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Speaker 3: of Dallas Cowboys football talk right here for you as
Speaker 3: the Cowboys get ready for the New Orlands Saints.
Speaker 2: It is a game that.
Speaker 3: Will be at home, the first Cowboys home game of
Speaker 3: the year. It will be a sellout. If you're going,
Speaker 3: please get there early. I constantly have to rely on
Speaker 3: people this time of the year. Like I know, he's
Speaker 3: been a minute since you've been out there, you better
Speaker 3: give you I always help people.
Speaker 2: Give yourself three hours.
Speaker 4: At least give yourself three hours unless you know how
Speaker 4: to get there, unless you know how to get.
Speaker 2: To I do you do.
Speaker 3: But even still, heck, I don't try to play with it.
Speaker 3: I don't try to play with because all you need
Speaker 3: is some wreck. Okay uh And you know some folks
Speaker 3: who can't turn right, that kind of thing. So, because
Speaker 3: there's always in people who don't know, who don't know
Speaker 3: what they're doing.
Speaker 2: Questions like can I go over here?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: Man, drive where you need to go?
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 3: That was that was that was my photography, cleve hey man,
Speaker 3: what about no go further down?
Speaker 2: Just drive? Yes?
Speaker 3: So so, yes, make sure you are there early the
Speaker 3: cowboys where they dominating when over the Cleveland Browns folks left.
Speaker 3: So do you know what that means? Now, what's that mean?
Speaker 3: You know what that means? Jerry got him back. Jerry
Speaker 3: got him back. Jerry got him back there in there.
Speaker 3: You saw your you saw your your social media feed.
Speaker 3: Calwoo fan was backwell Fair went back. What's the guy
Speaker 3: who sings the video they show all the time.
Speaker 2: Ain't nobody calling me texting me? You still.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you still litle boys. Yeah, that guy I see
Speaker 3: that playing a whole lot. So so so here it comes.
Speaker 3: The Saints are in town. Okay, the buddh is right
Speaker 3: next to us. A lot of Saints fans. Yeah, they're
Speaker 3: gonna be paired, so they will they will acquire tickets,
Speaker 3: so it will be a fun game here. The Saints
Speaker 3: dismantled the Carolina Panthers forty seven to ten at home. Okay,
Speaker 3: just looking at the numbers. For Derek Carr, he didn't
Speaker 3: have to do much. A nineteen or twenty three for
Speaker 3: two hundred yards. He had three touchdown passes in the
Speaker 3: game and had a quarter back rating a one forty
Speaker 3: two point five, so he just had to do his part.
Speaker 3: This was a team when they're sure, but Derek Carr
Speaker 3: is a guy that we have seen through the years.
Speaker 3: There's some good and there's some some big ugly brother
Speaker 3: what is this the right?
Speaker 2: Yes? Yes, and heck mo.
Speaker 3: When you look at Derek Carr, what are the things
Speaker 3: that concern you that you say, all right, what do
Speaker 3: we what are the cowboys and defensively need to be
Speaker 3: looking at for against number four?
Speaker 4: Look, I've been one of those people in Derek Carr's
Speaker 4: career that has looked at him like an adequate quarterback.
Speaker 4: He has had his feelings and it's been because he's
Speaker 4: had a poor offensive line. Him and his brother got
Speaker 4: a lot in coming in that way, hit a lot.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, it got smacked his brother, David Carr, NFL
Speaker 4: Network analysts. But you know, Derek Carr has been one
Speaker 4: of those guys that has never been considered amongst the elite.
Speaker 4: But his numbers, if you look at his numbers, and
Speaker 4: through his career he's had some pretty good numbers. But
Speaker 4: in New Orleans, he still is a victim of the
Speaker 4: same things that plagued him when he played for the Raiders.
Speaker 4: If you touch him, he will fumble the ball. And
Speaker 4: so one of the things that also is in his
Speaker 4: favor is the fact that he's one of those guys
Speaker 4: now and that has gotten into his career and he's like,
Speaker 4: I need a running game to go with what my
Speaker 4: strengths are. And him and Alvin Kamara present a challenge
Speaker 4: and are going to present a challenge to a lot
Speaker 4: of teams in the NFC South. The Saints, they have
Speaker 4: a offensive coordinator and Koubiak that pressure you at.
Speaker 2: The line of scrimmers.
Speaker 4: They are going to play twenty one, They're gonna put
Speaker 4: tight ends on, They're gonna overload you. And what he
Speaker 4: also loves to do is do a lot of motion BC,
Speaker 4: you know as well as anybody offensive coordinators that use
Speaker 4: a lot of motion or trying to find out what
Speaker 4: right and the whole thing is to try and out
Speaker 4: leverage you. And so when I watched the Carolina Panthers tape,
Speaker 4: the problem that I had one the Carolina Panthers are
Speaker 4: not gonna be very good this season, Okay, and not
Speaker 4: to jump on that trund, but they out leveraged them
Speaker 4: in a lot of ways. And it wasn't just what
Speaker 4: he did those three touchdowns that he threw. And he
Speaker 4: threw some dots, Okay, he threw some dots and some
Speaker 4: great ones, great throws, but it was one hundred and
Speaker 4: eighty yards on the ground that really has me more
Speaker 4: concerned about what I see from the Saints. And this
Speaker 4: is a game guys that I feel like your interior
Speaker 4: defensive line is definitely gonna be challenged because Derek Carr
Speaker 4: can't make all the throws.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you said, it's something interesting right there.
Speaker 7: You said, the motions, the shifts, they're gonna try to
Speaker 7: play with the eyes of the defenders for the Dallas Cowboys.
Speaker 2: And now they got some young pups in there.
Speaker 7: When you talk about the interior defensive line with Mazi,
Speaker 7: then you talk about the second level with Overshown and Yafu.
Speaker 7: Those guys out there, they're gonna try to play with
Speaker 7: their mind. They're gonna go ahead and get you trying
Speaker 7: to figure out what you're in, like the motion, short.
Speaker 2: Motion, law motion? Are they a man and man? Are
Speaker 2: they in zong coverage?
