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Speaker 2: This is Mick shot streaming live on Dallascowboys dot Com and.
Speaker 1: The official Dallas Cowboys apt now here are Bill Jones,
Speaker 1: Savannah Humoler, Everson Wolves, and Mickey Spagnola.
Speaker 3: Well, there will be no stampede feed Monday morning, is
Speaker 3: it right?
Speaker 2: And we have a reverse stampede.
Speaker 3: We saw it last night, I think did well, this
Speaker 3: is a Monday morning, it's actually Monday afternoon. See, we've
Speaker 3: already turned the clock over the next week. Time to
Speaker 3: talk about those Los Angeles Chargers.
Speaker 4: Boy, if we could just do that, that would be great,
Speaker 4: right man, But we can't just go straight to the future.
Speaker 3: The old cliche is back to the drawing board. And
Speaker 3: I think that's basically what Mike McCarthy said after the
Speaker 3: game last night. They're going back to the drawing board
Speaker 3: on Wednesday with a long week, and then they'll turn
Speaker 3: their attention towards the Chargers. But we welcome all of
Speaker 3: you to make sure on this Monday.
Speaker 2: I didn't hear anything about a drawing board after the game.
Speaker 2: I heard a gut punch and ass kicking.
Speaker 4: Well we saw that, Yeah, we saw that. Yeah, we
Speaker 4: felt it too, Yes.
Speaker 3: Yep, And we're here to dissect it all for you. Absolutely. Okay,
Speaker 3: makey what time did y'all get in? What the charter?
Speaker 2: I think we pulled into the parking spot on the
Speaker 2: charter about three fifty maybe, Okay, I think my head
Speaker 2: hit the pillar about four forty.
Speaker 4: Oh so you're in a good mood.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, al was everyone else's night?
Speaker 4: It was bad?
Speaker 3: Yes, it was.
Speaker 4: You know with me, it's hard to watch sports after
Speaker 4: we have a showing. If it's a good showing and
Speaker 4: we lose, that's one thing, But something like this, it's
Speaker 4: just hard to watch because we got so many that
Speaker 4: are just anti cowboys, that make they have a franchise
Speaker 4: off of being anti cowboys, and that is not what
Speaker 4: I want to hit.
Speaker 3: Can I relate it to the best thing that happened
Speaker 3: to me this weekend, which was a game at the
Speaker 3: Cotton Bowl. I'm with to your point. Okay, the feeling
Speaker 3: about when you have a game like the Cowboys had
Speaker 3: on Sunday night where it's just a complete disaster. Okay,
Speaker 3: fourth quarter of that Texas OU game on Saturday, I'm
Speaker 3: texting with a friend and we're going back and forth,
Speaker 3: and I just said, and Texas took the lead. I said,
Speaker 3: I want my team to win, but I feel really
Speaker 3: good about my team regardless of how this thing is,
Speaker 3: you know, and that's what I get that. I get
Speaker 3: that that's what you want as a thing because.
Speaker 4: You're playing your number twelve playing against the number three.
Speaker 3: And also it's just you're playing to your your base. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you're and you're playing to your sort of your potential,
Speaker 3: and you can see, Okay, we're making progress. We get
Speaker 3: this thing turned around.
Speaker 2: I felt that way for about ten seconds.
Speaker 3: Lu they were for a long time, aren't you.
Speaker 2: And they came back and took the lead until they
Speaker 2: blitz the quarterback. I don't know if they knew who
Speaker 2: was playing this. Daniel's gonna he's not going to throw
Speaker 2: a pass. He's going to run the ball.
Speaker 4: That's right. You had to screw up weekend.
Speaker 2: He.
Speaker 4: Yelling.
Speaker 2: I'm yelling at my phone watching underneath the plane before
Speaker 2: it went on, that he's going to run the ball.
Speaker 2: I don't care if it was third and fifteen, he
Speaker 2: was going to run then.
Speaker 3: I guarantee you, I guarantee you.
Speaker 5: They were up there.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah.
Speaker 3: Texas fans were thinking that about the Oklahoma quarterback too.
Speaker 3: It would take off and run and get that well.
Speaker 2: And he's not going to throw it, and then he
Speaker 2: runs thirty five yards for a touchdown. I'm tell him
Speaker 2: the defensive coordinator, he's gonna run the ball.
Speaker 4: He can run the ball now, No, that's what he does.
Speaker 4: That's what he does.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you want him to throw it?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 4: Way to start with, he was.
Speaker 3: All right, enough diversion.
Speaker 2: How about how about not worrying about how you finish
Speaker 2: a game? How about how you start again?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Man, and how you make adjustments doing the game.
Speaker 2: So tell me this. Right from the start, I had
Speaker 2: this stat here that's seven games in a row San
Speaker 2: Francisco took the opening possession and scored points, three touchdowns
Speaker 2: in a field goal. So why do you defer and
Speaker 2: give that team the ball so you can be behind
Speaker 2: right away?
Speaker 5: Exactly?
Speaker 2: One of the things you wanted to do was get
Speaker 2: ahead of them and make brock Purty play from behind.
Speaker 2: Never happened because you gave them the ball to start
Speaker 2: the game. Now, I was just curious about that.
Speaker 4: Did you ask any about it?
Speaker 2: I don't think it got asked. Now maybe today it will, okay,
Speaker 2: by people think twice about it.
