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Speaker 3: It is Eagles Week and there are football players on
Speaker 3: a football field as we speak. Time to get fired up.
Speaker 2: For Eagle Week. We hate Philly for.
Speaker 3: Mike McCarthy's birthday on Sunday.
Speaker 2: Oh, okay, okay.
Speaker 3: We got another birthday celebration on a game day last month.
Speaker 3: It was Jerry Jones' birthday that did not go well
Speaker 3: when the Detroit yt we were Now we try again
Speaker 3: with the Philadelphia Eagles on Mike McCarthy's sixty first berth.
Speaker 4: When you're three and five percenter is working, that's right
Speaker 4: with us.
Speaker 3: And so here we are ready to tackle these Philadelphia Eagles.
Speaker 4: Bring them on, let's go.
Speaker 2: I like the pun and not.
Speaker 3: Very many people have been able to tackle Saquon Barkley
Speaker 3: this season. You know, he's on pace for like a
Speaker 3: two thousand yard season.
Speaker 2: Really, you mean just from scrimmage.
Speaker 3: No, he's got nearly a thousand yards rushing and they've
Speaker 3: played eight games.
Speaker 5: That's crazy. They figured it out, man, they figured it out.
Speaker 5: You got stick to the plane.
Speaker 3: May Mickey's going to the statue.
Speaker 2: He got stick to the plan as a team came out,
Speaker 2: it's coming off a.
Speaker 4: Nine hundred and twenty five yards in. They're eight games, right,
Speaker 4: six and two one hundred and fifty seven attempts. So
Speaker 4: that means he's averaging a scosh below six a game,
Speaker 4: six a care I'm sorry, six touchdowns too, but he
Speaker 4: doesn't lead the team in rushing touchdowns.
Speaker 3: How many how many yards was that again? Uh?
Speaker 4: Nine hundred and twenty five divided by one fifty seven
Speaker 4: and it comes to five point nine a cab.
Speaker 3: How about that's six yards of carry? But it was
Speaker 3: but it was nine to twenty five? Yes, okay, So
Speaker 3: he's averaging one hundred and fifteen points six yards a game.
Speaker 6: Okay, So if you multiple times, seventeen just multiplied, So
Speaker 6: he is on pace for nineteen hundred and sixty five
Speaker 6: yards rushing this season.
Speaker 4: Because if it was a sixteen game season, he could
Speaker 4: just double it, double it, and it's eighteen fifty plus
Speaker 4: one more game. Yeah, and if he happens to get
Speaker 4: a couple of big games, two thousands not out of
Speaker 4: the question.
Speaker 3: Well, once he got to nineteen sixty five, they'll probably
Speaker 3: keep you in to get the final thirty five.
Speaker 4: So let me ask you, guys, is the question I
Speaker 4: just got asked because I didn't have a really good
Speaker 4: answer for it. What do the Cowboys have to do
Speaker 4: to stop say Kwan.
Speaker 3: Berkley, He is injury prone and is here.
Speaker 4: I told him, I told him.
Speaker 7: You.
Speaker 3: Know, I mean I'm saying is he might have been
Speaker 3: doing this earlier in his career, but he always seems
Speaker 3: to get hurt.
Speaker 4: I was more gracious. I said, hijack the bus on
Speaker 4: the way of the thing. I mean, they are who
Speaker 4: they are, right, And I'm not all of a sudden
Speaker 4: going to have some magical scheme to shut him down.
Speaker 4: So you just got to hope you can keep him
Speaker 4: to a reasonable about of yards.
Speaker 5: The only thing that can help you in games like this,
Speaker 5: when you haven't shown, uh anything all season in regards
Speaker 5: to stopping someone, you hope that you could somehow match up.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 5: You hope that the end some individual matchups, right, can
Speaker 5: help you minimize what would otherwise be bigger plays.
Speaker 4: Or maybe get a lead and they get out of
Speaker 4: their running game. Well, you're going to start a backup quarterback, right.
Speaker 5: So we probably won't do that with the backup quarterback.
Speaker 5: So just the only hope you have is matchups. Maybe
Speaker 5: one guy might have such a good game or against
Speaker 5: an offensive lineman or yeah, but it just might be
Speaker 5: his day, you know. So it's it's by hook of crook,
Speaker 5: you know. That's about all I can say.
Speaker 3: So Baltimore Derrick Henry, they've played nine games and Derek
Speaker 3: So Derrick Henry leads the league in rushing with one
Speaker 3: fifty two but these that's with one more game than
Speaker 3: what Barclay's played. Interesting, so actually about nine he's averaging
Speaker 3: one hundred and sixteen point nine yards of Geary, So
Speaker 3: it's almost exactly the same average per per game.
Speaker 2: Boy, it's nice to play quarterback behind that.
Speaker 3: So Henry is on a pace to rush for one thousand,
Speaker 3: nine hundred and eighty seven yards in a seventeen game season.
Speaker 3: Barkley is on a pace for one thy, nine hundred
Speaker 3: and sixty six. Henry's slightly ahead of the pace of Barkley.
Speaker 4: And how about this one. Gibbs Detroit got six hundred
Speaker 4: and fifty six yards, so he's eighth, but he's the
Speaker 4: He's got the leading average per carry at six point four.
Speaker 4: Henrys six point three and Barkley's five point nine six ' four.
Speaker 3: Now do us well?
Speaker 8: I got down here to Rico Donald not Cover's.
Speaker 4: Got three hundred and twenty one yards, but he's averaging
Speaker 4: four or to five a carry. How about that?
Speaker 3: Who Rico?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 3: Nice, it's better than Pollard last year, so give him
Speaker 3: the ball might as well if he only had twelve
Speaker 3: carries for seventy five yards the last game.
