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Speaker 2: I'm Mickey Spagnola, Nate Newton is in Bill Jones's chair,
Speaker 2: Mickey and Christy Scales is it ever since chair? So
Speaker 2: the plan was to have mixed shows here on Monday
Speaker 2: after the bye. It was supposed to be myself, Bill
Speaker 2: Jones and Christy Scales. But Bill got so os to
Speaker 2: Houston for Game seven of the American League Championship Series.
Speaker 2: So you won't be here today or tomorrow. He's got baseball.
Speaker 3: Duty and we're grateful that it's a Game seven tonight,
Speaker 3: So that's exactly right.
Speaker 2: It's good.
Speaker 3: We did not want Bill back here today. No offense
Speaker 3: to Bill, but it means they keep playing and deciding
Speaker 3: game tonight. So it's super exciting.
Speaker 2: And Christy's talking about the Texas Rangers with a nine
Speaker 2: to two win on Sunday over the Astros and Game
Speaker 2: seven is tonight. You pay attention to baseball?
Speaker 4: No, I don't, but don't have it. For the Ranger fans,
Speaker 4: I'm really happy excited for him. They're well, that.
Speaker 2: Was pretty good drama last night with the Rangers going
Speaker 2: into the ninth inning with a four to two lead.
Speaker 2: They made it five to two and odoles Chisia comes
Speaker 2: up with the bases loaded after he struck out four
Speaker 2: times with mighty swings. By the way, on every one
Speaker 2: of those strikeouts, he didn't get cheated, he didn't hit
Speaker 2: the ball, he didn't get cheated. And as he came
Speaker 2: up with the bases loaded in the ninth in a
Speaker 2: five to two game, I was sitting there watching it
Speaker 2: and he's getting booed and booed and booed for the
Speaker 2: little dust up they had two days ago. And I
Speaker 2: said to myself, you know what, buddy just knocked the
Speaker 2: s out of this ball and he did grand slam
Speaker 2: home run. How about that?
Speaker 3: And shut that crowd up quickly in fact, someone set
Speaker 3: them home. They literally were turning walking up the aisles
Speaker 3: before the ball landed in the stands.
Speaker 2: I'm on their way home for a nine to two
Speaker 2: Rangers win.
Speaker 4: That's great. I'm happy for you fans, I really am.
Speaker 4: I've seen your pain over the years, and there was
Speaker 4: pain on Friday Friday.
Speaker 3: It's terrible.
Speaker 4: I had to call certain people four and five times
Speaker 4: like hey, man, I understand you.
Speaker 2: Okay, you're good. Yeah, anyway, Uh, that's our baseball talk.
Speaker 2: And were getting back to business after the Cowboys buy
Speaker 2: over the weekend. They haven't done anything since the game
Speaker 2: Monday night, right in practice Tuesday or Wednesday. They had
Speaker 2: to be off Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. I didn't see
Speaker 2: a lot of activity out here today.
Speaker 3: Now they're here for there across the hall meetings, right,
Speaker 3: and then what they did pr instead of having the
Speaker 3: in person press conferences changed with coach McCarthy and then
Speaker 3: having players available, they changed it to conference calls. So
Speaker 3: not a lot of media out here either. But Nate,
Speaker 3: with these across the hall meetings, did you used to
Speaker 3: have those back in your day where the offensive players
Speaker 3: would meet with defensive players on the Cowboys staff and
Speaker 3: get some self scouting and some pointers from people to.
Speaker 2: The other side of the hall.
Speaker 3: So, for example, as an offensive lineman today, you would
Speaker 3: be going in front of Adam Dirty, who is the
Speaker 3: defensive line coach for the Cowboys, who's done some scouting
Speaker 3: work on you, to give you some pointers or if
Speaker 3: you're giving off, you know, tipping off anything like that.
Speaker 3: Did you guys have any kind of across the ball meetings.
Speaker 4: No, no, No, that's great though. I as really innovative.
Speaker 4: I mean, you know, who better to know you than
Speaker 4: your own coaches who've seen you all the sense to
Speaker 4: OTAs you know, and seeing what you need to work
Speaker 4: on and what you need to improve. You just got
Speaker 4: to take it to heart, you know, and make sure
Speaker 4: you take out the final points of what they've given
Speaker 4: you and go to work on it. You know.
Speaker 2: We always talked about one of the Jimmy's best quality
Speaker 2: was self scouting. Yes, not so much the other team,
Speaker 2: but scouting his old team and being real about it too,
Speaker 2: not sitting there going well, these are my guys, these
Speaker 2: are They're all good right.
Speaker 4: Right, Jimmy. Jimmy was good at that, and you know
Speaker 4: that usually happen but halfway through he'll do a big
Speaker 4: self scouting, not a first buy, he would do a
Speaker 4: big self scouting and uh, you know he'll tell us,
Speaker 4: but it would be not so much individually, even though
Speaker 4: he did that all during the year, but you know,
Speaker 4: as a whole what we needed to do offensively, a defensively,
Speaker 4: a special team wise, but we needed to add on
Speaker 4: the takeaway.
Speaker 2: And be a realistic of what you could do against
Speaker 2: the next opponent.
Speaker 4: Right, Yes, that that that's that's the key to it.