Speaker 4: Right, you have your big boy pants on. I want
Speaker 4: to see what I want to be there for you
Speaker 4: in the press conference. I want to see what goes on.
Speaker 2: So now you're down seven to nothing.
Speaker 4: Now you're down seven nothing and that The running plays
Speaker 4: that they had they worked throughout the entire.
Speaker 3: Game, especially in the first play of the game. It
Speaker 3: only went for three yards, but there was a fifteen
Speaker 3: yard face mask penalty that was.
Speaker 5: To kick off the game too.
Speaker 4: It was like, let's just start out being over aggressive, right,
Speaker 4: and make a bunch of mistakes.
Speaker 5: Of the penalty.
Speaker 2: The worst part was McCaffrey. Nineteen carries for fifty one
Speaker 2: yards two point seven a carry.
Speaker 3: I live with that, right, that's what you want.
Speaker 2: Two catches for twenty seven yards. He had a streak
Speaker 2: of one hundred yard scrimmage games. It was long and
Speaker 2: they held him in check. But some guy named Masons.
Speaker 4: Yep, there you come.
Speaker 2: Ten carries for sixty nine yards.
Speaker 3: They end up like twenty six of that game on
Speaker 3: after the game was out of end.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, but he's still running, right, one hundred and
Speaker 2: seventy yards rushing. So in two losses they've given up
Speaker 2: three hundred and ninety yards rushing.
Speaker 4: But not and most of it not to McCaffrey, no
Speaker 4: to some other back.
Speaker 2: It says, all of a sudden, they decided, no, we
Speaker 2: don't need to cover Georgia Kittle. He hasn't scored a
Speaker 2: touchdown all.
Speaker 6: See, there was no coverage on him throughout the game.
Speaker 6: He just he was out there.
Speaker 2: He had three catches for three touchdowns.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they had coverage on him, but you had defensive
Speaker 4: backs that didn't know what the hell they were doing.
Speaker 4: You could just tell they were out of position not
Speaker 4: only against the run but also against the past the
Speaker 4: entire time.
Speaker 3: And maybe one of the reasons they're out of position
Speaker 3: on the pass is that this McCaffrey got a cat
Speaker 3: behind them on the scrimmage. McCaffrey, even though he had
Speaker 3: nineteen carries for fifty one yards, he affected that game.
Speaker 3: And what the Cowboys had to do defensively to try
Speaker 3: to contain.
Speaker 2: Him, Yeah, he give it up something else and Deebo Samuel.
Speaker 6: They also found a way to stop Michael Parsons from
Speaker 6: getting into the pocket.
Speaker 4: Well, that would be the first time they did that.
Speaker 4: Every time I think Michael plays against them, he seems
Speaker 4: to have a problem finding the ball they seem to
Speaker 4: have a very good scheme against him that seems to
Speaker 4: keep him off balance the entire game.
Speaker 2: How about this, This.
Speaker 4: Was no different than what we saw in the championshipw
Speaker 4: about this.
Speaker 2: Novel novel idea. They're they're they're running a fullback. How
Speaker 2: I forgot to print that out?
Speaker 7: Darn it?
Speaker 2: How many Yushiks had snaps around twenty eight? Twenty eight?
Speaker 2: They're running a full back, but you're playing three safeties,
Speaker 2: just two linebackers. Very rarely did they have three linebackers
Speaker 2: on the field with Michael Lanning lining up as a
Speaker 2: fifth guy on the on the line of image, and
Speaker 2: they're running right at you.
Speaker 3: By the way, he was unpaced to have forty snaps,
Speaker 3: but he didn't like the rest of the starters. He
Speaker 3: wasn't playing in the fourth quarter of I mean.
Speaker 2: It was almost There was a couple of times they're there.
Speaker 2: They were running a fullback and two tight ends, which
Speaker 2: is what they do, and the Cowboys never which is.
Speaker 4: What they do. Yeah, so this is what they do.
Speaker 4: If you look while we acting like we don't know,
Speaker 4: that's what they look at.
Speaker 3: Uschek his his snaps are he had twenty eight in
Speaker 3: last night's game. But against Pittsburgh he had forty two snaps.
Speaker 3: Against the Giants, he had forty two snaps. He had
Speaker 3: thirty six last week against Arizona. That is what they
Speaker 3: do on I know. And when I talk about McCaffrey's effect,
Speaker 3: it's that the threat of the run game, a physical
Speaker 3: style of play sets up everything that they do.
Speaker 2: I just thought they needed to, you know, make an
Speaker 2: adjustment that they kept doing the same thing.
Speaker 4: It seemed as if it seemed like almost like a
Speaker 4: trap block scheme when they would run up the middle
Speaker 4: because they were coming across, shielding off parsons from getting
Speaker 4: inside and knifing down, and they were splitting them up
Speaker 4: the middle the entire time. Anytime they needed a big run,
Speaker 4: that's the play that they went with. And it seemed
Speaker 4: like even if there wasn't a big run, it was
Speaker 4: gonna be three yards, it was gonna be five yards,
Speaker 4: and they're going downhill, no one's getting stopped, no one's
Speaker 4: getting met at the line of scrimmage. Thing was it
Speaker 4: was a gash right, you know, And and they had
Speaker 4: rest of style. It had them off off battles, so
Speaker 4: you got your safety is off in there now you've
Speaker 4: got bail Off in there, You've got uh you know,
Speaker 4: you've got jay Ron Off in there, and they just
Speaker 4: seemed extremely first of all, they seemed a little panicky
Speaker 4: and ineffective. Uh, jay I thought his play last night
Speaker 4: was some part two penalties if I'm not mistaken. Uh,
Speaker 4: in the first.