Speaker 7: They're gonna try to play with those guys' eyes. And
Speaker 7: you know what Mariy Nelly always said, you see a lot,
Speaker 7: you see a little, you see a little, you see
Speaker 7: a lot. So to me, that front seven for the Cowboys,
Speaker 7: they will be tested. They will be tested in this
Speaker 7: situation because they have two backs over there. In my opinion,
Speaker 7: Union they may not be what they weren't once was
Speaker 7: talking about Kamorrow and Williams.
Speaker 2: But they still are a threat.
Speaker 7: They still are a threat in the backfield, especially tomorrow
Speaker 7: when you talk about being a receiver out of the backfield.
Speaker 7: And then they got the tight end as well. I
Speaker 7: believe his last name is Monroe Foster Moreau. Foster Moreau,
Speaker 7: he believes got to can cuss your head. He may
Speaker 7: not seek that'll be a matchup now. They were able
Speaker 7: to handle it in Djoekup, but I think a lot
Speaker 7: of that had to deal with the pressure and they
Speaker 7: were just harassing Watson out there, so he couldn't take
Speaker 7: advantage of that mismatch right there. But to me, it's
Speaker 7: going to be another game where that front seven has
Speaker 7: got to be huge. They're gonna get after Derek Carr.
Speaker 7: And if you can get after Derek Carr, that man
Speaker 7: can see ghosts back there.
Speaker 2: When we've seen it a hundred he's getting feet around. Man,
Speaker 2: they're right next to me all the way over there. Man,
Speaker 2: you was good.
Speaker 7: But you can get him seeing ghosts, and you can
Speaker 7: get him trying to get that ball out before he
Speaker 7: gets hit. That's when the turnovers start happening. And I
Speaker 7: believe that's what the Cowboys are focused on doing. When
Speaker 7: you go against the New Orleans Saints.
Speaker 3: I looked at the numbers here and he thank you
Speaker 3: for it. Up thirty seven runs to twenty four passes.
Speaker 3: This is just the sign of a team that overwhelmed
Speaker 3: the other team. So if you if you're a Saint fans,
Speaker 3: I don't don't get too drunk off this one. You
Speaker 3: got to face Carolina. The Cowboys are gonna get Carolina
Speaker 3: in December. So this looks like you know that you
Speaker 3: know this, you know, like that pencil into that homecoming game.
Speaker 2: Don't say Florida and yeah, right right, So this looks
Speaker 2: like that kind of game, a home coming out.
Speaker 3: So yes, Nate Newton, Yeah, proud Florida and rattling along
Speaker 3: with Pam Oliver or Fox Sports. So don't you know,
Speaker 3: saintan fan, don't get too excited. The challenge steps up
Speaker 3: this week for you. They've got a left tackle that
Speaker 3: is a rookie as well out there. Yeah, and so
Speaker 3: this is another opportunity for Mike Zimmer to go ahead
Speaker 3: and turn it up.
Speaker 2: One of the things that I had.
Speaker 3: Spoke to Trevon Diggs and Patrick Walker of Dallas Cowboys
Speaker 3: dot Com. We were there with some other people and
Speaker 3: Trayvon Digs told me he said, we got a whole
Speaker 3: lot we didn't show.
Speaker 2: Then I asked mikeabiny whim.
Speaker 3: I said, we probably showed maybe four or five looks
Speaker 3: of what we can. So there's a lot in the
Speaker 3: bag that Mike Zimmer did not uncover that on Monday.
Speaker 3: He kind of made I got some other Micah packages
Speaker 3: just didn't get to didn't need to. So another young
Speaker 3: left tackle out here, he needs to see a whole
Speaker 3: eleven needs to be giving that work. Welcome to the league,
Speaker 3: sign welcomer, Welcome rook here. I am so I look
Speaker 3: at that aspect of the Cowboys of what they can
Speaker 3: do here, and I just I echo what you said
Speaker 3: about Derek Carr. Derek Carr is that guy that if
Speaker 3: you make him uncomfortable, Yeah, he will get very uncomfortable.
Speaker 2: Carolina.
Speaker 7: Do y'all think real quickly, do y'all think you know
Speaker 7: they only showed whatever he said four or five different packages.
Speaker 7: Do y'all think that could be a good thing because
Speaker 7: it allowed those young guys, those young defenders out there
Speaker 7: to just play fast like they weren't worried about thinking
Speaker 7: and oh if this motion happens, I got a check
Speaker 7: to this and the communication was crisp those guys, those
Speaker 7: guys the communication was out. There was no big time
Speaker 7: explosive plays. So do you think that could be a
Speaker 7: good thing? Or if they're going to show more and
Speaker 7: more as a season progressors that'll make these young guys
Speaker 7: thinks a little bit more and play a little bit slower.
Speaker 2: Like, what are your thoughts on that?
Speaker 4: The whole thing that you said is communication, and I
Speaker 4: think for coach Zimmer, one of his staples has always
Speaker 4: been as the way that he disguises, coverages and confuses
Speaker 4: offenses and quarterbacks specifically. But you know how much not
Speaker 4: only the communication but repetition that you have to do
Speaker 4: to make rookies are guys that are new to the
Speaker 4: NFL comfortable in the new sets that they're in. You
Speaker 4: have to be able to take those helmets out off,
Speaker 4: go to the field, be able to walk through and
Speaker 4: be able to hey, when they line up like this,
Speaker 4: we're going to do this. And so with him being
Speaker 4: able to say, look, we hadn't even shown half of
Speaker 4: the looks that we have, I think that's a positive
Speaker 4: because then what happens is, you know in the NFL,
Speaker 4: is they prepare for you, They make adjustments, they know.
Speaker 4: So the tape is going to be out now on
Speaker 4: Zimmer on how he wants how he wants to use Michael.
