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Speaker 4: Turned it out, Burn, Turn the base up, Turn based up.
Speaker 5: Chris Jase surn my headphones dot Chris Stam.
Speaker 6: I wonder if they played Stampede in nineteen sixty six
Speaker 6: after a Cowboys fifty six to seven.
Speaker 7: Win over the Philadelphia Eagles twenty think do you.
Speaker 6: Think that might have been the debut of Stampede fifty
Speaker 6: six to seven over the Eagles in nineteen sixty six?
Speaker 4: It should have, But.
Speaker 6: That was the Stampede, wasn't It was a twenty point
Speaker 6: Stampede this time thirty three thirteen. I think all of
Speaker 6: our predictions were right on Friday, right.
Speaker 4: I was mute button underneath your knee.
Speaker 6: It's someone else talk, Okay, we're just having a Mickey
Speaker 6: bol Mickey, what your mute button?
Speaker 4: You're we're working on it? Due you.
Speaker 8: Okay?
Speaker 4: What this is like? The third time? What were are okays?
Speaker 2: The twenty seventh, way off, I get out of here,
Speaker 2: hankins to get out of here.
Speaker 4: Woman talking about I know.
Speaker 8: It's fine.
Speaker 2: Spags, spags too close, thirty one, twenty seven, way.
Speaker 9: Too close, got cooked thirty one, almost two points off cooks.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but this guy, I have a gap. Okay, turp
Speaker 4: and test down.
Speaker 7: No, no, no, it didn't happen.
Speaker 4: Well we failed on that.
Speaker 7: So what I had thirty eight twenty three.
Speaker 6: I switched it to that's by Sunday, I switched No, no,
Speaker 6: the reason I switched it upon further review, I went
Speaker 6: back and looked at the last five meetings in Arlington
Speaker 6: between the Cowboys and Eagles, and the average score was
Speaker 6: thirty seven to twenty one Cowboys. So I switched my
Speaker 6: pick to thirty seven to twenty one Cowboys.
Speaker 7: And I was on pace there.
Speaker 6: Had we not caught off the dogs there and settled
Speaker 6: for the field goal, we were on pace to get
Speaker 6: that thirty seven number. We decided for another fifty yard
Speaker 6: field goal.
Speaker 2: I almost went thirty three, and I actually in my
Speaker 2: head thought I went thirty three, thirty five to twenty four.
Speaker 7: That was like, damn, still double digit win, double digit win.
Speaker 4: But I went over right, did We all get it right.
Speaker 4: What was winning the win?
Speaker 7: Did we all have double digit wins?
Speaker 4: Wait? Well but then you are okay you had cooks
Speaker 4: right me? Yes, yeah you did. That's that's not a win.
Speaker 9: Well I got a touch.
Speaker 6: Win was a win on the first series of the game,
Speaker 6: twenty two yard run. We all get credit for that.
Speaker 7: Hankins set the tone for the whole game.
Speaker 9: Heard yes, yeah, yeah, at least and hooded Bill have.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I had gallop before a touchdown.
Speaker 7: There you go, I had.
Speaker 9: I had a touchdown. Who didn't cook score touchdown? That
Speaker 9: was gallop? He set it up, yeah, without cooking.
Speaker 10: Yes.
Speaker 7: See, this is not the definition of team.
Speaker 4: It is not not like the cow Boy.
Speaker 6: For myself, the definition of team is what the Cowboys
Speaker 6: not only did last night, but what they've done the
Speaker 6: last five weeks and over the last fifteen home games,
Speaker 6: winning as a team.
Speaker 8: That's really incredible.
Speaker 9: Last week, the offense had to pick up the defense.
Speaker 9: This week, the defense picks up the offense. And the kicker.
Speaker 2: By the way, you know you keep talking about this kicking,
Speaker 2: I'm finally believing you.
Speaker 8: He's my favorite person.
Speaker 9: So during during the warm ups, as I went down
Speaker 9: in the bench, area, trying to watch with all the
Speaker 9: celebrities down there.
Speaker 7: Barry was there.
Speaker 9: Barry was there, John Legend, John Legend was there.
Speaker 4: Griffin was there, John Legend was there.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, wow, EMMITTT. Smith. I didn't see too tall
Speaker 9: down there, but they showed him up in the in
Speaker 9: the box.
Speaker 7: Everson was there.
Speaker 9: And Everson was there, but you weren't on the s
Speaker 9: So I'm trying to watch him warm up. Aubrey and
Speaker 9: his last kick going that direction that he kicked the
Speaker 9: long ones, he hit from fifty eight and it'd hit
Speaker 9: up high on the net and hit the wall by
Speaker 9: the stands, And I'm.
Speaker 7: Going, which is like fifteen yards behind, well, at.
Speaker 4: Least ten, let's say that.
Speaker 9: And I'm saying that thing's good from sixty five for sure.
Speaker 9: So when he sent him out to chase it, yeah,
Speaker 9: and then when they sent him out there for sixty,
Speaker 9: I'm going, well, this would be a hell of a
Speaker 9: way to lose your streak, right, It missed from sixty,
Speaker 9: but I'm going, but he hit during warm ups. Can
Speaker 9: he keep his composure? Nothing changes, and that ball hit
Speaker 9: the wall again. It was unbelievable. And the fact that
Speaker 9: he's made thirty straight now the first time in the
Speaker 9: NFL is one of the more remarkable story worries the
Speaker 9: NFL has right.
Speaker 2: Now, Is there another kicker doing something like that? Did
Speaker 2: not have an There's.
Speaker 6: Not another kicker in the history of the National Football
Speaker 6: League who has made thirty straight to start his career.
