necessarily wrong. But it's like, if you
Speaker 7: really want to get down to the nitty gritty in
Speaker 7: terms of who's most responsible or what can be done now,
Speaker 7: I do. I'm inclined to say that it falls on
Speaker 7: the players right now, mainly because so many of the
Speaker 7: players are pointing to each other and to other guys
Speaker 7: in the locker room. I mean, there's been a tiny
Speaker 7: bit of expression of like okay XYZ about the coaches, YadA, YadA, YadA,
Speaker 7: but not a lot. Most of what we're hearing is
Speaker 7: these players saying, Okay, if guys would just do their jobs,
Speaker 7: if they would just step up in these ways. And
Speaker 7: even when you start like really looking at the games
Speaker 7: and breaking down the games, you can see that there
Speaker 7: are ways that despite how people might feel about personnel
Speaker 7: and about scheme, there are things that players aren't doing well.
Speaker 7: We've seen the mistackles we saw in the Sames, defensive tackles,
Speaker 7: chasing the gaps and popping up out of their stands
Speaker 7: to get and pushed around. We saw the misalignment.
Speaker 4: Heck. Also, I don't know what words.
Speaker 7: I can say, heck, but also talk to us yesterday
Speaker 7: about the misalignment in the Ravens game. And then on
Speaker 7: the offensive side, we've seen running backs taking the wrong holes.
Speaker 7: We've seen poor execution of blocking on the offensive line,
Speaker 7: like just this whole trap thing that they just can't
Speaker 7: seem to get right, you know. So we have seen
Speaker 7: instances of players not getting it right, and how you
Speaker 7: could see how if they were to get it a
Speaker 7: little better that things might go better. And that does
Speaker 7: seem to be the consensus among them. So I'm like, well,
Speaker 7: I'm just gonna go with what they're saying because they're
Speaker 7: right there experiencing it now. Personally, I do also agree
Speaker 7: with the people who say that there are some scheme issues,
Speaker 7: but like I said, the players are saying it's the players,
Speaker 7: So I'm gonna go with that.
Speaker 4: That was good.
Speaker 2: That was good. I was like, the soapbox was right there,
Speaker 2: and that was great. I want to jump on that
Speaker 2: soapbox too.
Speaker 6: I'm crying, all right.
Speaker 2: It goes everywhere. The blame goes you said it, It
Speaker 2: goes everywhere. It goes to players, it goes to coaches,
Speaker 2: it goes to ownership, it goes all the way up
Speaker 2: the ladder, goes all the way around. It's a domino
Speaker 2: effect that you go back to. Even last year started
Speaker 2: because guess what you could have done last year. You
Speaker 2: could assign Dak Prescott, which would have avoided an entire
Speaker 2: I guess plethora of issues that came down to lack
Speaker 2: of depth in certain positions that you knew needed it.
Speaker 2: It came down to not being able to retain guys
Speaker 2: that could have helped this locker room. And then that
Speaker 2: made the domino's fall because then you're relying on draft,
Speaker 2: great draft and develop. That sounds fantastic until you realize
Speaker 2: it really takes a couple of years for these guys
Speaker 2: to develop in the positions they're expected to develop in.
Speaker 2: So then, Okay, you're putting all this pressure on this
Speaker 2: rookie class. Well, guess what, they're still rookies no matter what.
Speaker 2: They are still rookies learning an NFL playbook, which I
Speaker 2: will always give them grace for. Okay, you have that issue, Well,
Speaker 2: then that trickles down into every single part of your game,
Speaker 2: and guess what, the same parts that you've been saying
Speaker 2: over and over and over your downfalls, run game, run defense.
Speaker 2: I have to blame that on coaching as well. I
Speaker 2: have to blame that on scheme because some of the
Speaker 2: personnel that is in these positions now, we're not here before,
Speaker 2: and yet you have the same issues. So for me,
Speaker 2: it goes all the way around, starting from the top,
Speaker 2: all the way back down to the bottom. Everybody kind
Speaker 2: of needs to get it together, come to a consensus
Speaker 2: of hey, this is what it is, this is the
Speaker 2: position we're in now. We need to do our jobs.
Speaker 2: And that goes all the way around for everybody. Play
Speaker 2: the play the ball that you are learning to play,
Speaker 2: learn your playbook, do your work outside of it. I
Speaker 2: I do know there was some kind of emphasis, especially
Speaker 2: from the veteran players, of the guys not doing work
Speaker 2: outside being a professional and you know, doing their jobs.
Speaker 2: So study a little harder, do a little more, want
Speaker 2: it a little more. I mean, heck, if you want
Speaker 2: to win, show it. So yeah, I'm gonna say it
Speaker 2: goes all the way around, from top to bottom. There's
Speaker 2: blame for pretty much everybody. So that's that's my soapbox. Here,
Speaker 2: here's yours. She got teary eye?
Speaker 6: Are you good? Yeah, I'm good.
Speaker 2: I have plenty of.
Speaker 6: Right ahead.
Speaker 7: Okay, Yeah, I was just gonna add to mine while
Speaker 7: while you were fixing your your eye. But I do
Speaker 7: agree that a lot of it has to do with scheme, because, like,
Speaker 7: as you were talking, I was saying about the fact
Speaker 7: that when it comes to scheme, like, so players are
Speaker 7: kind of programmed to blame themselves anyway, because they're programmed to, like,
Speaker 7: you know, control the controllables. We hear phrases like that
Speaker 7: a lot, so they're gonna be inclined to be like, well,
Speaker 7: this is what I could do better, This is what
Speaker 7: you know, the people in my position could do better.
