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Speaker 1: Dallas Cowboys Act. Now Here are Bill Jones, Savannah Humoler,
Speaker 1: Everson Wolves, and Mickey Spagnola.
Speaker 2: Did I have a request last ye Yes?
Speaker 3: You did?
Speaker 2: Did I have a request last night?
Speaker 3: You demanded?
Speaker 4: Everson did? Everson echoed? My request last night was a
Speaker 4: demand producer supreme not look at the group tak there
Speaker 4: you go.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna run this sideline. There's a special service.
Speaker 4: It was victory Monday.
Speaker 3: We ran the Seahawks.
Speaker 5: No, no, it was a Dallas kid who did it
Speaker 5: for his hometown. Z Jackson Smith in Jigma, the former
Speaker 5: LENDR Award winner from rock Wall High School, with a
Speaker 5: twenty nine yard catch with twenty eight seconds left. And
Speaker 5: that put Buffalo in our rearview mirror.
Speaker 6: And you guys have buried the lead because we should
Speaker 6: have ran the University of Missouri fight song.
Speaker 4: Drew lock Oh, Drew lock be.
Speaker 6: Ninety two yards, ninety two yard drive a minute, twenty.
Speaker 3: Four best passes for that drive. That's right.
Speaker 6: That was five of ten twenty nine yard touchdown pass.
Speaker 3: That's crazy.
Speaker 4: He ain't from Dallas, is he?
Speaker 6: He's from Kansas City?
Speaker 2: Oh well it was the Dallas kid.
Speaker 4: He did it for his hometown t university.
Speaker 6: There you go, another Missouri quarterback starring in the NFL,
Speaker 6: and here we are back in first place. A lot
Speaker 6: of people eating words today.
Speaker 7: I'm sure, I'm sure, but that they're they're they're eating
Speaker 7: it quietly.
Speaker 6: They should have just said, well, see, you should kick
Speaker 6: yourself in the butt because if you won, you'd be
Speaker 6: in their first place.
Speaker 2: Yeah, in the driver's sea.
Speaker 3: I talk too much.
Speaker 4: You'd have destiny in your own hands.
Speaker 6: That's right. And the other thing is is, you know,
Speaker 6: Philadelphia is having trouble getting quality wins on the road.
Speaker 6: They can't win on the road. Three three, three or
Speaker 6: four losses on the road, and now they've lost three
Speaker 6: straight games.
Speaker 4: I've got my Kelly Green on today.
Speaker 7: But Kelly Green, but we can't play the Missouri fights.
Speaker 7: That's right, that's not fair, bro Id, never have Green
Speaker 7: on too.
Speaker 2: How does Missouri fights on go?
Speaker 6: You better learn because they're.
Speaker 2: How does the song.
Speaker 6: Does?
Speaker 4: In fact, I voiced a promo wait, I voiced a
Speaker 4: promo yesterday for the Cotton Bowl and it said that
Speaker 4: the Missouri bands playing it for forty on game days
Speaker 4: d the Plaza and the Ohio State Man. And as
Speaker 4: I'm reading it, I'm going, I don't even know what
Speaker 4: the Missouri much.
Speaker 6: You know why because we have more words than two
Speaker 6: boomer and sooner sooner boomer, super boomer, sooner boomer. That's
Speaker 6: all they could come on.
Speaker 2: That's that's all we need to say that I continue,
Speaker 2: thats got.
Speaker 3: More sounds like Christmas tree.
Speaker 4: Yeah, remember the rest of the word.
Speaker 3: Wow. Yeah, it's only two rock.
Speaker 4: Okay, you there it is wow and Savannah. Where were
Speaker 4: you when Jackson Smith and jigback that will forever be
Speaker 4: known as the Jackson Smith and Jigba game.
Speaker 3: That's a good thing there you go.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, I have a great story here.
Speaker 2: Where were you last night?
Speaker 8: I was at the Dallas Stars game?
Speaker 4: Was yet?
Speaker 8: Were you there?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 8: Oh you didn't let me know?
Speaker 6: Yes, I forgot about it.
Speaker 8: I want to put you on the jumbo tron.
Speaker 6: Right, No, I don't. I don't need to get boom boots.
Speaker 2: Can you.
Speaker 3: Eat some food?
Speaker 9: So?
Speaker 10: Uh naturally after the game is over, Stars won in overtime,
Speaker 10: last night.
Speaker 8: By the way, I have to go.
Speaker 10: Up to the very top of the parking garage where
Speaker 10: my car is parked, and it takes about twenty five
Speaker 10: to thirty minutes.
Speaker 8: Then sat they're parking. It's in one of the garages.
Speaker 10: You're parked waiting for all the cars to just circle
Speaker 10: out of there. So I'm watching the fourth quarter, fourth
Speaker 10: quarter of this game on my phone in my car.
Speaker 10: Cars and park in a line, just waiting. I'm screaming
Speaker 10: at the top of my lungs.
Speaker 8: Makes it the time?
Speaker 4: Did you hank your horn?
Speaker 10: But I'm screaming in the car, and I'm like, I'm
Speaker 10: sure there's people looking at me right now, like this girl,
Speaker 10: what is she doing in her car?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's that's.
Speaker 7: When you got the Drew lot. Unbelievable, right is that
Speaker 7: when you say that's.
Speaker 8: When I texted it.
Speaker 6: Okay, Yeah, I only had to wait five minutes for
Speaker 6: the train.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, now I've been to that that parking lot.
Speaker 3: It's stupid.
Speaker 4: Well the employees, it's the employee parking is on the
Speaker 4: top level.
Speaker 2: Yes, when I.
Speaker 7: Gave me a hookup on the on the parking pass
Speaker 7: and I was stuck in there trying to out.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it takes a little bit of the traffic.