Speaker 4: The problem is I had six.
Speaker 3: And a half yards of carry. He was on that
Speaker 3: same pace, six and a half yards of carry, but
Speaker 3: they only gave it to him twelve times.
Speaker 4: He's only had seventy one carries.
Speaker 2: He was doing good work last game, really good work.
Speaker 5: I mean he's tough to bring down once you give
Speaker 5: him some space. I thought that was in regards to
Speaker 5: getting him the ball on the long handoffs left and
Speaker 5: right and yeah, just give him a chance to just
Speaker 5: split the scene.
Speaker 3: And yet when you need a yard, he couldn't get
Speaker 3: a yard, and it wasn't because of him.
Speaker 4: It was Garrison.
Speaker 2: Yeah what.
Speaker 3: He's going back to the old dad, he don Oh
Speaker 3: yeah about Garrison.
Speaker 2: I got it.
Speaker 9: If you need three, you'll get you three if you
Speaker 9: need to get you three. But my point before I
Speaker 9: was rudely interrupted, is that it takes more than just
Speaker 9: the running back, and which I think I still contend
Speaker 9: that Mike McCarthy was just as upset about the third
Speaker 9: and one stuffing of Rico, which was the play before
Speaker 9: the fourth and one.
Speaker 2: Jets tablet after the fourth down.
Speaker 3: It was in the break after, so we don't know
Speaker 3: that he was looking.
Speaker 4: At like he could have done it.
Speaker 3: He could have been looking at the third down play.
Speaker 4: They came back and showed it.
Speaker 3: It was on a replay fourth down. You think it
Speaker 3: was the fourth down play that he got.
Speaker 5: His because I think they would have made reference to it.
Speaker 2: No, I don't. They don't know.
Speaker 3: We're all just speculating what he was looking at too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so yeah, I'm thinking it's the fourth down.
Speaker 3: That they were both were pretty egregious.
Speaker 5: The fourth was so ugly. The third day when he
Speaker 5: just kept losing and losing, he had.
Speaker 3: Just looked like on the third down on the third
Speaker 3: down play, Grady Jared he it is almost Grady jareded.
Speaker 3: It appears he was either shifting or he was jumping
Speaker 3: the snap and so either he read what was about
Speaker 3: to happen or something or but then Tyler Smith blocked
Speaker 3: away from him, and so Tyler Guyton has got a
Speaker 3: reach block basically on him.
Speaker 2: And then Olsen was saying he never should have left. Tyler.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, he never should have left, right.
Speaker 3: But so that's where I'm wondering if it was a
Speaker 3: miscommunication where they also have to read what the defense
Speaker 3: is showing them when they're communicating who they're blocking. It
Speaker 3: was so simple, right, and it should have been yeah, crazy,
Speaker 3: and so in just the body language of Tyler Smith
Speaker 3: after it was Okay, who am I blocking?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 2: Yeah? How about this?
Speaker 3: The play got blown up?
Speaker 4: An obscure stat Third and one rushing leaders?
Speaker 3: How do we rank there?
Speaker 4: There's eighteen guys that are tied for first because they've
Speaker 4: gotten every one of their attempts.
Speaker 2: The most is.
Speaker 4: Jones, Oh, Giants quarterback.
Speaker 3: Jones.
Speaker 4: He's seven for seven.
Speaker 2: Jaleen gotta be Jalen. They're not.
Speaker 3: The tush push isn't working without Kelsey there.
Speaker 2: Uh not as well, got to be in there, but
Speaker 2: he's not. Maybe not part of the eighteen?
Speaker 4: Is that what he says, he's ten of thirteen.
Speaker 2: I bet j Daniel Jalen no expect that. I expect better. Actually,
Speaker 2: So you.
Speaker 4: Got for seven, Kelsey there, four for four, three for three,
Speaker 4: which is also Zeke. Now Zeke's two for two, lip
Speaker 4: Key's two for two, and Cooper Rush is two for two.
Speaker 3: One of the problems the cow So how many.
Speaker 4: Eighteen guys, but how.
Speaker 3: Many opportunities that the Cowboys had?
Speaker 4: Oh, it just shows the run. I got the run, Okay,
Speaker 4: just the running backs.
Speaker 3: Okay, So the running backs.
Speaker 4: Okay, So Elliott's two for two, Lipke's two for two,
Speaker 4: that's four for four, and Rush is two for two.
Speaker 4: That's six for six.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: So they on thirty one where they tried to run.
Speaker 4: Rico's two for three. That was the one last week
Speaker 4: eight for nine.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 3: So so okay, got to get to third and one.
Speaker 3: That's an issue. That's what I was about to say.
Speaker 3: So the Cowboys have played eight games and they've only
Speaker 3: had They've only run the ball on third and one
Speaker 3: nine nine times. Yeah, so once a game basically they're running,
Speaker 3: so you need to get to third and one. The
Speaker 3: problem is first and second down, or they've been.
Speaker 4: So good on first and second they don't get one.
Speaker 2: Pick.
Speaker 4: I didn't realize they kept that.
Speaker 2: Stat Yeah, I was just at it.
Speaker 3: They keep status of everything, all right, all right, So
Speaker 3: tell me what we need to know from the Mike
Speaker 3: McCarthy press coofference today. One thing I can tell you
Speaker 3: is that Jonathan Mingo is going to be on the
Speaker 3: practice field today. Yes, and he's wearing number eighty one
Speaker 3: for those of you keep track of that.
Speaker 5: And so they wouldn't bring him in for just a
Speaker 5: practice player at this time, right, He's just he's.
Speaker 4: No, he's on the fifties.