Speaker 7: But like, when it comes to scheme, a good scheme
Speaker 7: should make it easier for guys to make decisions quickly
Speaker 7: and play fast without having to think so hard. And
Speaker 7: that is one thing that it does kind of feel
Speaker 7: like they're all having to think really hard and everything
Speaker 7: does feel difficult. And I see it because I'm looking
Speaker 7: at it from a different perspective, and I almost don't
Speaker 7: even expect any of them to admit that, Yeah, this
Speaker 7: is like really taxing mentally, like this scheme feels stressful.
Speaker 3: When they brought in them or I'll speak on what
Speaker 3: I've been told defensively, they loved the scheme, they were
Speaker 3: excited about it, and they felt like it was something
Speaker 3: that was simple.
Speaker 6: So now it's kind of showing a whole different.
Speaker 3: Side of where it's like, maybe it is a little different,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: Like I say, I never heard them say simple. I
Speaker 7: think they believed it would be effective, was.
Speaker 3: Told simple, and I was told that it was something
Speaker 3: that they were excited about. So that's why I'm kind
Speaker 3: of confused on Hmmm, well, then why is it not working?
Speaker 4: Honest?
Speaker 7: See, when I talk about a complicated scheme that makes
Speaker 7: something hard, I am thinking more about the offense and
Speaker 7: about the defense.
Speaker 4: So I agree, maybe is making it simple?
Speaker 5: I agree there, But to answer your question as far
Speaker 5: as who gets to blame, I think everything y'all said
Speaker 5: is valid. You can only scheme and stuff can only
Speaker 5: like fix so much. And when you talk about specifically
Speaker 5: on the defensive side of the all the negligence that
Speaker 5: is the DT position and what we have experienced with
Speaker 5: that and the fact that they just did not address
Speaker 5: that position in the off season. They just acted Hankins
Speaker 5: left and they just acted like it wasn't a therimental
Speaker 5: and to for this specific defense, this this scheme, you
Speaker 5: need dts that can hold double teams. You need because
Speaker 5: it doesn't matter how good the linebackers are or what
Speaker 5: else is going on. It doesn't matter how you scheme it.
Speaker 5: If guys, you know, you hear like you said, you
Speaker 5: hear guys talk about, oh well, we just have to
Speaker 5: do our job. Well, what if somebody cannot? Yeah, and
Speaker 5: that's what's happening. There are people who cannot do their job.
Speaker 3: So you're okay, is that a Masie Smith cannot do it?
Speaker 6: No, it's it's a it's a to me.
Speaker 5: The blame would go to the front office and they're there.
Speaker 5: And you talked about the fact that if they would
Speaker 5: have paid Doc and ceed earlier, maybe you could have
Speaker 5: And to your point just that you made about the draft,
Speaker 5: there are some positions that this team is as much
Speaker 5: as people don't like it, this team isn't it wasn't
Speaker 5: a position I don't know, but now in a position
Speaker 5: to win now, there are some positions when you talk
Speaker 5: about DT specifically that to your point, take time to
Speaker 5: develop and you can't rely on you can't rely on
Speaker 5: young guys to come in and just get it right
Speaker 5: away with those positions. You have to get veteran tenure
Speaker 5: in those certain positions. There were some good veteran dts
Speaker 5: available this offseason, you couldn't pay them because of how
Speaker 5: you handled your contracts. So that's number one. Number two
Speaker 5: as far as the offense goes, you can't run the
Speaker 5: ball right now. Your offensive line needs to be better,
Speaker 5: hear me out. I hear that, but you can't run
Speaker 5: the ball at all given what you have going on.
Speaker 5: And again, the way that they handled the running back
Speaker 5: position not conducive for this offense to be better. You
Speaker 5: talk about you can. I agree the concepts, passing concepts
Speaker 5: and stuff are not creative. They're not what you would expect.
Speaker 5: But we also have to consider where the offensive line
Speaker 5: is and a lot of this stuff is not working
Speaker 5: because you can't run the ball. So I to that say,
Speaker 5: this could have been handled better by the front office
Speaker 5: and the way that they went about attacking free agency
Speaker 5: and things of that nature. They waited too long. Now
Speaker 5: they're in a position to where they have to work
Speaker 5: with what they got, and you're right, Jazz, they're not
Speaker 5: going to there's finger pointing, but it's not really finger pointing.
Speaker 5: They really I think they can't say what they really
Speaker 5: want to say.
Speaker 4: I think some of them have said what they really want.
Speaker 6: What they really want to say, especially when it comes to.
Speaker 5: On the offensive side of the ball, the scheme and
Speaker 5: the black thereof because.
Speaker 6: But this is a scheme they were under last year.
Speaker 6: They were under the scheme line year.
Speaker 2: But you can only do so much with your run
Speaker 2: game if the offensive line isn't holding up. Last year
Speaker 2: what I think it was, it was a personnel problem
Speaker 2: with Tony Pollard is still coming back from a leg injury,
Speaker 2: and the scheme was not trying to get the run
Speaker 2: game going until what week ten, And there's things you
Speaker 2: can do late in the season, and they're.
Speaker 5: Not doing things particularly to help with And this is
Speaker 5: my problem with the offensive line stuff. There are other
Speaker 5: teams in the NFL that don't have this offensive line.
Speaker 5: Even so, just from a name standpoint, and I hear you,
Speaker 5: I understand Cooper Bebe's a rookie. I understand Tyler Guidan's
Speaker 5: a rookie and they're still learning. I understand that Tan
Speaker 5: Steel isn't playing the best football. I feel like we've
Speaker 5: seen better, We've seen offensive lines get it done with less.
Speaker 5: I'm not sure the play caller is helping fit what
Speaker 5: you are able to do with this offensive line right now.
Speaker 5: And so the lack of run game, it's the These
Speaker 5: are the two things you came out of the playoffs
Speaker 5: saying we can't run the ball, we can't stop the run.
Speaker 5: What did you do in the off season to make
Speaker 5: you feel like you could do that?