Speaker 4: If you got enough money, Like if you're doing a
Speaker 4: live shot at six thirty handed, guy ten or twenty
Speaker 4: dollars and give you a parking spot down there.
Speaker 3: Fire. You just got someone fired at the park.
Speaker 6: They had her for those shows, going to be go Miszoo.
Speaker 3: I was in a great position. I was at my
Speaker 3: sister's house.
Speaker 7: We were celebrating the annual Christmas dinner at her house,
Speaker 7: and her best friend is a Philly fan, and he
Speaker 7: had his whole family over there, and boy, you let
Speaker 7: him have it.
Speaker 3: So much fun, so much fun. I tweeted out.
Speaker 7: I told him what I was going to tweet out
Speaker 7: before I tweet as I tweeted it.
Speaker 3: It was too much fun.
Speaker 4: So, Mickey, you were at the Stars game, and so
Speaker 4: you may not have seen one of the critical calls
Speaker 4: or plays in that Eagles Seahawks game.
Speaker 6: In the most half or the second half.
Speaker 2: It was in the first half.
Speaker 6: I probably didn't see that. I saw the entire second half.
Speaker 4: We might have gotten to the bottom of this tush.
Speaker 6: Push a little bit. Oh, they came very close to
Speaker 6: jumping over the top and horse collaring him.
Speaker 4: There's another little trick to the tush push we discovered
Speaker 4: last night, which you said that, no, what did you
Speaker 4: see the penalty they called called a false start on
Speaker 4: Jason Kelsey. Okay, uh, and well there hasn't been There
Speaker 4: wasn't It did not appear that he bobbed his head.
Speaker 4: Apparently a memo went out to all the teams that
Speaker 4: they were going to crack down on off sides Gadarius
Speaker 4: Tony uh and on head bobs by the center whatever. Okay,
Speaker 4: all right, So Eagles are down on the goal line
Speaker 4: five yard line or they're on the Yeah, it was
Speaker 4: a it was a fourth and one at the five
Speaker 4: yard line, so they get in position for the tush bush.
Speaker 4: Kelsey comes up to the line of scrimmage and his
Speaker 4: feet are like within a couple of inches of the ball. Okay,
Speaker 4: he grabs the ball and he reaches it out like
Speaker 4: another half yard downfield, and the the line judge did
Speaker 4: not call a false start at that point. It was
Speaker 4: another second or so before he whistles a like it
Speaker 4: was a.
Speaker 2: Head bob foul.
Speaker 4: They went back and looked at it didn't look like
Speaker 4: a head bob and the official that was in the
Speaker 4: booth on the ESPN broadcast after they went to commercial, said,
Speaker 4: here's what he did on that. He moved the ball
Speaker 4: forward like a half yard. I saw it on the
Speaker 4: replay as they were going to commercial. If I said,
Speaker 4: wait a second, he just moved the ball forward a
Speaker 4: half yard. And so anyway, the official in the booth said,
Speaker 4: that's why they called the penalty. I'm I'm not sure
Speaker 4: that's why they called it because of the delay between
Speaker 4: when the official made the call whistled it, and but anyway,
Speaker 4: I went back and looked on that earlier on the
Speaker 4: drive they did a toushbush earlier and Kelsey did not
Speaker 4: do that. But I mean, it was a would have
Speaker 4: been a decided advantage on that the play been run.
Speaker 4: Could be a little something that they're doing on.
Speaker 6: That jump over the top like Bobby Wagner did Horse College.
Speaker 7: To get on the top, you gotta get some leverage
Speaker 7: on you got no, you have to get your feet
Speaker 7: on the ground and grab because otherwise you just wave, yeah, grab.
Speaker 3: Wave, you're just holding onto his well.
Speaker 6: They finally called the left tackle for a false start.
Speaker 6: What little I watched in the first half, he was
Speaker 6: false starting the whole time, and they.
Speaker 4: Finally caught on.
Speaker 6: Regular plays and and this violent stab with the arm
Speaker 6: to let the quarter of the center know it's time
Speaker 6: to snap it. It's one thing to do this, but
Speaker 6: they do this.
Speaker 4: And it's like, why is that not a false start?
Speaker 6: I don't get it.
Speaker 3: But they did come with another play, which I thought
Speaker 3: they should they did.
Speaker 2: They handed it off.
Speaker 7: They should have said that. I would never have shown
Speaker 7: that before the playoffs.
Speaker 6: But see you made him hand off, and you made
Speaker 6: him block it right the other things. Nothing you can
Speaker 6: do about it.
Speaker 2: Low man wins on that right on the toush push.
Speaker 4: Supposedly all the time should just lay down.
Speaker 3: Well, you got to be a low man with puss
Speaker 3: with biggest down. They just run over you.
Speaker 4: You got sideways, get under him, get your biggest player
Speaker 4: on the team, biggest, fattest player, and lay them down
Speaker 4: to them of them, Yeah, so that they can't go
Speaker 4: under they go over, come in.
Speaker 3: And spe them. That was a That was a great
Speaker 3: game to watch.
Speaker 7: I love the competitive spirit of lock and you know,
Speaker 7: it just lets you know how good our offense can.
Speaker 3: Be because we put what did we put forty on them?
Speaker 6: Thirty three?
Speaker 3: Thirty three? And that was Philly yeah, yeah, I just
Speaker 3: let you know just how good.
Speaker 2: This is forty one Seattle.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So would you rather, as you look ahead to the playoffs,
Speaker 4: would you rather play on the road against the NFC
Speaker 4: South champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers or New Orleans Saints in
Speaker 4: the first round the wild card round of the playoffs,
Speaker 4: or would you rather play at home against the Seattle Seahawks.
