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Speaker 3: and the official Dallas Cowboys apt Now here are Bill Jones,
Speaker 3: Everson Wolves, and Mickey Spagnola.
Speaker 4: Well, you just never know what each day we'll bring
Speaker 4: here on Mickshotz. Who will be the surprise visitor on
Speaker 4: this day, a Thursday. Here inside the SWBC podcast studio,
Speaker 4: this is mix shots Bill Jones, Everson Walls, Mickey Spagnola
Speaker 4: with football players on a football field. I can hear
Speaker 4: you saying that, Bill, that's exactly right. We're not indoors today.
Speaker 4: It's a great day. In fact, the coach told me
Speaker 4: it looks like Cleveland out there. It was overcast, so
Speaker 4: let's go play some football.
Speaker 5: I think the sun's out now.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's that was about an hour ago.
Speaker 2: Land.
Speaker 6: They had some beautiful days out there, beautiful days.
Speaker 4: Does Cleveland get a bad rap?
Speaker 2: It does?
Speaker 4: Yeh yeah.
Speaker 6: But you know, when you fly in the first thing
Speaker 6: you see is rusty, shut down warehouses and industrial plants.
Speaker 6: You know, it's not a good look when you fly in.
Speaker 6: But once you land you know, it's it's not bad.
Speaker 6: Plus you have to look.
Speaker 2: Forward to the I Can Go Hall of Fame.
Speaker 6: That really brought a lot up since I was there
Speaker 6: before that, but after that they put that in there.
Speaker 4: And which is very close to the stadium.
Speaker 5: It is, and the lake's kind of pretty it kind
Speaker 5: of it depends.
Speaker 2: That depends on the time of the year. Yeah, that depends.
Speaker 4: I used to go there. It's been I haven't been
Speaker 4: to Cleveland in twenty three years doing Rangers different and
Speaker 4: I would jog by where the stadium is now, by
Speaker 4: the lake and stuff and downtown Cleveland, and you know,
Speaker 4: I kind of like Cleveland.
Speaker 5: So Cleveland long as it's not December or jail.
Speaker 4: It wasn't. It was baseball.
Speaker 6: Well, my first game there because the Giants cut me
Speaker 6: with half the season to go. So I went there
Speaker 6: around October headed to the game home game. You know,
Speaker 6: I wasn't gonna play much at all, And as soon
Speaker 6: as I hit the highway, they had lake effects snow
Speaker 6: and so everyone was at a standstill, and me and
Speaker 6: Nick Saban were late to the game, and I'm like,
Speaker 6: I had never heard of.
Speaker 4: That term, you know, lake affection, lake effects.
Speaker 2: No, I had never heard of that term. I thought
Speaker 2: they were just making some crap up.
Speaker 4: And it was just like early November October.
Speaker 6: This is late October. It was late October, and there
Speaker 6: was were late. Nick was running around like he was crazy,
Speaker 6: trying to put his socks on everything because we missed
Speaker 6: one ups. We just missed all the ones and we
Speaker 6: caught introduction and uh man, that was just a and I.
Speaker 2: Got fined two hundred bucks. I'm like, you know, I
Speaker 2: can't get a break here.
Speaker 4: This is my first So okay, so do you think
Speaker 4: Saban got fined?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: And who could afford it more?
Speaker 5: Now he's gonna don't even know my name.
Speaker 4: Well, here we are. We're now three days away from
Speaker 4: the start of a new season, and uh there's excitement
Speaker 4: building with each passing day, Mickey.
Speaker 5: And we'll make sure we keep an eye keep an
Speaker 5: eye on my back so in case somebody surprises.
Speaker 4: The end of the show. Yesterday, stephen A. Smith made
Speaker 4: his way. He was taking the tour and he saw
Speaker 4: Everson and Lo and behold Everson and Steven O. Stephen
Speaker 4: A go way back.
Speaker 2: He got history. Uh huh, and uh I still hate him.
Speaker 6: A surprise, No he's I don't want to put that
Speaker 6: out and me and then we got along real well.
Speaker 5: He spent an hour with Jerry the owner. Didn't were interview.
Speaker 2: He and Bernard. You know Bernard was the kitchen and
Speaker 2: now he and Bernold they have a little history.
Speaker 6: I got some New York boys and both of New York,
Speaker 6: and they had a little They knew some guys that
Speaker 6: both went to Winston Salem, you know HBCU, well Steve
Speaker 6: when they went to school.
Speaker 5: So yeah, they let him sit in the training table
Speaker 5: and have lunch.
Speaker 2: You should, did you should?
Speaker 4: Did you watch the interview? I watched it last night.
Speaker 4: A good interview with Jerry. It was an hour long.
Speaker 2: It was an hour.
Speaker 4: I got to bed late last night, after after work.
Speaker 4: That was what I watched before going to bed last
Speaker 4: last night. I know, No, it was good. It was
Speaker 4: a good interview. In fact, Jerry was highly complimentary of
Speaker 4: stephen A's questions. You've done your research. Yeah, right, they
Speaker 4: need to stop.
Speaker 2: They need to stop.
Speaker 6: We all know they got this little thing going. They
Speaker 6: really need to stop. Yeah, Jerry Odd, that's what you call.
Speaker 5: Jerry just goes back to tech shram. If you're talking
Speaker 5: about me, good or bad as long as you're talking
Speaker 5: about me, right, And Jerry gave him credit for the
Speaker 5: Cowboys high profile.
Speaker 4: He's part of part of the reason the Cowboys are
Speaker 4: worth what they're worth. Right, So there you go, and
Speaker 4: stephen A is almost worth that much himself.
Speaker 6: Got once he once he got rid of the extra
Speaker 6: load walls.
Speaker 4: Where do you go? Way back with him?
