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Speaker 3: All right, anybody watch any Monday night football last night?
Speaker 5: I sure did you enjoy that? I finally gave up
Speaker 5: with about three minutes to go. It was a slaughter.
Speaker 5: It was eleven Sacks harkened back to and Troyman talks about.
Speaker 6: Is that what he was laughing about? You know what
Speaker 6: they were laughing about?
Speaker 3: That said that he said I got sacked eleven times
Speaker 3: in the game, once by the Philadelphia. But this looks worse.
Speaker 3: This is worse than what I remember.
Speaker 5: I mean, these were violent sacks that Daniel Jones. If
Speaker 5: I was Daniel Jones, I'd have left off the well.
Speaker 4: I mean, you guys with Troy, why would you keep
Speaker 4: someone in there that long.
Speaker 3: Even with without helping him? Yeah, helping helping the offensive line.
Speaker 3: That was the worst part.
Speaker 5: It's like, okay, you are down what two starters on
Speaker 5: the offensive the Giants, and you didn't You didn't compensate
Speaker 5: for those losses by how you played offense. It was like,
Speaker 5: all right, next man up right, yeah, Well, back man down.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: By the way, the other team was down two offensive starters,
Speaker 3: both tackles, and then they also lost their starting left
Speaker 3: guard during the game. Seahawks were down three offensive linemen
Speaker 3: for much of that.
Speaker 5: Game, and they managed. They did they The Giants didn't change, you.
Speaker 3: Know, how they managed. It was the offensive approach that
Speaker 3: they took and the approach they took to the entire game.
Speaker 3: They knew and they've known for several weeks. They've been
Speaker 3: without both their tackles, the second year guys, first rounder
Speaker 3: last year and a second rounder last year, and these
Speaker 3: two guys that are filling in, by the way. So
Speaker 3: we bring it back to the Cowboys. They were brought
Speaker 3: to Seattle by Mike Celari, the Cowboys offensive line coach.
Speaker 3: One was an undrafted guy two years ago and the
Speaker 3: other one, I think is a fifth rounder stone forward size.
Speaker 5: So there's hope for Brock k Hoffman and TJ.
Speaker 6: Bass. There you go.
Speaker 3: And if you look at the track record of the
Speaker 3: Seahawks drafting offensive lineman with top one hundred picks, they
Speaker 3: don't do it often, and they did it the year
Speaker 3: that Solari left. They didn't drafted.
Speaker 4: Who's the backup quarterback for the Giants?
Speaker 6: I mean, because they won't put him in Taylor.
Speaker 3: They did Tyron Taylor.
Speaker 6: They finally did the Cowboys.
Speaker 4: Yes, two snaps, but you make it like that.
Speaker 6: Oh see they did. No, no, no, he did, but
Speaker 6: they didn't.
Speaker 4: That was they just accidentally put him in the last
Speaker 4: two players or something. My thing is this, you knew
Speaker 4: that game was done and you have a quarterback out there.
Speaker 4: You paid him a lot of money. Now either you
Speaker 4: get rid of him or you get him hurt.
Speaker 3: They did the same thing as Cowboys.
Speaker 6: But yes, the same thing as the Cowboys.
Speaker 5: In the fourth quarter. They had him running quarterback.
Speaker 6: Yes they did, Yes, they did.
Speaker 5: They were here, you have the ball.
Speaker 6: They were sitting there like, yeah, all right, this is
Speaker 6: our change up.
Speaker 5: All right, this is what they're going to wait to
Speaker 5: the end of the game to try to throw a
Speaker 5: wide receiver pass. And he got sacked.
Speaker 6: Oh no, that's bad. Even the eleven.
Speaker 3: So Paris Campbell was their backup quarterback and so they
Speaker 3: didn't know Barkley. They haven't had Barkley a couple of games.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 3: Jones was their leading rusher ten carries sixty six yards.
Speaker 4: So you know.
Speaker 5: The funniest shot, the funniest shot of the night when
Speaker 5: they showed all the traffic leavings like it was in
Speaker 5: the third quarter.
Speaker 4: Right, No, No, the funniest part was when they had
Speaker 4: the iPad and and he was he threw it. Yes,
Speaker 4: he's like stupid man, that was just that was so good.
Speaker 4: He's like, come on, man, did not just show you this?
Speaker 6: And he like he just throws it at the other coach.
Speaker 6: The other coach know what?
Speaker 5: That was the interception for a touchdown, which, by the way,
Speaker 5: that corner is pretty good.
Speaker 6: Yes he is. He led the league last year.
Speaker 3: He's a rookie first round pick.
Speaker 6: Well, who was that? They said, someone let.
Speaker 5: The league weatherspoon. Yeah out of Illinois. Okay, yeah, I'm
Speaker 5: a fifth pick in the draft.
Speaker 6: Six feet four.
Speaker 5: But the wide receiver sold them out. He threw where
Speaker 5: he thought the guy was and then he breaks into
Speaker 5: double coverage right and it goes right to the corner.
Speaker 3: Six four. They drafted last year, a fifth round.
Speaker 4: What they what they did was according to r g
Speaker 4: RG three, he did not allow the play to develop.
Speaker 6: It was made for Waller in the back of the end.