Speaker 4: So that's my only thing I think if there's more
Speaker 4: in the bag. Oh, I can't wait. I can't wait
Speaker 4: to see how they use Michael but in this in
Speaker 4: this game, as you were talking about the left tackle, Newie,
Speaker 4: I think that when you see this offensive line for
Speaker 4: the Saints in All twenty two, they moved together. And
Speaker 4: that's why I say Mozzi is going to be It's
Speaker 4: gonna be very important for Mazi to be able to
Speaker 4: stick and stay and not get moved where he gets
Speaker 4: in troubles when he gets turned and gets pushed up
Speaker 4: the field, and then your linebackers are rendered helpless because
Speaker 4: you now have a guy six y five, three hundred
Speaker 4: pounds to the second level, so you're not able to
Speaker 4: see that speed from overshown. And that's what I saw
Speaker 4: in the in the Carolina Panthers game that I thought
Speaker 4: that the Saints did really well in their center.
Speaker 2: Eric McCoy.
Speaker 4: Man very mobile as a center and as a guy
Speaker 4: that likes to chip block and get to the second level.
Speaker 2: Man shows fast out there. He will roll the rolling
Speaker 2: wow wow wow wow.
Speaker 3: And for a guy having his first NFL regular season game,
Speaker 3: and just think of what will happened for him as
Speaker 3: he starts to get more and more.
Speaker 2: Comfortable out there.
Speaker 3: The heck going back to the front game, because we
Speaker 3: thought Cleveland would try.
Speaker 2: No offensive tackle was out there.
Speaker 3: You know, after the first drive ten straight drives where
Speaker 3: they did nothing with the football, six punts, two picks,
Speaker 3: and four two drives that ended up and downs. We
Speaker 3: saw Alvin Kamara fifteen carries eighty three yards and a touchdown,
Speaker 3: Jamal Williams, who came home from Detroit, eleven carries thirty
Speaker 3: eight yards and a touchdown.
Speaker 2: Taysom Hill, Damn, I forgot about the Swiss Army knife.
Speaker 4: I was watching the film and I was like, there's
Speaker 4: no way that number seven is tasted. No way, no
Speaker 4: way tastes a Hill still plays with the Saints.
Speaker 3: Good five carries thirty five yards average seven yards of tote.
Speaker 3: So when he got in there, he was able to
Speaker 3: effect to get a little with something there. His long
Speaker 3: was twelve yards, so he did something with his carry.
Speaker 3: So thirty seven runs, you've got to get them in
Speaker 3: some third long. It's just not gonna be as easy
Speaker 3: for as it was against the Panthers, and for the Cowboys,
Speaker 3: it's not gonna be as easy as it was against
Speaker 3: the Cleveland Brown. So both teams are going to get
Speaker 3: some tests here and this is going to be the
Speaker 3: fun part of this. The Cowboys were so good at
Speaker 3: home last year, except.
Speaker 2: But really needed. But all you can do now is
Speaker 2: start at home.
Speaker 3: Barry, what was the mentality like for the first home
Speaker 3: game when you were playing.
Speaker 7: I mean, it's when you play that first home game,
Speaker 7: I don't care you know what year you're in, you know,
Speaker 7: year ten or you're in year two. The butterflies are rolling.
Speaker 7: I mean, on the away game, it's kind of you're
Speaker 7: kind of all in unison. It's us against the world,
Speaker 7: so it's kind of that feeling where you're all together
Speaker 7: as one. But those home games, I mean, you got
Speaker 7: guys who got family over there, and it can be
Speaker 7: a little bit distracting. But when you get into that
Speaker 7: locker room, you all have to lock in and the
Speaker 7: butterflies are flying because nothing is like Cowboys Stadium at
Speaker 7: that kickoff, that first kickoff, all those guys.
Speaker 2: Rolling in the white flags flying all over the place.
Speaker 2: It gets your hype.
Speaker 3: It gets your hype, and I think that's the key
Speaker 3: to starting fast. It's like, if you can feed into
Speaker 3: that fan pace, you can feed into that energy. I
Speaker 3: mean We've seen it time and time again with the
Speaker 3: Cowboys last season when they were in the home, they
Speaker 3: were able to start fast, jump on teams quick, and
Speaker 3: I think that's going to be the difference in this game.
Speaker 2: They've got to step on New Orleans stroke.
Speaker 7: They got to jump on them quick and not give
Speaker 7: them an opportunity to have forty seven thirty seven run attempts.
Speaker 2: Let me follow that up here. It's a noon game.
Speaker 3: The Cowboys live in the afternoon games, so this is
Speaker 3: one of the rare times they're playing a new game
Speaker 3: a noon game.
Speaker 2: Here. What's the difference there? Oh?
Speaker 7: I hated noon games because when you get up, you know,
Speaker 7: you got to get your little breakfast in and I
Speaker 7: always felt just kind of.
Speaker 2: Tired, like I don't know if I had the itis
Speaker 2: or what.
Speaker 7: Maybe it was because I was eating to have pancakes, eggs,
Speaker 7: all that good stuff.
Speaker 2: I just felt like sluggish in the morning.
Speaker 7: I had the itis, man, But I hated noon games
Speaker 7: with a passion. You love it when it's done because
Speaker 7: you got the rest of your day. But getting hyped
Speaker 7: and getting ready to run through somebody's skull at you know, twelve,
Speaker 7: it's just but then you know you get rolling in it,
Speaker 7: you figure it out.
Speaker 2: But those afternoon and night games ain't nothing like those though.
Speaker 4: Now I feel like when you talk about the home
Speaker 4: game and what a difference a couple of years made
Speaker 4: for the Dallas Cowboys because they had never been considered
Speaker 4: a home stadium favorite. You know, it's always felt like
Speaker 4: a visiting stadium even for them. And now over the
Speaker 4: last couple of games, I believe this is going to
Speaker 4: be seventeen in a row during the regular season if
Speaker 4: they pull out a victory at home, and so that
Speaker 4: is home field advantage for the Dallas Cowboys. So I think,
Speaker 4: you know, twelve o'clock, the crowd is going to be rowdy,
Speaker 4: ready to get back to it because the last time
Speaker 4: Cowboy fans saw the Dallas Cowboys, it wasn't too good.