Speaker 7: So crazy thing is if you were to ask the
Speaker 7: powers that be, they would probably say like, oh, well,
Speaker 7: we did make moves.
Speaker 4: You brought in this guy when we drafted it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but it's like it's it's inadequate though, And that
Speaker 7: also makes me wonder where's the evaluation, because, like you said,
Speaker 7: what if some of these guys can't do their jobs
Speaker 7: or what if the guys that they're bringing in aren't
Speaker 7: the guys who they need to get the jobs done
Speaker 7: that need to be done. But who was it that's
Speaker 7: saying like, Okay, I actually have seen this person execute
Speaker 7: X Y Z or this is what this person needs
Speaker 7: to work on. We hear a lot about guys working
Speaker 7: on these things by themselves in the off season, but
Speaker 7: when it comes to okay, who is actually pointing out
Speaker 7: the shortcomings?
Speaker 6: Well, but how.
Speaker 2: Much can you really do that if you don't have
Speaker 2: the depth in certain pieces to even like find a
Speaker 2: solution if they're not adequate enough for that.
Speaker 7: And that's what we're talking about the off season as well,
Speaker 7: like when you're even when you're evaluating the people that
Speaker 7: you're bringing in and the sense of urgency that that
Speaker 7: should be applied to these positions, there.
Speaker 5: Also is a stubbornness also too with respect and I
Speaker 5: mean it just is what it is. Is like Cowboys
Speaker 5: hired I don't know, remember last year. I don't know
Speaker 5: if you were here yet, they hired all these analytics people.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, they've been doing that every year.
Speaker 5: They are going against analytics and you can tell that
Speaker 5: in the way they play and their inability to adapt
Speaker 5: to the trends of the NFL is what's driving me
Speaker 5: the most bonkers.
Speaker 3: Well, that's actually funny because remember when I think this
Speaker 3: was when I came in and you're starting to see
Speaker 3: the success of motion and other offenses have success with that.
Speaker 3: Then the Cowboys started implementing that a little bit. So
Speaker 3: it's like, I feel like we're just behind the eight ball, always, always,
Speaker 3: that's the issue. Then.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and my thing too is you even go back
Speaker 2: to last year when yes, you're still having the same problems,
Speaker 2: but you were under different coach, a DC I should say,
Speaker 2: uh back then. And and what I think was kind
Speaker 2: of underestimated was what a transition it would be from
Speaker 2: dan Quinn to myke Gimmer for these guys emotional from
Speaker 2: the way that he coaches and how he runs things,
Speaker 2: it is night and day. And I'm I'm not saying
Speaker 2: it's a bad thing, but what I am saying is
Speaker 2: when you're used to a dan Quinn who was pretty
Speaker 2: much like the fun uncle as we would call him,
Speaker 2: to the Zimmer, that's like, do what you need to do.
Speaker 2: You're not going to guess what you don't get snapcounts anymore.
Speaker 2: Like I don't care, no excuses. It's a very different
Speaker 2: feeling and I feel like for them and I'm not
Speaker 2: making excuses. I'm just this is what I've picked up on.
Speaker 2: It's a very different anxiety that they're playing with, which
Speaker 2: is why I feel like you're seeing this hero ball
Speaker 2: topic being brought up so much because they feel like
Speaker 2: they have to overcompensate and make the big plays to
Speaker 2: show off so that way they're not getting punished in
Speaker 2: ways that they know Zimmer will, which is, hey, you
Speaker 2: don't want to do anything, sit down then, So I
Speaker 2: don't feel like Dan would.
Speaker 5: Do that now I think the I didn't think. I
Speaker 5: think the trickle down effect of the lack of good
Speaker 5: DT play is killing.
Speaker 2: You well and and only, and we said this earlier
Speaker 2: this week, but just blaming that for the defensive woes,
Speaker 2: it's it's getting old.
Speaker 6: It is it stacks are true.
Speaker 7: The same down effect, but it's a trickle down effect
Speaker 7: that's making people think they have to overcompensate and they
Speaker 7: not doing their jobs because they're trying to overcompensate.
Speaker 2: Like it starts there, but then the web continues to
Speaker 2: grow because of it. So it's not just that that's
Speaker 2: an issue. And I feel like everyone's been so fixated
Speaker 2: on like DT DT DT. Yes it's important, but like
Speaker 2: it's trickling into other things that are just not going well.
Speaker 7: It's almost like all these things are like multiple diseases
Speaker 7: with a common symptom, which is like losing.
Speaker 6: I don't look at I don't want that.
Speaker 2: Let's say that they around that one.
Speaker 6: Let's say that they fix all these things right.
Speaker 3: Let's say they go on a Thursday, they stop in
Speaker 3: the run, they run the ball effectively.
Speaker 6: Don't drink the colon, and all the things.
Speaker 3: That you know they had struggles with the first three weeks.
Speaker 3: Will win Thursday against the Giants.
Speaker 4: Me much like what the losses. It will depend on
Speaker 4: how they win.
Speaker 7: Like with the losses, we had to kind of look
Speaker 7: at it, break it down and be like, Okay, what
Speaker 7: is going on? And I think it's going to be
Speaker 7: the same thing with the win. A lot of people
Speaker 7: are predicting the Cowboys will win by somewhere between a
Speaker 7: field goal and a touchdown. I think the last prediction
Speaker 7: that I heard from people who do all that number
Speaker 7: of stuff that we're not allowed to do, it was
Speaker 7: five and a half points, right, So that's that's what
Speaker 7: people are expecting. Even considering how the Giants have struggled,
Speaker 7: They're looking at how the Cowboys are struggling to be like, yeah,
Speaker 7: the Cowboys will win, but.
Speaker 4: Not by much.