Speaker 3: Fift they gave up a fourth round draft pick. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so there he's on this roster.
Speaker 4: I want to see him on the field.
Speaker 3: Andrew Booth is on the practice squad now, really not signed, okay,
Speaker 3: because they need.
Speaker 2: Players right now. We can't be choosing right now.
Speaker 3: They needed a roster spot for Mingo and so he
Speaker 3: was the bottom guy on the roster and so they
Speaker 3: got through and waivers.
Speaker 2: Is that okay with you?
Speaker 3: Because the practice squad, I don't think it's not surprising
Speaker 3: at all. It's a second year player.
Speaker 4: You never know when the light might go.
Speaker 3: Off or come on.
Speaker 4: Well, I meant, yeah, come on, it's been off.
Speaker 2: So what else?
Speaker 3: What else you got from?
Speaker 4: So he was non committal on Dak's injury that got
Speaker 4: reported last night that he has a partial evulsion of
Speaker 4: his right hamstring, which means there's a small tear or
Speaker 4: separation of the hamstring tendon from the bone, which sounds
Speaker 4: pretty significant even if it's partial. Right, So, I was
Speaker 4: reading up about how they treat this, and one way
Speaker 4: is you can have surgery to reattach the tendon, or
Speaker 4: you can initially rest and it was called a rice
Speaker 4: treatment rest ice compression, elevation to cure it. And it
Speaker 4: would be several weeks. So it's not a one week injury.
Speaker 4: It may be a four week injury. But really, I
Speaker 4: mean if if if you he doesn't, it's like everybody,
Speaker 4: you got to go on, I r he doesn't. He
Speaker 4: could just be an inactive player and that.
Speaker 2: Way you can save some moves and you.
Speaker 4: Don't like, who are you going to bring on to
Speaker 4: take his place? Right?
Speaker 5: When you look at that injury. When I hear about
Speaker 5: that injury is it compare comparable to t O's injury
Speaker 5: when he played the Super Bowl.
Speaker 4: I can't remember his his was. I thought his was
Speaker 4: an it was a hamstring. I thought his was an ankle.
Speaker 4: It was an ankle. Here when he tried to play
Speaker 4: in the playoff game against the Giants in seven.
Speaker 2: This is when he went.
Speaker 5: He started the I don't know if it's a cryogenic thing,
Speaker 5: but that's when they started the treatment.
Speaker 3: He fractured his fibula and tore a ligament in his ankle,
Speaker 3: combination that typically demands extensive recovery time.
Speaker 8: He was going in six weeks about yeah, yeah, and so,
Speaker 8: but that that ankle aspect of it, that muscle that
Speaker 8: that I was.
Speaker 5: Wonder that was the same thing from the bone right right.
Speaker 5: So anyway, I kept trying to compare it to another player.
Speaker 5: So Mike basically didn't answer it.
Speaker 4: He he basically said that, you know, we're still doing
Speaker 4: tests and trying to figure out the right uh form
Speaker 4: of treatment going forward.
Speaker 2: The last thing you wanted surgery.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, because then he's done for the season.
Speaker 3: Okay, one thing about the surgery, and I know this
Speaker 3: is not your favorite guy to site on mixed shots,
Speaker 3: but I did. I did listen to the pro football
Speaker 3: doc and he said, there are different types of surgery,
Speaker 3: and so we don't know what kind of surgery it
Speaker 3: would be, but there is a surgery that can be
Speaker 3: performed for what he was describing. He in his medical
Speaker 3: experience that he thinks this is what he's dealing.
Speaker 2: Is a real doctor. He is.
Speaker 3: He was a Chargers team.
Speaker 4: Doctor previous, not current, but so now from Afar.
Speaker 3: He's from Afar, so all of that being said, but
Speaker 3: all so he'll look at videos and say this is
Speaker 3: what it looks like that.
Speaker 2: But he didn't do that when he worked with the charge.
Speaker 2: I'm it's charges.
Speaker 3: It's not like charges they were scripting on exactly. I
Speaker 3: know you're living in Atlanta, but can you look at
Speaker 3: this right?
Speaker 2: Well that's what deal with yes, yes.
Speaker 3: But anyway, what he but he did say, what I
Speaker 3: did get out of it is because all the reports
Speaker 3: are well, if yeah, surgery, is it done for the year.
Speaker 3: He says that the surgery that he likely would be
Speaker 3: taking it would probably put him.
Speaker 2: Out six weeks.
Speaker 3: Okay, so now six weeks takes you to week sixteen,
Speaker 3: and so you're takes you to Christmas and.
Speaker 4: They have a chance to play one or two more.
Speaker 3: Games, and it depends where the team is standing.
Speaker 2: It would definitely have to depend on where the team is. Yeah,
Speaker 2: we're not just going to throw him out there just
Speaker 2: so and get.
Speaker 4: Numbers, especially after you paid him so much money, right.
Speaker 5: And that was saying that that would be the case
Speaker 5: just because you're paying him so much money. Though, Hey,
Speaker 5: we're going to make sure that you play. I don't
Speaker 5: that's I hope that's not the attitude with talking.
Speaker 2: So what do you if we don't have a chance.
Speaker 4: What do you think this revelation did for the idiot
Speaker 4: on FS one that I hate to even say his
Speaker 4: name because now I know he's on f S one,
Speaker 4: James Jones when he found out that that former wide
Speaker 4: receiver for Green Bay.
Speaker 2: Oh, I don't know. I don't remember that guy.
Speaker 4: Well, I would like, I don't. People need not to remember.
Speaker 2: Okay, I don't know about this.