Speaker 4: So this is this is Hey, this is a way
Speaker 4: to reintroduce yourself to your fan base. But I mean,
Speaker 4: going back to Alvin Kamara. Was really kind of startling
Speaker 4: about him is the fact that he is a guy
Speaker 4: that has a name for himself in the National Football League,
Speaker 4: but he has never had a one thousand yard season
Speaker 4: as a rusher. Never It's that total scrimmage yards that
Speaker 4: heate cumulative. It's the cumulative that he does in his
Speaker 4: ability to get the ball out in the flat as
Speaker 4: a receiver. He reminds me a lot. He reminds me
Speaker 4: a lot of a guy by the name of Ricky Waters.
Speaker 4: You remember Ricky Waters.
Speaker 2: He was Marshall Fall, Roger Craig.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: So guys like that that are able to victimize you
Speaker 4: once you get out of the flat, and I think
Speaker 4: they look for all of the things that we know
Speaker 4: about Mike Zimmer and his history as a head coach
Speaker 4: and a defensive coordinator. Sometimes he leaves those underneath those
Speaker 4: flats to open, right, so you.
Speaker 2: Know that's something that they are going to be looking at.
Speaker 4: And obviously, the offensive coordinator for the Saints, he also
Speaker 4: coached under Mike Zimmer. So that familiarity if you just
Speaker 4: man anytime you look at these matchup looks at the
Speaker 4: coaching matchups as well, a lot of these guys are
Speaker 4: familiar with each other.
Speaker 2: I think that's so key.
Speaker 3: So you know what, you know, the tendency, you know,
Speaker 3: the favorites right there, So that that ability to get
Speaker 3: out there and coach and get that stuff done.
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Speaker 3: Cowboys are back at it, getting ready to face the
Speaker 3: New Orleans Saints.
Speaker 2: Uh at home.
Speaker 3: Rooted is the team model, Yes, Sir, rooted, mud rooted,
Speaker 3: trying to get rooted back home for the home games.
Speaker 3: After that last wild Card game, I mean the cow
Speaker 3: Boys handle business against the Browns.
Speaker 2: Okay, fans were leaving there. They're like, they're eating your dogs.
Speaker 2: You got the dog found eating the dogs? They left,
Speaker 2: So that was hilarious. Man watching fanly like, man, we
Speaker 2: were out, got something else to do.
Speaker 3: On Sunday, I was actually watching Wow. Rarely do I
Speaker 3: watch the newscast when I go into town, but I
Speaker 3: used to work in Cleveland, so I turned it on. Man,
Speaker 3: they were hyping this. I mean they had the weather
Speaker 3: man into all kinds of folks. Was all braskt. This
Speaker 3: was Saturday night, Saturday night, baby, all ready to go.
Speaker 3: Last year, We're good at home. I was like, wow, okay,
Speaker 3: I forgot, you know, it's been a minute since I've
Speaker 3: been working in Cleveland, and just kind of thinking, okay,
Speaker 3: they and poured all into it, man, drinking the kool aid.
Speaker 3: And then the team went out there and did that
Speaker 3: fants booting my halftimes.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, I know, like got you back back.
Speaker 3: Again, same old things, same old thing in Cleveland. So
Speaker 3: we them boys fans were happy. You should have seen
Speaker 3: all the folks on the plane. By the way, I'm like, say,
Speaker 3: did you wash.
Speaker 2: The shirt from yesterday?
Speaker 3: You just reward again because folks were out here. It
Speaker 3: was it was a lot more. There was a lot
Speaker 3: of them wearing the gear there, but it was like double
Speaker 3: extra double on the way back. And that's something did
Speaker 3: they have it on going?
Speaker 4: They did, they did, but it was doubled on that.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of people trumping, tiptoeing back on the train.
Speaker 4: It's a lot of tip toes. It's a lot of
Speaker 4: back on the train. It's okay, it's okay.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 3: The breakfast was full of breakfast was full of them
Speaker 3: both days on Sunday. Monday a little different. Monday a
Speaker 3: little different. So and the fun part about this week
Speaker 3: is you Saints.
Speaker 2: Fans live here. A lot of folks live.
Speaker 3: Down here, so they're gonna want to go to the
Speaker 3: game and it will be fun and I'm looking forward
Speaker 3: to it. When you talk about the Saints and they're
Speaker 3: receiving weapons, Crystal Lave, that that is, that.
Speaker 2: Is that's a blue chip player right there. He's a
Speaker 2: really good football player.
Speaker 3: And Trayvon Diggs in his first game back, got an interception.
Speaker 3: Carson the rookie had a good game, held his own
Speaker 3: out there. Heck, what are you looking for when you
Speaker 3: see Chris Olave and Derek Carr and his ability try
Speaker 3: to getting the ball? Because last week only two catches
Speaker 3: for eleven yards or seventeen yards combined.
Speaker 4: Hey, Chris o'lave from Ohio State, has had a very sneaky,
Speaker 4: silent start to his career, two back to back one
Speaker 4: thousand yard seasons, and you know, I think for all
Speaker 4: intensive purposes defenses they respect him, but they don't give
Speaker 4: him the attention that they give some of the bigger
Speaker 4: dogs in the NFL. And again he's you know, six foot,
Speaker 4: one hundred and eighty seven pounds something like that, but
Speaker 4: he is a flyer and a guy on the outside
Speaker 4: that really can victimize your defense. For me, when I
Speaker 4: watch him on tape, especially coming away from that first
Speaker 4: game versus Carolina, you see them with the motion, but
Speaker 4: also they're trying to set up those mismatches and they
Speaker 4: want to get you in one on one situation. The
Speaker 4: problem with the one on one situation is we got
Speaker 4: some guys that can go one on one with you.
Speaker 4: But the other guy that his running mate with quick
Speaker 4: Chris o'lave, is a number twenty two shah Shaheed boy.