Speaker 7: So if they are able to go out and win
Speaker 7: by more than that, that might say a little bit
Speaker 7: of something. Will it be something that I'm like celebrating, like,
Speaker 7: oh yeah, it went like no, but if we go
Speaker 7: out there and we see the defensive line do a
Speaker 7: little bit better in their alignment, if we see them
Speaker 7: actually do a little bit better in the run game,
Speaker 7: I feel like that'll be like, Okay, they're trending in
Speaker 7: this direction. So there's there will still be a lot
Speaker 7: of questions to be answered regardless, But it's kind of
Speaker 7: like when you're looking at a stock and you might
Speaker 7: not know how much money that company is going to
Speaker 7: make at the end of a quarter, but you can
Speaker 7: look at that line and be like, oh, is it
Speaker 7: trending up or is it trending down?
Speaker 4: Is the same flat?
Speaker 8: You know?
Speaker 7: That's what I don't know what they looking for, Like
Speaker 7: where are we improving? Because like, yeah, there's areas where
Speaker 7: this offense is trending down in ways that we don't
Speaker 7: normally expect, Like we I've gotten so used to saying, yeah,
Speaker 7: Dak Prescott is great against the blitz, Dak Prescott is
Speaker 7: get great at tight window throws.
Speaker 2: It.
Speaker 7: When I started looking at the numbers, I was just like,
Speaker 7: is this the bizarre world cowboys? What's going on?
Speaker 5: They literally statistically do everything better. Yeah, on defense and offense. Yeah,
Speaker 5: right right now the Giants Giants.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Oh, to answer your question, I think it could
Speaker 2: put you with the starting line to be better. I
Speaker 2: don't think it necessarily is your end all be all fixed.
Speaker 2: Because here's the thing about this kind of game, too,
Speaker 2: is when I was looking back at everything, and you
Speaker 2: know me former weather forecaster, I have to check the
Speaker 2: weather for this game. There's rain in the forecast. What
Speaker 2: does rain game tell me? Run game? So guess what's
Speaker 2: gonna be tested? Two of your downfalls on both sides
Speaker 2: of the ball here. So you know what, if they
Speaker 2: win and the run game gets going, all is well
Speaker 2: with that the run defense holds up. Cool, You're at
Speaker 2: the starting line for fixing your problem. They'll be consistent
Speaker 2: with it for the next however, many weeks like it
Speaker 2: doesn't solve it, but it shows that they're capable of
Speaker 2: doing it. And it doesn't matter if it's against the Giants,
Speaker 2: it doesn't matter who it's against. It's proving to yourself,
Speaker 2: I am capable of overcoming these problems that we have had.
Speaker 2: Now you just have to continue to find ways to
Speaker 2: do it against different opponents.
Speaker 5: I have this offensive line plays oh no, go ahead, great,
Speaker 5: no go The way that the offensive line plays against
Speaker 5: this Giants defensive line will tell you something. So this
Speaker 5: Giants defensive line does have some players on it, some
Speaker 5: talented players on it, and how they're able to handle
Speaker 5: them and also deal with picking up some of their
Speaker 5: blitz packages and stuff will be telling as well. And
Speaker 5: as far as the defense goes, like, yeah, they're not
Speaker 5: particularly good at running the ball like the Giants, but
Speaker 5: they will and they'll do it in different ways. And
Speaker 5: they also will do some rpo things with Daniel Jones,
Speaker 5: which is giving you some trouble obviously this last couple
Speaker 5: of weeks. So it's like you will be able to
Speaker 5: take some information from the game, but they need to
Speaker 5: me I said it yesterday. I think that this needs
Speaker 5: to be a confidence building Okay, wet we put some
Speaker 5: good film out there, we can do certain things like
Speaker 5: that type of energy, like they need to just be
Speaker 5: trying to take some positives from the game.
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Speaker 5: They showed me how fast you be leaving work, and
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Speaker 2: Of America sick.
Speaker 6: And I was trying to hold it together.
Speaker 5: I was trying to see any reports that came out
Speaker 5: in that cablecross. I'm sorry, y'all, I'm done.
Speaker 6: Oh hurt me? Okay, what concerned y'all?
Speaker 3: Concerns y'all the most about this Giants defense because they
Speaker 3: had some success, a lot of success.
Speaker 2: We did get the report, by the way, Oh that's
Speaker 2: what I was looking for.
Speaker 6: Girl like girl. Sorry, real fast O.
Speaker 4: Can't read this.
Speaker 11: Oh my goodness.
Speaker 6: Today who doubtful?
Speaker 3: Marquise Bell and Kaitlin Carson are doubtful. And then for
Speaker 3: your New York Giants, A Dori Jackson game status is out,
Speaker 3: Drew Phillips is out, and Darius Slayton is questionable. So
Speaker 3: Dexter Lawrence is good.
Speaker 5: And you threw us some loopholes because McLeod and Banks
Speaker 5: were the ones that were that. We're saying we're injured,
Speaker 5: but now the backups are injured.
Speaker 6: Back.
Speaker 5: Yeah, y'all trying to play with us. They're playing game.
Speaker 4: Probably they are playing games a little bit.
Speaker 5: Why would you say that the two starters was iffy
Speaker 5: and now the backups is the ones that's hurt.
Speaker 2: Disgrace, they said, Doctor Street.
Speaker 5: And watch The Lion King too, and see that movie one.
Speaker 6: I think you're on your own, sister, y'all on your own.
Speaker 6: Y'all have hurt me. I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: Sorry, Even if like Disney adult can't figure it out,
Speaker 2: that's bad.
Speaker 5: Y'all don't know, y'all don't watch The Lion King too
Speaker 5: as a child.
Speaker 6: Jessey, I know you watched it. I know you watched it. Yes,
Speaker 6: did you watch The Lion King?
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Speaker 3: All right, ladies, what concerns you the most about this
Speaker 3: giant defense that you've seen on a Sunday against the Browns.