Speaker 4: So when he's when he heard Jerry say that he's
Speaker 4: got a hamstring strain and could be multiple weeks, he said,
Speaker 4: Dak Prescott quit on his team? What quit on his team?
Speaker 4: I've played through hamstring strains. It doesn't take you. Put
Speaker 4: some ice on it and go forward.
Speaker 2: Stop he can't he did not say.
Speaker 4: Yes he did, man, not only did he say it?
Speaker 4: You know, obviously you got to tweet out whatever you say.
Speaker 4: Right So now they they they said that he apologized
Speaker 4: and finished his apology with God's speed to Dak. I'm going,
Speaker 4: don't be pulling that crap.
Speaker 2: And I'm sure Da sent back middle finger emojis. See not.
Speaker 4: And you know, I've had people tell me this that
Speaker 4: we're in charge of broadcasters and everything. I wouldn't have
Speaker 4: an an now analyst do a game unless they're a
Speaker 4: former player. Well, just because you're a former player doesn't
Speaker 4: know mean you know everything well and not only that
Speaker 4: and nothingst you.
Speaker 2: No, No, it's not.
Speaker 4: If you think of what Everson does and what Nate does,
Speaker 4: they find out what's going on before they form an opinion.
Speaker 4: This guy goes.
Speaker 3: Off half cocked.
Speaker 4: Uh and uh, that's why to me, it's dangerous to
Speaker 4: put all these guys on just because they play. And
Speaker 4: at some point, I mean, it's just it's irresponsible to
Speaker 4: do that.
Speaker 10: No, do do the you know, and then when you
Speaker 10: do that.
Speaker 4: There's no repercussion either, right. Well, and so I told
Speaker 4: the guys in narratio. I remember when I was working
Speaker 4: at Paper and Columbia, Missouri, h a guy that I
Speaker 4: knew was running a Mexican restaurant and he got accused
Speaker 4: of sexual assault front page, big headlines. Right a week
Speaker 4: later they found out it was bogus metro section about
Speaker 4: eight point type. The case has been dropped. But once
Speaker 4: you do that right, everybody sees it right away and
Speaker 4: reacts and the retraction no big deal. Right, So you
Speaker 4: gotta I don't know, here's what you have with just
Speaker 4: be responsible the.
Speaker 5: Risk you have with former players, and you see it
Speaker 5: with the podcasts and things of that nature. That's why
Speaker 5: I try and be as accurate as possible. That's why
Speaker 5: I like Bill fact checks a lot of the stuff
Speaker 5: that we talk about so that I won't just be
Speaker 5: out here rambling and you.
Speaker 2: Know it's totally was not how it was. Sometimes he'll
Speaker 2: correct me.
Speaker 5: And so you have players, some have this vendetta, you know,
Speaker 5: and they want to air that out, and there are
Speaker 5: times when they might spout some things, or it may
Speaker 5: be coming from a place of envy, it might be
Speaker 5: coming from a place of trying to do it. And
Speaker 5: also some get back. Uh, let's let's case in point.
Speaker 5: You've got a lot of players out there, and it's
Speaker 5: always been the thing.
Speaker 2: I think it mostly started with Randy Moss.
Speaker 5: The Cowboys should have drafted me, right, And because they
Speaker 5: did not draft me when I played every time I
Speaker 5: played them, then I made sure and made them pay
Speaker 5: for That's started with Randy. And you've got a lot
Speaker 5: of players out there who were not nearly as good
Speaker 5: as Randy Moss, who have that same beef with the
Speaker 5: Cowboys or another team or a coach.
Speaker 2: That might be still in the game.
Speaker 5: So then when you give your remarks, this former player
Speaker 5: is usually going to be something unusually stingy, right, something
Speaker 5: unusually sharp that really shouldn't be out there because you
Speaker 5: still have this vendetta that's in your head against a
Speaker 5: particular player, against a particular coach organization. And so I
Speaker 5: think Dak Prescott and the Cowboys themselves have been a
Speaker 5: victim of that. Now with these former players on TV,
Speaker 5: all of them are like the Cowboys are up at
Speaker 5: the you know, and they've got this nose up attitude
Speaker 5: about everything that we do, and it's their job as
Speaker 5: form a player is to shoot that down. And not
Speaker 5: just former players of course we know another particular player,
Speaker 5: another particular guy, but it wasn't a player who came
Speaker 5: in here and joined us one day, you know.
Speaker 4: To make a career out of it.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, and he is. And so.
Speaker 5: That gives them, in their eyes validity, you know, but
Speaker 5: not necessarily here and it may not necessarily be accurate.
Speaker 5: But that sentiment goes up to the producer as well,
Speaker 5: because they know that that's a money maker. They know
Speaker 5: that all these players that have these vendettas against the Cowboys,
Speaker 5: that's good print and it's it's good air.
Speaker 4: Go go look at former Redskins and their former Redskins. Okay,
Speaker 4: they're not commanders, and they had vendettas all the time,
Speaker 4: the guys that got a microphone.
Speaker 5: And not to mention some Philadelphia ego former players as well, Right,
Speaker 5: all of them want to outdo the cowboys. All of
Speaker 5: them want to show the Cowboys you know, gotcha, we're
Speaker 5: getting back at you right now. And that that's true stuff,
Speaker 5: that's true stuff. For us to be the topic of
Speaker 5: so many sketches or edits, it's ridiculous to where, like
Speaker 5: I think they just like you said, they just fired
Speaker 5: Dennis Allen, the coach for the Saints. Well, that wasn't
Speaker 5: the lead deal. The lead deal wasn't the Cowboys sucking
Speaker 5: enough right now?
Speaker 2: Right? You know? I mean they came out with that.
Speaker 2: The coach just got fired.