Speaker 4: How about this year?
Speaker 8: I yes, somebody somebody mentioned that there's another kicker.
Speaker 9: I think, Butker.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he's been like consecutive this year.
Speaker 4: He was on. It was just on tonight, yeah, said.
Speaker 9: Kansas City, Right, Yeah, he's from the good year.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but he's thirty.
Speaker 9: We're talking thirty of thirty here, and it just reminds.
Speaker 6: Me to do a thirty for thirty boom.
Speaker 9: It reminds me of my conversation with Chris boniol when
Speaker 9: the Cowboys signed him, and I told him the Cowboys
Speaker 9: trouble this year is last year their kicker during the
Speaker 9: regular season ninety percent of his field goals and anything
Speaker 9: less than that, they're gonna think, oh, this guy's no good.
Speaker 9: And Bonio goes, well, my kicker, meaning at the USFL
Speaker 9: in Birmingham, made ninety two percent of his kicks. Well,
Speaker 9: now he's made not hundred percent of his kicks, really good, unbelievable.
Speaker 11: Last night after the game, I was just watching some
Speaker 11: highlights and there's a stat that came up that I
Speaker 11: really liked, and it was in ninety five straight games
Speaker 11: for the Eagles, last night was the first game in
Speaker 11: ninety five that they didn't score an offensive touchdown.
Speaker 8: Ninety five.
Speaker 6: Oh wait, let me write that down, going back to
Speaker 6: I think it's twenty seventeen against.
Speaker 9: Calsy Well, that wild, that's correct, twenty seventeen for the
Speaker 9: Cowboys ninety five.
Speaker 6: Yep, and no offensive touchdown, no offensive touchdown, yep. Harrison,
Speaker 6: Butker is twenty five three for twenty three on field
Speaker 6: goal attempts this year, and he's thirty one for thirty
Speaker 6: one on pat.
Speaker 9: But he doesn't but he doesn't have I think three.
Speaker 7: For three fifty and beyond.
Speaker 9: Okay, So well, it's pretty impressive. So uh and I
Speaker 9: thought maybe the uh, the biggest thing of the night.
Speaker 9: You win thirty three thirteen. And the quarterback wasn't happy
Speaker 9: with his performance and basically gave credit to the defense
Speaker 9: and the kicker for picking him up because he only
Speaker 9: completed sixty one point five percent of his passes. He
Speaker 9: didn't throw for three hundred yards again again, but he
Speaker 9: did have for the seventh straight game multiple touchdown passes.
Speaker 4: Uh so, yeah, and that's the record and record right yeah.
Speaker 9: And he basically said if it wasn't for me, we
Speaker 9: would have scored fifty points. And you know what, he's
Speaker 9: probably right because you're starting to kick too many field
Speaker 9: goals right coming up short. But still that's a warning
Speaker 9: to everybody else. The quarterback didn't have one of his
Speaker 9: best games and they still put up thirty three points.
Speaker 2: I haven't seen him make the same mistake twice this year,
Speaker 2: you know, doing this streak. The only thing that I
Speaker 2: can say he has duplicated is his scrambled outside the
Speaker 2: pocket is trying to drop it in over the defensive
Speaker 2: backs of defender's head as the running back has maybe
Speaker 2: a half a step on him, and he can't make
Speaker 2: that throw. As twice that he didn't do a good
Speaker 2: job on it. Both times it hit the defender I
Speaker 2: think in the back of the head. So I mean
Speaker 2: that's nitpicking, right, That's something that and if those plays
Speaker 2: we were completed, then they will really put us in
Speaker 2: a better position. They were almost interception.
Speaker 9: Both of them, but they weren't.
Speaker 4: They wanted. That's right.
Speaker 7: So there's so much positive to talk about. I hate
Speaker 7: to bring up a negative.
Speaker 6: On the pass to CD down the sideline early in
Speaker 6: the second half. Yeah, and CD he put it on
Speaker 6: himself right on that right, Okay, Immediately you add that,
Speaker 6: let's say that was completed, you add that to Dax
Speaker 6: totals and that was that would have been a sixty
Speaker 6: two yard touchdown, and that gets him up over three
Speaker 6: hundred and forty yards or whatever that would be, and
Speaker 6: three touchdown passes you daop No, I'm just saying CD.
Speaker 7: No, I mean it was right there.
Speaker 6: The question was the safety came over and on TV
Speaker 6: they said that the safety.
Speaker 7: Got a hand in there.
Speaker 6: It didn't look like to me that the I think
Speaker 6: the CD, the safety flashing.
Speaker 7: As much as anything, caused a disruption on it.
Speaker 9: Well, what about the pass and the touch the pass
Speaker 9: in the end zone when the guy took out, was
Speaker 9: it Cook's legs?
Speaker 7: Yep, yep?
Speaker 9: That okay, I see that no pass interference because he
Speaker 9: didn't use his hands. He used his body to take
Speaker 9: out his legs on the sideline.
Speaker 6: But my point being, had that been completed, whoever's fault?
Speaker 6: It was so to speak, I mean, and then Dak's
Speaker 6: got another three hundred yard passing game, and he's got
Speaker 6: another three touchdown game. As it was, he had two
Speaker 6: touchdowns and no picks, just had the one fumble.
Speaker 12: So what happened on the sack fumble with Philly and
Speaker 12: they ran it back for a touchdown because I caught
Speaker 12: a little bit of it, But.
Speaker 8: What exactly occurred.
Speaker 9: Cox got away from Zach Martin quickly and the way
Speaker 9: he got away was right by happenstance, right into where
Speaker 9: Dak was and Dak was trying to bring the ball
Speaker 9: back in and he didn't get it in and.