Speaker 6: What do you feel like.
Speaker 3: The big will be the biggest challenge challenge for this
Speaker 3: Cowboys offense.
Speaker 4: The biggest challenge will quite literally be next to one.
Speaker 6: Literally quite literally big.
Speaker 7: So honestly, the what he's been doing for the rest
Speaker 7: of the defense, combined with some of the unexpected trends
Speaker 7: of Shane Bowen together is what scares me because like
Speaker 7: Dexter Lawrence, like uh, I hadn't really been paying attention
Speaker 7: to the Giants on paper, I was like one pressure, okay,
Speaker 7: but then I saw that he.
Speaker 4: Gets double team fifty six percent of the time.
Speaker 7: So that's where a lot of the success of the
Speaker 7: defense is coming from, is the fact that he's demanding
Speaker 7: so much attention. It's just opening up opportunities for guys
Speaker 7: to make plays. And so I yes, that's what inspired
Speaker 7: Shane Bowen to just all of a sudden fall in
Speaker 7: love with the blitz, because why not just put a
Speaker 7: little bit extra stress on the opposing offensive line. So
Speaker 7: the fact that they've been blitzing at such a high
Speaker 7: rate forty three percent of drop backs is how often
Speaker 7: they've been blitzing this season, combined with the fact that
Speaker 7: dex and Larrens demands so much attention and our offensive
Speaker 7: line has already been struggling. Even when they get help,
Speaker 7: sometimes it doesn't really look that pretty. So that's that's
Speaker 7: the part that's really got me a little bit concerned.
Speaker 7: When it comes to out they're going to handle it.
Speaker 3: And when you talk about the interior defense, little stat
Speaker 3: for you, the Giants rushing defense has been better on
Speaker 3: the interior with allowed a thirty eight point two percent
Speaker 3: success rate on design Russians rushes between the tackles that's
Speaker 3: eleventh in the NFL, compared to a forty three point
Speaker 3: three percent on the outside tackles, which is twenty four cause.
Speaker 4: A ham out, yeah, and then our offense.
Speaker 5: Its so big. But she made all the points about
Speaker 5: the defensive line. Uh, but also too, I mean, just
Speaker 5: in general, it sounds like you just mentioned it's gonna
Speaker 5: be raining your inability to run the ball and then
Speaker 5: being able to Again, they're not amazing stopping the run
Speaker 5: the interior they are, but that's that might be have
Speaker 5: to be a lot of what you do offensively given
Speaker 5: what the weather is gonna be. But also too as
Speaker 5: far as as far as Burns and Thibodeau, if you
Speaker 5: do gotta pass the ball, I mean, with the way
Speaker 5: these tackles have played, like I'm nervous about. These guys
Speaker 5: are lengthy, they got long arms, they can go speed
Speaker 5: to power.
Speaker 6: They gotta.
Speaker 5: Both of them have different tool tools in their toolbox.
Speaker 5: I really want Dak to get some time to take
Speaker 5: advantage of maybe some of the deficiencies they have in
Speaker 5: the secondary. But if you can't block it up, then
Speaker 5: you can't do it. So and more than anything, Yeah,
Speaker 5: their defensive line clearly is the strongest unit that they have.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and what they're going to try to do is
Speaker 2: trap Dak in the pocket because they know they handle
Speaker 2: him if he starts scrambling. So what they're going to
Speaker 2: try to do is minimize that pocket as quickly as possible.
Speaker 2: Something that I think is going kind of under the
Speaker 2: radar for the Giants is there, I guess, efficiency in
Speaker 2: the red zone. Specifically, they're tied for seventh best. They've
Speaker 2: allowed thirty three point three of their opponents in the
Speaker 2: red zone to get opportunities to score, which is pretty low.
Speaker 2: And seeing how the Cowboys have struggled in the red
Speaker 2: zone these last three weeks now, it is worrisome because
Speaker 2: you cannot continue to rely on Brandon Aubrey, especially in
Speaker 2: a rain game. That's not something that's going to be
Speaker 2: as clutch as it usually is for you because of
Speaker 2: your red zone woes. So for me, when I'm looking
Speaker 2: at this game, I'm looking at you better get it
Speaker 2: together in the red zone. And I know it's more
Speaker 2: compact in the red zone. That's why the issues are there.
Speaker 2: But again, you find your red zone target, you're gonna
Speaker 2: have a Jake Ferguson in which obviously helps you a lot.
Speaker 2: Hopefully you get this running game going, Ezekiel Elliott. Here
Speaker 2: we go Zeke in the red zone. Nothing new, But
Speaker 2: to me, I'm looking at that red zone efficiency for
Speaker 2: the Cowboys in this game.
Speaker 5: What would be.
Speaker 3: The best way to attack this Giants defense? Because you
Speaker 3: mentioned that the defensive line is obviously the strongest room
Speaker 3: on that defense. So is this an opportunity for maybe
Speaker 3: Dak and CD to finally have that chemistry show up
Speaker 3: on film.
Speaker 5: The way that I would attack them, I think that
Speaker 5: their linebackers are I think their linebackers do well in
Speaker 5: playing the run and coming downhill. However, you can do
Speaker 5: some things with them in coverage. We saw Jake Ferguson
Speaker 5: had some success against even some of the better linebackers
Speaker 5: in NFL. So I just think that being able to
Speaker 5: attack there, there still should be opportunities there with McLeod
Speaker 5: and banks banks the corner of Deontay Banks that they have.
Speaker 5: He's dealing with some type of injury, if I'm not mistaken,
Speaker 5: but I think he's gonna go. Was he limited today?
Speaker 5: I'm sorry, Oh yeah, but he's dealing with something. I
Speaker 5: think we'll see them try to attack there as well.