Speaker 4: Zone, So you at least have to let that develop
Speaker 4: first before you decide to throw it there. We've seen
Speaker 4: it all the time with Dak If he's not open,
Speaker 4: then there's the check that it's not a checkdown, but
Speaker 4: it's the shorter route.
Speaker 6: You go for the corner, and so you have two levels.
Speaker 4: He did not let that level develop and he immediately
Speaker 4: threw it to this guy, which he wasn't ready.
Speaker 3: For it.
Speaker 6: Hand. That's what he said exactly.
Speaker 5: So we had so we had two games with huge
Speaker 5: sacks that brought up the Cowboys because the Chargers Khalil
Speaker 5: Mack had six sacks.
Speaker 3: The most sense clayboard Atlanta against Chas Green.
Speaker 6: Oh, yes, I remember that. That was hard.
Speaker 5: That was the most sacks since and I was like, oh, okay,
Speaker 5: I remember that also.
Speaker 3: By the way, and by the way, Pete Carroll's pretty
Speaker 3: good coach. I mean he's a defensive backs coach by
Speaker 3: trade going way back, and so he can find these
Speaker 3: these defensive backs. He knows what he's looking for, and
Speaker 3: he also knows how. He knows how to play to
Speaker 3: his defense too.
Speaker 5: He knew how to play to his offense when he
Speaker 5: lost his starting quarterback, so he had a backup from
Speaker 5: the University of Missouri and let a touchdown drive.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't say he led that drive. He threw the
Speaker 6: ball down.
Speaker 4: They three people missed him. He was right on the bounds.
Speaker 4: Come on, you call that. You give that to the quarterback?
Speaker 5: It's a touchdown on drive?
Speaker 6: Yes it was.
Speaker 3: Yes, it was the first by a former Missouri quarterback.
Speaker 5: Since probably Chase Daniel the one game he played in
Speaker 5: his chase.
Speaker 3: I think he's No, he's not, he's the Chargers let
Speaker 3: him go. No, he's working. I think maybe NFL network.
Speaker 5: Oh okay, because the Chargers in the season.
Speaker 3: He's not with a team right now, for sure. He's
Speaker 3: already made his thirty five million dollars for five games
Speaker 3: in his career.
Speaker 5: Over and by the way, yours, that was a dirty
Speaker 5: tackle that that happened.
Speaker 6: On the quarterback. Yeah, that's right. That's how that got hurt.
Speaker 3: That's how Tony Powler got hurt.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it wasn't just that he landed on the back
Speaker 6: of his legs. He twisted him, pulled him back.
Speaker 5: His left so that was extremely dangerous and he should
Speaker 5: have been pissed off.
Speaker 6: He was. He came through a nice pass. I got it.
Speaker 5: Yes, So anyway, Yes, we did watch Monday night.
Speaker 3: Yes, and by the way, which leads me, we'll have
Speaker 3: conversations over the course of the next forty five minutes
Speaker 3: about quarterbacks in this league. We've had I think eight
Speaker 3: rookies start already this season, and things are not going
Speaker 3: well for the vast majority of rookie.
Speaker 5: Quarterbacks because they're not ready.
Speaker 3: That's exactly right, that's right enough. We don't have to
Speaker 3: We'll save that for the next segments. And Savannah, I'm
Speaker 3: sure that there are people very vocal out there in.
Speaker 5: The text.
Speaker 7: Yes, Twitter, the text, yes, all of it.
Speaker 4: We call it x now Twitter. How long are we
Speaker 4: going to say formally Twitter.
Speaker 5: I just I just saw that again today.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean times we got to do that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you don't have to do that, but they want to.
Speaker 6: But they do it. They do it, We do it everyone.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's the same thing at some point. Whatever happened
Speaker 3: the Threads by the way, what do you mean wasn't
Speaker 3: that on remember a couple of months ago or hour
Speaker 3: long ago? It's it's yeah, Threads was going to be
Speaker 3: the alternative Twitter.
Speaker 5: Oh oh, I actually.
Speaker 3: Have an account that I haven't looked at in months.
Speaker 6: Never heard that.
Speaker 5: I don't have it.
Speaker 3: It was like for it was like, for twenty four hours,
Speaker 3: threads was a thing, and.
Speaker 7: What form they talked about on Twitter?
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 5: Nate in Frisco some juice, Oh, I left my phone behind, Nate.
Speaker 3: Nate was standing at the window here and holding a
Speaker 3: phone out juice. Did he text us? Does he want
Speaker 3: us to check our phone?
Speaker 8: Thank?
Speaker 5: Thank you?
Speaker 6: Nate and Frisco. Nate and Frisco delivery text thanks for
Speaker 6: delivering sir? All right? Good?
Speaker 5: Left it in Douglas's office.
Speaker 3: So we've made it through four weeks of the season,
Speaker 3: and now the bye week's kick in. For some team,
Speaker 3: including next week's Cowboys opponent, are off this week.
Speaker 5: And they might not have had their quarterback available if
Speaker 5: it was this week.
Speaker 3: Justin Herbert with.
Speaker 5: A fractured finger on his left hand.
Speaker 3: He continued playing and he.
Speaker 6: Was stopping.