Speaker 6: This was around the time I donated my kidney, because
Speaker 6: so it was around oh five, it was five first
Speaker 6: and uh, yeah, I don't know how Mike Davis my
Speaker 6: business partner, he was my agent at the time, and
Speaker 6: I don't know how I even got the gig. Well,
Speaker 6: nick I was flying to New York every week going
Speaker 6: up there to do the show, The stephen A. Smith Show,
Speaker 6: and we were on with a couple of other guys
Speaker 6: and uh, you know how it is one of those
Speaker 6: new shows radio it was on.
Speaker 4: Yes, probably find it on YouTube.
Speaker 2: So you can definitely find it.
Speaker 6: And you know, there were times when you just run
Speaker 6: out of content and we just start talking trash each other,
Speaker 6: and that that.
Speaker 2: Was the most exciting part of the show.
Speaker 4: Pretty good stuff there.
Speaker 2: But we had fun.
Speaker 6: But I think Stephen they got upset with somebody behind
Speaker 6: the scenes, and once he started opening up his mouth,
Speaker 6: the whole thing was going. H But what the best
Speaker 6: thing about it was around the time I was gonna
Speaker 6: donate my kidney, I was trying.
Speaker 2: To keep the secret.
Speaker 6: We were trying to keep the secret until Sean Ron's
Speaker 6: son just can't keep his mouth closed. And so once
Speaker 6: he released that, people started asking me about it. Before
Speaker 6: I caught the plane to go to New York because
Speaker 6: they was on ESPN dot com.
Speaker 2: So I go there and I'm like, Steven.
Speaker 6: I don't want to talk about this now, because our
Speaker 6: plan was to make sure to make it happen. But
Speaker 6: He's like, you're gonna talk about you know, in that voice,
Speaker 6: and so we ended up. Really that was the first
Speaker 6: time we public league aired My intent to donate my
Speaker 6: kidney was on that show, so we got that history going.
Speaker 5: And by the way, he moonlighted on us last night.
Speaker 4: Too, I saw something.
Speaker 6: What was going on there, man, I was just you know,
Speaker 6: up at the place, you know, up at the Cowboys Club,
Speaker 6: the Cowboy Club, chilling you just you just.
Speaker 2: The show, spreading my knowledge.
Speaker 5: He was on our old Legend show.
Speaker 4: It used to be called the Legend Show. So you're
Speaker 4: no longer a legend. You're a cross talk.
Speaker 5: He's a cross talk.
Speaker 2: It was fine. Nate had me fired up. He was,
Speaker 2: you know, Nate man.
Speaker 6: When we started talking about the team together, we you know,
Speaker 6: we really started sounding off. And yeah, pretty much what
Speaker 6: I was saying here and those things that we talked
Speaker 6: about in here was very prevalent on the interview.
Speaker 4: By the way, I don't think anybody was as excited
Speaker 4: to see stephen A in the building than Nate Newton.
Speaker 2: Well, I have something to say about that.
Speaker 6: You know, he walks by, he wasn't even gonna speak
Speaker 6: to us, but hardly trying to sneak by. And remember Nate,
Speaker 6: Nate early earlier, Yeah, what's up? I thought it was
Speaker 6: gonna come in right.
Speaker 4: No, no, they gave us the cold shoulders and then
Speaker 4: stephen A. Smith shows up and all of a sudden
Speaker 4: on the show.
Speaker 6: Come on, man, it is that too predictable? Come on, Nate,
Speaker 6: do better, man. You know we love you boy, We
Speaker 6: love you first, stephen They is definitely second.
Speaker 4: All right, enough, stephen A. You didn't like the Cowboys anyway? Right,
Speaker 4: that's right, So Mickey, get us up to speed. What
Speaker 4: the coach said at this press conference, what we need
Speaker 4: to know as we start this Thursday.
Speaker 5: You know what, I thought it was interesting. He didn't
Speaker 5: answer the question, But there was a second part to it.
Speaker 5: Remember yesterday when we started talking about the possibility of
Speaker 5: Trayvon Diggs following Amari Cooper, I brought that up to you,
Speaker 5: and so the question came up, and obviously he wasn't
Speaker 5: going to give you any thoughts on how they're going
Speaker 5: to play ski, but part of the question was is
Speaker 5: Trayvon healthy enough just being his first game is going
Speaker 5: to play since September seventeenth last year to do that,
Speaker 5: And he said health is no problem that he would
Speaker 5: be good enough to be able to do something like that.
Speaker 5: So from a health standpoint.
Speaker 6: Well, I mean they said the same thing about Michael
Speaker 6: Gallup last year.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, I don't think they understood.
Speaker 6: They understood, but right I think they you know, like
Speaker 6: like any player you gamble on, Hey man, I hope
Speaker 6: you're ready.
Speaker 2: You know, we did everything we could.
Speaker 6: We fixed your knee up, you fix up your your ligaments,
Speaker 6: and so you know, I hope everything's gonna be okay.
Speaker 6: I'm hoping that he's able to ramp up sooner. Talking
Speaker 6: about term Steele.
Speaker 2: Right, yeah, he said he feels much better. Yeah, yeah
Speaker 2: than last year.
Speaker 6: Yes, absolutely, but he wasn't talking about not feeling well, like.
Speaker 5: I'm ready to go, right, So you're ready to go
Speaker 5: until it's time to go, that's right.
Speaker 6: So you know, I'm just hoping that Trayvon is is
Speaker 6: all the way healthy, as healthy as he can be.
Speaker 6: He didn't start really full practice until when in training.
Speaker 2: Oh, it was.
Speaker 7: Easily midway least the first two weeks and he had
Speaker 7: not practice and it was basically that the second rams
Speaker 7: joint practice where he had the interception was where.