Speaker 6: I don't want nothing to do with the Seahawks.
Speaker 7: I'm always playing at home. Yeah, that's I mean, because
Speaker 7: that's what we're strong.
Speaker 4: And you just had a game against Seattle, which was
Speaker 4: a very tight game, Donnybrook.
Speaker 6: We came back in the game, however, But New Orleans,
Speaker 6: New Orleans and Tampa have nothing in common with the Cowboys,
Speaker 6: who they lost three of their four road.
Speaker 4: Games, right right, It's more like playing Carolina.
Speaker 6: And just look at the Eagles, right, Oh, they won
Speaker 6: all these games. All You went on the road and
Speaker 6: you lost three straight the teams with winning record.
Speaker 3: But want home.
Speaker 6: And they were within two plays in the other two
Speaker 6: games of having lost five straight.
Speaker 4: And that's a very short sighted view of the playoffs
Speaker 4: because it's about what happens after the wild card round
Speaker 4: and being able to play at home in the divisional round.
Speaker 2: That is where you want to be, which is why
Speaker 2: you want to win this division.
Speaker 6: And right now, the only thing that separates these two
Speaker 6: teams are way it will look going forward is the
Speaker 6: fifth playoff type breaker strength of victory. Because they are
Speaker 6: way ahead of the Cowboys on strength of victory. I
Speaker 6: figured out they've.
Speaker 4: Got okay, explain the Okay, it's head to head even
Speaker 4: division division record.
Speaker 6: Have both went out there even NFC not NFC, the
Speaker 6: common opponents there they will be even, okay, and then NFC.
Speaker 4: You don't get cost on the Arizona game on the
Speaker 4: common opponent.
Speaker 6: Because they get caught. They get caught on.
Speaker 4: The Jets, the Jets so and on the common opponents.
Speaker 4: Basically for everyone, it's basically our fourteen games that every
Speaker 4: team has common opponents with the same team.
Speaker 2: In your division, right the games against your division.
Speaker 6: Right now, the Cowboys at uncommon opponents are eight and
Speaker 6: four with two games left. They're seven and four with
Speaker 6: three games.
Speaker 4: Left, so it's going to be even if they went
Speaker 4: out whatever. But the common opponents for every team in
Speaker 4: the league, it's the teams in your division, teams against
Speaker 4: whatever other conference division you played against. In this case
Speaker 4: for the Cowboys and the Eagles, it's the NFC West
Speaker 4: and it's the AFC East game, So it's just three
Speaker 4: games that aren't common.
Speaker 6: Oppon tiebreaker would be strength of victory. They've got four
Speaker 6: wins against seven and seven teams right now, They've got
Speaker 6: two wins against ten and four teams and an win
Speaker 6: against nine to five and eight and six. The Cowboys
Speaker 6: only have two wins against seven and seven teams and
Speaker 6: one win against ten and four. Now they've got three
Speaker 6: games left and two against teams with winning record, which
Speaker 6: would help them out, but I see no way they can.
Speaker 4: In The Eagles last games against two against the Giants
Speaker 4: in morning against Arizona does not help them now strength
Speaker 4: to schedule wise, but it's not enough to make up
Speaker 4: the difference.
Speaker 3: They're going to lose one. The Giants are gonna win
Speaker 3: one of those games.
Speaker 8: I was about to say, Tommy, and you.
Speaker 7: Know it's it's only based this on what all coaches always.
Speaker 3: Fear, and I know you know where I'm going.
Speaker 7: SPACs coaches just don't like playing the same opponent that close,
Speaker 7: that close together. People fuss at me all the time.
Speaker 7: They tell me I'm crazy. I truly believe when we
Speaker 7: played against Minnesota.
Speaker 3: Eighty two maybe three, I can't recall.
Speaker 7: If we would have won that game, we will have
Speaker 7: had to play Minnesota again here at home. That was
Speaker 7: the game the door set with ninety.
Speaker 3: Nine yards Tom Landry, I'm sorry, guys. He was not
Speaker 3: trying to win that game. He was not trying to
Speaker 3: Why he left there? Oh no, that was on Springs.
Speaker 3: That was on Springs.
Speaker 7: It did seem like it, right, But I you know,
Speaker 7: I know this is some taboo subject, but coaches are
Speaker 7: not happy about trying to play the same team, not
Speaker 7: just two weeks ago, not even two out of three
Speaker 7: weeks in a row. And I do believe it's going
Speaker 7: to come out that the Giants are going to come
Speaker 7: out with one of these games because of the close
Speaker 7: proximity of those two contexts.
Speaker 6: Well, if that happens, we will start the show with
Speaker 6: the who's Tommy there?
Speaker 7: We go?
Speaker 6: I like that?
Speaker 10: So, but Eagles are at home on Christmas Day against
Speaker 10: the Giants, right, and then they play the Giants January
Speaker 10: seventh in New York.
Speaker 4: So game you gotta take a bus, right bush ride
Speaker 4: go stay with a fact they just got back from Seattle.
Speaker 2: They just got off the plane from Seattle, and that
Speaker 2: might be the last plane ride they take.
Speaker 9: This year because they're playing Arizona's at home too, So
Speaker 9: the next two are at home, the next Giants in
Speaker 9: Arizona at home, and then they go up the turnpike
Speaker 9: to the Metal Ends to play.
Speaker 2: The Giants in the last game. And then I mean, let's.
Speaker 4: Say they win the last three, as Mickey has pointed out,
Speaker 4: they've got the tiebreaker, then they'd be playing maybe Seattle
Speaker 4: at home, and their season will be over because they
Speaker 4: can't beat Pete Carroll.
Speaker 2: Right, they have never been.
