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Speaker 3: Good? Good, good day.
Speaker 4: Who's in this week?
Speaker 3: Who we're going to get to talk to you tomorrow?
Speaker 3: Aisha wo Yeah, what do you call him? The Nuggets?
Speaker 5: Love it?
Speaker 4: The nugget other week, the Rookie Week, the rookets.
Speaker 3: The rookies, I said, rookids.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm sorry it We also had someone take a visit.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, wasn't they Jones.
Speaker 6: By the day.
Speaker 4: That's so crazy, Oh my gosh, walking right into those
Speaker 4: early today.
Speaker 7: Jesus I stayed quiet just to wait for the moment.
Speaker 2: I was building it up now, but I've Jacksonville Jaguars
Speaker 2: released him last Monday. So with y'all's first initial initial
Speaker 2: thoughts on the possibility of this opportunity for the Cowboys
Speaker 2: to bring in someone that has experience, obviously, I'll start
Speaker 2: with Christy.
Speaker 4: It makes me feel ancient because I remember when we
Speaker 4: drafted his dad in the first year I was. I
Speaker 4: was in my second year covering.
Speaker 2: The ninety two.
Speaker 4: Yeah, nineteen ninety two. We had two first round picks
Speaker 4: that year, Kevin Smith, the cornerback from A and M.
Speaker 4: Sow Kevin last week and Kevin thanks for tuning in
Speaker 4: and watching the show at times.
Speaker 3: So hid to Kevin.
Speaker 4: And then the other pick was Robert Jones and played
Speaker 4: middle linebacker for the Cowboys very fine career. He was
Speaker 4: here four years, around three Super Bowls and four years
Speaker 4: and a very underrated member of that team. So when
Speaker 4: you say Zay, I think of his dad, But no,
Speaker 4: I think that we don't know, like any numbers that
Speaker 4: they're talking and the like, But could be. I think
Speaker 4: it would be a very attractive addition free agent. And
Speaker 4: I just remember two years ago three touchdowns against the
Speaker 4: Cowboys when.
Speaker 3: We were there in Jacksonville, So you.
Speaker 4: Remember, Yes, it was a very positive impression that remains
Speaker 4: in my mind.
Speaker 7: Wow for me, I think if you can get a
Speaker 7: veteran guy that comes in, because really your wide receiver
Speaker 7: three spot is a little murky now without MG and
Speaker 7: it's up for competition, and it's not a bad idea
Speaker 7: to bring somebody in with experience that has playoff experience. Specifically,
Speaker 7: the only thing that really worries me is he's coming
Speaker 7: off of a knee injury from last season. So of course,
Speaker 7: you know the faith we have in the medical staff
Speaker 7: here with the Cowboys, and you know, if they do
Speaker 7: decide to go this way, they're gonna have to clear
Speaker 7: him and do all of that. But I will say,
Speaker 7: I think if you can get a veteran guy in
Speaker 7: here to take that wide receiver three spot or at
Speaker 7: least try to compete for it, it does make your
Speaker 7: younger guys, say a Cavante Turpin, a Jalen Brooks kind
Speaker 7: of step up and step into that role to Jalen
Speaker 7: Tolbert exactly to come in and compete and really have
Speaker 7: to show their best come training camp to take that
Speaker 7: wide receiver three spot.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean this this season is I don't know
Speaker 8: how you guys feel about this season.
Speaker 3: I mean after the draft and stuff, I said to myself,
Speaker 3: they don't be good anything like Jesus.
Speaker 8: But yeah, the Jaguars took Brian Thomas junior wide receiver.
Speaker 3: Out of where were you? And why am I getting
Speaker 3: so quickly like that?
Speaker 8: Anyway, they drafted him, and I think that plays a
Speaker 8: role in at an LSU, and I think that plays
Speaker 8: a role in why they decided.
Speaker 3: To let go Zay. You mentioned the knee injury, but.
Speaker 8: Also too they picked up Gabe Davis last year from
Speaker 8: the Bills, and a lot of what they do is
Speaker 8: the same. I mean when you talk about the loss
Speaker 8: of Michael Gallup, you think about the deep threat, you
Speaker 8: think about some of the route running. I think that
Speaker 8: I think that Za is a little bit more refined
Speaker 8: in his route running, just a tad bit more, but
Speaker 8: still able to work the boundary, still able to be
Speaker 8: a deep threat and kept making big catches along the
Speaker 8: sideline as something.
Speaker 3: That they can do very well. The Jags are in
Speaker 3: a I don't know what they're going on, to be honest.
Speaker 8: But yeah, it's it makes sense that they would let
Speaker 8: him go after getting Brian Thomas Junior. I mean, if
Speaker 8: I'm not mistaken, he still has a meeting with the.
Speaker 3: Chiefs say, yeah, so.
Speaker 8: I don't like that they didn't get something done, but
Speaker 8: you know what, we'll just see you and see how
Speaker 8: it plays out.
Speaker 3: And if we're just going to roll with the young guys, I.
Speaker 7: Guess, and it might not be up to him or
Speaker 7: up to the Cowboys that something didn't get done.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he might.
Speaker 7: Around if the reigning Super Bowl champions asked you to
Speaker 7: go do a workout or go check it out.
Speaker 8: It up either because they have a obviously they have
Speaker 8: a good culture there as well, so it's like, yeah, I.
Speaker 3: Mean I can be a part of something good.
Speaker 8: And the Chiefs are also to I think they might
Speaker 8: have drafted to receive it, but they obviously yeah they so.
Speaker 8: But they also are in a place too with some
Speaker 8: of the things going on over a sheet Rise and
Speaker 8: some of like that. They might be looking to kind
Speaker 8: of replace that type of presence on the field their
Speaker 8: way as well.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think there's gonna be could be some really
Speaker 4: interesting maneuvering at the wide position wide receiver position overall,
Speaker 4: for the Cowboys because we're thinking, oh, we need to
Speaker 4: add somebody, and you know, how to replace Michael Gallup?
Speaker 4: Do you count on the younger guys moving up? So
Speaker 4: I think we see that position is okay, we need
Speaker 4: to add to that. But y'all know that I always
Speaker 4: kind of go back to the numbers and the finances
Speaker 4: because there's a budget that you have to work within,
Speaker 4: and your personnel your limited. Well, no, it's just the
Speaker 4: reality of what you have to work with and you
Speaker 4: can't just oh, you know, be like Bill Parcells. There's
Speaker 4: not a one eight hundred dollars quarterback and you bring
Speaker 4: in whoever you want. You have to work within parameters,
Speaker 4: and so I think that a lot of people would
Speaker 4: be surprised. I was surprised to learn that when it
Speaker 4: comes to position spending the Dallas Cowboys. How what is
Speaker 4: right now on the salary cap for wide receiver position?
Speaker 4: Would you like to guess where it ranks in the NFL?
Speaker 4: I mean we're looking to add.
Speaker 8: It's probably low, right because they I mean, besides Brandon Cooks,
Speaker 8: cities on.