Speaker 2: Got gol jus Man shed.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And when I talk about the motion, they run
Speaker 4: him a lot in motion. They bring him back underneath
Speaker 4: the motion, but he'll go on a fade ball of
Speaker 4: you know, any of those goals or posts or anything
Speaker 4: like that. So it's like you're gonna pay a lot
Speaker 4: of attention to a Lave. But I think for coach
Speaker 4: Mike Zimmer, he's looking at this in totality and when
Speaker 4: you talk about the tight end not being there, that's
Speaker 4: gonna be big for them because he was also, okay,
Speaker 4: a big mobile target for them. So look, Qush o'lave.
Speaker 4: Like I said, man having a sneaky good start to
Speaker 4: his career. But right now, man, he's one of those
Speaker 4: guys that I think the Dallas Cowboys defense can definitely
Speaker 4: handle him at home.
Speaker 2: I'm with you on that as well.
Speaker 7: I think they can handle both he and Shaheed on
Speaker 7: the ole side, and he can take the top off
Speaker 7: of any defense. But the question is will Derek Harr
Speaker 7: have time back there to develop that deep route And
Speaker 7: you know that's what he loves to do those you know,
Speaker 7: banana seven deep posts. He loves to shush the ball
Speaker 7: out there. But I just don't know if he'll had
Speaker 7: the time back there with the rush of the Dallas
Speaker 7: Cowboys present. That's why, in my opinion with Alave, I
Speaker 7: don't think a love will be that big of a
Speaker 7: threat when you talk about deep balls because he just
Speaker 7: won't have the time back there. That's why I think
Speaker 7: it's going to be that if Moreau it plays from
Speaker 7: the concussion protocol. If he's able to play, it'll be
Speaker 7: that that box right there, It'll be Moroda tight end,
Speaker 7: It'll be Alva Kamara out of the backfield, something to
Speaker 7: get the ball out of Derek Carr's hands fast. If
Speaker 7: they watched that that Cleveland Browns game, they understand that
Speaker 7: this defense hunts man. The magic of last week versus
Speaker 7: Cleveland is those five sacks where that gave the Cowboys
Speaker 7: twelve total games since two thousand and one with five
Speaker 7: sacks and that's league leading since since twenty twenty one.
Speaker 7: Also their ability to take the ball back interceptions as well.
Speaker 7: So when the Cowboys are taking the ball back and
Speaker 7: they're hunting the quarterback, they win the game. And so
Speaker 7: we already talked about Derek Carr and his you know,
Speaker 7: he will start seeing ghosts and you can disguise those coverages.
Speaker 7: Those are some of the things that I think when
Speaker 7: I think the keys to victory is going to be
Speaker 7: being able to create mayhem, start you know, calls pandemonium,
Speaker 7: get to the quarterback cause those interceptions.
Speaker 3: Were We'll pick the games later on this week, but
Speaker 3: I look at this as a game the Cowboys must get.
Speaker 2: It's your first home game.
Speaker 3: Last time we saw you, you embarrassed yourself, threw up
Speaker 3: all over yourself out there in front of the crowd
Speaker 3: to play. You need to correct it. But you get
Speaker 3: the Ravens after this game. You need to get. You
Speaker 3: need to put two and oh in the bank and
Speaker 3: then get ready for the Ravens who lost their first
Speaker 3: game in a very good contest against the Kansas City
Speaker 3: Chiefs on Thursday night to open up the season. So
Speaker 3: to me, just looking at this thing right now, got
Speaker 3: to get to two and oh. You and I had
Speaker 3: them going one in one because we had a losing
Speaker 3: against but the heck you had a two and oh.
Speaker 3: But this to me, when I just think about this
Speaker 3: game and what it means, get the bad taste out
Speaker 3: of your mouth from last year, get this first home game,
Speaker 3: and get to two and oh because this is a
Speaker 3: team on paper, and I know paper doesn't matter. Arizona
Speaker 3: showed us last year after the Cowboys started off hot.
Speaker 2: You need to get this.
Speaker 7: And when you look at the teams like this, you
Speaker 7: gotta win the games you're supposed to win, like that's
Speaker 7: the mark of a good team, not going in there sleepwalking,
Speaker 7: not going in there and letting the team that you
Speaker 7: are better than all across the border.
Speaker 2: You look at it offensively, defensively, special teams.
Speaker 3: The weapons that we have on the special teams for
Speaker 3: this team are better than what the Saints have. And
Speaker 3: it can't be one of these games like you mentioned
Speaker 3: last year with the Arizona Josh jobs coming out here,
Speaker 3: surprising cats throwing all over the place.
Speaker 2: It can't be one of those games.
Speaker 7: And to me, Mike McCarthy has done a great job,
Speaker 7: and his senior so far here has done a great
Speaker 7: job of starting fast on teams that they're supposed to be.
Speaker 7: Outside of that Arizona game, they usually start fast and
Speaker 7: they're usually rolling. So I'll give Hi kudos to that.
Speaker 7: He does a great job of getting this team ready.
Speaker 4: What scares me is twelve o'clock game, like you talked
Speaker 4: about in the word sleepwalk, and we don't that's what
Speaker 4: that has been the one thing that has bit us
Speaker 4: a lot. And I don't care if it's a Denver
Speaker 4: game or just those games where you're like you come in,
Speaker 4: you're supposed to knock this team out. Next thing you know,
Speaker 4: it's halftime and you're in a dog fight and being
Speaker 4: able to whatever he's made and understanding that. I really
Speaker 4: think Mike McCarthy really has a handle on that with
Speaker 4: this team that has so much talent on it. But
Speaker 4: you can't allow these guys to start slow, especially like
Speaker 4: you said, in a game that you're suppose you're supposed
Speaker 4: to come in and dominate. You can't be sloppy. You
Speaker 4: can't have any blown coverage. Although you have a ton
Speaker 4: of rookies out there and a bunch of first year players.
Speaker 3: So so heckman, let me bounce off what you just
Speaker 3: said there. Put it over to you, Barry.
Speaker 2: Here are the rookies your first home game on the road.
Speaker 3: You're not trying to deal with a bunch of tickets
Speaker 3: and everything else, but it's your rookie game here at home.