Speaker 10: Eight eight no, right Seattle, Yeah, Seattle against the Eagles,
Speaker 10: and Hertz was.
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Speaker 6: We need to send that to Buffalo.
Speaker 2: Still smarting from that trip to Buffalo.
Speaker 6: Well just just ridiculous. But it didn't at least a
Speaker 6: canopy even yeah, yeah, or yeah, at least kind of
Speaker 6: like Seattle. You covered the fans if nothing else.
Speaker 8: Was the press box cold like you talked about?
Speaker 3: It was cold.
Speaker 6: As a matter of fact, I had to put us.
Speaker 2: It only the Cowboys side box.
Speaker 6: That's Philadelphia. I actually I usually take my my my
Speaker 6: suit jacket off and I should have had a sweater
Speaker 6: because I had to put it back on. There wasn't
Speaker 6: a lot of heat in it.
Speaker 4: M M. Well, Everson, we missed you yesterday, so we
Speaker 4: need to get your take on what happened, what you
Speaker 4: saw on Sunday. I missed an opportunity to go with
Speaker 4: my family on the Polar Express in grape Vine on
Speaker 4: the Sunday afternoon, which I would have much rather done,
Speaker 4: and sat there.
Speaker 2: And watched what I watched the Sunday.
Speaker 3: But you probably could have joined them after the first quarter. Huh,
Speaker 3: that's right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I texted to you guys that this game was
Speaker 7: over by second quarter, was already over.
Speaker 3: I had already given up on the guys.
Speaker 7: One thing that we saw was the worst case scenario.
Speaker 7: I don't know how much the illnesses and all of
Speaker 7: that have to do with it, you know, Nate K.
Speaker 7: Newton always says we have built in excuses around here
Speaker 7: for when.
Speaker 3: Just in case we lose.
Speaker 7: We were worried about the coach going to the hospital.
Speaker 7: That has a good excuse for us to lose that game.
Speaker 7: If we would have and this one is the stomach
Speaker 7: flew right?
Speaker 3: Is that true?
Speaker 5: Is that?
Speaker 3: I mean, was it that bad? I said, like ten
Speaker 3: players had stomach flow right planed? Yeah, yeah, well does
Speaker 3: that matter? They were doing well.
Speaker 4: Hurts was sick too, and he didn't win either, So
Speaker 4: there you go.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but he still played, okay, play better than we played.
Speaker 3: I'll put it that way. I guess when you look
Speaker 3: at this.
Speaker 7: First of all, I tried to play with the head
Speaker 7: cold one time and I found out I'm not Michael
Speaker 7: Jordan because I did.
Speaker 3: I couldn't even finish the damn game. So I don't
Speaker 3: know how the hell he did what he did.
Speaker 7: But I've had those those that illness during the game
Speaker 7: could have a lot to do with how they played.
Speaker 7: I don't know, but I will say this. The problem
Speaker 7: the mistakes that we make at home, they don't go
Speaker 7: on the road against the good team. You can't have
Speaker 7: the penalties. Okay, you can't have the drop passes or
Speaker 7: or misplays.
Speaker 3: You can't have any of that.
Speaker 7: When you're on the road against the team that's running
Speaker 7: the ball. It's everything switches. Now, we were the team
Speaker 7: that you have to catch up too, and when we're
Speaker 7: on the road, especially and we're not stopping the run. Now,
Speaker 7: we're playing catch up because because we never get the ball,
Speaker 7: and even if we do, it's a lot of pressure
Speaker 7: on us to make every third down, a lot of
Speaker 7: pressure to make make first down count, to make every
Speaker 7: run and play count. And when it doesn't count, when
Speaker 7: you don't make that count, all you're looking at is
Speaker 7: an evening of futility because at that point we couldn't
Speaker 7: do anything. The game plan didn't work. Confidence was not there.
Speaker 7: You know so many things that go in your favorite
Speaker 7: when you're at home.
Speaker 3: It don't work like that on the road.
Speaker 7: You know you're not gonna get the same breaks, you
Speaker 7: don't have the same comfort zone that you would have
Speaker 7: when you're on the road. This team needs to be
Speaker 7: better at not beating themselves. And that's what I saw,
Speaker 7: besides the fact that we never made one adjustment to
Speaker 7: the running game, and if we tried to make it,
Speaker 7: it was feutile because.
Speaker 3: Nothing worked from the first quarter to the fourth quarter.
Speaker 6: Two hundred and sixty sixty.
Speaker 3: Give me the stats on that they came up.
Speaker 7: They said something about that's the most yard since what
Speaker 7: twenty seventeen or some crap like that. Well, what they
Speaker 7: talk about against Buffalo, a good Cowboy.
Speaker 8: I don't know how many yards then gave up.
Speaker 6: Well, they gave up two seventy three and twenty eighteen
Speaker 6: playoff to the Rams.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, well by regular season I think they went
Speaker 3: back to team the team.
Speaker 4: Well, we looked at it yesterday and it doesn't really
Speaker 4: count because it was the COVID year and the Cowboys
Speaker 4: had a bad season, bad team, bad defense.
Speaker 6: Mike Nolan, somebody ran the job after was it Baltimore?
Speaker 2: Cleveland had three Cleveland?
Speaker 7: Yeah, So what's the excuse for this year? There's no pandemic,
Speaker 7: doesn't well, we.
Speaker 8: Just didn't ask me happened in The first excuse.
Speaker 6: Was poor tackling.
Speaker 3: They couldn't get off their blocks.
Speaker 6: That's right.
Speaker 3: Forget the tackling.
Speaker 6: They couldn't get off of their block and they couldn't
Speaker 6: protect the edges.