Speaker 3: The books were just under eighteen million.
Speaker 4: It is third highest.
Speaker 3: It is the third.
Speaker 4: Highest in the NFL. It's over fifty million dollars. So
Speaker 4: because Cooks is ten million CD. That's that's why when
Speaker 4: I say there's going to be some more maneuvering within this,
Speaker 4: you know Michael Gallup thirteen point eight million, you know
Speaker 4: with him, doesn't that so? Well, that's what it's saying.
Speaker 4: Things are going to change as you move along here.
Speaker 4: But but when you're saying, well, we'll get Zay Jones,
Speaker 4: you know, at a at a good rate, and yeah,
Speaker 4: but I think he was going.
Speaker 3: To change ten million.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's ten million of the Jacksonville salary.
Speaker 3: Is it going to take a pay?
Speaker 4: Well, that's the thing though, it's bringing him on. You're
Speaker 4: already at this amount. So that's why some people say, oh,
Speaker 4: this guy is shopping around and and this isn't bargain basement,
Speaker 4: but think about these parameters. And I was just really
Speaker 4: surprised to see that. And that's why I think we
Speaker 4: always go back to Dak Prescott getting his contract done.
Speaker 4: But the CDE lamb, if you can get that extension
Speaker 4: before this season, then before the regular season gets going,
Speaker 4: then that eighteen million dollars, it's seventeen point nine. But
Speaker 4: I'm going to round it eighteen million dollars. You get
Speaker 4: him that big guarantee and the big bonus that cuts
Speaker 4: the base salary, and so you know, can lessen that
Speaker 4: cap hit for this season.
Speaker 2: But I just wonder what the Cowboys will or how
Speaker 2: they'll kind of maneuver that, because it goes along in
Speaker 2: releasing Martavis Bryant yesterday as well. So it's kind of like,
Speaker 2: are they really doing what they need to do to
Speaker 2: kind of make that happen.
Speaker 4: I don't know, yeah, yeah, And so you know, Marteves
Speaker 4: was a minimum well, and I don't believe I'm not
Speaker 4: sure that his was one of the top fifty one.
Speaker 4: In the off season. When you have ninety players, not
Speaker 4: all ninety count against the salary cap. That would be impossible,
Speaker 4: and so in the off season they count the top
Speaker 4: fifty one. And so but once the season gets going
Speaker 4: and you've had your roster reductions, then but you do
Speaker 4: have to account for practice squad players. So that two
Speaker 4: hundred and forty thousand dollars a year roughly, let's just
Speaker 4: say quarter million dollars a year for a practice squad
Speaker 4: player that has to be budgeted in right, and then
Speaker 4: you also have to leave some wiggle room because you
Speaker 4: know you're gonna have some injuries and those guys still
Speaker 4: get paid and you're gonna have to bring some guys
Speaker 4: on or leave some wiggle rooms so you can make
Speaker 4: some trades. But yeah, that when I when I saw
Speaker 4: that that so much is is committed to wide Receiver,
Speaker 4: I thought, man, that's even more impetus to get CD
Speaker 4: done because that's a lot to a position.
Speaker 3: Well, do you think they will bring them in? If
Speaker 3: they didn't, maybe think they would be listen.
Speaker 8: I mean they I understand what you're saying is valid,
Speaker 8: but they spent like a couple of quarters in free agency,
Speaker 8: like you ain't gotfly.
Speaker 4: You can definitely afford him, right, But when I say,
Speaker 4: I think that it's overall maneuvering, not just so I
Speaker 4: understand that in terms of you know, getting the thing
Speaker 4: done with UH, with CD, they need to tell her.
Speaker 3: They need to hurt that part. That part.
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Speaker 3: Get your QBC self out of here.
Speaker 4: Y'all are sick.
Speaker 8: Nilo's sick.
Speaker 2: Uh No, but this this move possible move with bringing
Speaker 2: in Zay Jones here for the cowboys? Who does that
Speaker 2: kind of ruffle the feathers for report? Put on kind
Speaker 2: of an alert when you're talking about the death within
Speaker 2: this running back room, you've got a wide receiver room.
Speaker 2: You've got like Jalen Tober, like you mentioned Cavante Turpin,
Speaker 2: does this kind of uh make them a little concerned
Speaker 2: or who?
Speaker 8: I would say Jalen Tobert more than anybody is just.
Speaker 8: But but the thing is and and this is the
Speaker 8: thing about Jalen Tobert that I realized last year. DAK
Speaker 8: and CD were so good. Yeah, And I think when
Speaker 8: you go watch the film and you watch, like when
Speaker 8: you watch these plays develop.
Speaker 3: Jalen is open. He's hoping a lot on film.
Speaker 8: But it's hard to justify coming off of your one
Speaker 8: when you're one is open. I mean, CD had a
Speaker 8: phenomenal year, So I think it's difficult to justify just
Speaker 8: going through all of your reads in that way when
Speaker 8: you see the open man and then we talked about
Speaker 8: the West coast.
Speaker 3: What is the West Coast? It's who's open right now.
Speaker 8: And so I think that Jalen Tobert suffered a little
Speaker 8: bit because of that, because when you look at his development.
Speaker 3: He was reliable last year.
Speaker 8: He had some key catches and big moments where you
Speaker 8: needed him, and even Jalen Brooks they used him towards.
Speaker 3: The end of the year when you needed a guy.
Speaker 8: So I'm like with Jalen Tobert, I don't think his
Speaker 8: development has been stifled or anything. I think that he's
Speaker 8: becoming kind of what we thought he would be. But
Speaker 8: bringing in this veteran to me is more so for me.
Speaker 8: I think it's more so addressing the Michael Gallup loss.
Speaker 8: But then also too with Cavant Turpin. I believe Cavante
Speaker 8: Turpin is gonna have opportunities to return this year, and
Speaker 8: they might want him to focus more so on that
Speaker 8: at this point and let him allow him to be
Speaker 8: involved in that.
Speaker 3: I think you, Douce Fine will be involved in that
Speaker 3: more so.
Speaker 8: That's that might be part of the reason as well
Speaker 8: is and and and also to shoot you you might
Speaker 8: just need to if you can't stop the run, you
Speaker 8: might just need to pass the ball, But then I
Speaker 8: think they were an aerial attack last year. I think
Speaker 8: they want to get back to running the ball, but
Speaker 8: I think they kind of want to balance it.
Speaker 3: So for me, I think it would be a good move.
Speaker 8: And but to your answer your question, I think it
Speaker 8: puts more pressure on Jaalen Toba for competition doing anything.
Speaker 9: We got we caller.
Speaker 2: We actually have two callers. We're gonna take Mike first
Speaker 2: out of California. Mike, what do you got for us?
Speaker 6: What's going on?
Speaker 5: Ladies?