Speaker 3: Family wants to fly in, they want to come see.
Speaker 3: What advice would you give as a veteran to the
Speaker 3: rookie players, is they get ready for a game number
Speaker 3: one at home and you know everybody wants to come
Speaker 3: celebrate you.
Speaker 2: If the one thing I would say is you got
Speaker 2: to lock in.
Speaker 7: As far as when you get to the hotel room,
Speaker 7: don't go because you get you know, after meetings, you
Speaker 7: get a couple of hours before curvey. Don't go back
Speaker 7: to the house, you know, don't go sitting there, you know,
Speaker 7: hanging out with the family and all that.
Speaker 2: It's great, you.
Speaker 7: Could catch them after the game, but make sure you
Speaker 7: lock in, stay at the hotel when you get up
Speaker 7: in the morning, go straight from the hotel to the stadium.
Speaker 7: There's no because you know, that's what what we did
Speaker 7: when we was with the wake up in the morning,
Speaker 7: you did your meetings, and you went back to the house,
Speaker 7: hung out for a little.
Speaker 2: Bit the stium. None of that. Don't do none of
Speaker 2: that twelve o'clock game, even on a twelve game.
Speaker 7: Yeah, because it would because wouldn't even have morning meetings
Speaker 7: doing a twelve o'clock game. You just the first thing,
Speaker 7: you get up, get some breakfast. Then you would have
Speaker 7: some time to go kick it or whatever, hang out
Speaker 7: at the house with the family, and then go to
Speaker 7: the game. Least that's what the veterans did. But they're
Speaker 7: way out here now. I think they stay over at
Speaker 7: the Omni, so it ain't like you can just go
Speaker 7: bang from the omniy all ways to your stadium.
Speaker 2: So just lock in and that's all you got to do.
Speaker 7: And when it comes to Zimmer and his coaching staff,
Speaker 7: he strikes me as a guy that's no nonsense, Like, look, man.
Speaker 2: We're not here to play games. We're here this is business.
Speaker 2: Come in here. Lock in.
Speaker 7: When you get to that locker room, lock in. There's
Speaker 7: no games being played. Guys chirping all over the place.
Speaker 7: Lock into what you got to do and handle your responsibilities.
Speaker 7: That's that's at least with the coach I see from
Speaker 7: my Zimmah.
Speaker 4: We've gotten so much what we've got, I think, and
Speaker 4: we haven't talked enough about this guy from week one
Speaker 4: is Eric Hendricks and the job that he's done defensively
Speaker 4: in this first this being his first home game as
Speaker 4: a Dallas Cowboy.
Speaker 2: Dallas Cowboy fans.
Speaker 4: Get to see finally some good linebacker play and the
Speaker 4: guy that is just I mean like he's doing every
Speaker 4: I mean, he had a tackle for a loss, an
Speaker 4: interception of sack. I mean that's crazy, like to debut
Speaker 4: as a player. So like it's players like that that
Speaker 4: I'm really excited for. Not only the rookies. But guys
Speaker 4: that's been in the league for a long time, it's
Speaker 4: getting the opportunity to play in at and T Stadium.
Speaker 3: Yes I do, And Barry thank you for that, because
Speaker 3: I think it's one of those unknown things people just
Speaker 3: don't talk about it a whole lot.
Speaker 2: But the family that wants to be a part of
Speaker 2: your first opportunity and go to the stadium with you,
Speaker 2: come pick us up and we'll all go to the stadium.
Speaker 3: But I think you bring up a very good point.
Speaker 3: If you tell a young guy don't go home because
Speaker 3: it's an early game, you're gonna have all night. By
Speaker 3: the time five six o'clock comes, Man, you'll be able
Speaker 3: to go home and just relax and enjoy. Soak it
Speaker 3: all in. You want to do it with a win.
Speaker 3: You don't want to do it right. You don't want
Speaker 3: to do that. You want to get that in there.
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Speaker 2: What day is that again? Twenty eighth? Twenty eighth? Okay,
Speaker 2: I'll miss it, I'll miss it. But poor so what Jerry,
Speaker 2: Jerry gotta keep Jerry Keith Olsen this thing. It ain't
Speaker 2: been good in a while.
Speaker 3: I mean, A and N keep fire coaches, but they
Speaker 3: still beat Arkansas. Poor Jerry, like Jerry to be able
Speaker 3: to just roll out there one time at home.
Speaker 2: You know, you build this big old thing.
Speaker 3: He got your tea on there like every year. Man,
Speaker 3: Jim Bow coming here and winning. It did still get fired?
Speaker 3: Go right, you know they aven't got fired. We still
Speaker 3: can't beat this dude.
Speaker 4: So man, they got a hometown hero man, just Quintin
Speaker 4: Jackson playing running back from Duncanville High School, Arkansas.
Speaker 2: Farkuss man, come on now, he's starting, Yeah, show some love.
Speaker 2: What is it?
Speaker 4: What are they saying about it? I don't even know
Speaker 4: what their whole thing is but garkasas the.
Speaker 3: iSIG so pig nickiet men to catch up on all
Speaker 3: that stuff. Good used to be used to be good
Speaker 3: back in the day. Man, it's been been while moving
Speaker 3: to the SEC. Did it helped them financially? But winning
Speaker 3: One of the problems is, and I actually talk to
Speaker 3: Steven Jones about it. Once Stephen played out there, the
Speaker 3: Texas talent went down.
Speaker 2: So there's two.
Speaker 3: Schools that I think about when they moved out of that,
Speaker 3: the the old Southwest Confers Slash Big twelve that lost
Speaker 3: you know who pipe right the pipeline.
Speaker 2: Arkansas lost the pipeline.
Speaker 3: And then Nebraska they used to be cold, and Colorado
Speaker 3: had a huge pipeline in Houston. So you know, that's
Speaker 3: gonna be interesting to see what happens here with some
Speaker 3: of these other moves here. But but now you know,
Speaker 3: since Texas has joined the SEC. Now A and M's
Speaker 3: in the SEC in Oklahoma, I think they'll I think
Speaker 3: Arkansas will be okay to be able to get some
Speaker 3: folks back.