Speaker 4: To look at yourself and say, Okay, we're not this,
Speaker 4: but we are this and we can do this and
Speaker 4: we can't do that. And that's in with him and
Speaker 4: Norv and coach Wance that they were created, that them
Speaker 4: the majest missed them little tweaks, you know, to help
Speaker 4: you be a better player.
Speaker 2: So other than that, not a lot of football going on.
Speaker 2: Oh and after all this time off, they have a
Speaker 2: day off tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, now we're back on the regular schedule so to speak.
Speaker 3: In terms of Monday is basically kind of like a
Speaker 3: two thirds or a half day normally used to review
Speaker 3: what happened the day before. Then players have Tuesday off.
Speaker 3: Coaches are finalizing the game plan through Tuesday night, and
Speaker 3: then Wednesday starts game day one of game plan installations,
Speaker 3: so it'll be back to that normal routine this week,
Speaker 3: although the at least the coaches did get a head
Speaker 3: start on the Rams. The Rams dropped a game at
Speaker 3: home to the Steelers yesterday, so coming off a loss
Speaker 3: and getting a couple of key players back from injury,
Speaker 3: but still missing some key players on offense, they have
Speaker 3: Cooper Cup back, but a lot of injuries there at
Speaker 3: running back. But at least now it's the Cowboys coaches
Speaker 3: who have the advantage in terms of extra time to
Speaker 3: prepare because before going into a buy there were some
Speaker 3: times where they were going on a short week or
Speaker 3: things like that. So so we'll see what kind of
Speaker 3: plan they can put together for the Rams who come
Speaker 3: to town on Sunday at at and T Stadium and
Speaker 3: it's a noon kickoff. We don't get too many of
Speaker 3: those son.
Speaker 2: Yes, and so this notion about oh how much can
Speaker 2: you improve over the bye, well, there's no practicing over
Speaker 2: the bye, so uh, you know, they get back to practice,
Speaker 2: as Christy said on Wednesday Thursday, for basically the same schedule.
Speaker 2: They just don't have to travel, and you know that
Speaker 2: first part of the season, five of the or four
Speaker 2: of the six games were on the road. Now five
Speaker 2: of the next seven are at home, so you know,
Speaker 2: no coast to coast traveling, getting in at you know,
Speaker 2: four o'clock in the morning the next morning after a game.
Speaker 2: So if they were smart, they should be well rested
Speaker 2: and ready to go. Christy mentioned the Rams got beat
Speaker 2: by Pittsburgh twenty four seventeen. They dropped to three and four,
Speaker 2: and they've lost two of their last three games to
Speaker 2: the Eagles and to the Steelers. So it's not quite
Speaker 2: the Rams team we remember, they got wiped out at
Speaker 2: running back with injuries and they ended up resigning. Is
Speaker 2: it Darryl Darryl Henderson.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Darryl Henderson, who actually had a good game eighteen
Speaker 3: for sixty one. Yeah, he played, he played well, he
Speaker 3: played well. They had to sign him last week because
Speaker 3: they've been without Kyen Williams and Ronnie Rivers and so
Speaker 3: and then another one of their players.
Speaker 2: Which say they're running backs that they're without, Yeah, it's
Speaker 2: like who are those guys?
Speaker 3: Yeah, but basically had to Henderson. If that name is
Speaker 3: familiar to you, it's because He had played with the
Speaker 3: Rams before, but he was a free agent and they
Speaker 3: ended up having to bring him back.
Speaker 2: But wait, he wasn't the guy that came off the
Speaker 2: couch in the playoff game?
Speaker 4: Was it?
Speaker 3: I think so the.
Speaker 2: Other guy that ran over the Cowboys.
Speaker 3: That was one of the games out there where Yeah
Speaker 3: the Cowboys could Cowboys couldn't stop him on the ground.
Speaker 3: But they haven't had as many injuries as they had
Speaker 3: along the offensive line last year. That's what really killed
Speaker 3: him last season. But this new young wide receiver who
Speaker 3: has really stepped up before they got Cooper cut back
Speaker 3: from his injury. This Puka Nakua. Oh my gosh. If
Speaker 3: I were a Rams fan, I'd be ordering his jersey
Speaker 3: right now. I mean, he's fifty eight catches so far,
Speaker 3: just two scores, but four games of at least one
Speaker 3: hundred yards and men, is he fun to watch? Pretty
Speaker 3: good size, and just you know, fearless over the middle
Speaker 3: there He made this toe tap being catch along the
Speaker 3: sideline yesterday and it's like, how in the world did
Speaker 3: he come down with that football? And there's no they're
Speaker 3: going to review it and it's going to be incomplete.
Speaker 3: And then you watch the Super slow mo when you
Speaker 3: see him get his toe down. I think it's going
Speaker 3: to be a really interesting matchup with the Cowboys secondary
Speaker 3: this week because now Cooper Cup is back and held
Speaker 3: relatively healthy. But this Puka Nakua, he has really really
Speaker 3: shown up. So it's going to be tough with Matthew
Speaker 3: Stafford having all of those weapons.
Speaker 2: You know, one thing I did notice. I didn't realize
Speaker 2: it until I saw the stats on the game. Uh,
Speaker 2: Brett Maher is their kicker.
Speaker 3: Oh boy, he had a tough day yesterday.