Speaker 6: Good morning? And uhm hey, miss As. I would like
Speaker 6: to just give you a huge shoutout. Man, I love
Speaker 6: the work you guys do with that draft show as
Speaker 6: well as the rest of you ladies. Shout out to
Speaker 6: all you all you ladies, but you guys do a
Speaker 6: great job. But I really enjoy that draft coverage. But
Speaker 6: I just want to say, I don't know if this
Speaker 6: Zay Jone thinks how it's gonna go whatever, but I
Speaker 6: just kind of feel like he's a progress stopper to
Speaker 6: Jalen Tobert, Like I had called a few weeks ago,
Speaker 6: and I told you guys that they need to stop
Speaker 6: playing games with the ceedee Lamb contract. You know that
Speaker 6: he could be the best eighty eight, you know what
Speaker 6: I mean, And I stand by that. You know, they
Speaker 6: I hope they can get it done. And I just
Speaker 6: want to say that despite the lack of you know,
Speaker 6: moves in free agency and all, I'm really excited about
Speaker 6: the depth of this team. And I don't think a
Speaker 6: lot of people realize that all these years of drafting
Speaker 6: well and everything, I think that that our depth is
Speaker 6: great and I'm excited to see all this young talent
Speaker 6: that that's up and coming, and a lot of people
Speaker 6: aren't aware of, you know yet, but I think that
Speaker 6: they're gonna show up and show out. And I think
Speaker 6: regardless of all the free agency lack of free agency moves,
Speaker 6: I still think that we're a ten win team. But
Speaker 6: I'll just leave it at that. I'll hang up there
Speaker 6: and once again thank you for having me on. God
Speaker 6: bless you all, and shout out to the whole Cowboys Nation.
Speaker 7: Let's go.
Speaker 4: So that's it.
Speaker 7: I want to be as awake as Mike Energy in.
Speaker 4: That season California. It's two hours.
Speaker 3: I know, look at you.
Speaker 4: What do you think of Zay possibly being a progress
Speaker 4: stopper for gentlemen or other young Here's here's.
Speaker 7: What I was gonna say too, because I think something
Speaker 7: that ties into this a lot is the development of
Speaker 7: the tight ends because they were not as part of
Speaker 7: the aerial attack as they should have been. Jake Ferguson aside, Yes,
Speaker 7: you know that's your tight end one. But Mike McCarthy's
Speaker 7: a tight end kind of guy. He's the kind of coach,
Speaker 7: uh kind of play caller that's gonna want to get
Speaker 7: those tight ends more involved in the receiving game as well.
Speaker 7: So I don't necessarily think it stops progress from a
Speaker 7: guy like Jalen Tolbert, but I do think there's enough
Speaker 7: of the and Cowboys nation's gonna hate this analogy, but
Speaker 7: the pie to go around when it comes to the
Speaker 7: passing game, because you're not even just talking about your
Speaker 7: wide receiver group, your tight end group needs to get
Speaker 7: more involved in that as well. And I think that's
Speaker 7: something that severely lacked last season was getting those tight
Speaker 7: ends involved in the screen game, the passing game, and
Speaker 7: I think the development of them also will will kind
Speaker 7: of impact any opportunity.
Speaker 8: For the.
Speaker 7: Whoa Hello, any opportunity for the wide receivers as well,
Speaker 7: there you go.
Speaker 2: I love that. I think in a way it does
Speaker 2: kind of stop the progress of Jalen, but it also
Speaker 2: doesn't because at the end of the day, like you're
Speaker 2: gonna get it if you want to get it, if
Speaker 2: you want to improve, you want to improve, right, I
Speaker 2: think that he's been doing what he needs to do
Speaker 2: this offseason because he's mentioned it, right, even training with
Speaker 2: Brandon Cooks this offseason. He's been doing what he needs
Speaker 2: to do in order to improve and take this next
Speaker 2: jump this year because he knows what's at stake. So
Speaker 2: I don't think it necessarily stops the progress. I think
Speaker 2: that it'll just add the competition level or enhance the
Speaker 2: competition level. I don't think it'll stop his.
Speaker 8: Progress, though I wonder if it plays a role also too.
Speaker 8: It's like, again, you have a lot of coaches on
Speaker 8: this staff that are here for a year, and you
Speaker 8: might want somebody that is a little more experienced, a
Speaker 8: little bit more you know. But also too, we've seen
Speaker 8: this season, like just like we talk about throughout you know,
Speaker 8: the defensive line and offensive line in depth and stuff
Speaker 8: like that, Injuries happened, things happened, Nicks, Nix and bruses happen,
Speaker 8: and this is a seventeen game season. You're also just
Speaker 8: making sure there's depth on the team. So I think
Speaker 8: that he mentioned the depth on the team in general.
Speaker 3: So I'm excited. I mean, I do. I do agree
Speaker 3: with him that.
Speaker 8: There are areas that there's more depth than with I
Speaker 8: thin get we were thinking at first.
Speaker 7: I do want to say real quick to your point, Nicole,
Speaker 7: about Jalen Tolbert. You know, whether he wants to or not,
Speaker 7: I will give Jalen Tolbert the credit that he deserves
Speaker 7: and being a student and just absolutely diving into learning
Speaker 7: and trying to be better from his first year to play.
Speaker 7: So it's just if you want a football IQ, Jalen
Speaker 7: Tolbert's your guy. I mean, And unfortunately, I don't think
Speaker 7: you've gotten to see that a lot, but I do
Speaker 7: expect it. He's not He's gonna he's not gonna shy
Speaker 7: away from the challenge, no matter who's who he's going against.
Speaker 3: We've got another caller.
Speaker 2: We have Robert out of Rio Grindez Vallet Valley, who
Speaker 2: today is today?
Speaker 9: Hi Robert, Robert, are you it's Bob? But I'll answer
Speaker 9: to Robert. Hi, Bob, It's a pleasure to talk to
Speaker 9: you ladies. I do enjoy your show so much. You
Speaker 9: give a You come at it with a different perspective
Speaker 9: than the men do on their programs, and you, you guys,
Speaker 9: show a lot of wisdom and insight. And kudos to
Speaker 9: the last caller and his remarks about Asia and the
Speaker 9: job that she did with the with the draft. Uh,
Speaker 9: young lady, you are totally right on at when you
Speaker 9: analyze the player, uh, and when you finally come up
Speaker 9: with where you're going to place him, you put him
Speaker 9: in a right spot. And I do enjoy that. I Uh,
Speaker 9: I look forward to you guys coming on. Quite frankly,
Speaker 9: I was a little slow uh getting to you guys
Speaker 9: that I would watch the men's guys out of habit,
Speaker 9: you know, and uh, when I finally tuned into you guys,
Speaker 9: I said, well, boy, you've been shortened yourself.
Speaker 4: Real Grand Valley, I mean that is a cowboys.
Speaker 9: Nation, absolutely yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So we appreciate you and everyone there in Real
Speaker 4: Grand Valley.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 9: Every one of these athanic people down here have got
Speaker 9: a cowboys jersey and uh and some of them with
Speaker 9: numbers of all the way back to Mary and Barber,
Speaker 9: I mean, oh, they're they're uh diet in the wool
Speaker 9: of fans that and they live and die with the boys.