Speaker 5: He said he threw a pass and his hand well,
Speaker 5: he said he threw a He's not left handed, but
Speaker 5: he said he threw a pass and his hand got
Speaker 5: caught in a face mask.
Speaker 6: What was there, That's what I was saying.
Speaker 5: Okay, he was trying to make him hand.
Speaker 6: Okay, you know quarterbacks should never try to make your
Speaker 6: hit your mutant again, don't say that. I said, shoot.
Speaker 6: I said, shoot, sir.
Speaker 5: It's the internet.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 4: But they were talking about quarterbacks should never try and
Speaker 4: make the tackle and that's why he got hit.
Speaker 5: Well, you probably got pissed off and said, okay, I'm
Speaker 5: gonna go get this guy.
Speaker 4: Well yeah, two big ass offensive line of defensive line
Speaker 4: when they were playing ping pong with him.
Speaker 3: So you got a full legal pad.
Speaker 5: This is my game stuff, that's.
Speaker 3: Your game stuff. And that was just in case, over
Speaker 3: to your and go over with stats to your left.
Speaker 5: What happened in the red zone three times when they.
Speaker 3: We talk about red zone again. Uh, I think we
Speaker 3: should they completed a twenty yard pass for a touchdown
Speaker 3: just because it was we got to keep talking about
Speaker 3: red zone.
Speaker 4: That's my It was a twenty plus yard passed twenty plus,
Speaker 4: all right.
Speaker 6: So therefore it was.
Speaker 5: An inch, which was a great call. But but no,
Speaker 5: because basically what Jerry was talking about this morning was,
Speaker 5: you know, number one we get there, which, by the way,
Speaker 5: they still are number one in red zone possessions. I
Speaker 5: believe it's nineteen right now.
Speaker 3: So if we played by the old high school football
Speaker 3: rules in Texas, that's called a penetration inside the twenty
Speaker 3: and that used to be the tie breaker in Texas
Speaker 3: high school football playoffs.
Speaker 4: You know what, when I lost my first championship the
Speaker 4: tie game, they went to your brother from the hood.
Speaker 6: You played till it's over penetration. What does that mean?
Speaker 3: So the Cowboys, you're saying, the Cowboys lead the league
Speaker 3: in penetration.
Speaker 5: Right, and then have the probably the thirtieth the thirtieth
Speaker 5: ranked percentage of touchdowns in their penetrations. By the way,
Speaker 5: by the way, when I covered high school football in
Speaker 5: South Carolina, penetration that.
Speaker 3: Was the thing there too.
Speaker 6: Yeah, sick.
Speaker 4: It was nineteen freaking sixty something and I'm losing. We
Speaker 4: tied the game, it's six to six. The guy ketch like,
Speaker 4: first down, you.
Speaker 3: Would have been like eight years old years old? Yeah,
Speaker 3: oh wow. So it was like Hamilton park Y m
Speaker 3: c A.
Speaker 6: This is s v aa okay, yeah, yeah, this is
Speaker 6: sweet athletic associate.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's big stuff.
Speaker 4: You know, lost on penetration and I cried like a baby,
Speaker 4: like we don't you know what?
Speaker 6: What are we talking about it?
Speaker 4: That's I looked at that when I got home. What
Speaker 4: the heck is that? That does not matter? No, that
Speaker 4: does not matter.
Speaker 5: That's what we just happened out here. That's how they
Speaker 5: used to decide ties in a wrestling match. It was
Speaker 5: writing time, like if you were in control, they judged
Speaker 5: how long you were in control of the guy.
Speaker 6: They called it.
Speaker 5: They called it writing time.
Speaker 6: Yes, there's so much.
Speaker 3: There's so much more that we need to get into.
Speaker 6: Man, I had beef.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, beyond penetrations and writing. When we come back
Speaker 3: here on min shots in just a moment, stop this.
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Speaker 5: We're going to get back to red zone.
Speaker 3: Well, that's right, we got to talk about the red
Speaker 3: zone okay, take it away.
Speaker 5: So the Cowboys with nineteen possessions inside the red zone
Speaker 5: are tied with Buffalo for the most in the league,
Speaker 5: and second is by Francisco eighteen.
Speaker 6: But how much?
Speaker 4: Who capitalized the most and who capitalized the least?
Speaker 5: Eighteen trips? They have twelve touchdowns and six field.
Speaker 3: Goal Who's that San Francisco?
Speaker 5: So they have converted about sixty touchdowns twelve out eighteen.
Speaker 5: You said it's sixty six point seven percent.
Speaker 3: Thanks, I had got there.
Speaker 7: Okay. So during the press conference after the game on Sunday,
Speaker 7: Dak was asked about the red zone. So he was
Speaker 7: asked how efficient the offense was and how it felt
Speaker 7: to finally get a red zone score at the end
Speaker 7: with Hunter Lepkey, and he said, we were pretty efficient,
Speaker 7: but still not up to the standard.
Speaker 3: Right, So, but definitely Dak is still is counting the
Speaker 3: twenty yard pass as a red zone.
Speaker 6: Did he?
Speaker 4: Did?
Speaker 6: He count that very well?
Speaker 5: I he should in my stants.
Speaker 4: So tell me why did he get so upset? They
Speaker 4: used the word.