Speaker 5: But but the Cowboys are the lead deal because the
Speaker 5: producers know that's going to bring you listeners, that's gonna
Speaker 5: bring you ears.
Speaker 2: Just the way it is.
Speaker 5: And that's where having a former player doesn't always mean
Speaker 5: that you're going to have accuracy.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you're just going to have envy.
Speaker 4: Okay, well said, but he said it. I didn't have
Speaker 4: to going on.
Speaker 3: No, that's facts, all right, We continue it more make
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Speaker 3: Right? Did you cover everything from the Mike McCarthy press
Speaker 3: conference today?
Speaker 4: We didn't cover anything.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's where we started, and yeah we went off.
Speaker 4: Well, I had one more too.
Speaker 2: By started after.
Speaker 4: We found out what happened with Dak trying to run
Speaker 4: the football. Oh yeah, I had all you guys out there.
Speaker 4: You wanted him to run more.
Speaker 2: Well, he ran more, and I don't think it was
Speaker 2: about choice.
Speaker 4: No, that was a scramble. But the other ones were runs.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 4: He had three carries for thirty yards and the last
Speaker 4: one was basically he was running out of the pocket
Speaker 4: he got sacked.
Speaker 5: I can't recall forgive me, is that the same leg
Speaker 5: as the as the broken ankle?
Speaker 4: Oh you would ask that.
Speaker 2: Because the boat ankle was left.
Speaker 4: I was thinking it was left was left? Wasn't it
Speaker 4: because he got he got yanked down by that? What
Speaker 4: do you call that?
Speaker 2: Any way?
Speaker 3: We had a fifty to fifty chance of getting it right? Yeah,
Speaker 3: it was just right.
Speaker 5: That's why it was this way. As I thought about
Speaker 5: it, it was this way this way. He brought it down
Speaker 5: this way as he was trying to go there.
Speaker 4: That was like ther what ham string is is this
Speaker 4: is right?
Speaker 5: See that that stuff that you know you has confidences
Speaker 5: it does, it does, no doubt about it. It's no
Speaker 5: doubt about it. Oh yeah, we woke.
Speaker 3: Got it in the same I'm not getting those How
Speaker 3: did I? Why do I don't get that?
Speaker 2: Might be because they're looking for you.
Speaker 4: You're not Apple in society.
Speaker 2: Now, they're looking for you. You might be a suspect.
Speaker 2: They don't want you to know.
Speaker 3: All right, So and I'm just confirming I had to
Speaker 3: wait for Wi fi to kick in here and it
Speaker 3: was his.
Speaker 5: Right ankle, okay, and so his right ham string now
Speaker 5: m hm yes, yeah, that that's definitely related.
Speaker 4: So what you're saying is one, okay, your walls weaken everything.
Speaker 2: Tell you, man, that stuff happened with the guy right yeah,
Speaker 2: he laughs at me, But easy listening, san Diego.
Speaker 3: Got I didn't realize you got your medical degree.
Speaker 5: Said, Usually when you have something that happened off in there,
Speaker 5: then your you know, the rest of your leg has
Speaker 5: to compensate for.
Speaker 2: That injury, which is not never going to fully be healed.
Speaker 2: It's never going to fully be healed.
Speaker 5: That muscle that surrounded that ankle will never be the same.
Speaker 5: It will never be as strong as it should have
Speaker 5: been otherwise. So I'm thinking that as as I like
Speaker 5: the word it precipitated this hamstring injury.
Speaker 2: I like it.
Speaker 3: Okay, what else you got?
Speaker 4: So it was a pretty extensive injury report yesterday. Between
Speaker 4: yes it was.
Speaker 3: There were nine starters, nine Cowboys starters, seven of them
Speaker 3: with Pro Bowl experience, that were either limited or missing
Speaker 3: missing practice accident.
Speaker 4: Right. He gave an update on CD, who practiced on
Speaker 4: a limited basis.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: He said he had a good day and they expected
Speaker 4: him to be out there. He didn't give any specifics,
Speaker 4: but he said he practiced, So I guess if the
Speaker 4: wide receivers practicing, he's got to be able to catch
Speaker 4: the ball. Uh. He said. Micah had a good day
Speaker 4: and he said that he should be out there again
Speaker 4: the day, so he was limited, but he did take
Speaker 4: part in some of the team reps. Uh and uh
Speaker 4: he said he talked to him this morning and it
Speaker 4: sounded like he didn't have any repercussions from uh the activity,
Speaker 4: So it sounds like good for those guys. Let's see
Speaker 4: the other limited guy was did you call it? He
Speaker 4: didn't call it up?
Speaker 2: Did you.
Speaker 4: I forgot to print it out. Hang on I had
Speaker 4: the limited mm hm hmmm, I guess I didn't write
Speaker 4: it on this page. There were four guys that were limited,
Speaker 4: and all of them sounded like they would be able
Speaker 4: to play. They didn't put rest next to Zach Martin
Speaker 4: or Eric Kendricks, but I think that they felt like
Speaker 4: that could today would be the most important.
Speaker 3: I apologize for not listening to you, So I'm going
Speaker 3: to run down the whole stuff. All the limited guys
Speaker 3: were digs with a calf guiton with a neck and
Speaker 3: shoulder uh CD shoulder, micah ankle one, two, three, four, right,
Speaker 3: which one did you miss?
Speaker 12: And Bland d d n P rehab today still maybe,
Speaker 12: I don't think it's a maybe if he's not practicing.
Speaker 3: Kendricks did not participate with a shoulder, and Zach Martin
Speaker 3: shoulder d n P. Of course, Jan Thomas concussion and.
Speaker 4: The vigil that foot just keeps gitting in the way.