Speaker 5: Right, And I think that was watching from afar. Finally
Speaker 5: back in pads, actually taking part in team and Mike
Speaker 5: points out that's not much time that today will be
Speaker 5: a very important practice for him because they'll be in
Speaker 5: pads and they'll have competitive periods, so he get a
Speaker 5: better gauge of maybe just as.
Speaker 6: You talked about that, that's close proximity from just getting
Speaker 6: in pads to now I'm going to be following the
Speaker 6: Mary Cooper all around.
Speaker 4: And remember how Trayvon got hurt. It wasn't during the game, No,
Speaker 4: it was practice last year, and so you can understand
Speaker 4: why you're taking baby steps as we.
Speaker 6: Go along and now, and that's why I'm taking baby
Speaker 6: steps mentally in regards to thinking that he can do.
Speaker 5: So it'll be interesting what they decide or if they'll say, Okay,
Speaker 5: kayln Carson, have at it, big boy.
Speaker 2: Well let's look at this.
Speaker 6: Uh, the fact that the Browns, we know they're going
Speaker 6: to run the ball, but the fact that we're not
Speaker 6: necessarily respecting their running game with Chub being out, maybe
Speaker 6: we could expend the safety to you know, kind of
Speaker 6: keep an eye out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, for.
Speaker 6: I was, which one are you going to keep an
Speaker 6: eye off for a Cooper?
Speaker 5: And somebody's got somebody.
Speaker 4: By the way, Both those guys are We've always talked
Speaker 4: about Amari and his route running. Cherry Judy is known
Speaker 4: for his crisp route running as well.
Speaker 5: And speak and and Jordan Lewis basically you know we
Speaker 5: we say it Cooper's route run. He said, he's got
Speaker 5: to be one of the top five receivers I've ever
Speaker 5: seen running routes. Yes, that's how good he is.
Speaker 6: And it's not just that you see it on some
Speaker 6: of the preview shots. They're talking about Cooper his ability
Speaker 6: to catch the ball, in the crowd is special. His
Speaker 6: ability to make tough catches is special, even with the
Speaker 6: dB on his back. His ability to concentrate in that manner,
Speaker 6: you know, you gotta put it. I put him higher
Speaker 6: than top five in regards to especially in the game today.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't say history, but in the game today he
Speaker 6: goes to me.
Speaker 2: He reminds me.
Speaker 6: Of old school players that are just able to be
Speaker 6: pure receivers and no matter what's going on around him
Speaker 6: blittny cough, guys like that, I'm going to catch this ball,
Speaker 6: whatever you're doing. My concentrations on that ball, and I'm
Speaker 6: going to not just catch it, I'm gonna get my
Speaker 6: feet down and make football player.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 5: The thing I noticed about his route running was that
Speaker 5: he could make cuts without losing speed. The speed stayed
Speaker 5: the same, and that's got to be problem for a
Speaker 5: cornerback because if he gets a step on you, then
Speaker 5: you're probably not catching up.
Speaker 6: He reminds me when you think about guys like him,
Speaker 6: he doesn't beat you with speed, right, he beats you
Speaker 6: with precision. Yeah, Steve Larger makes every route look the
Speaker 6: same if he wants to. When he comes off the
Speaker 6: line of scrimmage, there's no tail. The wide receivers sometimes
Speaker 6: they give you a tail. They'll come off a certain way,
Speaker 6: trying to fake you into this and that, and then
Speaker 6: you can start to figure it out after a while
Speaker 6: with guys like Larging every route, when he comes off
Speaker 6: the line, it looks exactly the same, So you really
Speaker 6: have to concentrate on keeping an eye.
Speaker 2: On him and everything he does.
Speaker 6: And after while you get messma rides because his feet
Speaker 6: are going the same speed all the time, and he
Speaker 6: will cut off of that same speed. And that's what
Speaker 6: you're talking about when he makes his cut.
Speaker 5: Not that he's so fast, but that he does precise
Speaker 5: I mean, Michael wasn't the speediest wide receiver out there.
Speaker 2: Jimmy would admit that, right.
Speaker 5: I remember when Jimmy first got here and he saw
Speaker 5: his wide receiver core and he.
Speaker 4: Goes, where's the speed?
Speaker 5: I have more speed at Miami I left behind than
Speaker 5: right here with this.
Speaker 4: Cowboys drafted Alexander Wright.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and got speed, but didn't know.
Speaker 6: As you talk about Mike coming off the same way. Uh,
Speaker 6: it's the preciseness in that Drew Pearson same thing. There's
Speaker 6: a reason that got Drew and Mike got behind people
Speaker 6: with no speed because of the preciseness of their route.
Speaker 2: They never changed anything.
Speaker 6: You're waiting on the move, you don't get a move
Speaker 6: when you when you don't get a move, then they've
Speaker 6: got they make the move. And so that's why the
Speaker 6: precision of im off the line of scrimmage is something
Speaker 6: that most good wide receivers are.
Speaker 4: You know, you look at what Cleveland has the wide
Speaker 4: receiver position. I was comparing with what they had last
Speaker 4: year and really the addition of Jerry Judy. They didn't
Speaker 4: have that second receiver on their roster really last year.
Speaker 4: If you look just at catches last year in fifteen games,
Speaker 4: Cooper had seventy two catches. Elijah Moore was their second
Speaker 4: leading receivers as a wide receiver and he had fifty
Speaker 4: nine receptions. In djoku, they're tied in had eighty one receptions,
Speaker 4: so he led them in receptions. But they as far
Speaker 4: as wide receivers go, they had those two Cooper and
Speaker 4: more and then David Bell was another guy that at
Speaker 4: fourteen just fourteen catches, and so they have actually added
Speaker 4: to their arsenal and Jerry Judy is not replacing anybody.
Speaker 4: He's being added to the arsenal that they didn't have
Speaker 4: last year. And this is a team with five quarterbacks
Speaker 4: went eleven and six a year.