Speaker 3: Half, one clearly lining up off side. It wasn't it was.
Speaker 4: It wasn't yelling at my son. He should have been like,
Speaker 4: hey man, step back your off side. I mean he
Speaker 4: was right there.
Speaker 5: Wow, that's just And then the Jonovan Wilson too, and.
Speaker 3: A second how big was the but how big was
Speaker 3: the curse off side? It was a third down play.
Speaker 3: It was incomplete ready to get everybody? Do you watching
Speaker 3: the game? Now there's a flag. There's a flag on
Speaker 3: that one.
Speaker 2: We all knew it's one thing to be in the
Speaker 2: neutral zone, right, it was like neutral zone.
Speaker 3: He was lined up in the back round.
Speaker 4: This is not Tober. This is not the rookie named
Speaker 4: Tober now like we had last year. Remember Toby lined
Speaker 4: up offside. He's a rookie. We gave him.
Speaker 3: Come on, man, what's j Randy used to do? Gregory
Speaker 3: used to do that a lot too. If it was offside?
Speaker 4: Nothing, No, no, no, he did.
Speaker 3: In fact, I think it was against San Francisco too,
Speaker 3: where was like the first series of the game he
Speaker 3: was lining up off side.
Speaker 2: I'm like, what say if that happened on the other side,
Speaker 2: what Trent Williams three yards off the line of scream
Speaker 2: because I could understand you're thinking, okay, I got to
Speaker 2: get close.
Speaker 3: I think what happened was he he was Garden Kittle
Speaker 3: and Kittle was lined up and it was a slot. Yes,
Speaker 3: he was matched up. He was getting close to Kittle physical.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Bill, we know what happened, but that this shouldn't
Speaker 4: have happened. I know exactly why.
Speaker 3: But then okay, Savannah, I'm sorry I interrupted you. Oh
Speaker 3: my goodness, No, you were making a point, So I.
Speaker 6: Just I mean, it was just really the penalties and
Speaker 6: then even the Donovan Wilson one is the one that
Speaker 6: really satisfaction.
Speaker 2: Don't get me started down. Don't get me started on
Speaker 2: that one.
Speaker 5: It was third downs, so here's to me. And then
Speaker 5: they went and scored after I don't.
Speaker 2: Know, do we have time to do this before we
Speaker 2: take the break?
Speaker 3: Six shots.
Speaker 4: Today?
Speaker 2: Here's here's what happens, Here's what happens? The Cowboys finally
Speaker 2: get a first down and a second down, first down,
Speaker 2: and a third first down and they score a touchdown.
Speaker 3: Wait, I'm looking through my locks and when did that?
Speaker 3: Oh it was over here in the third.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you got to live down the last second quarter,
Speaker 2: second quarter?
Speaker 4: Yeah, all right.
Speaker 2: They drive seventy eight yards and eleven plays and score
Speaker 2: a touchdown. Great pass to Cavante Turpin.
Speaker 4: Past the season, right, They.
Speaker 2: Come back and it's six sixteen left in the half
Speaker 2: and it's third and four at the San Francisco forty
Speaker 2: six yard line. Jan Ye Thomas breaks up the pass
Speaker 2: to McCaffrey. Wilson's coming in to make the hit and incomplete,
Speaker 2: and then all of a sudden, here comes John Jenkins,
Speaker 2: the field judge from twenty yards away, not only throwing
Speaker 2: a flag but throwing his hat too. Right, he called
Speaker 2: two flags. So there's two flags. One unnecessarily I did
Speaker 2: not know, unnecessary roughness on Wilson. He basically hit the
Speaker 2: guy with his shoulder pad to the shoulder pad and
Speaker 2: then their head. Yeah, okay, And so not only that
Speaker 2: curse is standing there and he was actually kind of
Speaker 2: posturing towards Wilson's kind. So the flag is for unnecessary
Speaker 2: roughness fifteen yards and the hat is for tawny fifteen yards.
Speaker 2: Well you only get one. So now instead of them
Speaker 2: punting and you had some momentum going forward, you're fourteen
Speaker 2: to seven and you got the football. But no, totally
Speaker 2: different fifteen yards.
Speaker 4: Hey, I may believe that, but it was.
Speaker 2: An opportunity to have a possession to tie the game,
Speaker 2: which they never had again because they went right down
Speaker 2: the field and scored. And by the way, on the
Speaker 2: on the play before that, Purty throws the ball away
Speaker 2: and they said he was outside the tackle. He was
Speaker 2: straddling the law line and Gens Territory said, well, you
Speaker 2: only got to have one foot outside the tackle. It's
Speaker 2: like that's bs. He wasn't outside the tackle box because
Speaker 2: they drew the line.
Speaker 4: On the broadcast, I saw Donovan Wilson's uh call was
Speaker 4: a it was a celebration, not curse, and they will
Speaker 4: when the guy was down on the ground right and
Speaker 4: he came up, well, no he was.
Speaker 2: Wilson was trying to break up the past and hit
Speaker 2: he hit him.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but I thought there was a celebration thing that
Speaker 4: they were talking.