Speaker 5: Pissed oh at the end?
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh that was that was a playoff of something
Speaker 3: that at his availability during the week talking about how
Speaker 3: Maddy was about losing the Arizona and so then they
Speaker 3: asked him about San Francisco. That's yeah, so that's that
Speaker 3: was still it was inside it was an inside joke.
Speaker 3: Still thought.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he still dig at you that they lost that,
Speaker 5: and he basically said, he got.
Speaker 3: Now you're getting me pissed. He goes, now you're getting
Speaker 3: me pissed. But but that was a reference to what
Speaker 3: he was saying at first, that where he said over
Speaker 3: and over.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so he and he goes and he said, so
Speaker 5: do you want to add he didn't was to aggravate
Speaker 5: me or at go ahead, well one of the end
Speaker 5: ones they didn't finish the quote.
Speaker 7: Yeah, someone said on the bitter feeling that he had
Speaker 7: after last year's lost to San Francisco, and he said,
Speaker 7: we're so far past that, to be honest, it's obvious.
Speaker 5: And then he continued.
Speaker 6: To contradict himself.
Speaker 5: Left that whoever transcribed kind of left the rest of
Speaker 5: it out about you want to keep being pissed off? Okay,
Speaker 5: go ahead and keep saying it and keep saying it.
Speaker 5: But Bill Jones had it on his CBS eleven, of course.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it was I mean sometimes like, so did
Speaker 3: you what were your thought when you heard that he
Speaker 3: said that, what did you think he's mad or upset
Speaker 3: about anything.
Speaker 6: I think he was just perturbed.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't think. I think when I heard it,
Speaker 3: that's a great example of knowing the full context of
Speaker 3: the relationship with the reporter and right and Dak and
Speaker 3: going back to the third what it was said. But
Speaker 3: someone who wasn't aware of that from Thursday would think, oh, wow,
Speaker 3: he sounds like.
Speaker 4: Well, that's the way it was presented nationwide exactly. Yes,
Speaker 4: And that's.
Speaker 3: Where when we're here inside the building or inside the
Speaker 3: Metroplex and we're following this team on a daily basis,
Speaker 3: we have a much greater perspective on what's actually going on,
Speaker 3: just like in San Francisco, they got a much better
Speaker 3: perspective on what's going on and what we can pass.
Speaker 5: And one another one sports anchor teased it, come back
Speaker 5: now and find out what makes Dak Prescott mad?
Speaker 6: WHOA they use the word pissed. I heard that several times.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, apparently.
Speaker 5: I thought, seems like, yeah, all right, what's I got?
Speaker 3: I got stuff I'd like to talk.
Speaker 5: About, but I don't know already I've already.
Speaker 3: Mentioned about the quarterbacks. Yes, okay, and it plays into
Speaker 3: San Francisco this week. Cowboys made a little trade with
Speaker 3: the forty nine ers recently and they added a quarterback,
Speaker 3: a third quarterback in that room, try Lancey Lance. And
Speaker 3: then you look around the league and you see what's
Speaker 3: going on with backup quarterbacks in the league. For instance,
Speaker 3: take for example, the Cleveland Browns, Deshaun Watson all of
Speaker 3: a sudden couldn't play against Baltimore on Sunday, and so
Speaker 3: they're having to go with a fifth round draft pick,
Speaker 3: rookie Dorian Thompson Robinson, who I really liked in the draft,
Speaker 3: but he's not ready to play in the NFL yet.
Speaker 3: And they had Joshua Dobbs on their roster in training
Speaker 3: camp and they traded him to Arizona for a fifth
Speaker 3: round draft pick. How much do you think on Sunday
Speaker 3: they could have used Joshua Dobbs in that game against Baltimore. Instead,
Speaker 3: they had to start a rookie dtr when when Watson
Speaker 3: couldn't go, and all they got, oh, we got a
Speaker 3: fifth round pick for him, you know, and we like
Speaker 3: this guy looked great in preseason.
Speaker 5: So that you know, the story I read about that
Speaker 5: said that he took himself.
Speaker 3: Out of the game.
Speaker 5: Watson, Yeah, like he just resigned.
Speaker 3: He went I think he went to warm up and
Speaker 3: said his shoulder. He's dealing well, I can't remember what
Speaker 3: the injury that he's dealing with he was.
Speaker 5: They made it sound like it was his.
Speaker 3: They made it sound like well, and then he went out. Yeah,
Speaker 3: And so he went out and threw Sunday morning and yeah, shoulder,
Speaker 3: and then he said he can't go, and so they
Speaker 3: had to go with the rookie. But my point is,
Speaker 3: all right, so here you had a team that had
Speaker 3: a five year veteran quarterback and played a lot. But
Speaker 3: we've seen now over four games that Joshua Dobbs can
Speaker 3: get the job done with what we all thought was
Speaker 3: not a very good team in Arizona, they proved that wrong.
Speaker 3: We could go against us anyway. Then you look at
Speaker 3: the Raiders and they had Aidan O'Connell who started because
Speaker 3: there Jimmy g is in concussion protocol and so, and
Speaker 3: he didn't farewell and got sacked however many times seven
Speaker 3: times total, six by one guy. Yeah, in that game
Speaker 3: against the Chargers.