Speaker 2: He missed her mystery two field goals I believe he did,
Speaker 2: and then he missed an extra point too. Yeah I've
Speaker 2: been taking right see if he's still there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he missed her fifty three yarder, fifty one yarder,
Speaker 3: as Nick said, one of the extra points, and it
Speaker 3: was tough, you know, and it's not one where you
Speaker 3: can say, oh, the snap was off. I mean it looked,
Speaker 3: it looked like the operation was good. But you know,
Speaker 3: felt bad for him because he's, you know, one of
Speaker 3: my favorite guys among the recent Cowboys that have been here.
Speaker 3: But when he missed the extra point, it's like, oh man,
Speaker 3: now everybody's going to start talking about the playoff game
Speaker 3: last year, and of course they did so, and it
Speaker 3: came back to bite him those points because that was
Speaker 3: seven points off the board, right with the two missed
Speaker 3: field goals and the extra point.
Speaker 2: Ultimately, at least one of the field goals I saw
Speaker 2: hit the upright.
Speaker 3: It did it joint off the left up right. That
Speaker 3: was the first one, the fifty three yarder. So very
Speaker 3: tough day for our buddy Brent.
Speaker 2: So looking at the NFC East, obviously the Eagles won,
Speaker 2: so they moved to six and one thirty one seventeen
Speaker 2: over Miami. That's kind of an impressive win. It was
Speaker 2: very impressive the way the Dolphins have been playing.
Speaker 3: Did you watch any of it or were you.
Speaker 4: All watching the watch?
Speaker 2: And actually I was doing both at the same time.
Speaker 4: Jordan Davis, Fletcher Cox, Carter Kid they did.
Speaker 2: Does that bring back memories?
Speaker 4: You know people when you can line up and just
Speaker 4: tell a team you're not running you gonna have you
Speaker 4: got two elite wire receivers and a nice tight end
Speaker 4: try them because nothing that boyd they that first quarter
Speaker 4: and a half they said, no, number ninety is that
Speaker 4: Jordan Davis? WHOA? That is real? That is that is
Speaker 4: a man full of grown and uh and they was
Speaker 4: going against backups and that, and that just made it
Speaker 4: even worse because I think Miami is missing three starters
Speaker 4: and they're like, not this. They just told them not.
Speaker 4: Maybe with your starters you can have a little bit
Speaker 4: more success. But that's what they in the game in
Speaker 4: the first quarter and a half, you know when, and
Speaker 4: I think Miami lost the receiver for a little bit
Speaker 4: and it was all about Serik healing and they're running back.
Speaker 4: I can't think it. Nay got him from the forty
Speaker 4: nine ers. He still had a nice day, catching the
Speaker 4: most yes, most Yes. How does that kid jump around
Speaker 4: the way he does? He is an elite athlete.
Speaker 2: Well the show how that defense performance was even better.
Speaker 2: They really only gave up ten points because seven of
Speaker 2: them were in interceptions. Yeah, turned for a touchdown. Yes,
Speaker 2: Otherwise it's thirty one to ten.
Speaker 4: You know. So for everybody that and I just and
Speaker 4: I can tell people, I mean, you know, people, my wife,
Speaker 4: you must love the Eagles. No, no, no, no, I
Speaker 4: love when you know who you are and you can
Speaker 4: demand certain things and that that's that's what I'm just
Speaker 4: praying that the Cowboys can do But now I wonder
Speaker 4: with the with the loss of Digs, because now I'm
Speaker 4: looking at more and more how the loss of Digs
Speaker 4: have really really affected our team. Uh, you are asking
Speaker 4: more of our safeties and then we lose Laighton. Uh,
Speaker 4: it just stretches our safeties thinner and thinner and thinner
Speaker 4: to now we don't look like that fundamental big three
Speaker 4: safeties that we normally normally have. So that that Digs thing,
Speaker 4: that that is that that knocked the sales out of
Speaker 4: these guys because we were already a team built. We
Speaker 4: were built to have leads, and if we had leads,
Speaker 4: then we could just unleash that fury of our defense.
Speaker 4: But now when everything is ticking tacks, as a defensive coordinator,
Speaker 4: you just can't be flashing all around and have everybody
Speaker 4: you're shooting from every angle. You got to take care
Speaker 4: of your runs, you know what I'm saying. So, yeah,
Speaker 4: that Digs thing was a big loss in.
Speaker 3: The Eagles run game two when which Aalen Hurts. I
Speaker 3: know he finished with eleven rushes. Now three of them
Speaker 3: were kneel down to at the end, but he just
Speaker 3: came five of them had the push toush let me
Speaker 3: tell toush push. But but but it's unstoppable. And you
Speaker 3: know they talk about leverage and whoever has the lower
Speaker 3: pad level. I'm sorry some of those they were low
Speaker 3: and they still couldn't stop them.
Speaker 4: The thing they got, they got it. You know, in
Speaker 4: another year they may not have it. I mean, either
Speaker 4: the league or take it away or whatever. But they
Speaker 4: just got it right now. It's that thing they got.
Speaker 4: You know, we ain't never seen it before in this
Speaker 4: league where one team got this certain thing that no
Speaker 4: one else can do. It starts with the center, that
Speaker 4: little dude that you laugh at him. He's six foot
Speaker 4: three four, two hundred and ninety pounds at the most.