Speaker 2: He screwed it up so.
Speaker 6: Bad, but he wasn't taunting.
Speaker 2: They screwed it up so bad they called both of
Speaker 2: them on Curse. He wasn't even part of the play,
Speaker 2: and they're trying to figure it out on the broadcast. Well,
Speaker 2: Curse didn't do that, and and so they they screwed
Speaker 2: up the announcement. Finally, the play by play, when I
Speaker 2: looked at it, they got it right that the unnecessary
Speaker 2: roughness was on Wilson. DeMarcus Lawrence after the game, was
Speaker 2: still pissed about it. I mean, he was hot when
Speaker 2: I brought it up, and he was like, why don't
Speaker 2: they have a guy watching the game in New York?
Speaker 2: You know they could reverse it. Well, they didn't care.
Speaker 4: I thought that the celebration, I think one time and
Speaker 4: I think we're talking about the same time where they
Speaker 4: got him for taunting, right, And I don't think he
Speaker 4: was trying to taunt him by point that he was
Speaker 4: trying to get over him, right, because he had knocked
Speaker 4: him down. He was trying to step over him.
Speaker 3: No, he never was part of the play. Never Curse
Speaker 3: was standing over him.
Speaker 2: Standing was he was? He wasn't over him, And he
Speaker 2: went like.
Speaker 4: This yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's did. But yeah he
Speaker 4: was standing over but he was trying to get by him.
Speaker 4: He wasn't trying to stand over him.
Speaker 2: He wasn't even yeah, he wasn't even close. But again, okay,
Speaker 2: so what if you have you get the punt and
Speaker 2: you have the ball and you just had some momentum
Speaker 2: driving down the field, scored a touchdown finally, finally, right
Speaker 2: got a first down. Finally it's the middle of the
Speaker 2: second quarter.
Speaker 5: I think that was my only hope of the game.
Speaker 2: And then it just went Yeah.
Speaker 4: I was like, here we come.
Speaker 5: From there.
Speaker 2: Which, by the way, they only finished with eight first downs.
Speaker 2: That matches the fourth fewest in a single game in
Speaker 2: Cowboy history.
Speaker 3: Remember the last time when they had seven first downs
Speaker 3: in a game, It was like fifteen sixteen years ago,
Speaker 3: that that late game at Washington, which was one of
Speaker 3: the worst performance, maybe the worst performance the Cowboys team
Speaker 3: has ever.
Speaker 2: Well, this one's pretty close.
Speaker 5: This is up there.
Speaker 7: This might I.
Speaker 2: Finished by saying, I've never been so wrong about a
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Speaker 3: it when we come back here on mix shots.
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Speaker 3: Okay, we continue here on mixed shots and not only
Speaker 3: would did the Cowboys lose the game handily? But there's
Speaker 3: big time concerns on the injury front as well as
Speaker 3: Leyton vander Esh of course left the game with a
Speaker 3: neck injury. We know his history with that. X ray's
Speaker 3: negative last night. He's undergoing MRI today. Comante Turpin with
Speaker 3: a high ankle sprain reportedly.
Speaker 2: And they, I mean he was ruled out, so it
Speaker 2: had to be of some significance. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 2: when he left the field, he didn't go to the
Speaker 2: locker room. He went to the tunnel, which to me
Speaker 2: he was going towards the X ray room.
Speaker 3: And their speculation is high ankle sprain or the reportedly
Speaker 3: high ankle sprain which would be four to six weeks.
Speaker 3: And Goodwin and a shoulder and.
Speaker 2: Jordan Lewis a foot Okay, So at one point Donovan
Speaker 2: Wilson left the game late, but I'm not sure with
Speaker 2: a lower leg injury, lower right leg.
Speaker 3: And I didn't hear a report on him.
Speaker 2: Somebody else left with a cramp. Was it Bland?
Speaker 5: That was Bland?
Speaker 2: Yeah, So at one point you were without three cornerbacks.
Speaker 2: Lewis good one could play corner in a pinch. They
Speaker 2: had to play Igbinogheny and they right after him first
Speaker 2: play he was lost. He had to go play in
Speaker 2: the slot. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 3: Anyway, penalty that negated the play. On that topic, and
Speaker 3: I know you've got other stuff you want to get
Speaker 3: to here, but you talk about injuries. I looked it
Speaker 3: up this morning, and all credit to the forty nine
Speaker 3: ers what they did in the game and what they
Speaker 3: I mean, they've got clearly, in my opinion, Eagles may
Speaker 3: have something to say about it best team in the league.
Speaker 3: But the other thing that the other thing, the other
Speaker 3: thing they've got going for them, They have lost zero
Speaker 3: starters or key reserves to injuries this season. I looked
Speaker 3: at their injured list. They've got three rookies on their
Speaker 3: injured list and two second year players who were not
Speaker 3: key backups for them on the on the injured either
Speaker 3: on injured reserve or the pup. Nice and uh, I mean,
Speaker 3: and that's one of the keys to being able to
Speaker 3: sustain this for the whole for the long haul is
Speaker 3: keeping guys healthy. And I went through their whole roster,
Speaker 3: like every single one of them they've played, they they
Speaker 3: and in last night's game, Aaron Banks, their starting left
Speaker 3: guard went that left the game. He's got a biceps injury.
Speaker 3: We'll see the severity of that.