Speaker 4: I think Dennis Allen played it at yes he did,
Speaker 4: was in the old Southwestern Conference.
Speaker 2: Dan Dan the wrecking crew. So what they have two.
Speaker 3: Coach two A and m coaches in the league, Dennis
Speaker 3: ount A and m and then Dan Campbell.
Speaker 2: How about that represent us? Yes, nobody from Texas.
Speaker 4: From Texas, they'll do that. The Chill Man and Chill
Speaker 4: his own one. Did you see him on the sideline
Speaker 4: of the Michigan game? First off free ticket, off the
Speaker 4: top ticket.
Speaker 3: Then he talked about yourself in the media match, Then
Speaker 3: got got blessed with a sideline pass and he just
Speaker 3: didn't have a side. He had a sideline pass that
Speaker 3: allowed him to be on the sideline the entire game.
Speaker 2: So he can go up and it wasn't like he's
Speaker 2: very restricted. He can go anywhere.
Speaker 3: I mean, those are those kinds of passes are fun.
Speaker 2: Okay. I got one of those at TCU.
Speaker 3: Man, you just walk around, just go wherever you want to,
Speaker 3: you know, over there on the Colorados on the Colorado sideline,
Speaker 3: hanging out for a little bit, and walked over to teach.
Speaker 2: He just walked all over the stadium. You're gonna hear
Speaker 2: on the sidelines.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Like I said, man, it was fun, just you
Speaker 3: just kind of just chilling, just bouncing around doing that thing.
Speaker 3: Somebody else were gonna go TCU game this weekend. I
Speaker 3: was like, yeah, yeah, if I go, I'll go. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you gotta sit with me? No what sit up?
Speaker 2: Hide and stands? Who for what I mean?
Speaker 3: Be two places, one in the press box, eating in
Speaker 3: that little founders area.
Speaker 4: Yeah, eating, or I'm gonna be down on the here
Speaker 4: you know where to be. No, you're taking to somebody
Speaker 4: else like, no, I don't need your tickets. I'm good
Speaker 4: brown the words guy, Man, you can't even He's just
Speaker 4: trying to be friendly.
Speaker 2: They come to the game with me. You want to
Speaker 2: sit down? Who does that?
Speaker 3: They already knew that anyway, that's the thing. You already
Speaker 3: know how. I've already told you how I go. Brother,
Speaker 3: That man is bougie. Get your hands. That's fat, hands
Speaker 3: off of me. Go ahead, what he gets you want to,
Speaker 3: I don't do that. It'll be like that, man.
Speaker 4: Folks sometimes just you know, trying to do some some
Speaker 4: commoner stuff.
Speaker 2: You can sit down.
Speaker 3: Man, you know, there's nothing like being on those I
Speaker 3: know you. I know you broadcast a lot of games,
Speaker 3: but being on.
Speaker 2: That to see how fast.
Speaker 3: And see the hits, man, it is it's something. It's
Speaker 3: a lot of fun.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 2: That's that's the thing. I hate.
Speaker 3: What the NFL has done to us. We used to
Speaker 3: be able to be on the sidelines the entire game.
Speaker 3: I was on the sideline against Washington for Aikman's final
Speaker 3: game when when the bar Arrington hit him right.
Speaker 2: Over and down the side line and you saw him.
Speaker 2: It was not it was a lick. When I saw
Speaker 2: the he out, Yeah, no, it was like he done,
Speaker 2: I Barry.
Speaker 3: It was one of those times I tell people to
Speaker 3: see a man and you know how big the bar
Speaker 3: areapresents that big running that fast.
Speaker 2: And the old astro turf too right, old concrete Texas.
Speaker 4: But then you see then then you realize when you
Speaker 4: meet Troy Aikman, how big Troy.
Speaker 2: I was surprised big.
Speaker 3: I was surprised this so so for Arrington, who was
Speaker 3: even bigger and more chisel.
Speaker 2: It was just like to watch.
Speaker 3: Professional football and college shoeing, except but to watch it
Speaker 3: at that level on the field, to see the hits
Speaker 3: and to be up close and professional boxing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's different. It was a lot faster than you
Speaker 2: see it on TV.
Speaker 4: And I think there's people that, I mean, these are
Speaker 4: split seconds that these guys like that.
Speaker 2: It doesn't do it justice.
Speaker 3: It just it just doesn't it's like going to a
Speaker 3: NASCAR race or an Indy car race.
Speaker 2: You have to be there to see the speed. You know,
Speaker 2: Oh wow, you shocked me.
Speaker 7: It was a first time playing against Adrian Peterson back
Speaker 7: when he was with Minnesota. When you talk about coming, man,
Speaker 7: that do used to go through the whole one hundred
Speaker 7: miles an hour and if you didn't guess right, you
Speaker 7: either getting ran over or you're getting.
Speaker 2: Shook out your shoes.
Speaker 3: Like just watching him because my rookie year I got
Speaker 3: to play, well, I got to play a little bit
Speaker 3: here and there on special teams, but just watching him
Speaker 3: go through that line and.
Speaker 2: Just explode and just go through people, it was. Man.
Speaker 2: He wasn't you know, born, he was created. It was
Speaker 2: I was like, man, what is this? It was.
Speaker 7: It was definitely a welcome to the NFL moment when
Speaker 7: when I to go against that dude.
Speaker 4: His speed, that's the way that guy was built was
Speaker 4: was completely different.
Speaker 2: I can only imagine.
Speaker 4: And then on top of that, Adrian Peterson was sixty
Speaker 4: three yeah, yeah, six, Yeah, he's a bigger guy than
Speaker 4: you expecting the way that he runs. Also, I mean
Speaker 4: you go back to a guy like Adrian Peterson to
Speaker 4: Eric Dickerson and guys that came from that era. But
Speaker 4: I mean, I'm sure like you talk about it when
Speaker 4: you talk about Ricky Williams, and that was at the
Speaker 4: end of his career, Ricky with the one two steps
Speaker 4: I cut. These These are players that obviously, you know,
Speaker 4: you you see these guys on TV, you win them,
Speaker 4: see them win heismans. But then when you see them
Speaker 4: in actual action, like guys like Reggie Bush, you know,
Speaker 4: being there being phild level and seeing a Reggie but
Speaker 4: was like, that's different quickness.