Speaker 4: That's probably, you know, on a heavy day, but he
Speaker 4: moves the biggest of guys. It don't matter. And so
Speaker 4: they just got something special there.
Speaker 2: But that thing is an injury waiting. Happened, Yeah, because
Speaker 2: you know what's happening. Yeah, because you know what's happening.
Speaker 2: If you notice everybody's starting to dive over the top
Speaker 2: and try to grab him before he can get down
Speaker 2: and hide.
Speaker 3: Well, the thing about Jalen Hurts is the reports came
Speaker 3: out after the game that he played that second half
Speaker 3: with the brace on his knee, on his leg, and
Speaker 3: so of course he's downplaying it when asked about it
Speaker 3: in the locker room afterwards. But yeah, you've got your
Speaker 3: franchise quarterback and that's arguably your most reliable play. But
Speaker 3: how many more times can you have him out there
Speaker 3: and ask him to do that? But they relied on
Speaker 3: it last night. It was three or four of those
Speaker 3: that they had. They converted three of them, I think,
Speaker 3: on the same series.
Speaker 2: All the time out in their own territory. But had
Speaker 2: to do it twice because there's penalties on both.
Speaker 3: Players offsetting, penalties offsetting a second time.
Speaker 4: But see swift is the difference makeup? Yeah, did he
Speaker 4: make it out of that game?
Speaker 3: I think he finished the game getting him from the Lions?
Speaker 4: Did you not? I did not know how tough he
Speaker 4: was and how elusive. Well, I did not know that.
Speaker 4: I did not see that in Detroit. And uh, when
Speaker 4: you I tell people, when you have offensive line and
Speaker 4: that is that is why the Eagles in Philadelphia has
Speaker 4: to jump on us right now. I just hope that
Speaker 4: our offensive line took very good care of themselves. They
Speaker 4: didn't need to practice. That's one time I'm gonna say
Speaker 4: fellas crowd, chamber, ice tub whatever. Just just get healthy.
Speaker 4: Offensive line need to get healthy, you know, because I
Speaker 4: right tackle. You know, I'm telling people you can't can't
Speaker 4: judge him. He just come off a major injury. So
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna judge him like last year. I want
Speaker 4: to judge him. I'm not gonna judge Michael Gallup not
Speaker 4: coming off a major knee injury. I don't care what
Speaker 4: today's technology is, you know. And the gentleman at the
Speaker 4: right guard, he's beat up, and our center has to
Speaker 4: Our center is just a littit above average, and when
Speaker 4: you're dealing with a player of that nature, injury crushes
Speaker 4: that edge that they have. So, you know, the normal
Speaker 4: edge that Beyonddish has, he's kind of lost it. Our
Speaker 4: left guard is our left guard. He's physical, he's tough,
Speaker 4: and our left tackle is just getting older. I mean,
Speaker 4: you can't. You ain't gonna beat father time. So they
Speaker 4: needed this rest. They needed to look at film and
Speaker 4: to kind of call coach s Laurier if they can,
Speaker 4: and say, hey, what do I need to work on
Speaker 4: or what do I need to be looking at because
Speaker 4: we ain't going no further than this offensive line, y'all.
Speaker 4: I mean you can put everywhere. It's two things. That
Speaker 4: kid digs in our offensive line. That is. That's what
Speaker 4: I gathered just by thinking about this this bye week.
Speaker 4: This thing really they wrecked us when Diggs went down
Speaker 4: in our office. Runn not playing as good as we
Speaker 4: think it should be.
Speaker 2: Plet's pick up with that offensive line. Talk here on
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Speaker 2: So we got a Monday night game tonight, is that right?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Got San Francisco Minnesota, and they say McCaffrey's going to
Speaker 3: play in spite of the oblique injury, so see how
Speaker 3: effective he can be if he If in fact he does.
Speaker 2: Start going into that game, then there's only three teams
Speaker 2: in the league with one loss. Kansas City six and one.
Speaker 2: The Eagles are six and one in San Francisco is
Speaker 2: five in one, so with the Cowboys at four and
Speaker 2: two in the standings. Right, Uh, there are one, two, three, four, five, six, seven,
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Speaker 2: We were talking about the NFC East. We talked about
Speaker 2: the Eagles winning and in the other game. Anybody watched that, No,
Speaker 2: New York Giants Washington is it? I did? Unfortunately that
Speaker 2: was the noon game, right, it was check your cough button, Christy. Yeah, uh,
Speaker 2: fourteen to seven. The Giants finally won another game, fourteen
Speaker 2: to seven.
Speaker 4: But it hasn't The Giant had success against the Redskins recently.
Speaker 4: Just me guessing it.
Speaker 3: No, they actually that's one of the few teams that
Speaker 3: they have have had success. They actually got their offense
Speaker 3: going in the second half. Tyrod Taylor actually looked pretty good.
Speaker 3: They took some shots down the field and so to
Speaker 3: the rookie wide receiver and so they were able to
Speaker 3: get some chunk yardage game. But that was some ugly,
Speaker 3: ugly football, but made it tight at the end. But
Speaker 3: I have to admit I was rooting for the Giants
Speaker 3: because you know, the of which is one win going
Speaker 3: into that game, and the Washington with three. It was
Speaker 3: in the Cowboys' best interest to have the have the
Speaker 3: Washington team lose one of the games in the standing.