Speaker 2: The guy that threw the punch.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and uh, but they've got John Feliciano came in
Speaker 3: for him, and he was a fifteen game starter for
Speaker 3: the Giants last year.
Speaker 2: So look, San Francisco is good. You don't win fifteen,
Speaker 2: he's good fifteen consecutive regular season games by accident. Right,
Speaker 2: And basically what I wrote, I said, they're in the
Speaker 2: league of their own right now.
Speaker 4: Right now, they are true.
Speaker 11: And you know.
Speaker 2: They got some help. So tell me this. On the
Speaker 2: Pollared fumble, if you're out of bounds any part of
Speaker 2: your body and the ball is still inbounds, and it
Speaker 2: hits your foot out of bounds, it's out of bounds.
Speaker 2: And that's what happened.
Speaker 4: I didn't see it hit his foot.
Speaker 2: It hit a guy laying on the ground to keep
Speaker 2: it in. But it didn't go out of bounds. It
Speaker 2: stayed in bounds. But it hit the guy's foot that
Speaker 2: was laying out of bounds.
Speaker 3: Well, you're saying it hit the guy's foot ever since
Speaker 3: saying it didn't hit the guy's foot. So what we're
Speaker 3: looking at is is it because the call on the
Speaker 3: field was a fumble recovery, is it indisputable evidence that
Speaker 3: it hit the guy's foot? It was just it was
Speaker 3: a amazing how that ball.
Speaker 13: Stated it was too much when that happened, hit the
Speaker 13: other player that kept it in back and hit back.
Speaker 3: Rolling like towards out the mountain, and it just took
Speaker 3: a left turn back and then the guy lands on
Speaker 3: the ball and he's basically an inch from the sideline, Okay,
Speaker 3: it's from the white and then immediately hits the light after.
Speaker 4: I had to laugh at that.
Speaker 3: I had to saw when I saw that said this
Speaker 3: is not going to.
Speaker 6: Be And they had every single camera angle that they
Speaker 6: showed for the replay just to your.
Speaker 3: Point, well, what did you guys.
Speaker 4: Did you see? I couldn't.
Speaker 5: I couldn't to be honest, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I can see, I can see what you think it.
Speaker 2: I don't think it hit two feet first.
Speaker 3: The second it may have, but they didn't have a
Speaker 3: clear enough angle to show as many angles as they had.
Speaker 3: There wasn't a clear enough angle to make it.
Speaker 2: Well, how about the person that was three yards from
Speaker 2: the ball was what were they looking at?
Speaker 3: Well? And the other thing that they do on that is,
Speaker 3: if it's close, they will call it.
Speaker 2: Yes, I know they will.
Speaker 3: They will make the call of a fumble so that
Speaker 3: they get the benefit of the reviewer, you know, and
Speaker 3: they and then they got and then it's a catch
Speaker 3: twenty two because the call on the field was a fumble.
Speaker 3: R Now the call on the field wasn't, then they
Speaker 3: might have been there wouldn't have been indisputable evidence that
Speaker 3: it didn't. As it turned out, it was academic because
Speaker 3: two plays later, Jordan Lewis and getting in the in
Speaker 3: the course of getting run over by McCaffrey as the
Speaker 3: presence of mind to take the football and Micaffrey's ability
Speaker 3: to keep his balance worked against him. He didn't hit
Speaker 3: the ground.
Speaker 2: And landed right.
Speaker 3: That was now what happened? What did happen there? So
Speaker 3: so the forty nine ers didn't score, But then the
Speaker 3: Cowboys couldn't get it out of there, and so then
Speaker 3: they're punting the ball away out of their own end zone.
Speaker 3: And on the first play they run the reverse fleet
Speaker 3: flipper to kit O for the touchdown thirty eight yards.
Speaker 4: And what you see is, you know, you really still
Speaker 4: have a lot of inexperience at our safety position. It's
Speaker 4: just that's the way it is. That's the way it's
Speaker 4: going to be. You have guys that don't they really do.
Speaker 2: I think hookers like in his seventh or eighth year.
Speaker 4: I really wasn't talking about Hooker. I was talking about
Speaker 4: jay Ron and I'm talking about Bell.
Speaker 2: Jay Ron's in his seventh year.
Speaker 4: Well, he he screwed up a lot doing the game.
Speaker 4: I can't say that much.
Speaker 2: It's not from any experience. Now Bell Bell was laid.
Speaker 4: On, he lost, right, he loved lost a lot doing
Speaker 4: the game, So I can say that much.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but he was sort of playing linebacker and.
Speaker 4: It doesn't matter. But again, you know, yeah.
Speaker 2: Can I get a two hundred and fifty pounds linebacker
Speaker 2: out there?
Speaker 3: Well, that's that point if Evander ash is out for
Speaker 3: any length of time, and hopefully he's not, but that's
Speaker 3: that's a position that was well, I was working in
Speaker 3: depth to begin with.
Speaker 2: I was told because I asked that question. I believe
Speaker 2: it was to Dan Quinn. I said, what happens if
Speaker 2: one of your starting two linebackers, what's next? And he goes, well,
Speaker 2: we always have parsons, So I.
Speaker 4: Still think and then you come in with a d
Speaker 4: line on or something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, could put dorn.
Speaker 3: Was that in reference to if you lose him in
Speaker 3: the course of a game or no, I were talking long.
Speaker 2: Term, I meant, I mean, I meant long term.