Speaker 2: Didn't they say something like it was opened on the
Speaker 2: other side of the field. He said something throat yeh
Speaker 2: said was open on the other side of the field,
Speaker 2: and I think he put that.
Speaker 9: He said, he said it should have been a touchdown
Speaker 9: the other one the other way. Yeah, but he but
Speaker 9: he he couldn't get away and the ball came out
Speaker 9: and Jalen Carter rumbled for.
Speaker 2: And you know, the way that game was going, that
Speaker 2: was still not even dramatic to me.
Speaker 4: I still had complete confidence.
Speaker 7: Even though that brought the score to twenty four.
Speaker 4: Did not care, did not care.
Speaker 2: I really thought that and correctly that they will continue
Speaker 2: to move the ball on the on the Eagles, I was,
Speaker 2: I was dumbfounded yesterday on the improvements that they made.
Speaker 2: That's pretty dark on impressive defense. They come out, play great,
Speaker 2: We come out kind of ran the ball a little bit,
Speaker 2: you know, we we ran consistently enough to keep them honest.
Speaker 2: You know, they weren't not that many negative running place
Speaker 2: yard is wise and you know, you just have to
Speaker 2: be impressed. And also I think the number one thing
Speaker 2: it didn't hurt us though if we had more than
Speaker 2: I thought, not many penalties at all.
Speaker 9: Yeah, just kind of weird ones.
Speaker 6: Yeah, seven tenalties for sixty yards and they had ten
Speaker 6: for ninety five.
Speaker 9: When's the last time when the last time you heard
Speaker 9: a offensive lineman called for clipping.
Speaker 6: And in the booth they immediately said that wasn't a clip. Yeah,
Speaker 6: the official in the booth on the Sunday night team
Speaker 6: said that's not a clipping penalty. That should not have
Speaker 6: been called.
Speaker 9: I just was, Yeah, that one, that one got me.
Speaker 2: The battle between Gilmour oh I Sam Brown Man.
Speaker 4: Old school stuff.
Speaker 2: Right now that are in cornerbacks school stuff right there, man.
Speaker 4: Yes, I love.
Speaker 6: You said old school, But I tweeted they showed a
Speaker 6: shot at Gilmour on the sideline with his helmet off,
Speaker 6: I said, Stefan Gilmore is so old school.
Speaker 7: He wears a breathe, right. I need to look up.
Speaker 7: When did breathewrights come along? Was twenty years ago?
Speaker 4: When I was gonna say ten, ten, twelve years?
Speaker 7: I bet it's been longer, though, I'll look it up.
Speaker 9: You keep talking, but you know, he and he did
Speaker 9: a you were talking about it. Keep him in front
Speaker 9: of you, you know. And even on the deep ones,
Speaker 9: he was with them the entire way. They didn't get completed.
Speaker 9: And evidently I didn't get a chance to read the
Speaker 9: whole story yet, but I saw the little subhead. Evidently
Speaker 9: Brown called Gilmore old.
Speaker 8: They were getting chippy out.
Speaker 9: There, yeah, oh yeah, yes, they were gotta love it.
Speaker 4: You know, how what is what does Gilmour three?
Speaker 2: But how tall is? He doesn't seem that really tall,
Speaker 2: statue esque, you know, muscularything. He just seems like a
Speaker 2: afty guy making defictive Player of the year.
Speaker 8: He's sixty, yeah, all right, thirty three years old.
Speaker 4: We gotta we have a breathe right up making he's
Speaker 4: sneaky good.
Speaker 7: Here's here's a breathe right update, just what we know.
Speaker 6: Football fans got their first glimpse of the funny looking
Speaker 6: adhesive nose strips. When you said ten years ago, I
Speaker 6: said twenty years ago.
Speaker 9: I said twelve.
Speaker 6: I'm going fifteen in nineteen ninety four, when NFL stars
Speaker 6: including Jerry Rice, wore them as they ran for touchdowns
Speaker 6: on national television, a year after I retire.
Speaker 7: Wait you go.
Speaker 9: We used to think, though, that was almost thirty years ago,
Speaker 9: twenty nine years ago. It was like it was fashionable.
Speaker 9: It wasn't for try being able to breathe.
Speaker 7: But that's the first thing I thought of. But I
Speaker 7: saw Gilmour on the sideline wearing a breathe right.
Speaker 9: They were supposed to keep you from snoring.
Speaker 7: Yeah, my wife's tried to get me to wear one
Speaker 7: for years.
Speaker 9: They work until the adhesive wears off and then it.
Speaker 7: Doesn't help anyway. But Gilbert, but as soon as I
Speaker 7: saw the quote about A J. Brown told him he
Speaker 7: was old, I thought about taking down my tweet. I
Speaker 7: hope it's not offensive.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: I was quite a performance, and we just saw a
Speaker 2: whole new defense opportunistic come on, they were three fumbles.
Speaker 9: Were hitting, they weren't actually know they were not They
Speaker 9: were hitting.
Speaker 4: Everything was deliberate.
Speaker 9: There was a couple more that I thought the ball
Speaker 9: was coming out. Didn't just did they know something, didn't.
Speaker 2: I talk about that a statement in the press conference afterwards.
Speaker 6: I think, I think this is the sixth straight game
Speaker 6: that Hurts Hiss fumbled. It's part of the scouting report, but.
Speaker 2: It's our It was just him, right, I mean, so
Speaker 2: it happens to be from that.
Speaker 7: They were loose with the football.
Speaker 4: That was the most he may have started with Hertz.
Speaker 9: That was the most engaged I'd seen Donovan Wilson play
Speaker 9: this season.