Speaker 3: So that's what happened. But yeah, nice went at home
Speaker 3: for the Giants.
Speaker 2: Two and five, Giants three and four Washington.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, you know, like I said, you know, I'm
Speaker 4: still old school and I just believe that you just
Speaker 4: do you do what you have to do, as you
Speaker 4: know in this house, you know. So you know, like
Speaker 4: my wife, and she was going for the stealers, Oh
Speaker 4: come on, stealers, come on. I'm like, you like the stealers.
Speaker 4: Oh no, no, they're going to get the Rams because
Speaker 4: they that's who playing the Cowboys next. I'm like, they
Speaker 4: beat over the Rams and wins, so they'll be a
Speaker 4: big headed if we could get them in. I don't know,
Speaker 4: I just cowboys do what they have to do. They
Speaker 4: are the better team.
Speaker 3: Well, it was interesting watching the Rams yesterday because we
Speaker 3: were talking about last week when the Cowboys were at
Speaker 3: the Chargers there at Sofi Stadium, and there were so
Speaker 3: many Cowboys fans that the Chargers offense that they were
Speaker 3: having to use the silent count. And that's the same
Speaker 3: thing that there were even more Steelers fans there at
Speaker 3: Sofi yesterday than the week before Cowboys fans going against
Speaker 3: the Chargers. So first play, every time Stafford was in
Speaker 3: the shotgun, they had to do a silent count because
Speaker 3: the Steelers fans just totally took over Sofi Stadium.
Speaker 2: So that's two in a row. It's so Fi that
Speaker 2: the visiting team took over the stadium, because the Cowboys
Speaker 2: did take over that stadium.
Speaker 4: California was a little bit different, right, you know that's
Speaker 4: a melting pot. It just prove it is a melting pot.
Speaker 2: Well, you got that right, So let's go back. We'll
Speaker 2: do that next because we only got two minutes left
Speaker 2: in this.
Speaker 4: So you senior guy, be able to do a show
Speaker 4: as long as you wont just keep going.
Speaker 3: Can I ask one thing since we've got just a
Speaker 3: couple of minutes before the break, what did you guys
Speaker 3: think of the Eagles throwback jerseys last night? Wearing the
Speaker 3: Kelly green and didn't make you think of Jawarski and
Speaker 3: Harold Carmichael and Bill Bergie.
Speaker 2: You know, I thought there was something wrong with the
Speaker 2: color on my TV.
Speaker 4: Really it was okay with me. I mean, you know,
Speaker 4: it was okay. My wife was talking about it. You know, hey,
Speaker 4: look at the agree and I'm like, yeah, okay.
Speaker 3: I kind of liked it. Although I have heard he.
Speaker 4: Made him stand out. Yeah, it made him stand out.
Speaker 3: It look good, It looked good, and it reminded me.
Speaker 3: I remember Danny White telling his story one time where
Speaker 3: he drops back and he's going through his progression and
Speaker 3: just needs to dump the ball off and Bill Bergie,
Speaker 3: the linebacker for the Eagles interception, you know, he never
Speaker 3: saw him, you know, losing his peripheral vision and he's
Speaker 3: just gonna get rid of the ball real quickly, and
Speaker 3: never saw Bergie. And it's because those Eagles jerseys back
Speaker 3: in the day seventies early, He's all that it was
Speaker 3: the same color as the artificial surface that kind of
Speaker 3: kelly green, literally the same color as the astro turf
Speaker 3: there at Veteran Stadium, and so literally blended in. And
Speaker 3: so when Danny's you know, looking away and then just
Speaker 3: dumps it off over here and doesn't fully look just
Speaker 3: in the peripheral vision. Never saw a burgie. He's like,
Speaker 3: how'd you throw it to him? He's like, well, I
Speaker 3: never saw him because he blended in with the turf.
Speaker 4: M hmm. That's one thing about old Danny. He can
Speaker 4: make it right, can't he.
Speaker 2: It wasn't worried about the helmet.
Speaker 4: I love you, baby.
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Speaker 2: So they can only put so much of that interview
Speaker 2: on TV. Tell them what you were watching.
Speaker 4: There was a Jonathan Ala Yeah, oh yeah, man, Yeah,
Speaker 4: he threw he thow. He just told me, you know,
Speaker 4: they men getting the behind kicked. And I guess it's
Speaker 4: because of the it was the Giants. He's a saying
Speaker 4: the same old stuff for seven years, you've been getting it.
Speaker 2: And he used the word stuff yeah ten times.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I just I mean, all that's not called for.
Speaker 4: But I guess when you're tired of it, Yeah, you
Speaker 4: just think you deserve better. You know.
Speaker 3: Well, they had their offense just gave him no chance whatsoever.
Speaker 3: The Washington defense played pretty well yesterday. Yes, but I
Speaker 3: mean Sam how absolutely no time to throw the ball.