Speaker 5: Ago, right, so, and one was kind of coming off
Speaker 5: his couch.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Joe Flacco.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So, and then you look at Watson. He had six
Speaker 4: starts last year. They went five and one in his
Speaker 4: starts and.
Speaker 5: The other one, which is amazing because he numbers weren't
Speaker 5: I mean.
Speaker 4: Just sixty one percent completion percentage for eleven hundred and
Speaker 4: fifteen yards as you've mentioned, six point five yards per attempt,
Speaker 4: and he had four picks and seven touchdown passes.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So if you just try and take away the mistakes
Speaker 6: that they made, you're looking at a team obviously led
Speaker 6: by hello a defense. Yes, exactly, That's what it comes
Speaker 6: down to. Like Spac said, the numbers weren't that great.
Speaker 4: On their offense. They not only played five quarterbacks last year,
Speaker 4: they lost arguably is the best running back in the
Speaker 4: league in Nick Chubb after two games. And they also
Speaker 4: had their left tackle Jedrick Wills, only played eight games
Speaker 4: last year and their right tackle, Jack Conklin, only played
Speaker 4: one game last year, so they had they were playing
Speaker 4: backup tackles for the majority of the season and backup
Speaker 4: running back in five quarterbacks last year, and so they
Speaker 4: had to rely on their defense. And that's why Kevin
Speaker 4: Stefanski was the Coach of the Year last year is
Speaker 4: because of what they had to deal with on their offense.
Speaker 6: I heard Nate Newton bring up last night. We're talking
Speaker 6: about cross talk. Nate Newton brought up the Ravens, And
Speaker 6: you know, you guys know I've always brought up the
Speaker 6: Ravens when I talk about a team that's just stubborn
Speaker 6: in their own defense because their team has such a
Speaker 6: good defense, they don't care who they go into the
Speaker 6: game with. Their defense is going to give them a
Speaker 6: shot to win the game. That's what I want from here.
Speaker 6: That's what I've always wanted. I've said it two or
Speaker 6: three years and ago. That's what I've always wanted here.
Speaker 6: I don't care who we go in with defensively, we
Speaker 6: have to control the game.
Speaker 2: We did that a little bit with Cooper Rush at
Speaker 2: one point.
Speaker 6: We did it for five games if I'm not mistaken,
Speaker 6: But you know, I think we need to have more
Speaker 6: of that mentality.
Speaker 4: Hey, Mickey, you look back at the Super Bowl teams
Speaker 4: in the nineties and the defense controlled the games right then.
Speaker 5: Right, And and I think that's one of the unknowns
Speaker 5: of this defense. You know, has it improved, right?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 5: Can you stop the run against teams that want to
Speaker 5: run the football, right, which they didn't do.
Speaker 4: That's philosophy, right, yeah, contract.
Speaker 5: And that's why I like seeing on the depth chart
Speaker 5: that there were three linebackers line.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So you've got to be able to have a defense
Speaker 4: that can stop the offense no matter what they're trying
Speaker 4: to do.
Speaker 2: No matter what they're trying to do.
Speaker 6: And now that also comes from preparation and also comes
Speaker 6: you know, and they talked about last night as well.
Speaker 6: I mean, you have people out there calling out your
Speaker 6: play sometimes before the balls even snapped.
Speaker 2: We should be that defense.
Speaker 6: I mean, I'm sure every offense has a tail, every
Speaker 6: offense has a page that they have.
Speaker 2: Sure Zimmas told.
Speaker 6: Them, like, when this happens, then we all need to
Speaker 6: yell out whatever needs to happen. But adjustments we need
Speaker 6: to make. So this team needs to have not just
Speaker 6: one player that can do that, but there needs to
Speaker 6: be a core of players that would recognize right away
Speaker 6: what's going on.
Speaker 2: He spoke about the Giants doing that. I was there.
Speaker 6: I saw it. The guys know what's going on. Call
Speaker 6: Bank's gonna call it out, Pepper Johnson's going to see it.
Speaker 6: They're gonna pass it over to Lt. Lennad marsh is
Speaker 6: already there and what's stopping them.
Speaker 4: It's a cerebral game.
Speaker 5: That's why Eric Kendricks is going to make a big difference.
Speaker 4: That's what I'm trying.
Speaker 5: After they lost vander esh they didn't have enough linebackers,
Speaker 5: enough guys with experience playing the position like Clark was playing.
Speaker 5: That was his first year basically. I mean, I know
Speaker 5: he played as a rookie, but that was his first
Speaker 5: year playing that much. Right, they were short of linebackers
Speaker 5: and that's why you know it came up in the
Speaker 5: press conference. The last time these two teams met was
Speaker 5: twenty twenty and I think Cleveland ran for five hundred
Speaker 5: yards whatever it was. Yeah, yeah, that was remember it
Speaker 5: And somebody brought that up, right, It's like, did you
Speaker 5: show them what the Browns like to do? And McCarthy goes, well,
Speaker 5: we're more dealing with now. That was back then, and
Speaker 5: I'm thinking, yeah, that's when Mike Nolan was the defensive coordinator,
Speaker 5: and this defense was not very good. Whatever scheme they
Speaker 5: were trying to play, it was a I can't even
Speaker 5: remember if they were trying to do some three four
Speaker 5: things and four to three stuff and they were just miserable.
Speaker 6: You have to worry or wonder with this Cleveland team.
Speaker 6: Will they still continue to run the ball twenty five
Speaker 6: thirty times a game, right thirty five? Or will they
Speaker 6: just use that to set us up for the past.
Speaker 5: Because last year they only have it's three point nine
Speaker 5: yards of carrying running the ball, but.
Speaker 2: It doesn't stop him from running a great amount of time,
Speaker 2: and they.