Speaker 3: I don't know if his answer was long term or not.
Speaker 2: Well, they don't have any other right right now? They don't, Jefferson.
Speaker 4: And when you I think what I was looking at
Speaker 4: when you would run with the tight ends and then
Speaker 4: you come with a full back, you had Bland trying
Speaker 4: to come in and plug the holes in there sometimes
Speaker 4: and that wasn't working either. You just had the personnel
Speaker 4: is self was not made for the door back what
Speaker 4: they had, Yeah, no doubt about it. I love the
Speaker 4: I love them. I didn't love it, but the fact
Speaker 4: that they let them get away get away with a
Speaker 4: few penalties. I saw Parsons trying to make a loop
Speaker 4: inside and Williams just grabbed him, bear hugged him. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: and he just let him go. And did you Parsons, like,
Speaker 4: did you hear what happened? I did?
Speaker 2: He started complaining to the head referee. I saw that
Speaker 2: you and he hadn't turned his mic off, so he
Speaker 2: told Parsons to basically shut up and get back to
Speaker 2: the line of scrimmage.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that was that was easy. That was easy call.
Speaker 4: I mean he had him and he and as soon
Speaker 4: as it got he just let him go. Pump return
Speaker 4: as well. You saw a guy, a runner, a gunner,
Speaker 4: just being held up to the right side of the
Speaker 4: returner and and he went this way for forty nine
Speaker 4: ers and they didn't they didn't throw a flag there either.
Speaker 2: Home field advantage.
Speaker 4: Yeah, then the pilot, this pilot slam after the after
Speaker 4: the play. It just but you know what I was
Speaker 4: gonna say, I was gonna say, will that make a difference? Yeah?
Speaker 4: What kind of difference can those those plays make?
Speaker 2: Well? My play one play, one play to turn the
Speaker 2: game around, because they what was it, one, two, three, four,
Speaker 2: five plays later they scored hm.
Speaker 3: Adam Schefter is reporting that Cowboys special teams A C. J.
Speaker 3: Goodwin tore his pectoral muscle and is out for the season.
Speaker 3: Per source. That was seven minutes ago.
Speaker 4: Mm hmmmm right, So what about Tuppy.
Speaker 3: And uh the reports earlier this morning were the where
Speaker 3: the high ankle spraying four to six weeks.
Speaker 4: This is this would have been his game. They they
Speaker 4: kept kicking up. He had plenty of times to return
Speaker 4: the ball. This would have been his game.
Speaker 5: Who else do they have in for returners?
Speaker 6: They had one, they had one for deuce and then
Speaker 6: didn't reco down got Donal.
Speaker 2: Had the first one or two and then they put
Speaker 2: Deuce in at the end. It's basically I mean.
Speaker 5: How how do you supplement for Turpin?
Speaker 2: You know, well, I I just miss him as a
Speaker 2: potential wide receiver.
Speaker 3: I mean yeah, both.
Speaker 2: I mean look at the touchdown. You know he just
Speaker 2: ran away from them.
Speaker 3: And we haven't because of the nature of the games
Speaker 3: that have been played so far, we haven't seen the
Speaker 3: blowouts over now what there's apparently bad teams. Now the
Speaker 3: Giants are one in four that was a forty to
Speaker 3: other blowout, and the Patriots are one in four that
Speaker 3: was thirty eight to three and they just got beat
Speaker 3: again thirty four to nothing by the Saints. And the
Speaker 3: Jets playing without Aaron Rodgers thirty to ten, a team
Speaker 3: the Patriots beat, but they You didn't see Turpin used
Speaker 3: the way right you would think that he will be
Speaker 3: used in a what is anticipated.
Speaker 2: I it was great because he was lined up in
Speaker 2: the slot on the left. He went in motion to
Speaker 2: the slot on the right and just took off and
Speaker 2: they had they had no answer, and it was a
Speaker 2: great pass.
Speaker 4: It was the best playoffs seeing them have all year.
Speaker 2: A great catch, Willie May.
Speaker 3: So that's one we're going to live off of for
Speaker 3: the next week. Thanks Monday Night, and we'll be back
Speaker 3: with more mixed shots.
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Speaker 4: That's the blame, Bill, I'm so sorry, Belichick said, like,
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Speaker 4: No, but it was just the visual book on this.
Speaker 3: It was just the visual. There was a shot of
Speaker 3: Belichick at his press conference or whatever, and he just looked.
Speaker 4: It was worse than that movie.
Speaker 7: It was.
Speaker 3: It was like he lost not only his puppy, but both.
Speaker 4: And he's gotta be and he's gotta be nice about
Speaker 4: it too. He can't be a joke. Abou being soft, right,
Speaker 4: He's not as abrasive. He actually feels it looks pitiful.
Speaker 2: So now he's had his largest home loss in his
Speaker 2: New England coaching career. And said, and and the largest
Speaker 2: loss ever.
Speaker 3: He loses by thirty five here and thirty four there. Yeah, Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: And by the way, I mentioned that the Cowboys the
Speaker 2: last time they lost by more, they lost to the
Speaker 2: Saints by thirty two November tenth, twenty thirteen, forty nine seventeen.
Speaker 3: Kept throwing that full back on the out of the backfield.
Speaker 2: Full back seemed to give this team trouble.
Speaker 3: We defend that plot to twenty thirteen?
Speaker 11: Was that?