Speaker 9: Thank you so much for taking my call. I'm going
Speaker 9: to let it get off here and let somebody else
Speaker 9: get home, but I definitely enjoy you and I'll be
Speaker 9: listening to you in the future. Thank you, Thank you, Bob.
Speaker 4: I'm glad that you mentioned Mary and barber because a
Speaker 4: couple of weeks ago we got a call from Fernando
Speaker 4: in Miami and he asked me a question about Julius
Speaker 4: Jones and Mary and Barbera and what happened with that
Speaker 4: playoff loss to the Giants back in two thousand and seven.
Speaker 4: And so it was one where Fernando said, why was
Speaker 4: Julius Jones benched? And if we could have run the
Speaker 4: ball more in that game? You know, that's the game,
Speaker 4: the Cabo game, right where the Cowboys were heavy favorites
Speaker 4: and number one seed and lost to the Giants. And
Speaker 4: so I promised Fernando that I would go back and
Speaker 4: look at my.
Speaker 3: Notes, and that was Julius's.
Speaker 4: Julius started every game that regular season, but that playoff
Speaker 4: game the Cowboys had had to buy and Wade Phillips.
Speaker 4: I was right about the fact that he was going
Speaker 4: with the hot hand that whole year, Mary and Barber.
Speaker 4: That's when he became known as Mary and the Barbarian.
Speaker 4: And he had a lot more carries than Julius Jones
Speaker 4: throughout the entire season. And so even though Julius was
Speaker 4: the starter, so officially it was not a benching. And
Speaker 4: I also looked at my notes and it was not
Speaker 4: anything injury related. But Julius did have only three carries
Speaker 4: in that playoff game and Marion had like twenty five
Speaker 4: and they ran for like one hundred and thirty yards
Speaker 4: but didn't get the win. But I wanted to go
Speaker 4: back and respond to Fernando and follow up on the
Speaker 4: question that he had before. And thank you Bob for
Speaker 4: mentioning mentioning Marion, because it led into going back to
Speaker 4: Fernando's call.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and thank you for reminding us that is dope. Okay,
Speaker 2: thank you now, no, you know you do an amazing job,
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Speaker 3: Thank you, lady, you know what, appreciate it.
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Speaker 2: Sorry, Hey, we're just going to talk about these rookies,
Speaker 2: all right.
Speaker 3: It is rookiemunic camps officially tomorrow on Friday and Saturday.
Speaker 2: They start walk through practices on Friday and then they
Speaker 2: have a full practice on Saturday.
Speaker 3: I'm just excited to just get my eyes on the
Speaker 3: prize the Nuggets typically.
Speaker 2: Well, I know you all obviously have been here covering
Speaker 2: the team. What is the most exciting part about, you know,
Speaker 2: seeing these guys come in on these you know, in
Speaker 2: for rookie mayde camp.
Speaker 7: Oh, my my favorite part of last year because it
Speaker 7: was the first time we got to experience it. Ayisha,
Speaker 7: and I was I love seeing them grow through the year.
Speaker 7: So you meet them at first and they're so nervous,
Speaker 7: like sweating. I remember Junior for Joko was literally sweating
Speaker 7: talking to media for the first time introducing you know himself,
Speaker 7: and then you see them grow as people as players
Speaker 7: throughout the course of the season. So it's funny now
Speaker 7: to compare you know, kind of the person you first meet,
Speaker 7: which is a nervous rookie. I was like, who the
Speaker 7: heck is all all of this media around me, especially
Speaker 7: if they come from a smaller school that doesn't get
Speaker 7: a lot of media coverage, It is nerve wracking, it
Speaker 7: is at and to kind of see them come into
Speaker 7: their own and become their own person as a Dallas Cowboy,
Speaker 7: it's it's absolutely phenomenal and I'm excited to see that
Speaker 7: because I think for me last year, a guy that
Speaker 7: I saw a lot of growth and is, you know,
Speaker 7: off the field and hopefully we see more on is
Speaker 7: Luke spoon Maker. I really enjoyed talking to him throughout
Speaker 7: the course of last year and seeing how nervous he
Speaker 7: kind of was at first, like very hesitant with like
Speaker 7: what is going on with all this media coverage.
Speaker 8: And all of that.
Speaker 7: But then as it's gone on, like his football, IQ
Speaker 7: has just grown so much, his mind has grown. And
Speaker 7: I think a lot a large part of that is
Speaker 7: how how well that tight end room really just like
Speaker 7: adapted to him and welcomed him in. So I'm excited
Speaker 7: to see kind of that first step in these rookies
Speaker 7: taking their own step to become their own version of
Speaker 7: a Dallas Cowboy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, on the field mentioned like walk through and then
Speaker 4: more of a real practice, But let's be honest, it's
Speaker 4: not much more than underwear Olympics because you're just not
Speaker 4: real football. But what you're looking at from a media
Speaker 4: standpoint in watching practices, guys are drafted at one position
Speaker 4: or they played a particular spot in college. Are they
Speaker 4: at that position or are they already putting are the
Speaker 4: coaches here already putting them in different spots? So you're
Speaker 4: taking mental notes like that, how do you think that
Speaker 4: they're going to be used? For example, you know, guard
Speaker 4: to center, which you know BB, you know expecting things
Speaker 4: like that, So you're watching things like that. Honestly, you're
Speaker 4: just trying to like memorize numbers. You kind of seeing
Speaker 4: the body type so that you can, you know, just
Speaker 4: real quick learn who people are just looking very quickly
Speaker 4: from the sideline, and then yes, how they handle themselves
Speaker 4: in the locker room. And also you're thinking, oh, this
Speaker 4: guy's a good talker, so he's going to be a
Speaker 4: good source this year. And it's also just introducing yourself
Speaker 4: and kind of, you know, just a little bit of
Speaker 4: relationship so that you can hopefully go back to that
Speaker 4: well in training camp and during the season. And it
Speaker 4: may not be a formal interview that you're using soundbites
Speaker 4: for that I'm going to use on Cowboys radio reports,
Speaker 4: but just getting some little nuggets from some information that
Speaker 4: you can drop into the broadcaster onto the podcast.
Speaker 8: Well, I mean they said most of them missed that
Speaker 8: most of the things. But for me, as someone that
Speaker 8: is really into the film and really into, you know,
Speaker 8: seeing these kids, I've watched the extensive tape on most
Speaker 8: of them.
Speaker 3: So for me, it's just I know that it is
Speaker 3: the underwear Olympics.
Speaker 7: But.
Speaker 3: You can see you get a feel, I know I do.
Speaker 8: I get a feel for how confident this player is,
Speaker 8: how much they already might be in the playbook if
Speaker 8: they have it.
Speaker 3: You also you can just see. Sometimes guys stand out
Speaker 3: in just the two days. Sometimes guys stand.