Speaker 2: And they shut me up because you know I've been complaining. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean, they just shut me. He was hitting that
Speaker 2: blitz alert alert, the alertness, Yes, no step behind right,
Speaker 2: Jamon on it. Anything that loose, he's trying to pick
Speaker 2: it up. I mean they just really yeah, I mean,
Speaker 2: you know, they didn't shut everything down. But once again,
Speaker 2: they were opportunistic even.
Speaker 4: When we before we really went up and built a
Speaker 4: big league.
Speaker 9: Just think about it. They held They held Philadelphia the
Speaker 9: three d and twenty four total yards. Incredible, They held
Speaker 9: Hurts to one hundred and ninety seven yards, kept the
Speaker 9: receivers out of the end zone. Right now. Brown had
Speaker 9: nine catches for ninety four yards, but he only averaged
Speaker 9: ten to four a catch, So they did a decent
Speaker 9: job there. And then the takeaways.
Speaker 6: For both Brown and Smith. That's their first fumbles of
Speaker 6: the season. And Hurts is fumbled eight times.
Speaker 4: It's like we knew something.
Speaker 2: You know, I hurt, you get it, But you know
Speaker 2: these other guys first time fumbling, whether they.
Speaker 6: They've lost whether the Eagles have only lost nine fumbles
Speaker 6: all season and three of them came in last night.
Speaker 4: So come on, so what did they know?
Speaker 9: One more quick thing. The Cowboys starting linebackers had eight tackles,
Speaker 9: a pat two passes defensed, they forced fumble, and a
Speaker 9: fumble recovery. What did Shaq Leonard do is that between.
Speaker 7: Now, that's unfair.
Speaker 6: He's only been there five tackles.
Speaker 4: Well, we knew what was gonna happen.
Speaker 9: We were going to go at it and he would
Speaker 9: have been a depth guy here because those linebackers are playing.
Speaker 9: I mean to Malton Clark making a hit down the field,
Speaker 9: somebody else's guy caught the ball. I thought they played
Speaker 9: exceptionally well.
Speaker 6: And Shack Leonard had fourteen snaps for the Eagles in
Speaker 6: last night's game.
Speaker 7: All right, much more to get to.
Speaker 6: After a thirty three thirteen win over the Eagles, Cowboys
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Speaker 8: What are we looking at?
Speaker 6: We're looking at the side speaking of the Cowboys. Next
Speaker 6: upon the Buffalo Bills. They are showing on the NFL
Speaker 6: network right now. Cadarius Tony with his foot squarely on
Speaker 6: the blue line. He is off sides on that pass.
Speaker 6: They pass play to Kelsey and then the backwards pass
Speaker 6: to Kadarius Tony got negated and the Chiefs lose the game,
Speaker 6: and Mahomes was furious at the official after the game
Speaker 6: his teammate for lining up off side.
Speaker 9: We're talking what two inches, but he's off side And
Speaker 9: I had nothing to do with a touchdown pass.
Speaker 7: I know, I know, and you can. All you got
Speaker 7: to do is go check with the official there. He'll
Speaker 7: tell you to back up.
Speaker 9: So somebody asked me that I think the officials were
Speaker 9: on the Cowboys side because they kept picking up flags.
Speaker 9: I go, no, the incompetence of the guy that threw
Speaker 9: them shouldn't even throwing it. In the first place. What
Speaker 9: is he seeing ghosts out there?
Speaker 7: It was unusual. You don't see that very often.
Speaker 4: No, by the time we got break.
Speaker 9: All right, where are we at here.
Speaker 7: Or wherever you want to be at on your legal pad.
Speaker 7: There's so much to get.
Speaker 9: To play by place stuff, all right, there's no notes
Speaker 9: on it. Oh, tied for first place in the NFC
Speaker 9: East ten and three ten and three, first tiebreaker head
Speaker 9: to head, they split next tiebreaker division record. Cowboys are
Speaker 9: four and one and the Eagles are three in one.
Speaker 7: That's going to change.
Speaker 6: They got a half game, so if the playoffs started now,
Speaker 6: that's right, But the playoffs don't start now.
Speaker 9: Still four games.
Speaker 4: If we both went out.
Speaker 7: The Eagles. If we both went out, the Eagles.
Speaker 6: Have the tiebreaker because of that Arizona loss the conference conference.
Speaker 2: Don't give the people false hope, man, The Eagles. Eagles
Speaker 2: have to break all the bad news.
Speaker 4: Always come to me for bad.
Speaker 9: News, man, Come on the percentages of winning nine straight.
Speaker 7: What you think the Eagles are going to win out?
Speaker 9: Well, I saw last night last week. They see us
Speaker 9: record the final four games.
Speaker 6: And the.
Speaker 7: Attle Giants, Cardinals Giants.
Speaker 2: He was going to tell you that means nothing because
Speaker 2: they are trending down with.
Speaker 6: Exactly That's right what I saw last night and what
Speaker 6: I saw last week. Now, granted against two of the
Speaker 6: top three teams in the league.
Speaker 7: Uh, they just don't.
Speaker 6: The Eagles don't seem to have that mojo that they
Speaker 6: had last year.
Speaker 9: Well, I don't think their offensive line is playing that well,
Speaker 9: you're not. I know the Cowboys would they sack them
Speaker 9: three times?
Speaker 7: They sacked him once once Parsons, but.
Speaker 9: They were must I would like to see what the
Speaker 9: pressures were. The hits weren't that many.
Speaker 2: But there you looked like Dak in San Francisco in
Speaker 2: the playoff game. You talked about seeing ghosts. Remember that
Speaker 2: they were all around him and he could feel it.