Speaker 3: Who was was? It was Rob Ryan, the defensive coordinator.
Speaker 2: I think that was his last year.
Speaker 3: That game should have been the last game.
Speaker 4: What did tell me post game press conference? What did
Speaker 4: Deack have to say for himself?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: He he said that was the most That was a
Speaker 2: humbling defeat, probably the most humbling defeat he's ever been
Speaker 2: involved with.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean he went on for fifteen minutes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he should be begging.
Speaker 6: He was talking about also, like how this week they
Speaker 6: all need to lock arms and get together and you
Speaker 6: know that locker room reset. But I still don't think
Speaker 6: he totally took the accountability for everything that happened last night.
Speaker 6: And that was one thing that I picked up.
Speaker 2: Well, there was there was a lot of extenuating circumstances
Speaker 2: that the quarterbacks got to take blame for the deep ball.
Speaker 2: The cooks. Number one, he shouldn't have thrown it. Number two,
Speaker 2: he had two guys bearing down.
Speaker 4: The first one though. The first one though, wasn't that
Speaker 4: the first one well, the first one that he should
Speaker 4: he threw it out of bounds if he leads it
Speaker 4: to No, that was to that was the Cooks. He
Speaker 4: threw it out of bounds. Yeah, Well, Warner was trailing him.
Speaker 4: They were bragging about how Warner was keeping up with him.
Speaker 4: He was not. He was about five yards behind him.
Speaker 4: Dak just throws with all he has. If he throws
Speaker 4: it towards the end zone, it's a touchdown. He led
Speaker 4: him out of bounds. To me, these are those moments
Speaker 4: where you're Dak Prescott. This is the moment where, Okay,
Speaker 4: that pass was a moment for him. You know, Chris
Speaker 4: Collinswell kept coming up, well, this is a moment for
Speaker 4: Dak Prescott. He said that before every drive, but that
Speaker 4: particular moment, he should have led Cooks towards the end
Speaker 4: zone and that would have been a touchdown for about
Speaker 4: sixty yards plus.
Speaker 3: There was a twenty five yard and seventy five it
Speaker 3: would have been a seventy five yard touch his first
Speaker 3: first play of the last possession of the first half,
Speaker 3: fifty seconds left.
Speaker 4: I mean, he had n't beat when he had n't beat, If.
Speaker 3: They connect on that, it's a twenty one to fourteen
Speaker 3: game somehow at.
Speaker 4: Halftime, right, they had he had him beat. That's the
Speaker 4: moment where you've got to make that play.
Speaker 3: By the way, and if Mickey had gotten his call
Speaker 3: on the play or the penalty hadn't happened earlier than
Speaker 3: that play would have happened, it would have been a
Speaker 3: fourteen fourteen even.
Speaker 4: Happened saying man, yeah, but that's where he needs to
Speaker 4: take the blame for some of those moments where dude,
Speaker 4: you're getting paid all this money, we want you to
Speaker 4: be a top quarterback, you want to be considered in
Speaker 4: that realm. But those are the plays that put you
Speaker 4: up there. Those are the plays that put.
Speaker 3: You in And by the way, okay, and I'm not
Speaker 3: dreaming that their cowboys are going to somehow win that game. Okay,
Speaker 3: it was forty two to ten.
Speaker 4: But you're right.
Speaker 3: If you make plays like that, even the way that
Speaker 3: game was going, that makes it twenty one to fourteen.
Speaker 3: You're getting the ball to start the second half. As
Speaker 3: it turned out, you were down twenty one to seven.
Speaker 3: You got the ball to start the second half, and
Speaker 3: you had a field goal.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and your play calling is totally different if you're
Speaker 4: in the other position, it's totally different.
Speaker 2: Okay, So I got one more for you.
Speaker 3: They had.
Speaker 2: Third and four. Oh, here we go at the third
Speaker 2: and four at the San Francisco thirty one.
Speaker 3: They were juncture in the game, are we hear?
Speaker 2: It was in the third quartank this one.
Speaker 5: This one stood out to me too.
Speaker 2: This is just it was, And I got I got
Speaker 2: two esters. They handed the ball not to Polo whoa
Speaker 2: to ric O'Donnell. My son went crazy on third and
Speaker 2: four and he lost down lost the yard it was
Speaker 2: so bad. My son.
Speaker 4: He was like, I kind of had turned the weigh
Speaker 4: us up and he's like, what are we doing? I
Speaker 4: thought maybe it was second.
Speaker 3: Down and that that was the first drive of the
Speaker 3: second half, and that led to the fifty yard field
Speaker 3: goal by Aubrey.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Oh, by the way, Gesus, he was still kicking the
Speaker 2: ball than I was watching.
Speaker 11: Spot it was.
Speaker 4: Hold on.
Speaker 1: I was watching.
Speaker 2: I was watching going to the cowboy bench left he
Speaker 2: hit from fifty eight and going to the right he
Speaker 2: hit from fifty six. He was crushing the ball. Okay,
Speaker 2: but back to that play now, the only thing I
Speaker 2: could qualify that as he's in his mind he was
Speaker 2: two plays to get the first down, but we ran
Speaker 2: one play well because because he lost her yard blew
Speaker 2: it up. Yeah, and then it was fourth and five.
Speaker 2: But I'm thinking he's thinking, well, if we at least
Speaker 2: get two yards, I'll go for it on fourth down
Speaker 2: because at that point they're down twenty one to seven.