Speaker 5: Ran it five hundred and eighteen times. I want to say,
Speaker 5: that's got to be and I'll look it up after
Speaker 5: I say it one hundred times more than the Cowboys did.
Speaker 2: So the pattern is there. We know what he likes
Speaker 2: to do.
Speaker 6: But sometimes when you have an offense that's that's more
Speaker 6: diverse than he's probably ever had, he could use the
Speaker 6: run just to set you up for the past.
Speaker 4: And by the way, that two thousand game. Stefanski the
Speaker 4: head coach for Cleveland and McCarthy the head coach for Dallas.
Speaker 4: They're both in their fifth year so Stefanski was the
Speaker 4: head coach for Cleveland the last time these two teams
Speaker 4: met in two thousand and the numbers on that mickey
Speaker 4: it was three hundred seven yards. I only exaggerated a
Speaker 4: little three hundred seven yards rushing for Cleveland in that game.
Speaker 4: They did not have a one individual one hundred yard rusher.
Speaker 4: Ernest Johnson had ninety five yards on thirteen carries. Kareem
Speaker 4: Hunt had seventy one yards and eleven carries. Nick Chubb
Speaker 4: had six carries for forty three yards. Dontrell Hilliard had
Speaker 4: five carries for nineteen yards. And get this, Odell Beckham
Speaker 4: Junior had two carries for seventy three yards touchdown.
Speaker 2: And once again, the setup. It's the setup, the preparation
Speaker 2: you used the running game to set them up for
Speaker 2: the passing game.
Speaker 4: And by the by the way, Dak Prescott threw fifty
Speaker 4: eight passes in that game. It was forty one out
Speaker 4: of fifty eight for five hundred and two yards passing
Speaker 4: for the Cowboys in that game a loss forty nine
Speaker 4: thirty eight. It was sealed by an Odell Beckham Junior
Speaker 4: fifty yard run for a touchdown with three twenty five
Speaker 4: left in the game that sealed it for Cleveland.
Speaker 5: Cow was rented for sixty eight last year, So that's
Speaker 5: not bad.
Speaker 4: Okay, we're just getting started here. We got much more
Speaker 4: to get to. It's getting you ready for the Cowboys
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Speaker 4: this time. All right, Mickey, what else is on your
Speaker 4: legal pad? There?
Speaker 5: Mike was asked about if he was comfortable starting four
Speaker 5: rookies in the season opener, and he said, I don't
Speaker 5: know if the word comfortable is right, but he said, uh,
Speaker 5: I'm confident. Uh, And you know you're gonna You're gonna
Speaker 5: find out what these guys can do.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 5: We talked a little bit about it yesterday, although we
Speaker 5: got off track because I asked Everson, well, it was
Speaker 5: it like to start your first game in the NFL?
Speaker 5: And he goes, I don't know, but I before I did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm sorry, I went off. I went off. I
Speaker 2: do that sometimes. I'm sorry, but but these guys.
Speaker 5: I was talking to Dak about it a little bit
Speaker 5: and he was like, you know, you just got to
Speaker 5: be if you're prepared, you got to be confident in yourself.
Speaker 5: You can't go out there tippy toeing and acting like oh,
Speaker 5: I'm a rookie. This is my first game. You've played
Speaker 5: football before. You just got to go out and play.
Speaker 5: And it was funny. I said, well, what do you
Speaker 5: remember most about that? And he said, so it was
Speaker 5: against the Giants. It was on the road, I think
Speaker 5: twenty sixteen, real quick, and he said, all I all
Speaker 5: I remembered was seeing all these signs about nine to eleven.
Speaker 5: He remembered that they played on nine eleven.
Speaker 4: It was nine to eleven. Yeah, it was September eleventh,
Speaker 4: twenty sixteen. It was at home against the Giants, a
Speaker 4: twenty to nineteen loss. And then he reeled off how
Speaker 4: many went eleven wins.
Speaker 5: And eleven So he lost three games that year. Two
Speaker 5: of them were to Giants, one by one point and
Speaker 5: one by.
Speaker 4: That was back when the Giants used to beat the Cowboys. Yep, yeah.
Speaker 2: What was the other?
Speaker 5: The second loss to the Giants.
Speaker 4: It was his next loss, which was December eleventh, my birthday,
Speaker 4: Well birthday?
Speaker 5: Was it a three point game?
Speaker 2: Yes? It was.
Speaker 4: See there, a ten to seven loss at the Giants.
Speaker 5: So two of his three losses were about total of
Speaker 5: four points in the.
Speaker 2: Bo Did we need that Giants?
Speaker 4: No, we won the Division.
Speaker 6: So yeah, yeah, yeah, I was going to say that
Speaker 6: sounds like a meek out.
Speaker 4: And had a first round by in the playoffs, so yeah, no,
Speaker 4: we didn't need that game.
Speaker 5: And then was the they lost the last.
Speaker 4: The last game at Philadelphia.
Speaker 5: So that was That's how close they were too. Almost
Speaker 5: imperfect with a rookie quarterback.
Speaker 4: But anyway, and then Aaron Rodgers and Jared Cook happened
Speaker 4: in Mason Crosby in the playoffs.
Speaker 5: Don't give me start like what I was there time
Speaker 5: ten seconds left.
Speaker 2: I was there.
Speaker 4: But Dak is one who knows a little something about
Speaker 4: starting as a rookie in this league and having success.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and just you know, go play I think what
Speaker 6: happens is a younger player gets out there and you say,
Speaker 6: just go play football, but they also understand that it's.
Speaker 2: At a higher level.
Speaker 6: So the guy, you know, you've always played football, right,
Speaker 6: but you're always better probably than the guy that you
Speaker 6: were going up against. And you might have a couple
Speaker 6: of challenges, but now you've got a challenge from even
Speaker 6: the wide receiver.
Speaker 2: They might be coming off the bench. So everybody is
Speaker 2: as good as you.