Speaker 3: I mean, he is on pace to being sacked more
Speaker 3: than any player in NFL history. So he's going to
Speaker 3: talk Derek over Yeah, and Derek Carr. Now that was
Speaker 3: the Houston Texans inaugural season, so there was a reason
Speaker 3: with an expansion team, why your quarterback is going to
Speaker 3: get ugly. As ugly David Carr taken such a beating
Speaker 3: that was not fair.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So which gets us back to where I was
Speaker 2: going to ask you. Previously we talked about offensive lines,
Speaker 2: which I think you agree with me. There's not enough
Speaker 2: offensive line to go around in this league. And no, boy,
Speaker 2: if you get an injury, you're gonna have problems. So
Speaker 2: you're analysis of what the Cowboys offensive line did in
Speaker 2: the last two games, having the starting five back together
Speaker 2: for the first time.
Speaker 4: They need work. They need to get healthy, because it's
Speaker 4: alarming when I see people be able to just get
Speaker 4: onto Zach and make plays on Zach and then that
Speaker 4: that's kind of alarming. But I know what's wrong with
Speaker 4: the right tackle. He just need to work. He's been
Speaker 4: hurt a whole year, you know, in my left tack.
Speaker 4: He's just an older gentleman. But I just but they
Speaker 4: need to work. And I've always y'all have heard he
Speaker 4: said to to to just to the end, you know,
Speaker 4: everybody say best five, best five, I said, give me
Speaker 4: five above average guys that willing to work, willing to
Speaker 4: get in sync and uh and and basically relatively healthy,
Speaker 4: you know. And this line is not healthy. Uh uh,
Speaker 4: and they need work. I mean it. And I hate
Speaker 4: to say this because I love that Zach Martin got
Speaker 4: paid and maker tell you that's all I wanted him
Speaker 4: to do is.
Speaker 2: To get president.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but all the continuity flew out of the window
Speaker 4: when he missed it, missed those couple of weeks of
Speaker 4: training camp. It all flew out of the window. Then
Speaker 4: he came back and he got hurt early in the season.
Speaker 4: That that you know, And that's the reality of it.
Speaker 4: And we're still sitting right here here at four and two.
Speaker 4: We were fortunate what these guys do this week here,
Speaker 4: the last week and this week far us getting together
Speaker 4: trying to stay healthy, it's gonna it's gonna take us
Speaker 4: as far. You know, I'm not I'm thinking that Coach
Speaker 4: McCarthy is going to see Dak from this past game
Speaker 4: and he's gonna like, hey, hey, Dak, where's that guy Ben?
Speaker 4: You know, the instinctive Dac that I've always felt he
Speaker 4: was when he's his best, He's instinctive. You know, you
Speaker 4: move him around, you let him move around. And I
Speaker 4: ain't saying running like I tell people, what happened to
Speaker 4: all of those options the run, pass option, the bootlegs,
Speaker 4: all of these things. You know, I'm not saying Dak
Speaker 4: can't read defenses, but give him a one two, throw
Speaker 4: it away a run. That is when he's always been
Speaker 4: his best. And that's the Dack that I want, And
Speaker 4: that's the dack that ill. You know, people are like, well,
Speaker 4: you grow over the years. Yeah, we grow, We find
Speaker 4: out what you Oh, yeah, he can do a little
Speaker 4: bit more to this, but it also tells you this
Speaker 4: is why we drafted him in the fourth round.
Speaker 3: Can I have want to go back to the offensive
Speaker 3: line one more time because you talk about the lack
Speaker 3: of continuity zachmisson time and then of course Terrence at
Speaker 3: right tackle coming off the injury. How much is it
Speaker 3: that it's a different offensive.
Speaker 4: Line coach, Yes, it is.
Speaker 3: And then also McCarthy is still gonna You're still gonna
Speaker 3: have some mostly carry over, but there are a few
Speaker 3: differences with him. How are we seeing that as part
Speaker 3: of the equation.
Speaker 5: It is.
Speaker 4: It is to a certain extent. But these guys here,
Speaker 4: when healthy, are athletic enough to do it what coach
Speaker 4: clari is asking him to do. Uh, he's asking them
Speaker 4: to be physical.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 4: He still do a lot of combination blocks. These guys
Speaker 4: when healthy, they can get out and run, they can trap.
Speaker 4: But the biggest thing is that your center, your center,
Speaker 4: your center is Tyler Biadis. He's above average guy. It
Speaker 4: was a Pro Bowl and uh and what I mean
Speaker 4: by that is, uh, he's the type of guy that serviceable.
Speaker 4: But when when you're above just a slightly above average guy,
Speaker 4: when you get injured, I mean, like you know, his
Speaker 4: hamstring is is hindering him. Okay, Now all that toughness
Speaker 4: and grittiness kind of go out of the window because
Speaker 4: you're thinking a little bit more than you know them.
Speaker 4: The wood where is you just flow off the ball
Speaker 4: and you just did did everything without thinking. Now you're thinking.
Speaker 4: That takes away that that little bit of the advantage
Speaker 4: you have. So we've not been solid in the middle.
Speaker 4: You know, a lot of sacks has been coming in
Speaker 4: because Dak the pocket has been collapsing down on him. So, uh,
Speaker 4: we're not playing good as offensive line. And this team
Speaker 4: is not going very far if the offensive line can't
Speaker 4: stay healthy.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 4: And and I'm not against putting TJ. Bass or the
Speaker 4: riches are awesome, riches are doga. I'm not you know,
Speaker 4: if they need to be in there to get one
Speaker 4: of these guys truly healthy, let's get him in there
Speaker 4: now so we can make this run after Thanksgiving.