Speaker 8: Out right away for sure, and you can just feel
Speaker 8: it like it's a presence, it's an aura that some
Speaker 8: of these gentlemen have. And to your point, just sometimes
Speaker 8: they develop a bit more overseason, like we might look
Speaker 8: up and train again, be like I ain't like he's
Speaker 8: just yeah. But sometimes on that very first day you
Speaker 8: meet him, shake their hand, look him in the eye,
Speaker 8: You're like, Okay, this kid, this kid has something.
Speaker 3: And so that's what I'm excited about.
Speaker 8: And also to to you Lady's point, is just getting
Speaker 8: to know some of the players a little bit more.
Speaker 8: I think it's important to be empathetic to what this
Speaker 8: process is like for these young players.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I'm excited about all of it.
Speaker 8: I mean, just watch I mean I've been watching him
Speaker 8: on the screen for months now, especially Cooper BB.
Speaker 3: Y'all.
Speaker 8: I made a rookie mistake last year on the Draft Show.
Speaker 8: I didn't know he returned to college, so I was
Speaker 8: like talking about him and everything.
Speaker 3: Ever, I was like, he went back.
Speaker 8: To school, and that's literally like not a fun thing
Speaker 8: to experience on the Draft Show. But I've been very
Speaker 8: infatuated with this player and his ability since last year
Speaker 8: to just like see him and he's another Yogi beer.
Speaker 7: I'm so excited.
Speaker 3: He is another yoga So excited. Is that a player
Speaker 3: that you're most excited about?
Speaker 8: I am, I'm excited about him, but I also to
Speaker 8: I'm really I am looking forward to Tyler Guitton as well,
Speaker 8: because he Both of those gentlemen are going to be
Speaker 8: important to not only this year, but I believe that
Speaker 8: this is there the future of your offensive line and
Speaker 8: so just seeing how they transition is going to be important.
Speaker 8: But it's hard because I think Maurice is like it's
Speaker 8: somebody as well, a linebacker out of Notre Dame.
Speaker 3: It is going to be important to what they do
Speaker 3: as well.
Speaker 8: So it's this class in general. This class in general
Speaker 8: got me hype. I think this is I thought they
Speaker 8: drafted really, I thought they drafted well. I thought this
Speaker 8: was well and well executed drafts.
Speaker 4: And Nicoleta one thing I would say, because I know
Speaker 4: this will be the first time that you get to
Speaker 4: see how the coaches interact at the rookie camp. This
Speaker 4: is such a crucial time, not just for that coach
Speaker 4: rookie relationship but this is really the only time that
Speaker 4: these rookies are going to have the coaches to themselves.
Speaker 4: And when you say working on the fundamentals, I mean
Speaker 4: just the fundamentals. Really, what the staff is trying to
Speaker 4: do is acclimate these young guys to what to expect
Speaker 4: in the practices as well as that. And so because
Speaker 4: once we're done with this, then it's OTAs you're not
Speaker 4: getting that one on one attention as much because it
Speaker 4: has to be spread. And so that I want to
Speaker 4: share that because this is from the coaches perspective and
Speaker 4: these young guys, you have to take advantage of this
Speaker 4: opportunity because once it's done with the rookies and you're
Speaker 4: alongside the veterans, they cannot slow down the train.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the train is going.
Speaker 4: And you've got to keep pace and you're gonna you're
Speaker 4: gonna be swimming in it and you're gonna feel like
Speaker 4: you're getting dragged down by the undertow. So take advantage
Speaker 4: of that exactly, sink or swim. But this this is
Speaker 4: the really the only time in the off season that
Speaker 4: for the true on field work and what is more
Speaker 4: of a practice like setting, that the rookies will be
Speaker 4: with their position coaches.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I kind of want to go back to you
Speaker 2: and Christy though, is there a player that you're looking
Speaker 2: forward to most scenes?
Speaker 7: I mean jumping back to kind of what Ayisha said,
Speaker 7: I'm I'm really excited about Koper Bbe and that's because
Speaker 7: I talked a lot about last season how much respect
Speaker 7: I really have gained for that center position because of
Speaker 7: Tyler Briottish. It's just it's a mindset that is so
Speaker 7: interesting to me, and just every little thing you have
Speaker 7: to know and pay attention to and focus on is
Speaker 7: a center, because really every place starts with you. It's
Speaker 7: people seem to think it starts with the quarterback. Nope,
Speaker 7: it starts with the center and then it trickles down
Speaker 7: from there. So to me, I'm excited to see, you know,
Speaker 7: how confident he comes in and I just feel like
Speaker 7: he's going to be one of those guys that I
Speaker 7: used just talking about that you just see and you're like, man,
Speaker 7: he's ready, Yes, he's ready to be here. He's gonna
Speaker 7: step in. But I want to kind of see him
Speaker 7: take that Yogi bear role as we call it. And
Speaker 7: the point of that last year with Tyler Piottish was
Speaker 7: you know, off the field, he's doing all of this
Speaker 7: yoga and doing everything to take care of his body.
Speaker 7: And you talk to him and he's so small, and
Speaker 7: he's so he's kind of gentle off the field. When
Speaker 7: you're talking to him in the locker room, you get
Speaker 7: his tail. On that field, he's not letting anybody touch
Speaker 7: Dak Prescott like he is a vicious, ferocious bear. So
Speaker 7: that's where the whole Yogi bear thing came from. Last
Speaker 7: year was just the mind switch that that these centers
Speaker 7: have of most of these players in fact. But I'm
Speaker 7: just so intrigued to see kind of how how he acclimates.
Speaker 7: But i mean, man, you said it, this whole draft class.
Speaker 7: There's just something something about this class as a whole
Speaker 7: that is special. Like they each bring something that this
Speaker 7: team needed, whether it be depth, whether it be you
Speaker 7: know whatever. But I'm excited to meet.
Speaker 3: All of them.
Speaker 4: Well, when you say something that they needed, I'm going
Speaker 4: to go a different direction and go second round with.
Speaker 3: Nyland because he can make.
Speaker 4: Such a even if he's not a starter man, he
Speaker 4: can be an immediate part of the rotation as a passat.
Speaker 4: And we talked about Dorn's arms strong and and foul
Speaker 4: or leaving and so there is a hole and there
Speaker 4: if if Neilan and you know, they talk about how
Speaker 4: good he's going to be, you know against the run
Speaker 4: as well, you know so, but it is part of
Speaker 4: that possible pass rush rotation. Nyland need him, so you're right, No, no,
Speaker 4: that's not It's just it's just repeating off of justice.
Speaker 7: She's betting on. That was all her.
Speaker 3: But this is a guy who you know, quitch.
Speaker 4: We talk about BB and guiding and yes, I mean
Speaker 4: could be walking and some starters and stuff, but I
Speaker 4: think Nyland could get a lot of playing talk about it.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go a different route. I'm gonna go sixth
Speaker 2: round with Ryan Floorinoy only because okay, no, I want
Speaker 2: to see how, you know, a guy who comes from
Speaker 2: a school that's doesn't get a lot of you know,
Speaker 2: media covered Southeast Missouri state.