Speaker 3: And then the other one is Brandon Cooks, who is
Speaker 3: on I R. So he's not on the injury.
Speaker 4: Report right and he's not ready to practice, not this week,
Speaker 4: so maybe next week.
Speaker 5: Dang, that's a lot, right, that's crazy.
Speaker 2: They could.
Speaker 3: And that's that goes to show you on the infection thing,
Speaker 3: you know, we don't. Yeah, it's it's rare that you
Speaker 3: see a player out with an infection, a knee infection
Speaker 3: coming off of surgery like that, So you don't know
Speaker 3: what to anticipate.
Speaker 4: How long it wasn't a surgery, it was a shot.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's right, that's right, injection and a So you
Speaker 3: don't know how long someone's out with that. And it's
Speaker 3: going to be a fifth week now at least.
Speaker 4: I hate to bring it up because he always gets
Speaker 4: out of me. But when I had my infection, I
Speaker 4: was out for two weeks.
Speaker 2: I'm not getting on you today.
Speaker 4: That's serious stuff, especially when you're taking an ivy to antibiotics.
Speaker 4: It's uh, yeah, it's serious.
Speaker 2: I'm lucky. Is this just for him alone? From Bandon?
Speaker 4: And now the quarterback? So both wide receivers are banged up.
Speaker 4: The top two guys right and Philadelphia's are too, and
Speaker 4: they are Brown was on the injury report.
Speaker 3: He was limited, and then DeVante Smith who was out
Speaker 3: with a hamstring yesterday.
Speaker 4: It's a violent game and it seems like I don't
Speaker 4: know if it's more violent or just you haven't played
Speaker 4: enough football that a lot of this stuff crops up with.
Speaker 5: I'd love to have somebody come along and do some
Speaker 5: type of a study on then versus now. I just
Speaker 5: don't remember so many injuries from players when we played,
Speaker 5: and we weren't as dedicated in the offseason as these
Speaker 5: guys are. They stay in shape year around, and is
Speaker 5: that too much? Do they wear their bodies down? And
Speaker 5: yes they talk about fewer practices, but that should be
Speaker 5: that should be a plus because you're.
Speaker 4: Not succepted to accept that ball to get hurt in
Speaker 4: practice as much, and that's why it is the way
Speaker 4: it is. But then now you're playing football that you're
Speaker 4: not used to.
Speaker 2: Action the other part of it.
Speaker 5: And I don't know if that would have made a
Speaker 5: difference back then. Maybe it would have, I don't know.
Speaker 5: But when it came to covering one on one playing
Speaker 5: a wide receiver, after you play so many practice, have
Speaker 5: so many practices, that stuff just becomes second.
Speaker 2: Nature, you know.
Speaker 5: I mean, you know you could get out of bed
Speaker 5: and do it, you know, But I don't know something
Speaker 5: about how things have run at this time. Do the
Speaker 5: lack of practices help and that's what that's kind of
Speaker 5: what we are right now.
Speaker 3: And then there's different rules as far as using injured
Speaker 3: reserve now to where you got more guys that go
Speaker 3: on injured reserve because they can come back in four
Speaker 3: weeks and back in the day you're on injured reserve,
Speaker 3: you're out for the season.
Speaker 2: And then also the.
Speaker 3: Money involved in it, where you're not because you have
Speaker 3: such a financial investment in a player, you don't want
Speaker 3: to risk of further injury, so you hold them out
Speaker 3: for another week just to make sure they're right.
Speaker 5: It may not necessarily be. They may have the same
Speaker 5: knick knack injuries that we had that we had to
Speaker 5: play through.
Speaker 3: We had to play through. The rosters are larger now.
Speaker 3: You also have the practice squad that you can play with,
Speaker 3: you know, as far as expanding the roster.
Speaker 5: But you don't want to do something like that with
Speaker 5: a star player and you know, tinker around with that
Speaker 5: kind of stuff because you want him on the field,
Speaker 5: you know. So you could probably say that with marginal
Speaker 5: players right as opposed to sit stars.
Speaker 3: But also because of the gambling, it's more publicized now
Speaker 3: all the injuries back then, it wasn't publicized because of
Speaker 3: course there was no gambling going on.
Speaker 2: No, absolutely not.
Speaker 4: Well, but think about it. Back then, they had instituted
Speaker 4: this type of injured reserve because they could put a
Speaker 4: guy on for four weeks and then they could come off.
Speaker 4: What happened was it got abused that they were putting
Speaker 4: guys on there with false injuries just to stash them
Speaker 4: to keep their rights.
Speaker 2: But if you're.
Speaker 5: Talking about having players available, you're not going to be
Speaker 5: messing around with that. If you need players, I mean
Speaker 5: your core players available.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I don't mean to do it for I
Speaker 4: mean guys that are they're.
Speaker 3: Gonna cover with this. The other part of is you
Speaker 3: didn't have it. One of the reasons you only had
Speaker 3: a forty man roster. You didn't have enough money to
Speaker 3: have other players, excess players.
Speaker 2: You know that you could just Let's be real.
Speaker 3: Think how much money is spent on players just flying
Speaker 3: in for workouts across the country.
Speaker 2: You know, Hey, don't don't fuss about that.
Speaker 5: Because Jimmy Jones, Jimmy Johnson bunt in in nineteen eighty nine,
Speaker 5: Jimmy Johnson and the Cowboys airline budget had to be big.
Speaker 4: Worked out because brought them in on Monday, worked them
Speaker 4: out on Tuesday.
Speaker 2: A shuttle or something.
Speaker 4: Started on Sunday and cut them on Monday.
Speaker 5: So many guys man that came in and just left
Speaker 5: in some state I've never seen that it was.