Speaker 10: Is there anything notable, dan Quinn said yesterday in the
Speaker 10: press conference asked about the defense.
Speaker 6: I mean he kept talking about poor tackling, but that's
Speaker 6: not that see, and that was the reason for the
Speaker 6: loss to Arizona. And they gave up two hundred and
Speaker 6: twenty two yards, And to me, it looked like that
Speaker 6: they figured out how to attack the Cowboys defense, and
Speaker 6: I thought Buffalo did the same thing.
Speaker 3: I don't know. We do better in certain games, but
Speaker 3: once again, you can't.
Speaker 7: If you don't get off the blocks, then the running
Speaker 7: back can sit back there and pick his spots, which
Speaker 7: is exactly.
Speaker 3: What they did the entire freaking game. I don't know.
Speaker 7: God, somebody used to do that Bell from Pittsburgh Le'Veon Bell.
Speaker 7: That's the way he used to run the ball because
Speaker 7: his linemen were blocking. He's a great runner, but when
Speaker 7: you have blocking like that where you can take your
Speaker 7: time pick your spots, yeah, it makes you a better runner.
Speaker 7: So if you get off the blocks, then he has
Speaker 7: to make a move before he wants to. We sat
Speaker 7: back and let them dictate, well he was going to
Speaker 7: run the ball and how long how.
Speaker 3: Far he was going to run it.
Speaker 6: We turned James Cook into a pro bowler.
Speaker 3: I mean, we knew it was coming. We all talked
Speaker 3: about it.
Speaker 7: We knew that Brady was going to use him more,
Speaker 7: which is the reason that they have a little bit
Speaker 7: more success.
Speaker 4: But dang, their offensive line is healthy. The only offensive
Speaker 4: line in the league that has not missed a start
Speaker 4: in their offensive.
Speaker 3: We brought that up.
Speaker 6: But the one stat they threw out was his yards
Speaker 6: from scrimmage. It was the most since nineteen ninety one
Speaker 6: Herman Thomas for the Bills.
Speaker 3: Wow, we talked about making history. Man, we made history.
Speaker 3: We made history. I was still playing, dude.
Speaker 6: And he only caught two passes, by the way, oh man,
Speaker 6: but one.
Speaker 4: For a touchdown forty two yards through the air.
Speaker 3: And see this is this is a pattern for us.
Speaker 3: Were on the road, we can't stop the run.
Speaker 7: And sometimes even when we're at home, you know, there
Speaker 7: are certain times when the chains moved when they should move.
Speaker 3: So here we are. I called you called it about
Speaker 3: the offensive line. You know, you called it about something.
Speaker 7: I know when I called it, it was all about, uh,
Speaker 7: you know, can can we stop these guys from continuous drives?
Speaker 7: Can we stop them from holding onto the ball as
Speaker 7: long as they did on the road?
Speaker 3: And we couldn't.
Speaker 6: And the deficiency on defense kind of clouded the big
Speaker 6: deficiency on offense. Yes, because they really only scored three points.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, right by the way touchdown at the end.
Speaker 4: It was garbage time, right, and the backups in the game.
Speaker 6: But yeah, and they you know, everybody was talking about well,
Speaker 6: they kind of ran the ball. Well, No, twenty five
Speaker 6: of their eighty nine yards were on that last drive
Speaker 6: running the ball so offensively. They got beat up front. Two.
Speaker 7: You can't protect dak uh and and that's been a
Speaker 7: problem even with pretty good games that we've.
Speaker 6: Had, yes and so, and there was a lot of
Speaker 6: times where you know, he had to make a split
Speaker 6: decision because he didn't have time. And that's why all
Speaker 6: those passes kind of get broken up because he's trying
Speaker 6: to fit.
Speaker 3: Them separation exactly, no separation by our wide receivers and
Speaker 3: their dbs are not that good.
Speaker 7: So either the pressure was causing you know, us not
Speaker 7: to have enough time to throw the ball to get
Speaker 7: them enough time to be open, or you know, sometimes men,
Speaker 7: these guys just shut it down on the outside.
Speaker 4: See.
Speaker 6: And the problem is when you're when you're not able
Speaker 6: to run the ball against two safeties high, well, then
Speaker 6: now you've got some problems because they don't have to compensate.
Speaker 3: They don't extra. They played the same way the entire time,
Speaker 3: stay back.
Speaker 6: They just stayed and they only got beat once deep
Speaker 6: and he just missed him by what a yacht or two. Yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 6: it was like well, he's got to hit that wall. Okay,
Speaker 6: how many times when you throw the ball fifty yards.
Speaker 3: In the area which completely its going to be a dime.
Speaker 3: It'd be nice if it was.
Speaker 4: It was right there, he's just a little bit more.
Speaker 6: And by the way, it was with the wind too,
Speaker 6: by the way, and I think they listed the wind
Speaker 6: before the game. They didn't forty eight. Oh, it was
Speaker 6: nine miles an hour, but the gusts were twenty three, right,
Speaker 6: I remember, right in that town. But they wanted to
Speaker 6: win instead of the ball to start the game.
Speaker 8: Should have taken which doesn't make sense.
Speaker 6: At least McCarthy answered that question yesterday. He said that,
Speaker 6: he said, yeah, he goes. When I got there, you know,
Speaker 6: there wasn't very much wind, and then when we were
Speaker 6: warming up, I noticed the wind and I thought the
Speaker 6: wind was more important. So as it turned out, though,
Speaker 6: they drove into the win and scored, but they ran
Speaker 6: the football.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but that was our concerns. They all came out.
Speaker 7: All of our concerns came out in the game.
Speaker 8: It really did.
Speaker 10: Yeah, well, Jerry said on the fan today when asked
Speaker 10: about the poor tackling against.