Speaker 2: He wasn't sure at all in the pocket. He was
Speaker 2: not comfortable, not one time.
Speaker 6: So the Cowboys only dropping his eyes, yes, trying to
Speaker 6: see what was in front of him. They only had
Speaker 6: That's what Nick Bosis said last week after the Niners
Speaker 6: Eagles game. He said their game plan was not necessarily
Speaker 6: the sack hurts, but getting to drop his eyes where
Speaker 6: he's not looking downfield and he's looking at the pass
Speaker 6: rush instead.
Speaker 9: They only had one sack only two quarterback hits, but
Speaker 9: I bet there was at least a half dozen or
Speaker 9: more pressures where he got the ball just the time.
Speaker 9: They don't keep pressures, they just keep quarterback hits, but
Speaker 9: he and they were pressures at key times too. The
Speaker 9: one Lawrence said, boy, he came right in his face,
Speaker 9: forcing in completions. That's why his I mean he completed
Speaker 9: eighteen of twenty seven passes.
Speaker 4: There really wasn't considering.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he was still sixty seven percent.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but his quarterback rating was eighty eight, so they
Speaker 9: struggled there. So yeah, I mean that, I mean, that's
Speaker 9: what we expected in this game, right, maybe a little
Speaker 9: bit closer. Cowboys should have won the first game.
Speaker 6: I didn't expect closer, Actually I did. I expected sixteen points,
Speaker 6: thirty seven to twenty one, but I expected another ranch Yeah,
Speaker 6: and even if you look at the history.
Speaker 4: Of twenty one, that's that's not all blowout to me. Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, in the NFL, that's a Blowout's a blow yeah.
Speaker 6: Huh.
Speaker 9: So they won eight games by twenty or more points,
Speaker 9: setting a franchise record for most twenty point wins in
Speaker 9: a season, and the eight to twenty point wins are
Speaker 9: the most by an NFL team since two thousand and seven.
Speaker 9: So you wanted a quality win, you got a quality
Speaker 9: have that right, Yes, And.
Speaker 4: All of a sudden everyone changing their tune.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, I mean now it's cowboys, cowboys, it's.
Speaker 2: Matter fact and Dak, Dak, Dak, it's just so mad fact.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, back, now, what were you saying even two
Speaker 2: weeks ago?
Speaker 8: He's leading right now for MVPES.
Speaker 6: We got four quarterbacks on that list, four quarterbacks of
Speaker 6: ten and three teams at least. The whatever rankings I
Speaker 6: saw last night, it was Dak was number one, party
Speaker 6: number two. This is immediately after the game last night.
Speaker 6: What the line was on it. Dak was number one,
Speaker 6: party number two, Hurts number three, and Lamar Jackson number four.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but you know what the thing of that is,
Speaker 9: that's betting odds, right. Those people don't know what the
Speaker 9: people voting are things, so they can sit there and
Speaker 9: look at it objectively, analytically, But the people voting, who
Speaker 9: knows what the.
Speaker 7: Betting odds are?
Speaker 6: Everything going into the hall, he's the leading leads.
Speaker 9: As I said on as I said on that.
Speaker 7: Fan, I'm my fan.
Speaker 4: Thing.
Speaker 9: We got to consider the majority of the voters are
Speaker 9: in this eastern block, and I'm not talking Europe even
Speaker 9: you know, the East coast, and there's a I don't
Speaker 9: care what anybody says, there's a natural bias against the
Speaker 9: Cowboys out in the northeast.
Speaker 2: We have only had one m v P for the
Speaker 2: Dallas Cowboys. As far as the NFL's concern.
Speaker 9: All all over m v P. Because Emmett won it
Speaker 9: one year. I want to say, I don't think it
Speaker 9: was uh just I.
Speaker 4: Just said, oh, he's the only one.
Speaker 9: He's the only one did know this. I thought I
Speaker 9: thought Troy won it one year.
Speaker 7: He wasn't the Super Bowl MVP.
Speaker 9: That's right.
Speaker 14: It's so.
Speaker 4: I can't believe that.
Speaker 7: I know exactly where it's at. I just can't find it.
Speaker 4: I can't believe I caught you'll go out with that.
Speaker 6: That's something about Defensive Player of the Year. Right, Nope, Nope,
Speaker 6: should have been Harvey. It wasn't Harvey. And was it
Speaker 6: the year?
Speaker 9: I didn't It was seventy seven, but it was before
Speaker 9: Sacks became a legitimate.
Speaker 6: Official status and then they took away to of his Okay,
Speaker 6: Mickey is when they recounted Mickey is looking through the
Speaker 6: Accolades All Time and Cowboys, his.
Speaker 9: Throw Bowl, All Pro, NFC.
Speaker 7: For the Most Valuable Player, other.
Speaker 9: Three Coach of the Year, NFC Player of the Year
Speaker 9: given fell offensive well, it's a long list.
Speaker 4: He moves his lips when he reads.
Speaker 9: NFL Most Valuable Player EMMITTT. Smith nineteen ninety three.
Speaker 7: So ever since was right? Again, that was the year ago?
Speaker 4: That was the year, right, I mean for the year,
Speaker 4: and I mean.
Speaker 9: Like he won for the Super Bowl too.
Speaker 4: But when he missed the first two games, that was
Speaker 4: that was that year.
Speaker 6: E've been missing the first two games of the season,
Speaker 6: that's right, But that's like you saw the College Football
Speaker 6: Awards the other night. Ollie Gordon from Oklahoma State I
Speaker 6: won the Doak Walker Award. Okay, he's out of Yutash
Speaker 6: Trinity High School and.
Speaker 4: Should have been.