Speaker 2: It was a.
Speaker 4: Cute term, but it was accurate. The revolving door.
Speaker 3: Uh right, So how many of the players of the
Speaker 3: nineteen eighty nine roster weekend week out? But you go
Speaker 3: in the locker room, how many of those players would
Speaker 3: you know their name? Percentage said, there's fifty guys.
Speaker 5: All my teammates names, but do not know their names?
Speaker 5: How would you not know their names? And everything started
Speaker 5: to change gradually.
Speaker 4: Well, and think the way the way that the locker
Speaker 4: room was arranged at Valley Ranch initially in those quadrants. Yeah,
Speaker 4: so you didn't hang around with Quadrant three.
Speaker 3: When you were in quadrant you got a rotating run
Speaker 3: and so wed. Yeah, like like in this in this
Speaker 3: locker room or an NFL locker room right now, where
Speaker 3: you've got all these practice squad players, you got to
Speaker 3: get injured. There's seventy five players walking around here. Okay,
Speaker 3: are there players on teams that don't know the names
Speaker 3: of all the players on their teammates.
Speaker 2: I would imagine it is right now.
Speaker 4: I bet a couple of guys that are on the
Speaker 4: practice squad, because they're the majority of them are in
Speaker 4: that back locker room, I bet they don't.
Speaker 3: Know Ricky Henderson. Ricky Henderson the baseball player. He he
Speaker 3: didn't know any of his teammates. He was with the
Speaker 3: New York Mets at Al Lighter took him around with
Speaker 3: the TV camera and because it was the teammates were
Speaker 3: talking amongst himselfs Ricky don't know my name, I mean,
Speaker 3: and he Al Lighter and Takesy with it. He got
Speaker 3: it on the TV cameras and took put his arm
Speaker 3: around Ricky and brought him up to teammates and say, okay,
Speaker 3: what's his name? Oh, no, mess with Ricky, No mess
Speaker 3: with Ricky.
Speaker 5: Ricky was at that time, he was at the end
Speaker 5: of his career, right, yeah, right, yeah, right, of course.
Speaker 2: Everybody knows Ricky though, Yeah, that's what matters everybody.
Speaker 3: And then he at the end of his career, he
Speaker 3: was with Seattle and John olrud was he was with
Speaker 3: the Mets. He's a teammate with him of the Mets.
Speaker 3: And then he was in Seattle, and old Rud wore
Speaker 3: a batting helmet when he played in the field. Okay,
Speaker 3: because if I guess concussion whatever, and so Ricky sees him.
Speaker 3: I played with a guy in New York who also
Speaker 3: wore a batty and it was the same. It was
Speaker 3: all right, recognized.
Speaker 2: He must not have left impressive.
Speaker 4: This reminds me of since you said Ricky. Missouri had
Speaker 4: a basketball player, Ricky Frasier.
Speaker 3: I remember I called his Gamesvanovich and Curtis Berry and
Speaker 3: John Sunvol Ricky. No, No, he was at Missouri. I
Speaker 3: was Missouri when I was in school at Ou Missouri,
Speaker 3: and uh we beat y'all.
Speaker 4: He was a first round draft choice of the Chicago Bulls.
Speaker 4: But they were in a in the tournament and they
Speaker 4: were going to play Notre Dame. Notre Dame's big guy
Speaker 4: at that time was Kelly Tripuka. He was All America,
Speaker 4: one of So they're in the locker room before the
Speaker 4: game and Norman Stewart says, Ricky, we got Tripuka, and
Speaker 4: Ricky goes who he Oh, just give him a number,
Speaker 4: and it was he was so good. The guy had
Speaker 4: the greatest shooting touch ever, right, but yeah, who he
Speaker 4: he was good?
Speaker 3: Yeah, but they went.
Speaker 4: They I think they got beat by day.
Speaker 3: I got an old cassette tape of mine. They were
Speaker 3: ranked fourth in the country. They came into Norman, Oklahoma
Speaker 3: to play Billy Tubbs Oklahoma Sooners, and they got their
Speaker 3: butts beat by a nine.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right, I still got it.
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Speaker 3: Okay, Everson is not going to be with us tomorrow,
Speaker 3: so ever, sin here in the last couple of minutes
Speaker 3: of the show, we need to get your take on
Speaker 3: what the Cowboys need to do to beat the Eagles
Speaker 3: on Sunday.
Speaker 5: Cowboys need to match up well against the Eagles this
Speaker 5: Sunday Today. Match up well, you know there needs to
Speaker 5: be just one individual that can make things happen, one
Speaker 5: individual that can just screw up your entire game plan,
Speaker 5: which is kind of what happened with the Cowboys against
Speaker 5: the Falcons last week. If you can get everyone else
Speaker 5: to maintain and I would say this the game plan.
Speaker 5: When you have a team like this, the game plan
Speaker 5: is extremely important. This is when the coaches get paid
Speaker 5: to really make the magic happen.
Speaker 2: This is your moment right here.
Speaker 5: Make sure that you put your players in the best position,
Speaker 5: and then you hope for that one player to come
Speaker 5: out and have one of his best games. That's the
Speaker 5: only chance we have to win this game. It's going
Speaker 5: to have to happen in the running game. In regards
Speaker 5: to our defense, we have to have good run defense,
Speaker 5: and I think if we do that, we have a
Speaker 5: chance to win the game.
Speaker 4: Actually, Mike, when he was asked about it, he said,
Speaker 4: we definitely got to play strong inside, meaning stopping the
Speaker 4: run of course, And did we talk about this on Monday?
