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Speaker 3: And it is a Monday high noon here in the
Speaker 3: SWBC podcast studio. It's a new week, a better week
Speaker 3: than last week, a better week than the week before.
Speaker 3: And this is Mickshots, Bill Jones with Mickey Spagnola. Everson
Speaker 3: Walls is on assignment. I'm not sure what assignment. He's
Speaker 3: on on assignment.
Speaker 4: Somewhere somewhere in the United States.
Speaker 3: In fact, he's going to be on assignment the next
Speaker 3: few days. And in the meantime we carry on. Come
Speaker 3: back from the bye week, and we're not the only
Speaker 3: one too. Came back from the bye week. Players are
Speaker 3: in the building.
Speaker 4: They were on the field, on the field doing a
Speaker 4: lot of work, doing a lot of running.
Speaker 3: Got to make sure what kind of condition they're in
Speaker 3: after their long week off.
Speaker 4: Can't take any chances with soft tissue.
Speaker 3: In that's right. My experience has been that it can
Speaker 3: be a dangerous day as far as the Monday after
Speaker 3: a bye.
Speaker 4: Week, you don't know what these guys did for seven days.
Speaker 3: So we want to make sure and we'll probably ramp
Speaker 3: it up more so come Wednesday. That's good, Bill, That's
Speaker 3: that's just been my experience in the league.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 3: So how was your weekend? As we are now being
Speaker 3: joined by Innate in fill, let's see Nate in Frisco
Speaker 3: gets settled in here.
Speaker 4: I wonder how his weekend was.
Speaker 3: Yeah, very good.
Speaker 5: I never can lose baby on a bye week. I
Speaker 5: know how y'all guys doing.
Speaker 3: I'm doing what exact man?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Wait, yeah, I'm going I even won on a
Speaker 4: bye week.
Speaker 2: Yeah you did kind of good. I know you. He
Speaker 2: pulled that game out to be to be just upset
Speaker 2: the whole game, and then oh we won.
Speaker 4: I wasn't upset. When you lose your quarterback for two
Speaker 4: and a half quarters, chances are you're not going to
Speaker 4: do well.
Speaker 2: Shoot man.
Speaker 4: And then he rose from almost dead I think.
Speaker 3: So he came back and played in the game. We're
Speaker 3: talking about Missouri football and they were playing Roburn. Yeah,
Speaker 3: a team that Oklahoma beat.
Speaker 4: Imagine that you don't have your starter and it's seventeen
Speaker 4: to six when he returns and drives him eighty yards
Speaker 4: for a touchdown and ninety five.
Speaker 3: So you're willing to say that it's his name Brady Cook.
Speaker 4: Braddy Cook.
Speaker 3: He's a draftable player.
Speaker 4: I don't know that he is, but he doesn't have
Speaker 4: to buy a beer in Colombia all week. I guarantee
Speaker 4: you that after they took him across the street for
Speaker 4: the MRI, had to take an MRI during the game.
Speaker 3: Yes, you know how long they got the results back during.
Speaker 4: And they got the results back.
Speaker 5: And I just go to show you that we pay
Speaker 5: a whole lot of extra money and when we can
Speaker 5: get MRI and get it done that quickly, well, when.
Speaker 4: The university hospitals right across the street, you can probably
Speaker 4: pull Hey, this is about a football game. Do this
Speaker 4: now and read it.
Speaker 3: Yes, there's enough time left of this game we can
Speaker 3: salvage today.
Speaker 4: Yeah, got back for the fourth quarter.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's amazing.
Speaker 4: The other amazing thing is when he tried to work out,
Speaker 4: it wasn't working very well, and they told him we
Speaker 4: can do one more thing. Not sure what they did, but.
Speaker 3: They did it.
Speaker 4: They did it all right.
Speaker 3: Watch any NFL football on Sunday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just I just listened to it. I didn't really.
Speaker 3: Want to drive.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, you know, I was all but he make
Speaker 5: the boots nakata and then I.
Speaker 2: Was up there. Yeah. I just drive around, have fun
Speaker 2: of me.
Speaker 5: Listen to red Zone, listen to college y'all, little field sports.
Speaker 2: That's not everything.
Speaker 3: Watching on the elliptical, that's what I'm doing. I was
Speaker 3: listening to Greg Papa in the San Francisco forty nine
Speaker 3: er network and on the elliptical yesterday afternoon, and he
Speaker 3: would described the Patrick Mahomes run that I'm watching on
Speaker 3: NFL Network right now. Thirty three years three yards, the
Speaker 3: longest of his career were even downfield. He's faking a
Speaker 3: pass and amazing.