Speaker 8: Buffalo, he said, the good news is I would say
Speaker 8: that this.
Speaker 10: Is correctable from week to week. We have the talent
Speaker 10: we can specifically address what beat us in Buffalo for
Speaker 10: this week's game in Miami.
Speaker 3: So we just don't make adjustments doing the game anymore.
Speaker 8: That's what is the best necessary.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we just come on. I mean, it looked the
Speaker 3: same from play one to play sixty.
Speaker 7: It just looked exactly the same. That's just not the
Speaker 7: way you want when Okay, we made the playoffs. We
Speaker 7: knew we made the playoffs before the game. Tell me
Speaker 7: that wasn't the reason for I don't think and see
Speaker 7: I was I was hoping that they would be tell
Speaker 7: me this, if.
Speaker 6: You were playing and there were all these scenarios, the.
Speaker 15: Fourteen of them, you would know what those were before
Speaker 15: the game with four games left in the seat they're
Speaker 15: going to make they knew they were making the playoffs,
Speaker 15: whether that day or.
Speaker 6: I'm trying to give them, was three scenarios that had
Speaker 6: to happen to get them in.
Speaker 3: And it's none they didn't know.
Speaker 6: They didn't watching what the scores were. There's no way
Speaker 6: somebody said, oh, they had got notifications on their phone.
Speaker 6: I guarantee, and they might have.
Speaker 8: Given minutes before kickoff everyone found out.
Speaker 3: Yeah they were they were warm. We're good, I'm good. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't be surprised if half the players on the
Speaker 4: team already thought they were in the playoffs.
Speaker 3: Right, well, that so they might think that way.
Speaker 2: Everybody talking, oh wait, this is this is a playoff game.
Speaker 2: I thought this was the playoffs.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean they might have known won the game.
Speaker 2: A few years ago.
Speaker 7: So yeah, it's just disappointing. I want to see a
Speaker 7: little bit more maturity, that's all. Just more maturity at
Speaker 7: least go in and I watched you know, we had
Speaker 7: a chance to watch all the games, uh before that,
Speaker 7: and you saw some teams that showed a lot of
Speaker 7: guts in certain situations, and we did not show that
Speaker 7: at all. We went back to status quote, we went
Speaker 7: back to Arizona, and I know the weather is different
Speaker 7: and all of that, the weather did not make that
Speaker 7: much of a difference.
Speaker 3: By the time we fell behind. It didn't really start
Speaker 3: raining until maybe ended.
Speaker 2: Until it was time for us to come back after
Speaker 2: it was fourteen. Nothing.
Speaker 6: Now it starts. As I pointed out yesterday, it didn't
Speaker 6: matter where they played that game, they would have got
Speaker 6: beaten and the weather had nothing to do with it.
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Speaker 4: they're they're good this week.
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Speaker 6: And Zach Martin didn't even play, yeah, ever since.
Speaker 2: I guess what do you think of those penalties?
Speaker 3: I didn't like him.
Speaker 2: I knew you didn't.
Speaker 3: I didn't like him at all. It was too you know,
Speaker 3: they were all, you know, kind of opportune. The elbow
Speaker 3: to the chest.
Speaker 6: And the flop you beat on the uh launch when
Speaker 6: stopped on.
Speaker 3: On Josh right, but it was on Josh yeah.
Speaker 4: And he's immediately pointing to his face like her, and.
Speaker 6: He didn't get he did not get hitting.
Speaker 7: Well, I mean, you know, if you're a referee, then
Speaker 7: you're supposed to be looking at the place or whatever.
Speaker 7: He whatever he fakes, you know, who cares?
Speaker 3: I thought that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that was one of the toughest penalties right there,
Speaker 7: because he kept the play going.
Speaker 4: Third, third down, play plate past it would have been
Speaker 4: four down. They're kicking a field the first, first.
Speaker 7: Possession, first possession, and it started off going downhill from there.
Speaker 6: Okay, how about the since you're a dB curses hit.
Speaker 7: I don't think that was a bad hit at all.
Speaker 7: I don't I saw, you know, trying to finally trying
Speaker 7: to make a play. You know, well, yeah, let me
Speaker 7: stop that. Because they played well last week. They turned
Speaker 7: everything around last week. But you know, when you always
Speaker 7: when you're always guessing and reacting, then things like that
Speaker 7: are going to happen.
Speaker 3: You just have to anticipate better. You have to anticipate better.
Speaker 3: That was a second.
Speaker 2: It was an incomplete pass.
Speaker 4: So they're facing third and nineteen and they might have
Speaker 4: run twenty yards.
Speaker 7: For first yet, but at least the odds with you, right,
Speaker 7: and you know, not only did it it take the
Speaker 7: wind out of our sales as fans. It took the
Speaker 7: wind out of theirs, you know, because now you got
Speaker 7: to know the mentality now is you know, now our
Speaker 7: backs against the wall.
Speaker 4: And they were already down fourteen to three and they
Speaker 4: were out there twenty one.
Speaker 3: You're feeling desperate. Now you're playing desperate.
Speaker 6: And that was the same possession as the missed fumble recovery.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm glad you brought that up, Savannah.
Speaker 8: We talked about this yesterday.
Speaker 7: It was just if I'm a player, if I if
Speaker 7: I knocked that ball out, I'm going to go to
Speaker 7: the coach and I'm going to say, coach, I did that.
Speaker 3: I did that. Coach right now, I would call a
Speaker 3: time out.
Speaker 7: If I'm the player, I would call a timeout, okay,
Speaker 7: and say coach, I mean it's one time out in.
Speaker 3: The first half.
Speaker 2: Yeah, first half time out, first.
Speaker 3: Half time out.