Speaker 4: The first play that Atlanta ran with Bijon Robinson, it
Speaker 4: was the exact same thing that will diagram for you
Speaker 4: illustrating for the TV show that cutback run. He was
Speaker 4: showing how he's he's he's fast, but he's quick enough
Speaker 4: Bijon to cut to the right and see the backside
Speaker 4: cut and you've got to be aware of it.
Speaker 3: Cowboys were well prepared to stop that too. He only
Speaker 3: got nine yards on that plane rush play.
Speaker 5: Talking about if we could just keep them inconsistent in
Speaker 5: their running game, And I thought we did a decent
Speaker 5: job against the Falcons running rushing game alone.
Speaker 2: If we can be if we can keep.
Speaker 5: Our opposition, uh inconsistent in their running game, we have
Speaker 5: a chance. You have to give yourself a chance. And
Speaker 5: you can't have Derrick Henry running all over the place
Speaker 5: or you.
Speaker 4: Know, as an NFL net provide show jumping somebody from
Speaker 4: the backwards.
Speaker 5: Come on, man, But if you can just minimize the
Speaker 5: damage that their running game will do against our rush,
Speaker 5: our running rushing defense.
Speaker 3: So you think, so you think if you limit Barkley
Speaker 3: to his average of one hundred and sixteen year.
Speaker 2: How they say is average? Okay?
Speaker 3: I did not say, Well, that would be a lot
Speaker 3: better than what they did against Henry, right.
Speaker 2: No doubt, no doubt.
Speaker 4: But be shod didn't get one hundred.
Speaker 3: He did not know he got eighty six and they
Speaker 3: got another fifty nine through the year. Was the problem
Speaker 3: the fifty nine?
Speaker 5: I mean, when you think about it, the Cowboys still
Speaker 5: had the chance to win that game. I'm sorry. They
Speaker 5: had a chance to win that game. And they can
Speaker 5: do the same thing against Philly because Philly's offense is
Speaker 5: not as explosive as what we've seen in the past.
Speaker 3: Okay, which this is off topic. We don't have time
Speaker 3: to get into it, but I'm gonna throw it out
Speaker 3: there anyway. I was just thinking about this.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: The Cowboys are facing Barkley this week, and he was
Speaker 3: like the second pick in the dramt Okay, and he's
Speaker 3: the Eagles. You would say he's been a pretty fine addition.
Speaker 2: To this Eagles still.
Speaker 3: Okay, last week, b John Robinson, Okay, that offense was
Speaker 3: centered around b John Robinson last week, and he was
Speaker 3: the eighth pick in the draft. Okay, the previous week
Speaker 3: San Francisco, Okay, they don't let their guys hurt. But
Speaker 3: he's coming back maybe this week. Christian McCaffrey was the
Speaker 3: eighth pick in the draft. Okay, the previous week it
Speaker 3: was Jamior Gibbs and the Lions, and he was like
Speaker 3: the thirteenth pick in the draft. So what's this talk about.
Speaker 3: You can't draft a running back in the top half
Speaker 3: of the first draft. Crazy got four straight team four
Speaker 3: straight teams.
Speaker 4: Here that are playing the You just have to draft
Speaker 4: the right running back.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you something. And Bill knows what I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: After watching Ou and the.
Speaker 3: Big Eight back in the day, Wiley Simms.
Speaker 5: Running backs was the most amazing thing for me when
Speaker 5: I was young, just you know the way guys, you
Speaker 5: know my dad was running back, the way he was saying,
Speaker 5: to give him a leg and take it away, you know,
Speaker 5: just the normal things that running backs do. I just
Speaker 5: always thought that was so fun watching football when the
Speaker 5: running game was more prominent than the passing game.
Speaker 3: But I mentioned Billy Simms, and there is a poster
Speaker 3: child for why you don't take a running back with
Speaker 3: the first or second pick in the draft. Because he
Speaker 3: got hurt and he wasn't able to do anything. And
Speaker 3: that's the that's the knock against taking the running but
Speaker 3: his NFL career, because he got hurt early on, he
Speaker 3: would have been he would have been a Hall of
Speaker 3: Fame running back, but he got hurt.
Speaker 2: Well, he ran over us in Dallas. Uh, that I
Speaker 2: would call.
Speaker 5: I would call an eighty something yard touchdown pass he
Speaker 5: called over d D Lewis.
Speaker 2: So come on, I've been.
Speaker 4: I was there, ran over us in Colombia.
Speaker 3: That was in college.
Speaker 2: Boy, that was it.
Speaker 3: That may have been his greatest game ever. He had
Speaker 3: back to back games against Missouri and Nebraska.
Speaker 4: And I wrote my whole story after that game. I think,
Speaker 4: if I remember correctly, which one it was all about him.
Speaker 3: But Billy did play, Okay, to your point, Billy did
Speaker 3: play from nineteen eighty to eighty four and had five
Speaker 3: one hundred and six yards in his career. And which okay,
Speaker 3: which okay? First round draft pick, he got him for
Speaker 3: four years, five years if you pick up the fifth
Speaker 3: year option, and so you got your five years out
Speaker 3: of him. You know, you just got to understand when
Speaker 3: you take a running back, that second contract may not
Speaker 3: come to fruition.
Speaker 2: You say anything about Tony, so that's right, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: all right. That kills all of that.
Speaker 3: And there's a whole bunch of others, Yes it is.
Speaker 2: One of them.
Speaker 3: Was at SMU the other day, Eric Dickerson, Tony Express,
Speaker 3: the Express was there.
Speaker 2: La la la la la la, he kills me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but how about SMU's playing in now Watch Watch Out.
Speaker 4: They're gonna make their playoffs.
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Speaker 2: All the guys are from the Dallas area. That's right.
Speaker 2: Love it, I love right all right.
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