Speaker 4: But so you know what happens on those things though,
Speaker 4: when the quarterbacks dancing down the sideline, everybody's scared to
Speaker 4: hit them because they're afraid they're going to hit him out.
Speaker 3: Of bounce penalty.
Speaker 2: Oh he's good at that.
Speaker 4: I know the best takes advantage.
Speaker 3: But he delivered a little punch there on the goal line,
Speaker 3: didn't he get Homes? Speaking of punches, wait wait, wait
Speaker 3: wait you chuckled at that. I do becall a little
Speaker 3: forearm shiver at the gold.
Speaker 5: That is him setting you up all game long, running
Speaker 5: down that side where you're scared to hit him. So
Speaker 5: now you forget you in the middle of the field
Speaker 5: where you can punish him. And he wound up just
Speaker 5: the mental psyche.
Speaker 2: That he plays with.
Speaker 5: That this kid is, this kid is uniquely special, which
Speaker 5: we all know. What what I've learned in every by
Speaker 5: week is simply this right here. Do you have the
Speaker 5: players to compete week in and week out. I've listened
Speaker 5: to most every show, a littbit of every show motion
Speaker 5: no motion, which is the best?
Speaker 2: Uh? This player, that.
Speaker 5: Player, scheme up, this, scheme up that, this, that, this,
Speaker 5: that and the other, and Brian brought us said it
Speaker 5: the best. How about just having good players.
Speaker 4: Are healthy ones?
Speaker 2: Yes, either way.
Speaker 5: They are the same, like Jimmy Johnson said, they are
Speaker 5: the same. Healthy players, good players and players that play
Speaker 5: hard every week. Those players I could use.
Speaker 2: And I just I'm listening.
Speaker 5: I'm listening to everybody with all these great ideas.
Speaker 2: At the end of the year.
Speaker 5: What you just said, Mickey, who has the most amount
Speaker 5: of good players who are healthy and on the field,
Speaker 5: Those are the guys. That's gonna make them run with
Speaker 5: four or five games left. Those are the guys that's
Speaker 5: gonna seal up the wildscard, the wildcard spots. Those are
Speaker 5: the guys that's gonna win their divisions and be in
Speaker 5: the conference game. So bottom line, get your players healthy.
Speaker 3: And let me say this, Mickey before you respond on
Speaker 3: the subject to Patrick Mahomes and the Cowboys and next
Speaker 3: opponent brock Perty in San Francisco. These were the passing
Speaker 3: numbers for Mahomes and Purdy yesterday, right here, go ahead.
Speaker 3: Mahomes was sixteen of twenty seven for one hundred and
Speaker 3: fifty four yards, no touchdowns, two interceptions. He was sacked
Speaker 3: twice due to serries for thirty.
Speaker 4: Nine yards and a touchdown an exception, and it got
Speaker 4: two two till you got us quarterback rating. And I
Speaker 4: do not on this forty four point.
Speaker 3: Four, okay. Brock thirty four point four, Okay, keep that
Speaker 3: in mind. Now. Brock Purty seventeen of thirty one for
Speaker 3: two twelve, no touchdowns, three interceptions, sacked once. He had
Speaker 3: eight carries for twenty seven yards and two touchdowns.
Speaker 4: What was the score thirty six points, twenty eight to eighteen.
Speaker 3: Kansas City beat San Francisco Fellas.
Speaker 5: The more you want to get away from hard and
Speaker 5: nos football, the more you come back to it. What
Speaker 5: this is the amazing thing that I watch. Uh, when
Speaker 5: you are playing good football and solid football, it ain't
Speaker 5: necessary that you score thirty points. It's necessary that you
Speaker 5: play great defense. It's necessary that you're your special teams
Speaker 5: do not put you in bad positions. Your punner helps
Speaker 5: you flip the field, your return team covers great. You
Speaker 5: don't have ridiculously long field goals I'm talking about. We
Speaker 5: have sat here and I remember the first two weeks
Speaker 5: of the season, we talked about, Man, they're kicking fifty
Speaker 5: plus yard is at a seventy yard clip.
Speaker 2: Well, that ain't happening. Now.