Speaker 2: You deferred so you can have the first possession of
Speaker 2: the second half, and then they get a field goal,
Speaker 2: not a touchdown.
Speaker 3: And they had on first down at the thirty seven.
Speaker 3: They ran the ball with Pollard and lost the.
Speaker 4: Yard, which happened a lot, Which happened a lot? What
Speaker 4: what I mean? I have questions about our offensive line.
Speaker 4: This is the first time that we've had them all
Speaker 4: together since twenty twenty one. It looked like it it did.
Speaker 4: I was very disappointed in how they blocked or didn't block.
Speaker 4: That just made no sense to me. And I'm still
Speaker 4: curious about did they even go over in detail like
Speaker 4: Dak's interceptions, because the last interception, to me, it's like, man,
Speaker 4: did you just give up on this? Because that same
Speaker 4: quick slamt route is the same interception that he was
Speaker 4: throwing all last season, and for him to digress to
Speaker 4: that point when you drop back and your foot hits
Speaker 4: the ground on this West Coast offense or Texas Coast offense,
Speaker 4: the first thing you need to know is where is
Speaker 4: the linebacker that ended up intercepting that passed because it's
Speaker 4: going to slant right into him. Did he not see him?
Speaker 4: First of all, I don't believe that. If he says it,
Speaker 4: how can you continue to make that same mistake? You know,
Speaker 4: for this offense that is supposed to be new for you,
Speaker 4: it looks like last year's offense when it comes to
Speaker 4: making those same mistakes from the quarterback. I thought that
Speaker 4: was just unacceptable that he still threw that same slant
Speaker 4: route and the linebacker came over and intercepted it for
Speaker 4: him not to see that. That's digressing. That's not making
Speaker 4: any progress to me.
Speaker 2: How about another tip ball and Warner gets an interception.
Speaker 4: Well, and not only that, the DV was totally in
Speaker 4: position right. It wasn't like he had a chance for that.
Speaker 4: The dB beat him to the inside once again. They
Speaker 4: know we're running that little quick slant crap. We've been
Speaker 4: doing that since last year. They know it, they read it,
Speaker 4: they look for it, and they make plays on it,
Speaker 4: and we fall right into that trap. Something's got to
Speaker 4: be said or done about that. We can't keep doing that.
Speaker 4: It's like expecting something different to happen after it keeps
Speaker 4: messing up over and over again.
Speaker 5: And Fred Warner he just the entire game.
Speaker 6: You could tell the pressure Dak Prescott had on him
Speaker 6: from just Fred Warner Warner.
Speaker 5: It's like they would take the ghost for Dac press If.
Speaker 3: I don't know what, I don't know what happened to
Speaker 3: elsewhere around the league as far as the defensive players,
Speaker 3: what they did yesterday. But Fred Warner got my vote
Speaker 3: for NFC Defensive Player in that game. And by the way,
Speaker 3: speaking of that, think of the Niners on their defense.
Speaker 3: They had Nick Bosa was the NFL Defensive Player of
Speaker 3: the Year last year, and he's not the best player
Speaker 3: on their defense, Fred Warner is. He is, Yeah, at
Speaker 3: least Cowboys and they added the best player on Philadelphia's
Speaker 3: defense last year in Javon Hargrave, who had eleven and
Speaker 3: a half sacks last year.
Speaker 2: So they had four sacks, six tackles for losses, nine
Speaker 2: quarterback hits nine. It was rarely clean in the pocket
Speaker 2: and I think he at times was playing to that
Speaker 2: like I got to get rid of the ball, and
Speaker 2: I just never looked comfortable whatever they were doing in
Speaker 2: this offense, he didn't.
Speaker 4: You can say them for the last three times we
Speaker 4: played them, right.
Speaker 2: And they probably have something to do. But this is
Speaker 2: a different offense, okay, right.
Speaker 4: It seems to be worse. Yeah, that's supposed to be
Speaker 4: an endorsement.
Speaker 3: This is.
Speaker 2: The West Coast offense.
Speaker 4: This is the Texas office.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know what I called it, the Gulf Coast office.
Speaker 3: Wow. And this week we get to go up against
Speaker 3: the former offensive coordinator. Here in the Los Angeles Chargers,
Speaker 3: there's storylines every week.
Speaker 4: It may be best that we don't play at home
Speaker 4: this week. That might be better than we are on
Speaker 4: the road.
Speaker 3: You're thinking that they take the hometown might be a
Speaker 3: I've been through this guy.
Speaker 4: We were one in fifteen. Only win was in Washington. Worse,
Speaker 4: our only win was in Washington, but.
Speaker 3: To New England. Did you see what happened in New
Speaker 3: England after they finally got a first down where they
Speaker 3: bowing There was a standing ovation in fox Sancast Bronx
Speaker 3: cheers in Foxboro. I think they've gone thirty eight possessions
Speaker 3: without a touchdown or something like that. Yeah, it's unbelievable. Wow,
Speaker 3: it's worse elsewhere.
Speaker 2: If there's anything good to be said, there's still twelve
Speaker 2: games to go.
Speaker 4: If there's anything good to be said, go Ranges.
Speaker 2: There you go, there, you go.
Speaker 3: Said all right, and we'll be back with more mixed
Speaker 3: shots coming your way tomorrow at noon.
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