Speaker 7: I would have called the time out because I know
Speaker 7: that they're waiting to see what's coming upstairs.
Speaker 3: I know they was the to the line. I'm calling timeout. Coach,
Speaker 3: I did that.
Speaker 10: We talked about how Stefan Diggs yesterday was the one
Speaker 10: signal when I said could I go so they could
Speaker 10: snap the ball and get onto the next PI.
Speaker 4: I didn't really see it when it happened the way,
Speaker 4: but when I saw Stefan, when I saw the they
Speaker 4: had a tight shot of Stephan Diggs lining up and
Speaker 4: he is he is motioning to his coaches, hurry up,
Speaker 4: hurry up.
Speaker 2: When I saw that, I said, throw the flags.
Speaker 3: Let's do it. It's in the first half.
Speaker 6: And macarthy was trying to explain it that it happened
Speaker 6: on their sideline. Again, it happened. They're looking at Diggs's back,
Speaker 6: so they don't see what happened.
Speaker 7: That's why the player, the defensive the one that made
Speaker 7: the play, that knows what he did.
Speaker 4: That's why he's there a couple of players involved in it,
Speaker 4: the Cowboys, and.
Speaker 2: He had the ball.
Speaker 4: Bell.
Speaker 7: If I'm bail and see he's young, he try probably
Speaker 7: doesn't know, man, this is this is the time that
Speaker 7: I need to do something as an individual, as a leader.
Speaker 3: Boom time out, coach. I did that.
Speaker 7: I made that play. I knocked that ball out challenging.
Speaker 7: You know, it's not like in the NBA, were they're
Speaker 7: always doing this. No, this is a legitimate play because
Speaker 7: I made the play. You know, I don't have to
Speaker 7: question it. I know that I made that play.
Speaker 6: Fourteen to three is a lot different than twenty one
Speaker 6: to three.
Speaker 2: It is, it is, and you're getting the ball a
Speaker 2: midfield basically.
Speaker 6: But it was things like that, and then the Sam
Speaker 6: Williams how he how he missed that ball.
Speaker 16: But I thought.
Speaker 6: Fossil did a good job of explaining and basically said
Speaker 6: he had sent him some films technique that when you
Speaker 6: go to block, you don't go high because the ball
Speaker 6: is going to go higher. You got to go low
Speaker 6: off the foot. Yeah, right, and he I think and
Speaker 6: he said, and he probably was startled that he was
Speaker 6: so wide open.
Speaker 3: Right, because he was up in there.
Speaker 6: He's like, oh, and evidently what happened is he was
Speaker 6: on from the defensive standpoint. He was on the deep
Speaker 6: snappers right, and it said and he said that when
Speaker 6: the deep snapper put his head down, he shifted to
Speaker 6: the left, and he didn't see that he shifted, and
Speaker 6: that's why he came wide open.
Speaker 7: You know, games like this, and as a player, and
Speaker 7: you got to see it as fans and even being
Speaker 7: involved in sports as kids, you just there are certain
Speaker 7: games where you just play differently because you feel different.
Speaker 7: You don't feel that comfort zone when you're when you're
Speaker 7: at at and T Stadium, the comfort zone is there.
Speaker 7: The way you react is more natural when you're away
Speaker 7: from home and you have this discomfort, you don't have
Speaker 7: that sense of self so to speak. You know, you're
Speaker 7: not aware, you're not so self aware of what's going on.
Speaker 7: You can't you know, you don't have the confidence that
Speaker 7: you're going to make the play. You don't have a
Speaker 7: positive outlook about the play itself. So when he gets there,
Speaker 7: if he's in at and T Stadium, he's going to
Speaker 7: do it exactly what coach taught him to do.
Speaker 8: On edge on the road.
Speaker 3: It's just different. It's up here. It's up here.
Speaker 6: So to give you an example, when we got to
Speaker 6: the stadium on the early bus and I go usually
Speaker 6: all the time, and I go out on the field
Speaker 6: and check it out, and I was like, oh, artificial turf,
Speaker 6: this's pretty good.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, the only other person that was out there on
Speaker 6: the field with me was Brandon Aubrey, and he was
Speaker 6: walking around seeing like where the extra point was going
Speaker 6: to be kicked from, just kind of tapping the ground
Speaker 6: seeing what it was like, and then he moved to
Speaker 6: different spots and then he was staring straight ahead, and
Speaker 6: I think what he was looking at is what am
Speaker 6: I kicking at? Like, what's the background you're going to
Speaker 6: look like? And he went through and then he went
Speaker 6: to the other side, and he was going through all
Speaker 6: that routine to familiarize himself with the surroundings. Yeah, and
Speaker 6: I thought, Okay, this guy is never kicked in the league,
Speaker 6: but he's got a pretty good foresight of things he needs.
Speaker 8: To do right thirty one for thirty one hallelujah.
Speaker 6: Now as opposed to that, during that playoff game last
Speaker 6: year on that lumpy field in Tampa, Brett Meyer did
Speaker 6: the same thing. But I think it spooked him because
Speaker 6: he knew, oh, this stuff is not level.
Speaker 3: Thank god we didn't need him that game.
Speaker 6: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 3: And so but it's it's just human nature, guys.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 3: It's just like eating in someone else's house.
Speaker 6: So the bottom line is comfortable for this week is
Speaker 6: once again you get reminded don't come to long conclusions
Speaker 6: on one game or one scenario because you're sitting there going, Okay,
Speaker 6: that's it. The Cowboys are over. They're a wild card team.
Speaker 6: And then twenty four hours later, Oh they're back in
Speaker 6: first place. You just can't judge in this league. It's
Speaker 6: week to week game. The game can't come to these
Speaker 6: conclusions all the time.
Speaker 8: What would you say ever since?