Speaker 5: As the season go on, you will see less and
Speaker 5: less of that because teams are understanding that kickers are
Speaker 5: great to win games at the end of games, are
Speaker 5: to get a few points rapped before the have. But
Speaker 5: these are not the guys that are gonna win games
Speaker 5: for you on a regular basis. Mahomes, what he did,
Speaker 5: his defense, what they did is what's gonna win you games.
Speaker 4: I think San Francisco was the tough team they.
Speaker 5: Are, But if you go back and look at the
Speaker 5: Kansas City Chiefs. They are winning because of their defense.
Speaker 5: They are winning. Look at their defense. They they probably
Speaker 5: points giving up points. They probably up in the top
Speaker 5: five and giving up People watch football different than me.
Speaker 5: I don't do fantasy football. I do points. I do points.
Speaker 5: That that tells me everything. If you're averaging thirty five
Speaker 5: points a game, that tells me number one, that you're
Speaker 5: a good scoring offense.
Speaker 2: Number two, your defense is suspect. But if you're.
Speaker 5: Scoring around twenty four points a game with a with
Speaker 5: a with a winning record, that tells me that your
Speaker 5: defense is nice, that you that you, that you that
Speaker 5: your special teams is okay, and that you're efficient offense.
Speaker 3: Well you're Kansas City Chiefs.
Speaker 4: It makes a difference, right if your top three wide
Speaker 4: receivers earn't in the game. Yeah, unless you Mahomes No
Speaker 4: San Francisco.
Speaker 5: See the thing about San Francisco. So the thing about
Speaker 5: San Francisco is they are a quarterback driven team that
Speaker 5: people don't want to give credit.
Speaker 2: Rock Purty is very efficient.
Speaker 4: But not when he has three receivers missing.
Speaker 3: Don't forget his running back and the running.
Speaker 2: Back running back, but it took all of that.
Speaker 5: Normally, if he has one or two guys missing, he's
Speaker 5: good enough to get over the hump.
Speaker 2: I just think it took all of that for him
Speaker 2: to be fishing eighteen points.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so I it still comes down it's the great late. Well,
Speaker 5: he's not dead, but Galloway, Galloway.
Speaker 3: He's dead on because he's not on the beat. He's retired.
Speaker 5: We used to always hear him say this, and he's
Speaker 5: one of the first guy said it twenty years ago.
Speaker 2: Shot about a quarterback. It's all about it. It's all
Speaker 2: about the quarterback. Uh.
Speaker 5: And people said, so you brought pretty was a system quarterback.
Speaker 3: He ain't got And to your point, though, Mickey, what
Speaker 3: does mahomes have a wide receiver?
Speaker 2: That is alape That is something different.
Speaker 4: But look at what their defense did.
Speaker 2: Hell yes, And that's what I'm saying when.
Speaker 3: You say what they what they don't have a wide receiver?
Speaker 3: I mean that's that's.
Speaker 4: Well, and let's let's just move forward. They're all going
Speaker 4: to be back this week because Ayuk looks like he
Speaker 4: tore his a cl right, he's probably out.
Speaker 3: Deebo should be back, he was sick.
Speaker 4: Juwan Jennings has been out and they were playing with
Speaker 4: some guy named Piersoll Cowings.
Speaker 3: And is Ricky Piersoll who was a first round draft pick,
Speaker 3: but he played a shot he was that was his
Speaker 3: first kid shot in the chest.
Speaker 5: Let's bring it now. Let's bring it back round to
Speaker 5: the Cowboys. All right, let's bring it back round to
Speaker 5: the Cowboys. The same thing that you just told me
Speaker 5: about the forty nine ers is the same way. Even
Speaker 5: though when we get our guys back, a whole lot
Speaker 5: won't change, but enough will change. That is why when
Speaker 5: we beat Pittsburgh and we were so happy, we was excited.
Speaker 5: But what you're asking, guys is you're asking backups.
Speaker 2: I mean, true third.
Speaker 5: Fourtheen practice to play weekend and week out, top notch football.
Speaker 5: It's not going to happen. That's what happened to Dallas
Speaker 5: when Detroit came in here.
Speaker 4: Are you sure?
Speaker 5: When Detroit came in here, I know, y'are. I mean,
Speaker 5: we just can't tell you keep the same demeanor. When
Speaker 5: Detroit came here with that offensive line, I knew, everybody knew.