Speaker 3: I believe that was the school he played at.
Speaker 2: So I want to see how he comes in and
Speaker 2: and just elevates his game and brings that confidence. And
Speaker 2: on the film, I kind of took some six two
Speaker 2: running a four four is crazy. One athleticism is crazy.
Speaker 2: His athleticism is crazy. And one thing that he has
Speaker 2: gotten a lot of praise for is how reliable his
Speaker 2: hands are. That's something that Michael Gallup had a great
Speaker 2: asset to earlier in his career. And I know obviously
Speaker 2: he battled some injuries the last few but that's something
Speaker 2: that obviously the Cowboys are looking for. And just looking
Speaker 2: at the numbers his best, he dropped just three point
Speaker 2: two percent of catchable pass.
Speaker 3: Has thrown his way since twenty twenty two, Yes, and.
Speaker 2: Three point two. So I'm looking forward to seeing what
Speaker 2: he brings and how he kind of stands out. I
Speaker 2: should mentioned how you know, how these guys stand out.
Speaker 2: Some of them stand out more than others. So I'm
Speaker 2: looking forward to him.
Speaker 6: I lot to well.
Speaker 7: I wanted to point out too, like with the loss
Speaker 7: of Martavius Bryant, who was a big body, wide receiver,
Speaker 7: He's going to be very important, especially when you're talking
Speaker 7: about practice reps going against these bigger body receivers, because
Speaker 7: that was a big part of what Martavius I think
Speaker 7: brought That just was very very underrated, and I uhould
Speaker 7: pointed that out last year. So one thing I wrote
Speaker 7: down about him is, uh he's six one, two hundred
Speaker 7: and two pounds that's a big guy for a receiver.
Speaker 7: So to me, I noticed when I was watching his
Speaker 7: film Confident Pass Catcher strengthen route running, plants and shallow crossers,
Speaker 7: and I put a little star on a smiley face
Speaker 7: because I said, I usually like that in my notes.
Speaker 3: Yes, I'm so glad that you mentioned that he was reliable.
Speaker 3: I knew she'd like that talk football to me. You know,
Speaker 3: it makes me happy inside. No, that I'm glad that
Speaker 3: you mentioned that he's reliable.
Speaker 8: That's the last thing I said about him is that
Speaker 8: he's very QB friendly and he's reliable.
Speaker 3: And what stands out with him also to is the effort.
Speaker 8: Because not only is he his hand or his hands
Speaker 8: strong and he has the route running and things like that,
Speaker 8: he's also a very physical blocker, very willing blocker on
Speaker 8: the outside and even if the ball's not coming his way,
Speaker 8: he might chip you a little bit and let you know, like, hey,
Speaker 8: I'm not just here for decoration.
Speaker 3: The run after catch ability is great with him as well.
Speaker 8: He's to your point, he is a guy that is
Speaker 8: gonna push the envelope in that room. And I just
Speaker 8: can't believe we went from being like very unsure kind
Speaker 8: of about the depth that the wide receiver positions are
Speaker 8: starting to be like, Okay, well this guy has some
Speaker 8: potential potential we're just looking for it's a materialize you know,
Speaker 8: during camp and stuff like that.
Speaker 7: Well, and you just never know what can happen come
Speaker 7: training camp. I mean a lot of these guys could
Speaker 7: come up and have a fantastic camp. You never know,
Speaker 7: and especially with how competitive this wide receiver group is
Speaker 7: about to be. Look, don't count anybody out. And he's
Speaker 7: a guy that Yeah, I agree, Yeah.
Speaker 2: I'm kind of I'm looking forward to what Jaylen Tolbert brings,
Speaker 2: but I don't know Ryan Flornoy if gonna bring a
Speaker 2: little different edge as well. For you guys, when you
Speaker 2: look at let's go back to the offensive line Tyler Geyton,
Speaker 2: what stands out the most about him outside side I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: outside of size.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, for me, it's the feet and for me it's.
Speaker 8: Just how he's able to get out in space and
Speaker 8: drive the ship in that regard, the way he uses
Speaker 8: his feet to recover. It's when you talk about athleticism.
Speaker 8: Athleticism looks different, different with every position. So when you
Speaker 8: see a guy is able to mirror a defensive line,
Speaker 8: or just get out of his kick, like that initial step,
Speaker 8: like just to kick step fast enough to deal with
Speaker 8: those speed rushers and stuff like that. That's where the
Speaker 8: athleticism shows up, the lateral movement, him moving side to
Speaker 8: side and things like that. So I think that's what
Speaker 8: stands out the most the most to me initially. I
Speaker 8: mean you mentioned the size, of course, but it's just
Speaker 8: the way that his feet are able to keep moving.
Speaker 8: And also too when he anchors, it's it's pretty much
Speaker 8: like the latch is. When he's able to sit down.
Speaker 8: You don't see a lot of guys getting away from
Speaker 8: him once he does. And so those things, those are
Speaker 8: two things that stand out the most to me.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna say discipline. I think you know he has
Speaker 7: he has a polishing up to do, but from where
Speaker 7: he is right now as a rookie, like not even
Speaker 7: having stepping foot on the practice field, I'm gonna say,
Speaker 7: discipline stands out to me. And something that I kind
Speaker 7: of deep dive into was at his time at O.
Speaker 7: You you have to understand that his O line coach,
Speaker 7: Bill Beatenbaugh, And I'm so sorry if I said that wrong,
Speaker 7: and I were trying to practice this. He really instills
Speaker 7: I wrote, toughness, physicality, and fundamentals. And to me, if
Speaker 7: you have an offensive lineman that is focusing on his fundamentals. Look,
Speaker 7: we talk about this all the time, especially when we're
Speaker 7: talking about pre snap penalties, and I hate to bring
Speaker 7: this up again. You need a guy that is going
Speaker 7: to eliminate those. You need a guy that you don't
Speaker 7: have to worry about those with. You just need that focus,
Speaker 7: that discipline, and I think he's a guy that can
Speaker 7: come in here and give you that and give you
Speaker 7: just kind of what you need as far as hey,
Speaker 7: we don't even have to worry about the pre snap penalties.
Speaker 7: He's there. He needs polishing up, but at least that's
Speaker 7: not a worry.
Speaker 4: I think what said about you know, once you get
Speaker 4: the hands on him and controlling the he controls the yeah,
Speaker 4: And I think we got real spoiled with that over
Speaker 4: the years with Tyron Smith.
Speaker 3: That was his strength.
Speaker 4: I mean that you hear his teammates or other people
Speaker 4: around the league talk about Tyron Smith and they're like,
Speaker 4: that's a man's man. These are men's men saying this
Speaker 4: is Tyron Smith. He is a man among men and
Speaker 4: we got spoiled by it, and uh, you know, it'll
Speaker 4: be interesting. I just hope that Cowboys Nation gives this kid.