Speaker 5: But more than anything as far as their defensive line goes,
Speaker 5: is clearly you wouldn't want to run in between the
Speaker 5: tackles because that's where their success success is. Now, there's why.
Speaker 7: The Cowboys like they don't know how to attack the edges,
Speaker 7: like running in between the tackles like all they do
Speaker 7: and it's not and they're not good at it.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, you're right.
Speaker 5: But the thing is also too, I think it's because
Speaker 5: your tackles are not Maybe they don't have to take that.
Speaker 5: Maybe they don't have faith that the tackles can get
Speaker 5: out in space and do the right thing. But it's like,
Speaker 5: but you can still pull your guards, like you can
Speaker 5: still do those things. So it's like the Cowboys do
Speaker 5: need to figure out ways to run the ball on
Speaker 5: the move. I mean, we know. I hate to mention
Speaker 5: screens because they're just non existent. They are a ghosts.
Speaker 5: But that is a way that you counter a defensive
Speaker 5: line like this that is aggressive, that is fast, and
Speaker 5: you kind of try to tire these guys out, you know,
Speaker 5: because they get a lot of push and power from
Speaker 5: Chapman and Lawrence. If you can wear those guys down
Speaker 5: a little bit as the game goes on, you should
Speaker 5: see things open up for you. But it's it's contingent
Speaker 5: on how they decide to run the ball. I would
Speaker 5: love to see a toss or two. You can run
Speaker 5: at Thibodeau. He's not he's he'll he won't, he'll stop
Speaker 5: the run, but he's not consistent in his ability to
Speaker 5: stop the run. I wouldn't be trying to go see
Speaker 5: bron Burns.
Speaker 2: Well. Right now, they're averaging about five yards on the
Speaker 2: ground per Carrie. The Giants run defenses, and really what
Speaker 2: they what they struggle with is they have trouble forcing
Speaker 2: running backs to run on the outside of them because
Speaker 2: they know they can run right through them. So to
Speaker 2: your point, if you just look him straight in the eye,
Speaker 2: go for it. It can actually work in this game.
Speaker 2: So a ric o'dowdell game couldn't be far off, because
Speaker 2: that seems to kind of be where they're trying to
Speaker 2: put Rico, Dowdle even deduce Vaughan package or two in there.
Speaker 2: Something I wanted to mention too, is how much I
Speaker 2: have noticed the Giants struggling with tackling. That's something that
Speaker 2: we've talked about on the Cowboys side of the ball
Speaker 2: a lot. But they have missed thirteen tackles over three games,
Speaker 2: so that's about four per game on average.
Speaker 4: In the run.
Speaker 2: This is their run defense specifically, they struggle with that.
Speaker 2: So per pff I was saying, I was reading, where
Speaker 2: was this? I lost my notes. I'm not even gonna
Speaker 2: try to say his name. I think it SPOTTYO.
Speaker 6: How do you say?
Speaker 2: How do you say that name? I practiced it earlier
Speaker 2: and I can't read my own handwriting. Just cark' Is
Speaker 2: that how you say it?
Speaker 4: It's fine.
Speaker 2: I know I didn't spell it right on here.
Speaker 6: I know what you're saying.
Speaker 2: Anyways, he's he's your leading miss tackler on the run.
Speaker 2: So if you run right at him, he's not going
Speaker 2: to tackle you. You're going to slip right through. So
Speaker 2: a guy like Rico, who's very angry runner anyways, Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's the linebacker that's kind where I'm at.
Speaker 5: Yes, Yeah, that's he can take some bad angles.
Speaker 2: Yeah he Once you miss, once he misses, you're done.
Speaker 2: Like you can pretty much go down. So to me,
Speaker 2: this isn't necessarily about a Dak and CD game. It's
Speaker 2: more about getting your running backs the confidence to continue
Speaker 2: to get through the rest of the season because they
Speaker 2: can have a good game at this game, I.
Speaker 4: Think variety is going to be the answer.
Speaker 7: I wouldn't say it's gonna be an opportunity for Dak
Speaker 7: and CD to have a big game, more like a
Speaker 7: necessity in the sense that when they do connect, it's
Speaker 7: gonna be more important for them to actually make those
Speaker 7: connections work. So hopefully they worked out whatever kinks were
Speaker 7: going on last week. But speaking of last week, you
Speaker 7: know a lot of people were looking for positives from
Speaker 7: what happened late in the game the comeback, and I
Speaker 7: would say one of the best things that happened was
Speaker 7: that you saw twelve different people get receptions from Dak Prescott,
Speaker 7: which is good. And so I was looking at this
Speaker 7: particular stat it said the Cowboys have used eight different
Speaker 7: offensive groupings this season, tied for second most in the NFL,
Speaker 7: and I feel like if they can get that going,
Speaker 7: it'll give them some more options and not make defenses
Speaker 7: feel so comfortable just being like we're just gonna put
Speaker 7: three people on CD LAMB and then just wait for
Speaker 7: y'all to make a mistake. Like they're gonna have to
Speaker 7: actually think a little bit more once they know that, hey,
Speaker 7: we can get multiple people involved. Also, something I thought
Speaker 7: was interesting, the Cowboys have used zero type plays at
Speaker 7: the second highest rate, one of just two teams to
Speaker 7: use such personnel.
Speaker 4: Over five plays.
Speaker 7: The Cowboys have also used two plus running backs on
Speaker 7: eighteen point nine percent of plates, And I'm just like,
Speaker 7: but the running backs ain't getting no carry, so like
Speaker 7: what are they doing? You know? So it's like you're
Speaker 7: seeing like all these players get snaps, You're seeing running
Speaker 7: backs out there. They're doing this weird zero tight end thing.
Speaker 7: And I think it's time to go back to what
Speaker 7: Mike McCarthy promises last season, which is play called purpose.