Speaker 10: Is the mentality that they need to have going into
Speaker 10: this week in preparation for Miami, especially coming off.
Speaker 11: Of what.
Speaker 3: Urgency?
Speaker 7: Just urgency, and I don't mean overreaction, you know, but
Speaker 7: just play like you're at home. Play with that same
Speaker 7: intensity and positivity though you know, we're not just going
Speaker 7: in there urgent saying, man, I hope this works out
Speaker 7: because we're desperate now. No, just go in with the
Speaker 7: confidence that you've always had. You're still the same team
Speaker 7: that beat Philly at home. Just because it's at home,
Speaker 7: that doesn't it's not at home. That doesn't mean that
Speaker 7: you still can't play the same way they play on grass.
Speaker 3: Field, just like we play on grass field.
Speaker 7: If I'm a defensive back and I'm going into Miami,
Speaker 7: the best thing I'm loving about this this grass is
Speaker 7: going to slow these fools down. And I got a
Speaker 7: chance to think, you know, this grass will slow them down. Now, yes,
Speaker 7: we're going to be slowed down as well, but defensively,
Speaker 7: I'm not worried about Tyreek Hill a while of running
Speaker 7: by me as.
Speaker 3: Quickly as if it would be on turf.
Speaker 7: So you have to have more poise on regular grass
Speaker 7: than you have on astro turf because astro turf is
Speaker 7: going to speed it up, but now it slows it
Speaker 7: down in Miami.
Speaker 3: So here's your up here. Now you have a chance
Speaker 3: to look at that man and you can decipher what
Speaker 3: he's going to do quicker.
Speaker 6: So I took a quick look at some stats heading
Speaker 6: into this Miami game. The Dolphins are number one in
Speaker 6: points scored. The Cowboys are number two. The Cowboys are
Speaker 6: number two and point points per game differential and Miami's
Speaker 6: number four, So their stats going into this game with
Speaker 6: that team are very very similar. When you look at
Speaker 6: total offense, the Cowboys are sixth, Miami is number one,
Speaker 6: by the way, and number one in passing offense. The
Speaker 6: Cowboys are sixth and they're sixth in passing offense. So
Speaker 6: we're looking at two teams from a statistical standpoint, they're
Speaker 6: pretty darn close. Ceedee Lamb Tyreek Hill. They're either one
Speaker 6: two or two three in all the stats, and the
Speaker 6: receiving part of it, so very similar. From a statistical standpoint.
Speaker 7: Going into this game, we got we have to go
Speaker 7: in with We just have to go in as the
Speaker 7: alpha dog, and we don't do that very well on
Speaker 7: the road. We have to go in as if we're
Speaker 7: not worried about what they're doing. We're gonna do what
Speaker 7: we do, and we're gonna do it well whatever they
Speaker 7: and whatever plays they make on us. We have to
Speaker 7: be ready to overcome. And they tried to do that
Speaker 7: in Buffalo. They just didn't do a good job of it.
Speaker 7: This game is gonna move so fast. They're gonna be
Speaker 7: up and down this field, at least trying to throw
Speaker 7: the ball up and down this field, So we need
Speaker 7: to match their energy and exceed it.
Speaker 6: Hopefully doesn't go as fast as that game did Sunday,
Speaker 6: It was only two hours and forty three minutes.
Speaker 7: Well, the ball's got The clock's going to stop a
Speaker 7: lot in this one because they're passing the ball a lot, right, Yeah,
Speaker 7: you know.
Speaker 4: And as we wrap it up, the Cowboys have been
Speaker 4: down this road before in twenty eighteen. That game reminded
Speaker 4: me of the Indianapolis game, which was I'm looking it
Speaker 4: up now December sixteenth, twenty eighteen. Cowboys went into that
Speaker 4: game at Indianapolis riding a five game win streak. The
Speaker 4: last three games were at home and the last game
Speaker 4: was a win in overtime over Philadelphia at home. And
Speaker 4: then they go to Indianapolis and they laid the biggest egg.
Speaker 4: They got beat twenty three to nothing and gave up
Speaker 4: one hundred and seventy eight yards rushing to the Colts,
Speaker 4: and the Colts said, a similar record.
Speaker 2: What the Bills have right now?
Speaker 4: Okay they want and the Cowboys bounce back from that game,
Speaker 4: beat Tampa Bay, beat the Giants. The next two weeks,
Speaker 4: went into the playoffs, beat Seattle, and then they gave
Speaker 4: up two hundred and seventy three.
Speaker 2: So anyway, I was building confidence there, and then.
Speaker 6: Let's try this at least after the loss. They're not
Speaker 6: trying to win seven straight out because winning streaks in
Speaker 6: the NFL are difficult. With the Cowboys losing, now, San
Speaker 6: Francisco's got the longest act of winning streak at six,
Speaker 6: that's it's difficult. And and so maybe okay we were due.
Speaker 2: I don't know. So now go on another six game
Speaker 2: win streak.
Speaker 6: That's right, You know that where that'll put you in
Speaker 6: the super.
Speaker 2: Bowl and put you in Las Vegas.
Speaker 3: Then you did.
Speaker 4: So you need to win seven in a row. You
Speaker 4: kept saying I got to win four in a row,
Speaker 4: right Philadelphia. I said no, they got to win five
Speaker 4: in a row, and they I short changed them. Now
Speaker 4: they got to win seven in a row. Okay, that's
Speaker 4: the goal.
Speaker 6: How about just one a row?
Speaker 3: Okay? All right?
Speaker 2: That does it for mixed shots.
Speaker 4: And we will shout at you again tomorrow at noon and.
Speaker 6: I'll take my coaching half off.
Speaker 3: Go Cowboys.
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