Speaker 9: Cody Schrader led the rushing.
Speaker 6: So boy, but at Oklahoma State Olli Gordon first three
Speaker 6: games of the year, he only had nineteen carries.
Speaker 7: I mean, what are they thinking up there? Give this
Speaker 7: guy the football?
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 6: So he basically missed the first three games and became
Speaker 6: the nation's leading rusher this year. And by the way,
Speaker 6: for you draft Knicks, out there. He is not draft
Speaker 6: eligible yet. He's just through his second year at Oklahoma.
Speaker 9: State, but he is in the transfer portal.
Speaker 7: He is in the transfer portal. That's right.
Speaker 4: And so with someone else in Oklahoma.
Speaker 7: That's not the same school.
Speaker 4: I said, Oklahoma, Oklahoma.
Speaker 7: He's going to Oregon. The quarterback from Oklahoma's going to Oregon.
Speaker 9: That's right, because he wasn't going to start at Oklahoma
Speaker 9: that track.
Speaker 6: He's not the best quarterback on campus. Okay, got it,
Speaker 6: Sir Patrick Mahomes on the way, Okay, mickey.
Speaker 9: So how about this? They got all these other runners
Speaker 9: Sports Facility of the Year award Okay at and T
Speaker 9: Stadium in twenty ten.
Speaker 7: What's funny about that?
Speaker 9: Just how do you how do you factor that?
Speaker 7: Well? It was brand new that year, big, larger than life.
Speaker 9: Oh my gosh, yeah, right, what the trophy?
Speaker 4: I thought it could be the round somewhere.
Speaker 6: Now, Okay, we'll continue reading through the Cowboys accolades.
Speaker 7: A new Cowboys media guy.
Speaker 4: You let him pick up the.
Speaker 9: Book NFC Player of the Year other than.
Speaker 7: In NFC Conference Player of the Year.
Speaker 9: Is what you said, NFC player of the Year, give
Speaker 9: me a year. Well, that's he's going to give it
Speaker 9: to Is it just one NFC Player of the Year
Speaker 9: is three?
Speaker 7: Three of them?
Speaker 4: Eighty two?
Speaker 9: Who was NFC seventy one Rogers bro eighty one?
Speaker 7: Ever since, No, he's not.
Speaker 6: Ever.
Speaker 9: I didn't say offensive. Tony Dorsett must have had a
Speaker 9: very good.
Speaker 2: Yes he did so, Yes, Jordan, it put football pants on.
Speaker 4: It was amazing.
Speaker 9: This is this is really amazing, though, NFL Offensive Player
Speaker 9: of the Year, they've only had two all these years
Speaker 9: Emmitt Emmett and DeMarco Murray when he had the big
Speaker 9: year and ten NFL Defensive Player of the Year Harvey
Speaker 9: Harvey and seventy seven Charles Haley in ninety four.
Speaker 2: And that's it, Hobby Miiden, guy, come on, I mean,
Speaker 2: I have to say it.
Speaker 4: How do you get freaking play of the Year.
Speaker 2: And then you get Koeen VP of the Super Bowl
Speaker 2: and you don't even come on, honor or something.
Speaker 4: Bro, vote me a bone. You know, my family's from Dallas.
Speaker 6: South oak Cliff Megan the beautiful and off the field,
Speaker 6: you had the beautiful Harvey Martin radio.
Speaker 7: Show and that's right, Yeah, yeah, great guy.
Speaker 9: Well we're gonna have the NFC Kicker of the Year
Speaker 9: once again.
Speaker 8: Yeah we will.
Speaker 9: Richie Cunningham wanted in ninety seven.
Speaker 6: All right, okay, we continued down Cowboys memory Lane in
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Speaker 7: Oh yeah, So when do y'all start? When do y'all
Speaker 7: start listening to Christmas music?
Speaker 16: Now?
Speaker 9: Maybe right right, this minute, this minute, the year two weeks.
Speaker 7: We're two weeks out right Nowicky, you need to start.
Speaker 7: In fact, I was.
Speaker 6: On the elliptical yesterday afternoon and I had listened to
Speaker 6: Christmas music for the first time this holiday season. I thought,
Speaker 6: and that thought occurred to me, when should I start listening? Well,
Speaker 6: I was two weeks and one day out, and I said, Okay,
Speaker 6: I'm starting to listen now, trying to get in the mood.
Speaker 2: I listened to my daughter exactly right. I listened to
Speaker 2: my daughter. This year we put them up, uh week
Speaker 2: and a half.
Speaker 7: Of your lights?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Waiting and decorations and stuff. Yeah. I usually wait till
Speaker 4: like the twenty third.
Speaker 7: That's when I do my shop.
Speaker 9: If I waiting to the twenty third, I would bothern't
Speaker 9: buy a bunch of the flowers that you pust the
Speaker 9: flowers they have the red flowers and pretty flowers.
Speaker 7: By the way, I went and bought some garland.
Speaker 6: I need to replace the garland that's on our fence whatever.
Speaker 4: And so we have a black tree. It looks good.
Speaker 4: It really does.
Speaker 5: Cool.
Speaker 2: Background is good, you know, with the sharp bulbs and everything,
Speaker 2: and it's pre lit some good man.
Speaker 4: Really yeah that stuff, picture of it.
Speaker 8: I have a white I have an all white artificial.
Speaker 9: Of course, you didn't find a black tree grown.
Speaker 4: No, I couldn't find that one. The black forest is
Speaker 4: too far.
Speaker 9: By the way. Yesterday was this They had these seven
Speaker 9: decades worth of d c C reunion. At halftime that
Speaker 9: was Cowboy cheerleaders.