Speaker 6: But we start to tighten up when we think of
Speaker 6: that we start to overthink when you're confronted in that situation.
Speaker 5: Because you're probably worried about making a mistake. But he
Speaker 5: makes a mistake out there, you just don't want to
Speaker 5: make it again or make that mistake cause another mistake.
Speaker 6: But you also you might be a bit intimidated from
Speaker 6: your thought process of, well, this guy's really good.
Speaker 2: So how did I play somebody who's really good.
Speaker 6: Somebody I hadn't played against who's got that kind of
Speaker 6: talent before. How do you handle that mentally? Do you
Speaker 6: play more cautiously or do you get too aggressive? That's
Speaker 6: where you have to kind of.
Speaker 4: What's interesting is this matchup against this Cleveland defensive line
Speaker 4: for the two rookies for the Cowboys. Is how veteran
Speaker 4: a unit it is for Cleveland? I mean we're talking, Okay,
Speaker 4: Miles Garrett, he's obviously, he's Miles Garrett. He's a five
Speaker 4: time pro bowler and he's gonna he'll be twenty nine
Speaker 4: in December.
Speaker 2: Guy, he's still young.
Speaker 4: And but on the other side, you got Zadarius Smith,
Speaker 4: who turns thirty two this week. Okay, your interior guys,
Speaker 4: Shelby Harris is thirty three years old, and Dalvin Tomlinson
Speaker 4: is thirty years old, and then they signed Quentin Jefferson
Speaker 4: in the offseason. He's thirty one years old. So it's
Speaker 4: like everybody that they're lying up against on that defensive line,
Speaker 4: no matter what the matchups are, it's going to be
Speaker 4: a guy with old man's strength who's twenty nine are
Speaker 4: over yeah, basically and with five six years at least
Speaker 4: five six years experience. I think that's like, that's what
Speaker 4: that's what the kids are up against this week.
Speaker 6: And he's born a day after me. Who's that mouth good? Oh, okay,
Speaker 6: day after me?
Speaker 2: He's that old show go ahead.
Speaker 4: And the concern that I have, you know, clearly there's
Speaker 4: a concern guid in going up against Garrett or Zadarius Smith,
Speaker 4: doesn't matter who lines up. The concern I have with
Speaker 4: Geydon is the lack of experience that he had even
Speaker 4: at the collegiate level. It's a big ask. I mean,
Speaker 4: we've seen in the little bit that we've seen of
Speaker 4: him in training camp where he looks the part okay,
Speaker 4: but it's a question of being able to consistently do
Speaker 4: it play after play in this league and uh, and
Speaker 4: then it'll be after this week. It'll be game after game?
Speaker 2: What is that a spectrum thing?
Speaker 5: We put the tight end right there?
Speaker 4: Okay, there you go.
Speaker 5: I mean they can't. They can't leave him single on
Speaker 5: Garrett the whole game. Got to put the tight end
Speaker 5: over there, put the full back over there.
Speaker 4: And it's going to be an ongoing thing all season.
Speaker 4: Will you want to make sure.
Speaker 5: Because everybody's got a right maybe not to that level,
Speaker 5: but they got a miles gear right. You know, what
Speaker 5: do you think they're saying in Cleveland?
Speaker 2: Right now?
Speaker 5: What are we going to do with left tackle? Michael
Speaker 5: Parsons lines up over there? So that's put a tight
Speaker 5: end over there.
Speaker 6: When you when you look at when you look at
Speaker 6: those kind of matchups, you know he's gonna come out there,
Speaker 6: and you talked about the veterans on the line, they're
Speaker 6: going to have this type of communication on their side.
Speaker 2: That he's going to notice.
Speaker 6: And you can't be tripped out by that, right you know,
Speaker 6: because they're going they're unified. I mean, they've been together,
Speaker 6: you know, a couple of years probably, and you know
Speaker 6: they've got this culture now on their defensive line. So
Speaker 6: when we come out on our offensive line, I'm pretty sure,
Speaker 6: we won't necessarily have the kind of confidence in ourselves
Speaker 6: right away that their defensive line will have. So as
Speaker 6: a unit, they got to come together as a unit,
Speaker 6: not individually. They have to look at this as a unit.
Speaker 6: I can't look at this and say I'm out here
Speaker 6: by myself with this guy and they've got all this
Speaker 6: communication going. They look so together. Here we are. We
Speaker 6: know we got a rookie over here. We got a
Speaker 6: rookie here. Everybody's We're not as solidified, and so those
Speaker 6: kinds of things can make you, as you go out there,
Speaker 6: initially think about oh.
Speaker 5: Snap, they they Since Miles Garrett is just down the
Speaker 5: road from here growing up, we need to get him
Speaker 5: to walk out there and go Tyler, your mama.
Speaker 2: No, and just that let's get this.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 5: The other thing that Dak pointed out, we were just
Speaker 5: shooting the breeze. He was talking about how these players
Speaker 5: today are more adapt to playing dealing with the atmosphere
Speaker 5: of the big stadiums. He goes, especially since the transfer
Speaker 5: portal in college, guys that were playing small college they
Speaker 5: transfer into a bigger school and all of a sudden,
Speaker 5: sixty five thousand people at you know, Huntington bank Field
Speaker 5: is not intimidating because they've played in that before. They're
Speaker 5: more adept to dealing with because sometimes did the atmosphere
Speaker 5: ever did you ever go oh wow?
Speaker 2: I never did?
Speaker 5: I mean because what was the most you played in
Speaker 5: front of in college?
Speaker 2: In college super Dome by your classic but home game
Speaker 2: that was definitely not a home game.
Speaker 5: No, I mean when you played a home game at Grambling.
Speaker 2: Oh that was three thousand people. Then you walk. That's
Speaker 2: why we never played at home. That's why we Alway Stadium.