Speaker 5: We just wondered how bad you cannot be. Forgive me
Speaker 5: over there, y'all, you cannot line up parenteral third teamers
Speaker 5: and practice squad guys against the elite offense, elite defense.
Speaker 2: That's what happened to the.
Speaker 5: Forty nine ers D wide receivers like, oh, this ain't
Speaker 5: the practice squad guys I'm going against. These are guys
Speaker 5: that's bringing eat and nobody can block Chris Jones.
Speaker 2: Nobody can block him.
Speaker 3: So, speaking of Kansas City's defense, their offense, to your point,
Speaker 3: has scored this season, starting with the first game of
Speaker 3: the year against the Ravens. These are all victories. Their
Speaker 3: offense scored twenty seven, twenty six, twenty two, seventeen, twenty six,
Speaker 3: and twenty eight points.
Speaker 5: If you score thirty or more points, that tells me
Speaker 5: two things. You got a sorry defense, and you got
Speaker 5: elite offense, and your special teams can be anywhere. But
Speaker 5: if you average twenty seven or less, you win it.
Speaker 5: I mean, you got a nice defense, good specialties. What
Speaker 5: if you're averaging twenty one twenty one points the game
Speaker 5: and winning, No, because you ain't winning.
Speaker 3: You're usually usually you're not with that.
Speaker 5: Now you now you now you're that guy that's kicking
Speaker 5: these fifty yard field goals and you know, uh so
Speaker 5: the Cowboys, Yeah, you're in the middle of the road, right,
Speaker 5: and that's who we are.
Speaker 2: But I listen, I like to listen.
Speaker 3: Have you seen have you seen mahomes stats for the season.
Speaker 3: They're not pretty, nook, listen yet they're not. Now he's
Speaker 3: completing sixty eight percents passes for thirteen hundred and eighty
Speaker 3: nine yards. He has six touchdowns and eight interceptions.
Speaker 2: They're not pretty.
Speaker 3: Six passing touchdowns, six passing touchdowns, eight interceptions.
Speaker 2: I'm in the Russian touchdowns.
Speaker 3: He himself has one rushing touchdown.
Speaker 2: I'm talking about the team.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well don't because Kareem.
Speaker 2: But it's a punch to them.
Speaker 4: But they're the only undefeated team left.
Speaker 2: Because they're playing great team.
Speaker 5: The thing that's hurting the Cowboys is, I've heard what
Speaker 5: everybody said.
Speaker 3: They have nine rushing touchdowns.
Speaker 5: I've heard team, I've heard what everybody said, and I've
Speaker 5: listened to everybody. And the only problem the Cowboys have
Speaker 5: is their players has to learn how to play sixty.
Speaker 2: Minutes of full, hard nose football.
Speaker 5: And once they learn that, if they can learn that,
Speaker 5: they will be successful. If they can play sixty minutes
Speaker 5: of hard nose, I don't care what happens out on
Speaker 5: this field.
Speaker 2: We're gonna win this game. They will look and be better.
Speaker 2: I just believe that.
Speaker 4: Well, we can start with getting some of your top
Speaker 4: four defensesive ends but back on the field. That would help.
Speaker 4: It would help. If middle linebacker is back on the field,
Speaker 4: it would. It would help. If your second wide receivers
Speaker 4: back on the field.
Speaker 2: It would.
Speaker 3: That's not happening this week, though, I don't think so.
Speaker 3: He's on ir the second wide receiver.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, the second wide receiver is not back. But
Speaker 4: I think Kendricks has got a chance. I think Micah
Speaker 4: has a chance. I think Dolan Bland has a chance.
Speaker 5: Please give him a snap count. Our corners are based
Speaker 5: on one thing. The way they like to play in
Speaker 5: the way they allowed to play is two different ways. Now,
Speaker 5: they're not those heat seeking missiles that we saw in
Speaker 5: the past. I don't think Zim likes that erradic type
Speaker 5: of ball playing. I mean, if you can get a
Speaker 5: interception he kind of wanted to be from high he
Speaker 5: like it to be.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 5: Everything is based on can we get a pass rush?
Speaker 5: That is how our corners are all at their best,
Speaker 5: and they have it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So the bottom line is this right here, it's still
Speaker 5: gonna come down to six guys, you know, the two tackles,
Speaker 5: the two defensive ends. That's four, and then the two
Speaker 5: guys that rotate in at the tackles and the defensive end.