Speaker 2: So do you attribute the offensive line to kind of
Speaker 2: the inabuilding these last couple of games to run the football?
Speaker 4: Yeah, we know who Tony poll is. I think we
Speaker 4: know who ric o'dondell is. If there's a hole there
Speaker 4: or something, you know, these guys gonna get in it now.
Speaker 4: So yeah, that that that that is it. Man. It
Speaker 4: started with the forty nine ers Fellas they won on
Speaker 4: one beat us. Yeah, they weren't running those games and
Speaker 4: stunts and run blitzes. They lined up the four guys,
Speaker 4: two guards over the two guys over the guard, two
Speaker 4: guys over the tackle, and they had Fred Warn in
Speaker 4: the middle. You know, they beat us, They beat us,
Speaker 4: and then a littit of that happening even with the
Speaker 4: with the Chargers, they they kind of got after us.
Speaker 4: And you know, I've always tried to maintain this. Ms.
Speaker 4: Christian and Mick. You're not strong because you got a
Speaker 4: great left tackle. That helps. We know we got a
Speaker 4: mainstay for fifteen years. But what makes you strong is
Speaker 4: when you got a center in two guards so you
Speaker 4: can run people around the horn, so your quarterback can
Speaker 4: step up and see what's going on in there. And
Speaker 4: he hasn't been able to step up. A couple of
Speaker 4: times they almost beat the ball back there. So h
Speaker 4: it's not going well right now. But I just believe
Speaker 4: these guys get healthy, and they continue to stay healthy
Speaker 4: and play together, they'll be okay.
Speaker 2: All right, let's go to Scott in Jersey. Scott, you're
Speaker 2: on with mixed shots.
Speaker 10: Mick Shucks. Thanks for the call. I appreciate it, sure thing.
Speaker 10: Long time listener, I missed Bill Jones. Chrissy, I listened
Speaker 10: to you for twenty years because that's how we listened
Speaker 10: to the game with Brad Sham. So it's nice to
Speaker 10: finally see you, you know, out and about. But I
Speaker 10: just want to know, like my question is always great
Speaker 10: in the players at this time, how they do Corra
Speaker 10: really great our coach, and i'd like you guys are great.
Speaker 10: What do you think McCarty's doing because some of the
Speaker 10: decisions and even this year, last year, they're very questionable,
Speaker 10: you know going forward last week it was it was
Speaker 10: just a couple of bad calls. I think he makes
Speaker 10: I just would like to know how do you guys
Speaker 10: feel how our coaching is doing this year? And I
Speaker 10: just want to say, as every single Walls would say,
Speaker 10: gold Cowboys, Oh, thank you for the ball and killing Cowboys.
Speaker 2: I wanted to ask him which plays that he missed called.
Speaker 3: The one I assume you mean going into the half
Speaker 3: where there was eight seconds and he'd let it go
Speaker 3: down to three seconds. I'm Scott, I bet that's the one,
Speaker 3: that one of them that you're referring to. And thank
Speaker 3: you for listening all these years to Cowboys Radio. We
Speaker 3: appreciate you. But that one, I was standing right behind
Speaker 3: McCarthy on the sideline. He was down at about the
Speaker 3: twenty five or twenty yard line, and so he was
Speaker 3: talking with the down judge and pointing at the clock,
Speaker 3: the game clock as it was going down. It was
Speaker 3: field level there in the end zone. So all along
Speaker 3: he wanted it to go to three seconds, and he
Speaker 3: was playing at conservative There's no question about that. But
Speaker 3: it's what he said a couple times last week and
Speaker 3: even kind of hinted at it earlier in the season,
Speaker 3: that he feels that the strength of this team is
Speaker 3: the defense, and so he's going to play to the
Speaker 3: strength of the team. But I was mildly surprised. I
Speaker 3: mean I would have stopped that, you know, at eight
Speaker 3: seconds and tried to take at least one shot at
Speaker 3: the end zone through the air, because you had plenty
Speaker 3: of time to do at least one pass play and
Speaker 3: then still have time for your field goal.
Speaker 4: See everybody, remember when it was four and one and
Speaker 4: they went forward and didn't get it. I wondered to
Speaker 4: kick a field goal. Then if the strength of this
Speaker 4: team is your defense, and these guys played better with
Speaker 4: a lead, give their that defensive lead, get that defensive lead,
Speaker 4: and make that other coordinator prove to you that they
Speaker 4: can come through this. I'll wait till maybe after Thanksgiving,
Speaker 4: because it all starts for me after Thanksgiving. Then I'll
Speaker 4: start looking at this play calling. You know, your offensive line,
Speaker 4: and I hate to keep repeating it, but you finally
Speaker 4: get your offensive line back together, we finally figuring out
Speaker 4: who CD LAMB is, who are who are cooks? And
Speaker 4: everybody like, well, you know you had that. You know
Speaker 4: what I understand. But I'll start making all these judgments
Speaker 4: after the Thanksgiving game. But that's when I because now
Speaker 4: you'll either be in the mix of this thing, or
Speaker 4: you'll be out of this thing, or you'll be trying
Speaker 4: to crawl back into it. So I just want to
Speaker 4: see as it goes on what because I don't think
Speaker 4: it's gonna come down to coach McCarthy. I think it's
Speaker 4: gonna come down to offense. You know.