Speaker 6: And so.
Speaker 3: Look at the room that the Cowboys have, and so
Speaker 3: I proposed the question to you, when you look at
Speaker 3: the depth of the quarterback room that the Cowboys have,
Speaker 3: how does that compare with the rest of the league.
Speaker 5: It's pretty good, pretty shape favorably.
Speaker 3: I might be the best.
Speaker 4: I was gonna say, it might be the best. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: you're back talking about a proven.
Speaker 5: Backup five and one in his sixth start exactly.
Speaker 3: A couple of other examples. Indianapolis is going with their
Speaker 3: fourth round. I mean, they're number four overall pick Anthony
Speaker 3: Richardson and he gets hurt, and so they got Gardner
Speaker 3: Inshew to go in and he's Actually, they can win
Speaker 3: games with Gardner Minshew at quarterback, and they've won a
Speaker 3: couple already, right, more than in fact, they would win
Speaker 3: more games this year with Minshew than with Richardson. But
Speaker 3: they're committed to go with the rookie. Carolina, They've got
Speaker 3: Andy Dalton as the backup. Dalton against the same Seattle
Speaker 3: team that sacked the Giants quarterbacks eleven times in last
Speaker 3: night's game. They Andy Dalton started against them last week
Speaker 3: and they put up twenty seven points in a thirty
Speaker 3: seven twenty seven about that, and Young couldn't play.
Speaker 6: You can't get rid of him, can you, Right, But it's.
Speaker 3: The value of that veteran backup and now the Cowboys
Speaker 3: have that with Cooper Rush. He proved last year going
Speaker 3: four and one. He's a thirty year old veteran quarterback now,
Speaker 3: even though he hadn't played a lot, he's been around
Speaker 3: the league. He knows how to read defenses. He knows.
Speaker 5: So are you proposing that some team should trade for
Speaker 5: Trey Lance.
Speaker 3: No, I'm saying this is a great situation right here,
Speaker 3: and you want you want.
Speaker 4: To our worst case scenario wouldn't be so bad considering
Speaker 4: the fact that we have such good backup quarterbacks.
Speaker 6: That's what you saying.
Speaker 3: That's right, Yeah, And you and you I think you
Speaker 3: want to have on your team, and I'm talking basically
Speaker 3: on your fifty three. You want to have your starter.
Speaker 3: If you're a contender, you want your starter, a veteran
Speaker 3: guy who can go in and win a game for
Speaker 3: you and a developmental guy.
Speaker 4: And that's what the Cowboys, out of all the contenders,
Speaker 4: what do they look like?
Speaker 6: Who backs up party in San franc.
Speaker 3: Well, And that's a great example when you look at
Speaker 3: last year what San Francisco did when they they had
Speaker 3: Trey Lance, but they kept even though they were in
Speaker 3: a Jimmy g was in a contract dispute, they kept
Speaker 3: the door open for Garoppolo to come back once once
Speaker 3: he surveys what's out there, and there wasn't anything great
Speaker 3: out there for him, and so they kept the door open,
Speaker 3: and sure enough he comes back and he winds up
Speaker 3: starting for him. Now, Lance got hurt after two games
Speaker 3: into the season. And then they and even after they
Speaker 3: use so much capital to get Trey Lance and then
Speaker 3: move up to take him in the draft, they still
Speaker 3: worked it as far as we got to find a
Speaker 3: late round quarterback and they like Brock Purty. And so
Speaker 3: with the last pick of the draft, they took Brock
Speaker 3: Purdy and they've got him, and turns out they hit
Speaker 3: gold with Brock Purdy.
Speaker 4: Buffalo Josh Allen, who's Josh Allen's back up. I mean,
Speaker 4: I'm just saying, since you're talking about this and you're
Speaker 4: talking about the the better teams in the league, right
Speaker 4: you know, you're talking Buffalo.
Speaker 13: Miami Buffalo, and Buffalo has Shane Bouchell and Kyle Allen,
Speaker 13: Kyle Allen, Wow, Kyle Allen and Bouchelle's on their practice squad.
Speaker 5: Since you got all those things, Denver, He Well, they're no,
Speaker 5: but I'm saying they traded. They have Stidham, Yeah, Trad
Speaker 5: Drew Locke is part of the Russell Wilson Okay, so
Speaker 5: that's how Seattle ended up with Drew.
Speaker 6: And so basically I'm just going down that same line.
Speaker 4: If you look at the contenders in the NFL, whether
Speaker 4: it's a f C, NFC, I was trying to see
Speaker 4: what their backups look like.
Speaker 6: So Josh Allen, give me another team, Philly, Yeah, thank you.
Speaker 6: That was my next one. So Deffie Eagles.
Speaker 3: I'm going to get it official right here. They got
Speaker 3: Mariota and then they drafted in the sixth round out
Speaker 3: of Stanford Tanner mckeithy.
Speaker 5: So a veteran guy that's been in the league.
Speaker 6: So they they they've got they've.
Speaker 3: Got the same They've got the same situation there basically
Speaker 3: with a veteran guy and Mariota to back him up
Speaker 3: as the same kind of style anyway that hurts. Now,
Speaker 3: McKee's not the same style. He's more of a pro
Speaker 3: style back drop back quarterback.