Speaker 7: So like, yes, keep getting these people involved, but like
Speaker 7: let's put some purpose behind it. And I feel like
Speaker 7: that's going to be the answer not only for this game,
Speaker 7: but moving forward.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you mentioned the personnel groupings. One thing that I
Speaker 5: would like to see is a little bit more stacked formations.
Speaker 5: And when I say that, I mean like, yeah, three
Speaker 5: linebackers lined up, you know, the line linebackers, three receivers
Speaker 5: lined up on one side of the line, like call
Speaker 5: some conflict.
Speaker 11: Man.
Speaker 5: You know, this secondary is still fairly young, so you
Speaker 5: put them in positions where they have to think, make
Speaker 5: them have to fight through trash, if you can't pass
Speaker 5: the ball off the water, if if it's not raining
Speaker 5: too much. There are things that they can do. Everything
Speaker 5: that a lot of that they're doing is stagnant and
Speaker 5: it's just really relying on these receivers to get open
Speaker 5: really on their own. Do some things to kind of
Speaker 5: get them some spacing, do some things to make guys
Speaker 5: have to think on the other side of the ball.
Speaker 5: So it's like that that's another thing that I'm looking for.
Speaker 5: But I'll be surprised though. The Giants. They I think
Speaker 5: it's because of some of the injuries they're dealing with,
Speaker 5: because they've.
Speaker 4: Been banged up.
Speaker 5: A lot of guys have been banged up. They're running
Speaker 5: a lot of zone they're not trying to run in
Speaker 5: like that, so there will be windows there. But again,
Speaker 5: depending on how many people like depending on if you
Speaker 5: can't run the ball, they're going to do the same
Speaker 5: thing that other people do to you. It doesn't matter,
Speaker 5: it doesn't matter that they don't have great personnel. It's
Speaker 5: still as effective if you're not doing anything to change it,
Speaker 5: or if you're not doing anything as far as running
Speaker 5: the ball to make people have to get out of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you talk about this, I'm sorry, go ahead, you
Speaker 3: talk about the stack formations. That's something that you saw
Speaker 3: with that Brandon Cook's touchdown one three wide receivers lined
Speaker 3: up on the left side left.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so I think that would be actually something creative
Speaker 3: to do.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry on that point.
Speaker 7: Thibodeau, who historically does do a lot for the Giants defense,
Speaker 7: has actually had a quiet season so far.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: And when he was asked about why that was a
Speaker 7: lot of people, a lot of people associate him and
Speaker 7: Burns together like as a tandem, and he said that
Speaker 7: the reason why that wasn't really working out the same
Speaker 7: way this season was because he was experiencing.
Speaker 4: A lot of chipping and a lot of two man routes.
Speaker 5: Oh that's but that's that lets him know he's developed.
Speaker 7: It is it is to him at least so that
Speaker 7: I thought about that. When you were talking about different
Speaker 7: things the Cowboys could do with their receivers to kind
Speaker 7: of trip them up a little bit. I'm like Thibodel
Speaker 7: has pretty much said out loud like, yeah, this is
Speaker 7: a problem.
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Speaker 3: First, all right, ladies, you guy, I'm gonna give y'all
Speaker 3: two names, and then y'all decide. Okay, you got Moleague neighbors,
Speaker 3: Trayvon Diggs, Do.
Speaker 4: You want to be petty today?
Speaker 7: You want to start honestly, honestly, so I'm done making predictions.
Speaker 4: So this is not a take, This is not a prediction.
Speaker 7: This is just an evaluation of personalities. I really do
Speaker 7: believe that Trayvon Diggs is kicking himself over like what
Speaker 7: was essentially one play last week. But like you know,
Speaker 7: he went on Twitter and was like, yeah, I gave
Speaker 7: that guy too much cushion. I feel like he's gonna
Speaker 7: feel a lot of pressure on himself to make up
Speaker 7: for that. And so I am I'm gonna pass the
Speaker 7: mic because I.
Speaker 5: Feel like, because you said something really good earlier in
Speaker 5: the show about alignments, Oh yes, he couldn't make that.
Speaker 2: Play from the alignment that that's true, fantastic.
Speaker 5: And if you can't, the fact that he was close
Speaker 5: lets you know his athleticism is through the roof. But
Speaker 5: I'm just gonna go that's.
Speaker 6: All I say.
Speaker 5: Like you, he probably kicking hisself kind of what's so?
Speaker 5: But I agree with you though. I was just saying
Speaker 5: you made a good point earlier in the show about alignments.
Speaker 7: And I mean I didn't make that specific point that
Speaker 7: I said, like something simil learn so many words on
Speaker 7: Twitter where I was just I was hoping that he
Speaker 7: wasn't putting it all on himself, and he might be,
Speaker 7: but he just seems like the type of player to be, like,
Speaker 7: I have to make up for that, and I feel
Speaker 7: like he will spend four quarters trying to make up
Speaker 7: for that, and he will do everything in his power
Speaker 7: to make the league neighbor's life hill.
Speaker 5: And he liked picking, He like picking.
Speaker 4: Does it seems like they have some like personal beef going.
Speaker 6: On a little bit, just a little friendly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you know, I'm gonna go Tray and piggybacking
Speaker 2: off of that too. I just feel like the last
Speaker 2: three weeks he's been frustrated with with how the defense
Speaker 2: is played as a whole. But the kind of person
Speaker 2: Tray is is he's a perfectionist. Like to the fullest
Speaker 2: extent of a perfectionist. It is Trayvon Diggs like he
Speaker 2: is his worst critic. He's so hard on himself, and
Speaker 2: so I feel like these last three weeks, especially when
Speaker 2: you're coming back, Deuron lane goes down. You don't have
Speaker 2: that you're that guy, You've always been that guy. But
Speaker 2: you're turning back from injury. You're kind of chomping at
Speaker 2: the bit to get back production hasn't been great to
Speaker 2: where you don't get your opportunities. Could have your opportunities
Speaker 2: now if you run defense does what they need to do.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go Tray. I'm gonna give this one to
Speaker 2: Tray because Trey Trey deserves it. I'm gonna give it
Speaker 2: to Tray. And maybe I'm being a little homer with
Speaker 2: that answer, but honestly, like, there's nothing I want more
Speaker 2: than Trayvon Diggs to set that tone and be like, look,
Speaker 2: we're kicking some a today, like we're not taking this anymore.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm gonna go. I'm gonna go with Trayvon Diggs.