Speaker 5: These guys gotta be dominant. And then until we get dominant,
Speaker 5: we're gonna see bad games.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 3: When we come back here on mix shots, one of
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Speaker 3: All right. Did you watch, by the way, that is
Speaker 3: a Sunday night game? We got Sunday Night football this
Speaker 3: week Cowboys and the Niners. Shocking that they picked that
Speaker 3: game for Sunday night football. How about the fact that
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Speaker 3: three weeks.
Speaker 4: Did you watch that?
Speaker 3: Did you?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 3: I watched it?
Speaker 5: Takeaways sometime, I'm glad we played against fields.
Speaker 3: I am so is my takeaway?
Speaker 2: I just I was like, wow.
Speaker 5: And then we have hot Hot Smith at the defensive end.
Speaker 5: I'm like, whoa did we get blessed?
Speaker 2: See?
Speaker 3: It hasn't been all bad news this year?
Speaker 4: Nah nah caught that break?
Speaker 5: Yes we did, player, and that just hammers home when
Speaker 5: I keep you either have the players that have the
Speaker 5: motors want to play like you don't, and when you don't,
Speaker 5: you make it come down to the quarterbacks, and normally
Speaker 5: the quarterbacks is what decide who wins the game. Don't
Speaker 5: don't sit down trying to figure out whether is it
Speaker 5: any cheeks in Nate's armor?
Speaker 2: No, it is no, it isn't act Texas.
Speaker 4: Something something to do with the offensive line, right everything.
Speaker 4: Could that kid those kids get sacked anymore in that game.
Speaker 2: Wait till the draft show.
Speaker 5: You wait to the draft show, and everything will be
Speaker 5: talking about except office.
Speaker 3: The Texas tackles.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna tell you something. Georgia needed that game, and
Speaker 5: they played like they.
Speaker 2: Played old school football.
Speaker 5: They just kept trying to run that rock and they
Speaker 5: and the tip tip balls that were just tip.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 3: Texas should have known they were in trouble about two
Speaker 3: thirty in the afternoon or two o'clock in the afternoon
Speaker 3: when they saw that Oklahoma was losing to South Carolina
Speaker 3: thirty two to three at a lifetime Wow, you in
Speaker 3: Texas Bedou thirty four to three, and it was thirty
Speaker 3: two to three at halftime. And then that underscored the fact
Speaker 3: you haven't played anybody yet, and they played somebody on
Speaker 3: Saturday night. And give credit to Texas how they came
Speaker 3: back in the yes, sir, And if they played again,
Speaker 3: it might be a different story.
Speaker 5: The thing that I think, and this is o U
Speaker 5: two and this is Texas, I think they are prepared.
Speaker 5: I think even though OU has got a different quarterback,
Speaker 5: a young kid.
Speaker 3: Well, they don't have an offensive line, but they are prepared.
Speaker 5: I think they are more prepared than people give them
Speaker 5: credit for the big for coming into the SEC. I
Speaker 5: really do uh the uh the games are gonna be
Speaker 5: like this the first year. But I promise you next year,
Speaker 5: I don't think Oklahoma are Texas. Uh well we'll well,
Speaker 5: Texas is doing okay, but I think Oklahoma will be
Speaker 5: much better next year. I really do, because now now
Speaker 5: you see, once you see, and once you feel, now
Speaker 5: you can improve all right.
Speaker 4: Backup quarterback though, right, well he's a starter.
Speaker 3: It's just young quarterback.
Speaker 2: Just young pi.
Speaker 5: They will have that offensive line problem next year. Again,
Speaker 5: promise you, yeah, they'll fix that problem.
Speaker 3: Transfer portal they will have.
Speaker 2: All you gotta do is go get one. You don't
Speaker 2: have to go get five.
Speaker 3: No they need five.
Speaker 4: No, No, can't pay for five.
Speaker 5: No us unless there are four seniors five seniors. Don't
Speaker 5: worry to anybody that's smart about this portal. Yep, unless
Speaker 5: you have a senior field team. Don't fill the portal
Speaker 5: with one year guys.
Speaker 4: That's right, go out and.
Speaker 3: Get you the Juco thing. It's like yes, in fact,
Speaker 3: that's the way it used to be in college.
Speaker 2: For that's right, Juco.
Speaker 3: Yes, you would get a guy who's a Juco offensive
Speaker 3: left tackle, thank you. Okay, that maybe didn't have the
Speaker 3: grades to get in the big school, but was recruited initially,
Speaker 3: and then he fills in and now you've got a
Speaker 3: national championship team.