Speaker 7: So San Francisco has Sam Donald and Brandon Sam Donald.
Speaker 3: So that's why they brought in Sam Donald this year.
Speaker 5: And that's why they let Lance. He actually he was
Speaker 5: told he was the third guy, right and they and
Speaker 5: he said, can you trade me?
Speaker 3: And they picked up Brandon Allen right before they or
Speaker 3: about the same time they traded Trey Lance. And wasn't
Speaker 3: that long before, so to give him a.
Speaker 4: Third So that it seems like the teams that have
Speaker 4: the most solid backups they feel very comfortable with they
Speaker 4: are right now.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And then on the other hand, you look at
Speaker 3: Cincinnati Burrow's battling an injury. They got no place to turn.
Speaker 3: They got Jake Browning as their backup, and they had
Speaker 3: they of course, they signed Will Grier to their practice
Speaker 3: squad and he got signed off the practice squad to
Speaker 3: New England to still with them after the game. I
Speaker 3: hadn't quarterbacks there. Yeah, he may be starting here in
Speaker 3: the next couple of weeks.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he might have played himself out of a job.
Speaker 3: But I and really, when you look back in history
Speaker 3: for the Cowboys, when they've had teams that have made
Speaker 3: it to the Super Bowl, they've had quality depth at
Speaker 3: the quarterback position.
Speaker 5: Steve Berlin yep I love.
Speaker 6: Steve Berline won five straight games sod.
Speaker 5: And then and then when he got signed.
Speaker 3: By wound up in Carolina and it was a starter
Speaker 3: in Carolina and then play Cowboys.
Speaker 5: Backing up Troy after a couple of games was Jason
Speaker 5: Garrett who hadn't played. But they ended up making I
Speaker 5: think it was a trade or it was a free
Speaker 5: agent signing in ninety four for Bernie Kozy Kozar.
Speaker 3: They had Rodney Pete in there as well, right, I
Speaker 3: can't recall it.
Speaker 6: Maybe that was all those are very.
Speaker 5: That was ninety three when they made the deal for
Speaker 5: Kozar because he had remember he had to come in
Speaker 5: in that playoffs.
Speaker 3: And then they had Wade Wilson in there, and then
Speaker 3: Wade Wide. Wilson had started games with Minnesota Da Cunningham
Speaker 3: and didn't work out. So that was after the Super
Speaker 3: Bowl era.
Speaker 4: We just had some really good backups. That's all I'm
Speaker 4: saying good in it.
Speaker 3: And then go way back and you got Stabach and Morton.
Speaker 5: There you go Cunningham and.
Speaker 4: Then that but that that could be what our m
Speaker 4: O is in this organization.
Speaker 6: We're going to have quality backups. So that's.
Speaker 5: Cunningham was a great back up until he had to
Speaker 5: play the final game of the season and he had
Speaker 5: a strained hamstring. He wanted no part of that game whatsoever,
Speaker 5: and they had to uh, they had to play. Uh.
Speaker 5: Anthony Anthony Wright. He got sacrificed that final game against Tennessee.
Speaker 7: Nate and Frisco has a question. All right, you ready
Speaker 7: for that? I don't know, Okay, play on words. Is
Speaker 7: this a test for the Cowboys or is this a
Speaker 7: challenge for the Cowboys, test to see how good they
Speaker 7: are or challenge to show how good you really are?
Speaker 3: Sure that's from Nate and Frisco.
Speaker 6: So you're talking to somebody else, Man, who did you
Speaker 6: get that question from? You know what?
Speaker 5: Great question?
Speaker 3: Nathaniel and San Francisca at Frisco.
Speaker 5: I think at this point like if you if you
Speaker 5: fail the test, right, then you're you're no good, right.
Speaker 5: But if you look at it as a challenge, then
Speaker 5: I think it's like, Okay, let's see where we're at.
Speaker 5: Because if you fail the test and it's like, well,
Speaker 5: you'll never beat San Francisco.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you can worry how you want. The fifth game
Speaker 6: of the season, That's what I was going to say.
Speaker 6: It's just the fifth game of the season.
Speaker 4: What happens after this it won't even have anything to
Speaker 4: do with this particular game itself, right.
Speaker 6: I mean, this is just a matter.
Speaker 4: It's a measuring stick on where both teams are right now,
Speaker 4: and whoever wins this game, they are not automatically going
Speaker 4: to the Super Bowl.
Speaker 6: I mean, it's just the way there is.
Speaker 4: They're going to have ups and downs the rest of
Speaker 4: the season, and you got another twelve games to go.
Speaker 4: So I'm happy with the fact that we have a
Speaker 4: chance to see.
Speaker 6: Where we are. But I'm not going to be all
Speaker 6: you know.
Speaker 4: Of course, they're going to hike it up and around
Speaker 4: the league, but I'm not looking at this as a
Speaker 4: big hypen.
Speaker 3: And maybe I don't know if Natan Frusco Francs Nathaniel
Speaker 3: in San Francisco remembers this, but it was I think
Speaker 3: thirty one years ago this week October fifth, nineteen ninety two,
Speaker 3: there was a Monday night football game between the unbeaten
Speaker 3: Dallas Cowboys and the unbeaten Philadelphia Eagles, and the Eagles
Speaker 3: won that game thirty one to seven.