Speaker 3: Time to grow.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because when your grace is a wonderful word. I'm
Speaker 4: glad you said that, Nicole, because you know, he's filling
Speaker 4: the shoes of a person who's arguably a Hall of
Speaker 4: Fame career, arguably a Ring of Honor career. And there's
Speaker 4: gonna be some mistakes. There's gonna be some times he
Speaker 4: gets beat. Michael Parsons is gonna embarrass him in training
Speaker 4: camp at times. Let's have some grace, Let's have some patience,
Speaker 4: and which is hard in the NFL. But I'm really
Speaker 4: really excited to see how he, you know, conducts himself,
Speaker 4: handles himself.
Speaker 3: Is disc one. I think you're righteous.
Speaker 4: I agree with all of you. But yeah, if he
Speaker 4: does that has those Tyrone Smith qualities which he showed
Speaker 4: in college. If he carries that to this level, man,
Speaker 4: what a blessing it would be to go from a
Speaker 4: tyrant to tyler.
Speaker 3: He has the attitude.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, I know we're about to get into but
Speaker 8: he I want to say, like the little bit that
Speaker 8: I've gotten to see, you've actually gotten to spend time
Speaker 8: with him as well, like as you've gotten spend time
Speaker 8: with them, Nicole, the way that he's so genuinely humble
Speaker 8: to be here, you're gonna get his best effort. Sometimes
Speaker 8: you can, just like I mentioned, you can see that
Speaker 8: this player is going to do everything that they need
Speaker 8: to do.
Speaker 3: Already, working with Duke Manniweather, I was such an asset
Speaker 3: to a He's a luxury.
Speaker 8: You guys, like the other offensive lineman in this league,
Speaker 8: don't get that one on one time with him on
Speaker 8: the weekends sometimes or during the week sometimes Like this
Speaker 8: is so for the fact that he's already working with
Speaker 8: Duke and some of the other players on the team.
Speaker 3: And it again, yeah, thank you. It again shows already
Speaker 3: how dedicated he is. I think the kid's gonna be fine. Right,
Speaker 3: we got a game coming up. I'm not gonna take
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Speaker 8: Speaking of mothers, I just saw the tweet from a
Speaker 8: Cooper Bebe's mom posting him going, yeah.
Speaker 3: She said, does here he comes. That's couldn't be more
Speaker 3: prouder of his next journey. Love you bub go get him.
Speaker 3: He looks like a bub Oh.
Speaker 6: Jeez, he do.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: If you ain't seen call he looks like I wish
Speaker 3: we could show it.
Speaker 8: Can we show?
Speaker 3: I don't know if you can see. You gotta like
Speaker 3: zoom at bigger Jesse.
Speaker 7: There we go, Yeah, hold on, here we go.
Speaker 8: That's like to close on my Sorry, well, anyway, he's
Speaker 8: on his way here for Minnie Camp.
Speaker 7: Yeah, all right, you're too close on me.
Speaker 8: Goodness.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I hate them all.
Speaker 6: Just my luck.
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Speaker 7: Just my.
Speaker 9: Yo luck. It's my.
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Speaker 5: A game.
Speaker 2: You have a game to play. It's called lit hit
Speaker 2: or sit, so basically, oh my goodness. So lit right,
Speaker 2: you're gonna choose three names out here? Okay, okay, you're
Speaker 2: gonna choose if this.
Speaker 7: Hey wait, did we choose them at the same time?
Speaker 2: No, So I'm gonna go I used to first. She'll
Speaker 2: choose the three names that she draws, and then out
Speaker 2: of those three, you'll decide if it's a lit like,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, this dude in a ball, like you know,
Speaker 2: the confidence is there, the hit is like, you know,
Speaker 2: they hit on this pick right in the draft. But okay,
Speaker 2: just need a little see a little bit more, right,
Speaker 2: sid is like I need to see a little bit
Speaker 2: more development from him. I think it's gonna be year
Speaker 2: one kind of development. But I did add a couple
Speaker 2: of names that we need to step up this year,
Speaker 2: So maybe this is maybe like a deciding choice of
Speaker 2: like hm hmm, I still need to see a little
Speaker 2: bit more from him.
Speaker 7: Okay, got it, we got it, got it, got it,
Speaker 7: got it, get it good.
Speaker 3: Let Cassey go first. Okay, this is.
Speaker 4: All right, So I'm choosing three.
Speaker 7: She is so graceful of you, so graceful. She is
Speaker 7: beauty grace.
Speaker 5: O.
Speaker 3: Sorry, oh my goodness, that's so. The first name I
Speaker 3: had drawn is Jalen Brooks. Okay, I'm going to go
Speaker 3: with hit. Who else did you?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Okay, Jalen Brooks hit.
Speaker 4: Nathan Thomas. That's the late round offensive lineman. I'm just
Speaker 4: gonna say, uh, sit just because you know, late round
Speaker 4: pick and the not expecting him to come in and
Speaker 4: have to be a contributor right away unless there's an
Speaker 4: injury situation, but so much promise and can.
Speaker 3: Use this year to really develop and learn. So I
Speaker 3: love the pick though.
Speaker 4: And then Marshawn Neeland, who I mentioned earlier, is one
Speaker 4: of the rookies I'm most excited to see and I'm
Speaker 4: gonna say, uh, I'm kind of.
Speaker 3: Thinking LIT, but just to be safe, I'm going to
Speaker 3: go it.
Speaker 4: I really see him developing as the season wears on
Speaker 4: into a really valuable part of the past rush rotation.
Speaker 3: Marsha I'm I'm I'm looking at my line name.
Speaker 7: I'm like, someone want to trade one? Okay, so, oh
Speaker 7: my goodness, this is so much. I got Ryan Floorny
Speaker 7: Floor Floor, Maurice Foul, and Deuce Fun. Okay, my LIT
Speaker 7: is going to be Maurice. That's gonna be my LIT
Speaker 7: because I'm very excited.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 7: Like we were just talking about earlier, that linebacker position
Speaker 7: really needed the depth, that needed the help. I think
Speaker 7: he's kind of a guy that if he absorbs well enough,
Speaker 7: he can be a plug and play player this season.
Speaker 7: In my note, sorry, I know we're supposed to be.
Speaker 7: He was a thirty visits guy, so that I obviously
Speaker 7: means that they saw something that they really liked on him.
Speaker 7: His football IQ stands out and his failed awareness is
Speaker 7: a plus. However, it looks like sharpening his patience a
Speaker 7: little bit is gonna be key in his game.
Speaker 3: Uh, that's a good way to put it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, So I'm gonna say lit because I think that
Speaker 7: is just something that is doable in that part of time.
Speaker 7: It's okay, I'm gonna say you urt yours is hard?