Speaker 2: Yes, so that that is my thing. You know.
Speaker 5: I talked to Dion here earlier and about before when
Speaker 5: I got your text. I was just getting out the
Speaker 5: phone with Dan and I told him, I said, Dan,
Speaker 5: and next year you got to have a few young
Speaker 5: he said, We've learned because it takes too many games
Speaker 5: to get portal kids to start playing together.
Speaker 2: It's you you four core. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Is that like signing free agents?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's about like for signing free agents, is about like,
Speaker 5: you know, playing with third and four teams.
Speaker 4: Which we go ahead, you want here's here's yeah.
Speaker 3: Okay. It just occurred to me as I'm watching Uh.
Speaker 3: I was flipping back and forth between the Texans Packers
Speaker 3: game and Joe Mixon was going off, uh, and then
Speaker 3: you got Josh Jacobs for Green Bay. Oh yes, And
Speaker 3: then I'm flipping over to the Lions Vikings game, and
Speaker 3: even though Montgomery got hurt in the first half, Jamir
Speaker 3: Gibbs was going off, and then they got Aaron Jones
Speaker 3: who was going off, and so I just started at
Speaker 3: halftime of the early games, I went through and I
Speaker 3: found the teams that were in the lead. These were
Speaker 3: the rushing totals, the top rushers for the teams that
Speaker 3: were winning the early games. Yesterday, Okay, Philadelphia was up
Speaker 3: on the Giants fourteen to three, and Barkley had ten
Speaker 3: carries for seventy nine yards in a touchdown seven point
Speaker 3: nine yards of carrie. Seattle was beating Atlanta and Kenneth
Speaker 3: Walker had six carries for forty five yards in a
Speaker 3: touchdown seven point five yards of carrey. Detroit was leading
Speaker 3: Minnesota twenty one to ten. Jamiir Gibbs had eight carries
Speaker 3: for eighty four yards and two touchdowns. It's ten and
Speaker 3: a half yards of carrey. Houston was beating Green Bay
Speaker 3: nineteen to fourteen, and Joe Mixon had eleven carries for
Speaker 3: eighty yards and two touchdowns seven point four yards of carry.
Speaker 3: Tennessee was beating Buffalo and Ony Pollard was ten for
Speaker 3: sixty five or eleven for sixty five five point nine
Speaker 3: yards of carrie, and Miami was leading Indianapolis and Devon
Speaker 3: Chan was twelve for fifty nine five yards of carry.
Speaker 3: I went back and then looked at the Cowboys, and
Speaker 3: this is before now. In the case of the Cowboys,
Speaker 3: several of these games got out of hand in the
Speaker 3: second quarter. But the reason I was looking at halftime
Speaker 3: and not end of game totals is those teams got
Speaker 3: you're establishing. You're establishing your game plan in the first
Speaker 3: half of game, so you haven't strayed from it yet.
Speaker 3: All right, Cowboys were trailing in the Allions twenty seven
Speaker 3: to six at halftime. They had in total, they had
Speaker 3: eight carries for fourteen yards in the first half of
Speaker 3: that game. Pittsburgh game, Cowboys were leading six to three.
Speaker 3: In total, they had eight carries for twenty seven yards,
Speaker 3: so that's three and less than three and a half
Speaker 3: yards of carry. Giants game, they were winning fourteen to nine.
Speaker 3: First half of that game. Six carries, nineteen yards, three
Speaker 3: yards of carry. Baltimore game, they were trailings twenty one
Speaker 3: six nine carries twenty six yards, less than three yards
Speaker 3: of carry. Anyway, that's the last one, two, three, four,
Speaker 3: five four games.
Speaker 4: What happened to Cleveland?
Speaker 3: Cleveland, that's a great, great point. They were ahead twenty
Speaker 3: to three, fifteen carries seventy three yards in a touchdown
Speaker 3: and by the way, Zeke was the leading carrier eight
Speaker 3: carries thirty five yards in a touchdown in that game
Speaker 3: against Cleveland, against a team that was coming back with
Speaker 3: the number one defense in the league, first game of
Speaker 3: the year.
Speaker 4: So how do you fix that?
Speaker 3: Well, it looks to me like in some ways there's
Speaker 3: not enough carries there, right, Okay, but you got to
Speaker 3: fix the offensive line.