Speaker 7: Dolly.
Speaker 9: Someone looked like.
Speaker 2: Wait, you said, you mean yesterday? Yeah, oh that's what
Speaker 2: the lad Those ladies were doing out there dancing. Who
Speaker 2: are these people? I was like walking around doing a
Speaker 2: lot of stuff. I just had where they were. Okay,
Speaker 2: that's a lot of questions.
Speaker 8: Good go.
Speaker 6: Oh we got pictures of the tree. Yeah, okay, show
Speaker 6: it to show it to the rest of the class.
Speaker 7: Show it. You got a camera there somewhere right there, there,
Speaker 7: this way, that way, you're right there.
Speaker 4: You have it right there. Now there you go. Love
Speaker 4: the tree's on it. But we have to do all
Speaker 4: that stuff.
Speaker 6: By the way, this being a Monday, we should celebrate
Speaker 6: the fact that the man with the most interceptions and
Speaker 6: Monday Night football is seated amongst us.
Speaker 7: Right now and twenty four.
Speaker 6: Career games, Everson Walls had eleven interceptions on Mondays.
Speaker 9: Well, this this thing here must have a misprint there
Speaker 9: because it's not in here.
Speaker 6: They need to add that to the Cowboys media Guide.
Speaker 6: Yet another record for Everson Walls. And by the way,
Speaker 6: did Durron Bland play in the game last night?
Speaker 9: You didn't hear him? Had a couple didn't play right,
Speaker 9: He did a couple of tackles, But.
Speaker 6: I thought it was very interesting. The week before, all
Speaker 6: we could see was drown.
Speaker 7: Bland here, dran Bland there, or whatever.
Speaker 4: We would pick on him. Uh huh yeah.
Speaker 6: And then this week, yeah, we stepped on Gilmour. Did
Speaker 6: you travel with receivers much at all?
Speaker 2: Okay, my one of my proudest games gets the Eagles. Uh,
Speaker 2: that's when they kind of stopped throwing to me around
Speaker 2: eighty six and for the first time Tom put me
Speaker 2: on Keith Jackson.
Speaker 4: He was almost he was the man, and I shut
Speaker 4: his butt down.
Speaker 7: No nothing, you shut him down.
Speaker 2: Not that Keith Jackson had I had six knockdowns, six
Speaker 2: passes defense because they kept coming on on third down.
Speaker 4: He was a third down guy. That's why we kept
Speaker 4: doing it. And so yeah, that was speaking of the
Speaker 4: Eagles first.
Speaker 9: Time that did you did you ever have to cover
Speaker 9: John Spagnola? Who John Spagno?
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: By the way, here's an interesting fact on that Monday
Speaker 7: Night football.
Speaker 9: You know what happened though? One year, I think it
Speaker 9: was eighty five. He had a really good first half
Speaker 9: and the sports editor Times Herald at the time, he's
Speaker 9: at the game because he was from pit from Philadelphia,
Speaker 9: and he comes up to me at halftime and he goes,
Speaker 9: if this keeps up, we're going to have a headline
Speaker 9: and a byeline that says, Spagnola, you're going to write
Speaker 9: the story right. Well, the second half, the Cowboys came
Speaker 9: back and it was a nod story afterwards.
Speaker 7: How about this?
Speaker 6: The two leading interceptors in the history of Monday Night football,
Speaker 6: Everson Walls out.
Speaker 7: Of Bergner High School and Merton.
Speaker 6: Hanks ever Since from Lake Islands High School. Wow ever
Speaker 6: since had eleven interceptions in twenty four games on Mondays.
Speaker 6: Merton Hanks out of Lake Highlands High School with nine
Speaker 6: interceptions in twenty three games on Mondays, and he's tied
Speaker 6: with Emmitt Thomas, former.
Speaker 4: Kansas City chief from Dallas, Texas front.
Speaker 6: He went to Bishop College in Dallas, right, how about that?
Speaker 4: Wow? Dallas baby, Dallas baby?
Speaker 7: Uh huh.
Speaker 9: So back to let's.
Speaker 4: Ride this way from back.
Speaker 9: Because we started this really we started this on Bland Right.
Speaker 9: He was tied for the second most tackles with five
Speaker 9: and he had two. How about this tackles for losses?
Speaker 4: Do you remember that?
Speaker 9: I remember one because I think he was One was
Speaker 9: a bubble screen, for sure, he blew it up, and
Speaker 9: I thought the other one was a running play and
Speaker 9: he came up and made made the tackle.
Speaker 2: Tell you what, guys, we talked about it and I'm
Speaker 2: going to keep mentioning it. Al Harris done a great job.
Speaker 7: I got one more point on this Monday night.
Speaker 4: Let's go.
Speaker 7: I'm ready and then I want to come back to
Speaker 7: Al Harris.
Speaker 6: But since we're talking about secondary guys, who's tied for
Speaker 6: fourth on Monday Night football interceptions from the South Oak
Speaker 6: Cliff Michael Down Michael Downs with seven?
Speaker 7: How about that?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 7: Now, Al Harris talk.
Speaker 4: Al Harris talk, he's the man. How proud do you
Speaker 4: think he is? Right? Now?
Speaker 2: You lose Diggs? You know, first of all, you had
Speaker 2: Digs right, it was amazing, right, you saw something special.
Speaker 2: You lose that guy, and this Bland just kind of
Speaker 2: I mean, he didn't just step up. He is anointing himself,
Speaker 2: you know, as the person to keep an eye on,
Speaker 2: except for the Seahawks game, and you know, giving up
Speaker 2: a few things here and there.
Speaker 4: He's really you take.