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 7: Sorry, it's it's lit, hit or sit hit. I'm gonna
Speaker 7: say hit. Is my is douce Vaughan only because we
Speaker 7: want to see more from deuce I think everybody is
Speaker 7: intrigued to see what duce Von is going to do
Speaker 7: with that running back room this season. There's no guarantees
Speaker 7: in the running back room, even with Zeke back, Nobody
Speaker 7: knows who's kind of landing where. I think duce Vaughn
Speaker 7: has his best opportunity so far to get more playing time,
Speaker 7: potentially being one of the starters. So I'm gonna say hit.
Speaker 7: We need to see more, and I'm interested to see
Speaker 7: kind of how that year two, Jump is going to
Speaker 7: look for.
Speaker 3: Him and contribute. You don't kickoff returns.
Speaker 7: You already know that Special Teams edition is going to
Speaker 7: be welcomed. Ah Man, And I hate saying sick because
Speaker 7: we just talked about how great this guy can be.
Speaker 7: But Ryan Flornoy is going to be my sit only
Speaker 7: because we just don't know yet, especially for the wide
Speaker 7: receiver room as a whole.
Speaker 3: We don't know yet.
Speaker 7: Big question mark for that wide receiver three four position
Speaker 7: only because we don't know. And other than that, I'm
Speaker 7: still excited to see him. And uh, there's that.
Speaker 3: That was difficult, all right, So I'm gonna be quick.
Speaker 8: I got Tyler Guiden on Big Lit, Big Lit, real,
Speaker 8: big Lit, because he's a giant human. I got brock Hoffman.
Speaker 8: They ca we're looking for him to hit. I think
Speaker 8: we're looking for him to push that competition at center,
Speaker 8: regardless of whether he wins it or not against Cooper Babie.
Speaker 8: I think I've echoed on his show and on the
Speaker 8: Draft show as well as like having adequate, good.
Speaker 3: Depth on your.
Speaker 8: Offensive line is a luxury in this league. And for
Speaker 8: him to even the competition is gonna be great. But
Speaker 8: him for him to even be you know, reliable in
Speaker 8: a sense of if someone gets nicked up during the
Speaker 8: season or something like that. Knowing that you've got a
Speaker 8: guy that can come in and you don't have to
Speaker 8: completely shift your playbook or second guess the things you
Speaker 8: can do because you know he's capable is a blessing.
Speaker 8: So brock Kaufman, I'm looking for him to hit and
Speaker 8: Mozzie Smith is another guy that we are desperate, like
Speaker 8: you're in desperate need of him to take step down.
Speaker 8: It's it's like no in between because that DT position
Speaker 8: is not you got Justin Rogers from Auburn that they
Speaker 8: brought in, but he has to take a step forward
Speaker 8: this year.
Speaker 3: So I don't even know what to say about this.
Speaker 3: I don't even know what to label it as. I
Speaker 3: just know that plus plus plus yeah, yeah, plus something.
Speaker 7: It sounds like it's plus description.
Speaker 2: I just.
Speaker 3: You get it with your with your neck. I just
Speaker 3: can't stress how much. And I and I will say too,
Speaker 3: it sounds unfair. I think we'll know early. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: think we'll know where it can't.
Speaker 8: Because he's wrestling against Cooper Bebe and if that is
Speaker 8: a if that's looking funny.
Speaker 3: Then we might need to start, you know.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it needs to be addressed quickly. It can't be
Speaker 8: something that you wait on. They just can't help it.
Speaker 8: So I really hoping he recovers from the shoulder injury
Speaker 8: as well. He thinks he has shoulder surgery. This offseason
Speaker 8: comes in and is beneficial for this DT room because
Speaker 8: maybe ain't no hanging and it's a.
Speaker 4: Clean slate, clean slate with Zimmer and then Zanina is
Speaker 4: Ganina the defensive line coach.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's retaining a lot of information, probably going through
Speaker 3: some changes.
Speaker 7: Probably, And like I said, Mentalty, yeah, this is yeah.
Speaker 2: I can't stress it enough because you look at the
Speaker 2: one position you really experience you have Carl.
Speaker 7: Yeah, literally, that's it.
Speaker 3: That's it. That's it.
Speaker 7: There you go, that's it, Nicole, who's your hit?
Speaker 3: Yes, mama, it's my time to go. Sorry, y'all.
Speaker 2: I had to do it, Okay. So I have Sam Williams,
Speaker 2: jay Lon Tober, and Kayln Carson.
Speaker 3: Oh you got goo wow?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Stressing me out a little bit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, No, none of them sitting.
Speaker 3: They got a choice. No, So I'm gonna go, Hm,
Speaker 3: dang lit, I'm gonna go.
Speaker 2: Sam Williams Okay, I wanna go Sam dud because one
Speaker 2: no more Dorian Tomstrong, no more Dante Fowler. You had
Speaker 2: a choice. Yeah, So definitely lit for Sam.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 2: He just has to clean up penalties obviously that was
Speaker 2: the issue in twenty twenty three for him.
Speaker 3: Can I have something?
Speaker 8: I will say that I've talked to several people who
Speaker 8: have been interacting with Sam as of late, been around him,
Speaker 8: trained with him, and it does seem like different. He
Speaker 8: is trepping into that maturity and I think he also
Speaker 8: understands the moment right now because.
Speaker 7: He has too.
Speaker 2: He did say that at the Derby Home in Derby to.
Speaker 3: Go ahead, appreciate you. So that's my lip, my.
Speaker 2: Hit, mm hmm, because we just talked about how much
Speaker 2: we love Jayalen Tober and how much he needs to
Speaker 2: step up this year. But I'm not gonna lie what
Speaker 2: al Hairs does with these uh these guys. Yeah, Kayln
Speaker 2: Carson out of the fifth round?
Speaker 5: Ye?
Speaker 6: Who else?
Speaker 7: Who is anything? But yes, thank you.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go Kaylen Carson as my hit. Okay, and
Speaker 2: then I don't want to say sit for Jalen.
Speaker 3: Plus minus for Jayleen Tobert. I know that wasn't part
Speaker 3: of the game. I'm gonna fine cheated.
Speaker 2: I knew that was part, but no, I'm gonna go
Speaker 2: Jaylen Tolbert hit minus. Yeah, just because one, we're still
Speaker 2: looking for that guy, that number three guy. I'm a
Speaker 2: receiver and whoever he is gonna earn it.
Speaker 8: Yeah. That's the dopest part about what's happening right now
Speaker 8: in this competition, this this conversation is that whoever is
Speaker 8: that three is gonna earn it because you do have
Speaker 8: guys that can come out there and do it, and
Speaker 8: you want the best man to win.
Speaker 3: You want the guy that's gonna so you know you're
Speaker 3: not gonna get the ball. Hold on, but be prepared,
Speaker 3: be ready. Well I know he was lit on the show.
Speaker 3: But it's time to sit down.
Speaker 2: It's time, it's time to go time.
Speaker 7: I was waiting for that. I was waiting for the
Speaker 7: hit one.
Speaker 2: I was like, yeah, I couldn't.
Speaker 7: It's time to hit the road. Hit there you go, Okay,
Speaker 7: I see where you're going.
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