Speaker 5: And it's mostly because of the inaccuracy of Daniel Jones,
Speaker 5: but then also too, I will say that there are
Speaker 5: plenty of times we're not gonna see Trayvon on him
Speaker 5: on Oh my God, because they are moving him around. Yeah,
Speaker 5: They're trying to find favorable matchups with him. That's why he's,
Speaker 5: you know, playing the way he's playing.
Speaker 2: So do you think he'll be more my Uh, well,
Speaker 2: presumably if Kaylen Carson's.
Speaker 5: Not in Oh, they gonna put him up. But I
Speaker 5: think that Jalen Hyde is like they might try to
Speaker 5: take advantage of just throwing the ball down field. I mean,
Speaker 5: just honestly, just because Booth has struggled with that, they're
Speaker 5: probably gonna catch win today. They may not be able
Speaker 5: to change. No, they might not, but they might have
Speaker 5: been able. They might have been going at like Kaylyn
Speaker 5: Carson from the start, but like, yeah, they have their
Speaker 5: game plan in place.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm gonna go with Trayvon Diggs. But what Trayvon
Speaker 5: is gonna have to do is lay tackle because this
Speaker 5: molite Neighbors guy can do a lot with the rock
Speaker 5: in his hands and the accability and things he can
Speaker 5: do after the catch. So yeah, I'll go with Trayvon Dickson.
Speaker 6: Real fast, lads, before we wrap things up.
Speaker 5: I gave her score prediction yesterday and.
Speaker 2: Oh no, I'm not doing no what'd you say?
Speaker 3: Mine was twenty one seventeen Giants.
Speaker 5: I don't remember what else. I don't want the Giants
Speaker 5: to win.
Speaker 6: That's not what I was saying.
Speaker 2: But I think you're doing that thing where you're like
Speaker 2: for the opponent, reverse psychology, but also to.
Speaker 5: The same way that people the same way that people
Speaker 5: are like we like it's just the Giants they would respect.
Speaker 5: People could be like, it's just the Cowboys right now,
Speaker 5: we'll talk what.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I know I've been debating how I feel about the
Speaker 7: final outcome because I just I have a feeling like
Speaker 7: Daniel Jones is just gonna try to He's gonna try
Speaker 7: to run a lot. So far this year, he's got
Speaker 7: like the fourth most yards from quarterback carries out of
Speaker 7: all the qbats in the NFL.
Speaker 2: I'm surely not playing as bad as people want to give.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he and given what he's working with, he's not I.
Speaker 7: Feel like him with him feeling himself and what he
Speaker 7: can do with his feet this season, he's gonna be like, man,
Speaker 7: these dudes, they're not tackling well, they're not stopping to
Speaker 7: run anyway. I'm a I'm an rpo them to death.
Speaker 6: I would love.
Speaker 4: That's the second scariest thing, by the way, but I
Speaker 4: muna still say seventeen who seventeen ten?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's also a rain game.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna say this.
Speaker 7: I'm not confident. I'm not confident. I'm not confident, but
Speaker 7: I am hopeful.
Speaker 2: Oh look we're over time. I don't have to give
Speaker 2: a score.
Speaker 3: Protect girl. We got time. Mm hmm yep, we do.
Speaker 3: We're gonna stay over until you give me this score prediction.
Speaker 6: Go ahead, what you got? What you got?
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm gonna say twenty twenty three.
Speaker 4: Oh that's what.
Speaker 2: I don't know f word, And I amaze well I
Speaker 2: say that because on a short week, after the last
Speaker 2: two weeks.
Speaker 5: It's just so, it's just I'll be tired.
Speaker 2: I want them to pull it out of themselves, to
Speaker 2: be like, look, here's my fight. We win this game,
Speaker 2: let's move on, kind of start to change the narrative.
Speaker 2: But that's really hard to do on a regular week.
Speaker 2: It's not going to be solved in a regular week,
Speaker 2: much less a short week. You know what, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: give it to the cab Boys. I'm gonna give it
Speaker 2: to the Cowboys, and I'm really hoping. I don't regret that.
Speaker 3: No Friday, I picked them too, but hey, I want
Speaker 3: them to turn things around.
Speaker 5: I cannot believe this has happened to us.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I can't be were actually like, I don't know,
Speaker 3: this is sick.
Speaker 2: Taking in our boots. Hopefully rain boots.
Speaker 3: They prove everybody wrong, and hopefully the Cowboys come back
Speaker 3: with to win on Friday.
Speaker 6: Because baby if they don't, we about that.
Speaker 2: We're gonna have a lot of fun on Friday.
Speaker 6: Yes, no matter what, No matter what, I'll have fun.
Speaker 5: Look, have an extra session with out there please.
Speaker 6: You might want to.
Speaker 2: You might want to schedule that in case the stress.
Speaker 3: All right, well this was a lot of fun, ladies.
Speaker 3: Y'all will be back here on Friday. I will be
Speaker 3: back here on Monday, ladies, and I.
Speaker 4: Will be back here on Wednesday.
Speaker 3: Yes, make sure to tune in on Friday at three pm.
Speaker 3: Girls Talk, Boys Talk will be back here in the
Speaker 3: SWBC studio.
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