Speaker 6: Yeah we don't. We don't Grambling. No, we go Orange Bowl.
Speaker 6: We went to Tallahassee, you know, Jackson Memorial Stadium.
Speaker 4: With a big metropolitan area.
Speaker 6: Right, No it is not, sir, Yeah, no, we all
Speaker 6: That's why we always went to the to the big stadiums.
Speaker 5: So you've seen we were bo Stormers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean that's something.
Speaker 6: No, not not, but they of course right after I.
Speaker 2: Left and so yeah, now they do our time.
Speaker 6: But no, you're right, it's you know there, there can't
Speaker 6: be it can't be intimidating. I'll say, like this first game,
Speaker 6: first home away game New York played in New York
Speaker 6: playing Yankee Stadium, and I wasn't intimidated by the crowd,
Speaker 6: but just the fact that I was playing in.
Speaker 4: The crowd didn't intend that it was those monuments out.
Speaker 6: In seventeen years old Yankee Stadium. So that kind of
Speaker 6: got me. Yeah, I didn't, I didn't play that game,
Speaker 6: But no, that got all right.
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Speaker 4: All right, field positions can to be a key in
Speaker 4: this game too. We were talking this continuing our conversation
Speaker 4: on those young linemen. You don't want to be backed
Speaker 4: up right, You're on end of the field and it's
Speaker 4: gonna be hard.
Speaker 5: Don't get hard to get out of the dog Pound's right.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think I'm more worried about their their home
Speaker 6: field attitude by the Browns than I am probably anything else.
Speaker 5: They only lost one game there only.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's what I just playing at home, they feel
Speaker 6: like they have a huge advantage, and how will we
Speaker 6: you know, this is one of those games like early
Speaker 6: on in the season obviously to where we can we
Speaker 6: need to test ourselves. It's going to be a big
Speaker 6: test to see how we play with our backs up
Speaker 6: against the wall against a team that is a great
Speaker 6: matchup for us.
Speaker 5: And it wasn't just any team beating them at home.
Speaker 5: They got beat by Baltimore, so.
Speaker 4: They also beat Baltimore. In fact, that was the last
Speaker 4: game that was at Baltimore. They won thirty three thirty
Speaker 4: one one.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: The reason I looked at that game was that was
Speaker 4: the last game that Deshaun Watson played in and they
Speaker 4: actually fell behind seventeen to three early in that game
Speaker 4: and they came back and won thirty three to thirty one.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 4: But you could tell even in that game watching Deshaun
Speaker 4: Watson that he was having issues with his shoulder. I
Speaker 4: mean he kind of a funky throwing motion during that game.
Speaker 4: And he wound up being lost for the rest of
Speaker 4: the season and had shoulder surgery. So that's one of
Speaker 4: the intriguing things is what is Watson going to look
Speaker 4: like now?
Speaker 2: So let's look at that.
Speaker 6: I mean, Watson's going through his stuff, you know, the controversy,
Speaker 6: the legal problems coming in here with turnovers and not
Speaker 6: being able to play up to his true ability, and
Speaker 6: they still won. So you got to look at how
Speaker 6: tough minded this team is. That's why that worries me
Speaker 6: more than anything. It's not the matchups, it's the tough minded.
Speaker 6: This is how they play at home. And I gotta
Speaker 6: say this, this coach is pretty damn good coach. He
Speaker 6: can motivate the heck out these guys.
Speaker 4: Speaking of coaches, that's interesting. I love looking at the
Speaker 4: just the matchup of coaches and stuff. Okay, yet, Kevin Stefanski,
Speaker 4: who is in his fifth year as the head coach
Speaker 4: at Cleveland, you know where he was before that, He
Speaker 4: was with Mike Zimmer in Minnesota. Here we go and
Speaker 4: so he was in fact, he was with the Vikings
Speaker 4: from two thousand and six. He preceded Zimmer at Minnesota,
Speaker 4: and Zimmer kept him on the staff when he became
Speaker 4: the head coach in twenty fourteen, and so he was
Speaker 4: with him through twenty nineteen, and he got the Cleveland
Speaker 4: job in twenty twenty. So they obviously know each other
Speaker 4: very well.
Speaker 2: A nice nugget, dare, buddy. And then that's something right
Speaker 2: was he the did he?
Speaker 4: He was the variety of positions, and I believe he
Speaker 4: may have been in scouting to start with. But once
Speaker 4: once Zimmer was hired as the head coach, he was
Speaker 4: the tight ends coach in twenty fourteen and fifteen, he
Speaker 4: was the running backs coach in sixteen, he was the
Speaker 4: quarterbacks coach in seventeen and eighteen, and the offensive coordinator
Speaker 4: in twenty nineteen.
Speaker 6: That's that's a tough one there. That's something there. That's
Speaker 6: a nugget right there, Bill, there's that.
Speaker 4: There's another little no.
Speaker 2: One no one's even talked about.
Speaker 4: That's interesting, man, there's another little nugget. Their new offensive coordinator,
Speaker 4: Ken Dorsey, who of course was with Buffalo last year
Speaker 4: and was let go the middle of the season, and
Speaker 4: then Joe Brady took over and Buffalo went on their run,
Speaker 4: running the football more and were now exactly well, Dorsey,
Speaker 4: you probably recall, he was in college a great quarterback
Speaker 4: in Miami led the Hurricanes to the national championship. But
Speaker 4: then he was a seventh round draft pick of San
Speaker 4: Francisco in two thousand and three. So who was Ken
Speaker 4: Dorsey's offensive coordinator in San Francisco and two thousand and
Speaker 4: five it was Mike McCarthy. And actually Dorsey started two
Speaker 4: games for McCarthy in two thousand and five won one
Speaker 4: of those games. It was a juggernaut offensive display in
Speaker 4: which San Francisco kicked five field goals to win the
Speaker 4: game with fifteen points. So that's the history of Mike
Speaker 4: McCarthy and their offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey.