Speaker 2: Out the Seattle game, he's pretty freaking solid.
Speaker 4: He's really solid. You take out the Seattle game. You
Speaker 4: know what I mean.
Speaker 2: I'm talking player of the defensive, player of the year solid.
Speaker 2: If you take out the Seattle Seahawks game.
Speaker 6: In that conversation, and yet who's the best cornerback on
Speaker 6: the team, They're saying a lot about your secondary, that's right.
Speaker 9: And you know, and they didn't give Bland credit. They said, oh,
Speaker 9: he wasn't even starting this year, and it was like,
Speaker 9: well he was starting.
Speaker 2: You know that you're starting at They still don't know
Speaker 2: how to quantified the starting defense, just the starting defense, period,
Speaker 2: and when they come out in the nickel, they still
Speaker 2: won't say it's the starting defense. They'll just say they
Speaker 2: started with nickel, right, which you like.
Speaker 7: On the Pro Bowl.
Speaker 9: But there's three cornerbacks as the starter.
Speaker 4: I don't think they're consistent though.
Speaker 9: Well they normally the first group that comes out is
Speaker 9: considered called starter here.
Speaker 7: I don't know how they do the Pro Bowl these days.
Speaker 7: But then they needed on the Pro Bowl team.
Speaker 6: They need to have a slot corner position on the
Speaker 6: Pro Bowl team.
Speaker 4: So some teams start nickel the entire year.
Speaker 2: So what if you're slotman, you're starting slotman does well?
Speaker 6: Well, it's almost like it's almost like you need, uh
Speaker 6: with the specialization on defense, you need to have a
Speaker 6: slot corner position.
Speaker 7: You need to have a big nickel position as well.
Speaker 4: See that and the and the Pro Bowl does not
Speaker 4: jive with them.
Speaker 9: And you know the weird thing on here. They identify
Speaker 9: the player who starts by whatever their position is to
Speaker 9: start the year. So the cow they've got the Cowboys
Speaker 9: start three defensive linemen and three two linebackers. They listed Parsons.
Speaker 7: As a linebacker.
Speaker 9: Whether they have what do they have Bell listed as safety?
Speaker 9: There you go, because that's the position he's listed at.
Speaker 9: So they started three safeties, three corners, two linebackers and
Speaker 9: only three defensive linemen. But they lined up Philadelphia for
Speaker 9: their first play in three wide I believe, and then
Speaker 9: they went empty on the next one because they kept
Speaker 9: putting Swift in motion.
Speaker 4: But nothing worked for them.
Speaker 2: No that I mean, even though you can call out
Speaker 2: numbers all you want, I think you said earlier, it's
Speaker 2: when things were done.
Speaker 11: Was done offensive touchdowns and that was the first one
Speaker 11: in ninety five straight games for the Eagles.
Speaker 4: So who saw that coming after the Seattle Seahawks game,
Speaker 4: that we would play that well against this team, you
Speaker 4: know what?
Speaker 9: And I think we got to come to this conclusion.
Speaker 9: People don't. It's always like, well that game, one game's
Speaker 9: a trend, right, But a lot of times it's just
Speaker 9: the matchups, Like, Okay, you didn't match up well against
Speaker 9: whatever Seattle was doing, but you had a better clue
Speaker 9: of what Eagles were doing, and you matched up better.
Speaker 2: And the key was when you couldn't match up well,
Speaker 2: you made the adjustment and those changes led you to
Speaker 2: a win all right, strictly because of those changes.
Speaker 9: And it wasn't the knockout punch, but the drive at
Speaker 9: the end of the first half where they went seventy
Speaker 9: five yards in a minute and ten seconds to score
Speaker 9: a touchdown and really broke the game open, right, And
Speaker 9: that's on Dak. He doesn't get credit for that drive.
Speaker 9: But at halftime his quarterback rating was like one ten
Speaker 9: and then he had that lull in the third third quarter.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we talked about it.
Speaker 2: If they can't keep up with our offense, they are
Speaker 2: in trouble period. The pressure was on them and they
Speaker 2: made it worse with a ton twenty four. Keep up
Speaker 2: with us as we keep scoring and having these eight
Speaker 2: play drives.
Speaker 9: Okay, twenty four, twenty four to six at half time us,
Speaker 9: it's time to go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, last time he said something, did something without talking
Speaker 2: the first time.
Speaker 4: That's the first out.
Speaker 6: In honor of Monday Night Football, our discussion about the
Speaker 6: all time leader Monday Night Football tonight that took. We
Speaker 6: give you. We give you not one, but two Monday
Speaker 6: Night games. And you have a homework assignment. Cow Boys
Speaker 6: play Buffalo this coming week. Okay, we trust you saw
Speaker 6: the the Buffalo Kansas City game yesterday. Your homework assignment
Speaker 6: is to watch the Miami Dolphins against the Tennessee Titans
Speaker 6: tonight at seven fifteen. Because on Christmas.
Speaker 7: Eve, the Cowboys go to Miami.
Speaker 9: Another game tonight play has been playing fans at Miami.
Speaker 7: And the other game tonight.
Speaker 9: Is where you wanted to go?
Speaker 7: Green Bay?
Speaker 6: Green Bay at the Giants another one of Eversin's alma maters,
Speaker 6: the New York Giants.
Speaker 7: Okay, that does it?
Speaker 4: Are we out of time?
Speaker 7: You have a parting mix Shot.
Speaker 4: I was going to give you.
Speaker 9: The halftime stats, but we'll just keep those for tomorrow.
Speaker 6: Yes, okay, we'll look forward to that on the next
Speaker 6: episode of mix Shots.
Speaker 4: Go Cowboys.
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