Speaker 2: On that play sequence, here's why I thought they made
Speaker 2: the mistake. They had a second and tent at the
Speaker 2: twenty their own twenty nine, there was fifty five second left.
Speaker 2: They completed the twenty three yard pass to seed Lamb.
Speaker 2: Now it's first and ten at the Chargers forty eight
Speaker 2: fifty seconds left, and when they ended up completing a
Speaker 2: pass to Gallop for eleven yards, well, now you're in
Speaker 2: field goal range for sure. But the next time they
Speaker 2: snapped the ball twenty seven seconds left, they let twenty
Speaker 2: three seconds off the clock. Twenty three could have called
Speaker 2: time out. You had two timeouts left, right, and then
Speaker 2: you would have had more time when we got to
Speaker 2: your scenario, when it was first in what goal at
Speaker 2: the eight, you would have had much more time left
Speaker 2: to be able to try to take a shot at
Speaker 2: the end zone. But there was no reason to let
Speaker 2: twenty three seconds run off the clock. That's what I thought.
Speaker 3: Well, I think that what Scott and other fans and
Speaker 3: media Will Wyatt stands out so much is that decision
Speaker 3: to be conservative there at the end and settle for
Speaker 3: the field goal. Was that it's atypical of what we'd
Speaker 3: seen McCarthy do the first three years. Here he's the
Speaker 3: one that's going forward on fourth and whatever, fourth and
Speaker 3: three at the plus forty five with however much time
Speaker 3: on the clock. You know, he's been had been so
Speaker 3: aggressive with his play calling on offense, and of course
Speaker 3: he wasn't calling the plays, it was Kellen Moore, but
Speaker 3: it's still his decision on whether to go for it
Speaker 3: on fourth down, and it has been so aggressive. But
Speaker 3: this year it's more like putting on the brake. So
Speaker 3: it tells you what he thinks about his own offense.
Speaker 3: So I would say that Nate has a lot of
Speaker 3: that coach has a lot of the same concerns as
Speaker 3: you and Mickey do.
Speaker 2: What the only thing would complimentary football is when your
Speaker 2: defense is given up forty two points, better put your
Speaker 2: foot on the gas pedal.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but there's I'm with you on that. I hate that,
Speaker 4: but that ain't the only game in town. Mick, Yeah,
Speaker 4: I know. Yeah, people, I'm gonna tell y'all something. Y'all
Speaker 4: either gonna put all your eyes on that one red
Speaker 4: wood at a time. Are that big oak gonna follow
Speaker 4: on you? That forty two forty two nothing whatever it was,
Speaker 4: gonna follow on you every week? You gotta let that go.
Speaker 4: You didn't cut that tree all the way down. It's
Speaker 4: still hanging. Don't let it fall on you because you're
Speaker 4: just sitting there wondering when it's gonna fall. Just keep playing.
Speaker 4: You got about to about what six or seven more
Speaker 4: redwoods you gotta cut down. Yeah, let's go to work.
Speaker 4: I mean, right now, you're four and two and we
Speaker 4: had an ugly loss. Let that ugly loss go. I mean,
Speaker 4: your your life.
Speaker 2: You're right there with Quinn when he talked to the
Speaker 2: players about not looking back. Yeah, he used the Usain
Speaker 2: Bolt analogy. When you're running a hundred meters dash, you're
Speaker 2: not looking back, you're looking straight ahead. Yes, Yes, I
Speaker 2: got you, I got you.
Speaker 4: How many games we got left? Eleven? You got eleven
Speaker 4: games left? And that was the big scare for me.
Speaker 4: And you know that. I said, what if we don't
Speaker 4: win the forty nine ers game. How are we going
Speaker 4: to let our you know, help our players recover and
Speaker 4: be the best they can be, because I think the
Speaker 4: players put more on themselves than the coaches did. The
Speaker 4: coaches realized that that bad thing can happen, so they
Speaker 4: know they got to continue to coach and to continue
Speaker 4: and improve, and they helped the player. But when you
Speaker 4: you know, that's why a lot of times, you know,
Speaker 4: people didn't like Jimmy because you would shut us down.
Speaker 4: He would verbally shut players down, like, hey man, you're
Speaker 4: talking too much, and now that that doesn't work in
Speaker 4: today's society, and just where young Parsons just would not
Speaker 4: let it go. I mean, he just took it way
Speaker 4: too far. And so that kind of lingered right on
Speaker 4: into the San Diego game. And you kind of saw
Speaker 4: that lingering effect on them early in the game and
Speaker 4: they had to pull themselves together, and I'm glad they did.
Speaker 2: And with that, it is twelve forty nine, so we
Speaker 2: can't linger any longer. We have to move on. Christy Nate,
Speaker 2: thank you for joining me. It was a fine mixed
Speaker 2: shots and tomorrow should be back with ever since Savannah
Speaker 2: and myself. While Bill is either doused with champagne tonight
Speaker 2: or tears of these.
Speaker 3: Let's hope he's ringing out the champagne.
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