Speaker 6: Damn.
Speaker 3: And then Mickey one happened the rest of that nineteen
Speaker 3: ninety two season. Cowboys ended up beating the Eagles.
Speaker 8: Beat the Eagles not only only November first at home
Speaker 8: twenty to ten in the regular season, but they kicked
Speaker 8: off the playoffs Divisional Playoff Round at Texas Stadium against
Speaker 8: the Eagles, a thirty four to ten win over the
Speaker 8: aforementioned Randall Cunningham and the Eagles, and then it was
Speaker 8: on to wear but.
Speaker 3: San Francisco for a thirty to twenty win over the
Speaker 3: Niners and onto Super Bowl twenty seven of fifty two
Speaker 3: seventeen win that could have been fifty nine to.
Speaker 5: Seventeen, which everybody said that they were too young, that's
Speaker 5: not their time yet.
Speaker 3: So we are on the road to the Super Bowl
Speaker 3: h and we lose on Sunday night.
Speaker 4: So here's a here's here's a delicious we get blown
Speaker 4: out this weekend and then we win.
Speaker 3: The Super Bowl.
Speaker 5: Delicious. Stat we have the Cowboys right now or the
Speaker 5: number two defense in the league total yards in San Francisco,
Speaker 5: the number two offense.
Speaker 3: That's nice. Let's go, it's going to be fine, Let's
Speaker 3: be fun.
Speaker 4: Fine, it's gonna be and that's how you it's gonna
Speaker 4: be a fun game.
Speaker 6: I can't look at this as Okay, if we lose this,
Speaker 6: we're done. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I just can't say that in game five, Week five,
Speaker 4: I just can't say that.
Speaker 6: Absolutely. I refuse to say that.
Speaker 4: Even if we win, I'll be like, Okay, what happens
Speaker 4: after this with us?
Speaker 6: What kind of team will we beat? After we win
Speaker 6: this game?
Speaker 4: We could still lose several to several teams that shouldn't
Speaker 4: beat us even though we won this game.
Speaker 5: So you think when NBC promotes this game, they're gonna they.
Speaker 6: Don't want to hear that. Ain't nobody got time for that. No,
Speaker 6: they don't want to hear all that.
Speaker 7: This is.
Speaker 3: Exactly we gotta take a break.
Speaker 6: Yes we do.
Speaker 3: Okay, back with more mixed shots at a moment.
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Speaker 5: Brian Schottenheimer, I thought put a good perspective on the
Speaker 5: game when they asked him about how important it was,
Speaker 5: Da Dad, and he said, it's another game, it's a
Speaker 5: big game, It's the NFC should be a hell of
Speaker 5: a game. And I think that kind of puts a
Speaker 5: nice button up on that topic perspective to take.
Speaker 3: How confident you're feeling about the Rangers this afternoon as
Speaker 3: they play game one of the best of three wild
Speaker 3: Card series at Tampa Bay.
Speaker 5: I hate the fact it's at Tampa Bay.
Speaker 3: In all three games would be at Tampa Bay, that.
Speaker 5: Stupid stadium that they're about to replace.
Speaker 6: You said, all three games.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah. The new format started last year. They added
Speaker 3: wild card team and in the first round it's best
Speaker 3: two out of three and it's at the home stadium
Speaker 3: of the higher seeded team.
Speaker 5: All three games, and they have the best home record
Speaker 5: in the league.
Speaker 3: All right, here's the problem that I had. It was
Speaker 3: on Saturday night. Oh, I know, the Rangers clinch a
Speaker 3: wildcard spot, Okay, as did the Astros in Arizona. Okay,
Speaker 3: and they still the last day of the regular season
Speaker 3: the next afternoon in Seattle, the Rangers had to win
Speaker 3: to win the division. And if you win the division,
Speaker 3: you get not one, not two, not three, not four,
Speaker 3: but five days off and you host a division series
Speaker 3: the following Saturday. Okay.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 3: If you don't win the division, you fly straight from
Speaker 3: Tampa six hours, I mean straight from Seattle six hours
Speaker 3: to Tampa and have to play on their home field
Speaker 3: best two out of three against a team that was
Speaker 3: the started off the seasons best team in Bay. Yeah,
Speaker 3: they were really like that. So what did the Rangers
Speaker 3: do on Saturday night? They clinched a playoff spot. Since
Speaker 3: they clinched a playoff spot, they had the plastic draped
Speaker 3: on the in the clubhouse, protecting the lockers. They were
Speaker 3: spewing the champagne all over the place, like we have
Speaker 3: done something. We have made the playoffs. So the first
Speaker 3: time in seven years.
Speaker 5: It's okay to spew it. You don't have to drink it,
Speaker 5: and I don't think they did not. Evidently the pitchers
Speaker 5: didn't drink it because they basically only gave up.
Speaker 3: Run run, right, Yeah, but I don't even they were
Speaker 3: They were professionals and celebrated. They celebrated. They were professional.
Speaker 3: They didn't stay out and I don't.
Speaker 5: Know they didn't pull an all night or but.