Speaker 4: Got to have first downs, to have carries and have
Speaker 4: more carry The offensive line's got a run block better. Yeah,
Speaker 4: you don't.
Speaker 5: You think the run blocking is I agree with one
Speaker 5: hundred percent. But the mentality of your head coach, which
Speaker 5: is your offensive coordinator, has to be that it had
Speaker 5: you know, you know, I promised myself, and you took
Speaker 5: me down this rabbit hole.
Speaker 2: I promised myself.
Speaker 5: I won't gonna come in and just go off about
Speaker 5: just better offensive line playing. If you don't want to
Speaker 5: run the ball, don't run it at all. Don't don't
Speaker 5: don't give me these petty numbers because you just don't.
Speaker 2: Want to run the ball. Dak is changing the play
Speaker 2: or whatever.
Speaker 5: You you you have to run. Your offensive line is
Speaker 5: not good enough for you not to try to run
Speaker 5: the ball. Because Dak is taking hit after hit after hit.
Speaker 5: Your line is falling apart. Men, you can see it
Speaker 5: just falling apart. Because the more times that quarter he
Speaker 5: turned around, I gotta pick my quarterback up because it's
Speaker 5: my man that then ran past.
Speaker 2: Me, all over me or through me. You gotta give
Speaker 2: me some help. You got it. And it can't be
Speaker 2: two tight.
Speaker 5: Ends and we chipping because that ain't heppy you got.
Speaker 5: You gotta have dead runs. And it's runs with no game,
Speaker 5: with no game.
Speaker 2: Just it's third.
Speaker 5: It's it's third and ten because we tried to run
Speaker 5: the first two Downs's third and ten. We try to
Speaker 5: run the first two downs. But guess what, I'd rather
Speaker 5: give Dak a third and ten than then a third
Speaker 5: and fifteen or third and twenty because these kids running
Speaker 5: back here just killing him.
Speaker 2: So thats just what I believe. That's just what I believe.
Speaker 5: You cannot leave these kids out here to get beat
Speaker 5: like that.
Speaker 2: You got a center that's.
Speaker 5: A third round pick. You got a left tackle that's
Speaker 5: a first round pick, but they're still inexperienced kids. You
Speaker 5: got to deteriorating right guard who slowly just his age
Speaker 5: is showing. Bless his heart, super guy, superman, but he's
Speaker 5: the tearing. Your right tackle has all the heart in
Speaker 5: the world, but not the ability. Your left guard is
Speaker 5: your best guy you got. But that's just one guy.
Speaker 4: But he had to play tackle. Yes, and he had
Speaker 4: another rookie for age or yes.
Speaker 2: Rookie bast is gonna be.
Speaker 4: All right, but he's got to get seasoned.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but yeah, he's got to get seasoned. But he's
Speaker 2: gonna be all right.
Speaker 5: But the thing it is, now you have no continuity.
Speaker 5: Your guiding goes out. Now he's reinserted again. Uh, luckily,
Speaker 5: we're just moving our left tackle back down to guard.
Speaker 5: So that's gonna bring back some continuity for this team.
Speaker 5: But fellas understand we don't have a running game. But
Speaker 5: please listen to me, because I do not want to
Speaker 5: hear at the end of the year, well we should
Speaker 5: have just ran the ball more.
Speaker 4: No, here's what you're gonna hear. You know you're gonna
Speaker 4: hear draft the first round running back.
Speaker 2: Don't do that to me.
Speaker 4: Man, It already started, and I was the first question
Speaker 4: I had today.
Speaker 5: You know what I wanted Jamier Gibbs when he came out,
Speaker 5: and I think I was talking to Kyle who does
Speaker 5: the Draft show. Nobody talked about Jamie Gibbs. I loved
Speaker 5: him and I loved him like nobody talked about him.
Speaker 5: But the kid from Texas everybody talked about. I love him,
Speaker 5: not like I love Jammy kid working against him, but
Speaker 5: the problem line that get him with this offensive line
Speaker 5: in the positions.
Speaker 2: Now get him and what you.
Speaker 5: Have in about four weeks, Well we got We're gonna
Speaker 5: have to take all the kid from Texas out because
Speaker 5: he's beat up. Come on, man, come on without This
Speaker 5: is what I can prove to anybody. The teams that
Speaker 5: are winning, the teams that are with four and five wins,
Speaker 5: check their offensive lines out.
Speaker 2: They are healthy and they're good.
Speaker 3: That's exactly right.