Speaker 2: So you're like, dang, that's good. You like it right there, buddy,
Speaker 2: I like that.
Speaker 4: And by the way, and Mike McCarthy and we taped
Speaker 4: the Mike McCarthy Show today and I brought up the
Speaker 4: fact that Jim Schwartz, the defensive coordinator. They go way
Speaker 4: back when Schwartz was the head coach with the Lions,
Speaker 4: which was when was here we go back to or
Speaker 4: early last decade. It was a two thousand and nine
Speaker 4: through twenty thirteen, and the coach won up me there
Speaker 4: He said well, he was the defensive coordinator in Tennessee.
Speaker 4: Going back to two thousand and one through four is
Speaker 4: when McCarthy was the offensive coordinator with New Orleans and
Speaker 4: they went up against each other then too. So it's
Speaker 4: just so funny the history between.
Speaker 6: Taking those coaches are the gather they they'll see what
Speaker 6: one of the coaches makes a peculiar move, a great move,
Speaker 6: a big call, and they remember that.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 4: I think that they're like golfers where they remember the
Speaker 4: shots in around and they I.
Speaker 6: Got to make sure if I coach when we go
Speaker 6: against each other in the future, I look out for that.
Speaker 4: You've seen like Sean McVay Lincoln Riley where they'll do
Speaker 4: little games with a reporter will say, okay, two thy fourteen,
Speaker 4: it was third and ten with two minutes left in
Speaker 4: the third quarter. What played you're playing the Titans or whoever?
Speaker 4: And what play did you call? And they they recall
Speaker 4: It's just unbelievable. That's the way courter.
Speaker 6: So yeah, but then you've got one of his coaching
Speaker 6: mates sitting right next to him thinking mm hmm, yeah, you.
Speaker 2: Know that's my point.
Speaker 4: So they're playing album I'm gonna remember.
Speaker 5: That, did you notice their senior offensive assistant, former Cowboy
Speaker 5: draft choice, go way back, okay, Bill Muskrave.
Speaker 4: That's right, Bill Muskra. You know he looks a lot
Speaker 4: older than he did when the Cowboys had him here
Speaker 4: in thirty years ago. He's been a right, Bill Musgrave,
Speaker 4: it's been.
Speaker 5: A quarterback coach of offensive court. Well, well it was one,
Speaker 5: I want to say.
Speaker 4: So thirty three, so he's fifty five years old.
Speaker 5: Now I want to say he might have been like
Speaker 5: a third round draft choice and he didn't make the team.
Speaker 2: He was young.
Speaker 5: I remember, you know what I.
Speaker 4: That's why I looked at his picture and go, oh,
Speaker 4: he's aged. Of course he looked at my picture, so
Speaker 4: the same.
Speaker 2: It wasn't ninety one was.
Speaker 4: Trying to draft drafted.
Speaker 5: The thing I remember though he was a rookie. They
Speaker 5: were at show, they were at they were at the
Speaker 5: at the ranch, and he was in the car with
Speaker 5: his parents in the back seat.
Speaker 2: His dad would.
Speaker 4: Drive off dropping him off at school.
Speaker 5: It was I said, oh, this guy's really young.
Speaker 4: All right, got a couple more minutes to go here, mickey,
Speaker 4: we're running out the clock. Minute. Warning goes to both benches.
Speaker 4: You got anything else?
Speaker 2: We're doing four corners now. But ye.
Speaker 5: See what he got drafted.
Speaker 4: That was a good little nugget though that weren't.
Speaker 2: It wasn't first. Now we're just really.
Speaker 4: I set at the bar highway there you go, all right,
Speaker 4: anything else making.
Speaker 2: You know what?
Speaker 5: I think we've about cover.
Speaker 4: We run out of steam. Okay, two minutes. I know
Speaker 4: That's why I was sitting there going, Okay, Mickey, we're
Speaker 4: wrapping things up. Now. You keep looking at the media guy,
Speaker 4: We're gonna go keep looking. We're gonna do look at
Speaker 4: other things now.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 4: That does it for this week, for this show today tomorrow.
Speaker 4: What a big, fabulous football Friday it will be ever since.
Speaker 4: You got to come with your picks tomorrow. Yes, okay,
Speaker 4: picks to click. And by the way, we got football tonight,
Speaker 4: that's us Saturday ball the morning night. And then we
Speaker 4: got in Brazil. You've got the game tomorrow night between
Speaker 4: Philly and Green Bay and three twenty five Sunday at
Speaker 4: Huntington Bankfield in Cleveland. It's all starting.
Speaker 2: So these guys are going to be Are they gonna
Speaker 2: be safe in Brazil?
Speaker 6: I mean, I really, I'm serious, man, I don't know
Speaker 6: beef enough to stay.
Speaker 4: On the team bus and stay at the hotel.
Speaker 2: Don't leave the hotel service service.
Speaker 4: That's right. Yeah, all right, So that does it for
Speaker 4: Mixed Shots today. Will shout at you nineteen ninety one, Oh,
Speaker 4: Mickey'll keep shotting at you. Drafted fourth round.
Speaker 2: That's all right, that's what you're looking for.
Speaker 4: Bill, And why are you looking that up? Because he's
Speaker 4: on their coaching staff.
Speaker 2: That's right, he's trying He was trying to up you
Speaker 2: on the whole.
Speaker 4: Not who's the most who's the most well known coach
Speaker 4: on their coaching staff.
Speaker 5: Well, I haven't looked at the whole staff.
Speaker 4: Mike Vrabel, Oh nice, all right, Shot at you again
Speaker 4: tomorrow here on Mixed Shots, with more on Mike Vrabel
Speaker 4: than the Browns.
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