Speaker 3: I will say this, they come the next day. They
Speaker 3: didn't hit. It's a two hour, one minute game. It
Speaker 3: was like get away, getaway day, as you swing and
Speaker 3: everything and then you get.
Speaker 11: Out of it.
Speaker 6: They were not.
Speaker 3: They were not They were not working any y at
Speaker 3: bats on Sunday afternoon. Apparently for a two hour and
Speaker 3: one minute game.
Speaker 6: Well, they couldn't improve their position, could they.
Speaker 3: Well they could. They had to win. They had to
Speaker 3: win the game because they were And then they're looking
Speaker 3: at the scoreboard.
Speaker 6: So you think they hung over.
Speaker 3: Houston had to win their game too, Yes, Okay, so
Speaker 3: they're looking at the scoreboard and we're now won nothing
Speaker 3: and Houston's up eight nothing in the third inning over
Speaker 3: Arizona because and it's Dawn's on them, donned on them
Speaker 3: at that point that oh my God, we got to
Speaker 3: go to Tampa.
Speaker 5: You know, Arizona didn't try.
Speaker 4: They just so they should have anticipated the fact that
Speaker 4: the Arizona didit in Arizona.
Speaker 3: Arizona had qualified for the playoffs.
Speaker 4: They couldn't, they could not see they anticipated that right.
Speaker 3: Well, and Seattle was out. Seattle didn't need to try either.
Speaker 3: It was done. It really was get away day for
Speaker 3: them for they.
Speaker 5: So they only played a game one run better.
Speaker 6: In the approach to the game. As a manager, this
Speaker 6: is both of you talking about it.
Speaker 3: What I'm saying is right. I'm sorry if I own
Speaker 3: that team, if I own that Rangers team, I'm saying
Speaker 3: I'm telling everybody in the organization on Saturday, we haven't
Speaker 3: done squat. We are not. I mean, you can do
Speaker 3: a little toast of ginger ale or something that we
Speaker 3: made the playoffs on Saturday, but we have to win
Speaker 3: this game on Sunday afternoon. We are not spewing champagne
Speaker 3: all over because it's a mindset that they lost one. Yeah,
Speaker 3: they lost one to nothing, but it's a mindset that
Speaker 3: the team has that we've done something. No, our goal
Speaker 3: is to win the division.
Speaker 6: What you tell me, tell me what the manager said
Speaker 6: after the game.
Speaker 5: He said that they deserve to celebrate an accomplishment.
Speaker 4: Okay, but what did he say about the attitude towards
Speaker 4: the final game? Not about what they celebrated. What I mean,
Speaker 4: did anyone ask what was your approach to this game?
Speaker 4: I'm sure someone asking that. I want to hear what
Speaker 4: he said.
Speaker 3: They approached it the way they would approach any game.
Speaker 6: They said, they approached it the way the would approaching
Speaker 6: the game. But but did the.
Speaker 3: Evidence from the night before.
Speaker 14: I'm thinking no, no, no, Now, the evidence is the way
Speaker 14: they the way they played in the game, and they
Speaker 14: didn't just lose, according to you, they.
Speaker 6: Were like just hacking away, trying to get out of there.
Speaker 3: So I just say it was a two hour game and.
Speaker 4: So so come on, that's that's evidence to me. So
Speaker 4: I don't know, defeat to the fire.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: I just if if, like I said, if I own
Speaker 3: that team, I'm like, we hadn't done anything yet. You
Speaker 3: put a cork in that.
Speaker 6: I would like to be at the press conference.
Speaker 5: Evan Grant disgrace. He described the celebration or celebration.
Speaker 3: As uh, the the.
Speaker 5: Carpet in the clubhouse wasn't as soaked as I've seen
Speaker 5: it before after a celebration. So yeah, I I.
Speaker 6: Wasn't.
Speaker 3: I wasn't.
Speaker 13: I wasn't on.
Speaker 5: Board with celebrating.
Speaker 3: It's like, you still got to go.
Speaker 5: That's like having a big bash after you win the
Speaker 5: NFC title game and well, okay, but now we're in
Speaker 5: the super Bowl, right, you celebrate, but within reasons.
Speaker 3: Well, and they do in baseball they do a Champagne
Speaker 3: celebration after every playoff series clincher, like like if the
Speaker 3: Rangers go in and win the next two days in Tampa,
Speaker 3: they'll have another Champagne celebration on Wednesday after US soak
Speaker 3: the Bats in Champagne anyway, so hopefully they were able
Speaker 3: to win those two games. They have to win in
Speaker 3: Tampa and then they they don't even host it. Then
Speaker 3: they got to go to Baltimore from there, so their
Speaker 3: road trip they were on the road in the regular seas.
Speaker 3: Now that they go to Tampa and then if they
Speaker 3: win there, they got to go to Baltimore. They won't
Speaker 3: host a game until next Tuesday.
Speaker 5: Nate natan Frisco text that same old Rangers, nothing different.
Speaker 3: Well they got it shot wrong, all right? That does
Speaker 3: it for mix Shots. That was my mix shot.
Speaker 5: Well we you know, we're all. I had one for
Speaker 5: a day too, you did.
Speaker 3: We're going to have it tomorrow. I can say it
Speaker 3: out of time on this edition of mix Shots.
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