Speaker 2: That guy's, like I said, not boring. He was created.
Speaker 2: You're right, because because when you see it like he
Speaker 2: he's different.
Speaker 3: Remember the first time I saw Peter Warick in Los Angeles, Oh,
Speaker 3: it was just like I mean, and he didn't have
Speaker 3: the kind of career was having to go to Bengals.
Speaker 3: He didn't have the current of career you thought. But
Speaker 3: when you saw him on the oh, he was different.
Speaker 3: And then I saw Walter.
Speaker 2: Jones, Walter Jones office line.
Speaker 3: Walter Jones office floor state like a Black stormtrooper. And
Speaker 3: Pad was like, oh, good luck done, No you go here,
Speaker 3: just direct, No, not.
Speaker 2: Today, black stuck.
Speaker 3: You're not getting to the death Star. I mean, you
Speaker 3: just saw I saw, I saw it was that floor
Speaker 3: was a Florida State team. I in'd up winning national championship,
Speaker 3: but it was it was Peter Warck, it was Walter.
Speaker 2: You just like, Okay, they're different.
Speaker 3: Now that that was one of those days where it
Speaker 3: was a ton of dudes who got drafted.
Speaker 2: Okay, bunch of dudes who got drafted. Wink.
Speaker 3: He ended up winning a Heisman Trophy. Chris Claibornes the
Speaker 3: linebacker for US when Bucket swept. Brian Kelly ended up
Speaker 3: winning a championship with Tampa. That saw a lot of
Speaker 3: dudes out there. But you was like, yeah, those two,
Speaker 3: yeah different, they're different. And of course Walter Jones ended
Speaker 3: up going to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. But
Speaker 3: just what you said, you see, you got a he
Speaker 3: he's not like, he's not like USNA.
Speaker 2: He different.
Speaker 3: And when you see special guys like that, that's the
Speaker 3: cool part of the job. And that's why I do
Speaker 3: love being on the field, because you when you see
Speaker 3: it like that, everybody's good. And when you see somebody who's.
Speaker 7: Like NA, Like I got the line up against Randy
Speaker 7: my rookie year, and I was like, first of all,
Speaker 7: we had this dumb package where let's put the young
Speaker 7: safety at corner so he can get a jam on
Speaker 7: this guy.
Speaker 2: Man, this dude came trotting out to my side. I'm like, bro,
Speaker 2: what my knees shaking?
Speaker 4: Pittsburgh. I'm looking up. You know, I was right there
Speaker 4: with Randy, this new tower over me.
Speaker 2: He looking at me. He point I forget who the
Speaker 2: quarterback might have been, Christian Ponder or something. He looked.
Speaker 2: He pointed you.
Speaker 4: I'm sitting there extremely disrespected. So glad Twitter I was
Speaker 4: over there.
Speaker 9: Ship.
Speaker 2: I'm thank goodness was a run player.
Speaker 3: I'm a rookie. I'm out here all by myself. This
Speaker 3: package was I help over time.
Speaker 2: I just pee down. This dude's get that track. I'm
Speaker 2: about to be on the videos. I'm about to be
Speaker 2: I'm about to get mossed. Thank goodness. It was a run.
Speaker 4: He got on the line. I'm like, oh snap, and
Speaker 4: you know you want something off hurt. But luckily he
Speaker 4: was just messing with me. You looked back like he
Speaker 4: just laughed. It was like, I ain't gonna be like, hey,
Speaker 4: young free bird.
Speaker 2: He got off the line. Bird, he put that arm
Speaker 2: up I'm like, oh no, it's it was a rough place.
Speaker 2: He started laughing like you.
Speaker 4: I was like, man, get me off of this field
Speaker 4: right now, get me out of here, Thank God, thank.
Speaker 2: Hell, give me back leg. My plan B for chake first.
Speaker 4: Right now is pray. You know, I'm you know what,
Speaker 4: Hunter Lifkey Hunter Lifty. We talked about him, and we
Speaker 4: talked about him as I'm talking about blocking. Okay, as
Speaker 4: far as the blocking packages, but also schoolmaker. We've we've
Speaker 4: been you know, he's a high draft pick, a guy
Speaker 4: that you've been waiting to see that production from, and
Speaker 4: you're trying to replace one hundred and two catches last season.
Speaker 4: So look, I am personally happy that this man did
Speaker 4: in the sprink like it's not an ACL because when
Speaker 4: he went down, I thought, I thought, I was like.
Speaker 2: That's the end.
Speaker 4: Look like when that knee jam up, like and I
Speaker 4: was preparing for I was preparing for the worst man.
Speaker 4: But when he came back and said, God is good,
Speaker 4: and you realize that it's just an MCL. Even though
Speaker 4: that's not like work. He still has to come back
Speaker 4: and try and regain his strength in that leg and
Speaker 4: also his speed. But I think where you go here
Speaker 4: is you rely on Schoolmaker and also Stevenson. We've been
Speaker 4: waiting to see this guy, the tight end that everybody's
Speaker 4: been talking about. He just hadn't got his time yet.
Speaker 7: Man, give me spam forward, me give me spay Ford
Speaker 7: It okay, I mean, but what he was able to
Speaker 7: do blocking wise, at least against the Browns to me,
Speaker 7: you show promise big dudes six seven two point fifty
Speaker 7: out there. He's not gonna route nobody up. He might
Speaker 7: not be able to get you a catcher too, but
Speaker 7: he's going to make sure that that line of scrimmage
Speaker 7: is where it needs to be at.
Speaker 3: So give me spam forward in there, and then you're
Speaker 3: gonna have to rely on the three wide receivers to
Speaker 3: be in your passing targets. All right, to be continued
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