Speaker 4: And experience, Yes, that's exactly right.
Speaker 2: They're healthy and they're good.
Speaker 4: That's too simple.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, but I'm going to get on the Draft
Speaker 5: Show so I can wreck the Draft Show.
Speaker 4: They're going to kick you off, yeah, because.
Speaker 5: All I'm asking every week is what what lineman? I'm
Speaker 5: not a good guy. We're not a good team right now,
Speaker 5: and I'm not a good guy because I'm not going
Speaker 5: to say, Ah, I'm not going to repeat said.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to repeat I'm not going to repeat it.
Speaker 3: Okay, and I won't either.
Speaker 2: But Troy said.
Speaker 4: For me to address those comments.
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Speaker 3: Bud all right, what you had on your legal pad there, Mickey, Well,
Speaker 3: Mike McCarthy had press conference this morning and bright and
Speaker 3: early nine am.
Speaker 4: He had a lot to say about what they were
Speaker 4: going to do this week. He had a lot to say.
Speaker 3: He made the mistake of saying something that was a
Speaker 3: State of the Cowboys, and so now it's the State
Speaker 3: of the Cowboys address.
Speaker 4: State of the Cowboys addressed to the team. Right, we got.
Speaker 3: That, but that starts the state of the Cowboys questions
Speaker 3: from the media.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what is the state of the Cowboys?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 4: He talked quite a bit about ball security. Do you
Speaker 4: realize they are minus six minus six five takeaways, eleven turnovers.
Speaker 4: That ties them for twenty eighth in the league at
Speaker 4: minus six only.
Speaker 3: Two teams or were they before the last game?
Speaker 4: They didn't get any minus one?
Speaker 3: Right, they were minus one before the last game, so
Speaker 3: one game made it minus.
Speaker 4: Ex Yeah, you're right, because the only two teams have
Speaker 4: more worse turnover differential than the Cowboy and three of
Speaker 4: those turnovers were at the end when the game basically decided,
Speaker 4: So sometimes that can But anyway, take care of the ball,
Speaker 4: he talked about. Somebody asked him if this game's gonna
Speaker 4: tilt the season, and his response was, this is an
Speaker 4: opportunity to get to four wins. So he avoided that
Speaker 4: the way he probably should have avoided the Troy Aikman question.
Speaker 3: By the way, Oh, you think he should have avoided
Speaker 3: the Troy.
Speaker 4: I think he should have just skirted right by it.
Speaker 2: What did he What was the answer to Detroit?
Speaker 3: He addressed it.
Speaker 4: That was the problem you want me to read it.
Speaker 2: Yes, sir, I would really like to hear that from.
Speaker 4: You know what Troy said, right the Routes said for
Speaker 4: me to address those comments, I don't because they don't
Speaker 4: carry any weight with me. Because I watch all the tape,
Speaker 4: I get to go to the meetings, I'm at practice,
Speaker 4: I'm part of the games. I have a clear understanding
Speaker 4: of what and where, and Troy's statement in particular, I
Speaker 4: don't agree with the word selection, but there is definitely
Speaker 4: need for improvement and every position, not just one position
Speaker 4: that he commented on.
Speaker 3: It wasn't so much what he said in response to
Speaker 3: Troy's question to Troy's criticism last week, the fact that
Speaker 3: he addressed it means that we in the media will
Speaker 3: start playing Troy's criticism again. I tell you so. It
Speaker 3: gave legs again to what Troy said last week, and
Speaker 3: people ran it last week. Okay, Thursday, Friday, and now
Speaker 3: the weekend happens and it's over and done with. Well,
Speaker 3: the fact that he addressed it today and he addressed it,
Speaker 3: he addressed it fine, but he it'll recommend it, don't
Speaker 3: even touch it, but just say everybody's got their own opinion.
Speaker 3: We're going to work and getting ready for forty nine ers. Basically,
Speaker 3: pull a Belichick because what happens by addressing it is
Speaker 3: now what you like me. We'll go on our air tonight,
Speaker 3: we'll replay what Troy said, and now it'll get legs again.
Speaker 2: So tell me this.
Speaker 4: When he was talking about some of the difficulties on
Speaker 4: the offensive line, he said, we're facing line movements as
Speaker 4: soon as they get off the bus. So when the
Speaker 4: defensive line shifts, is that a tough thing to get
Speaker 4: used to if you're a young offensive lineman.
Speaker 5: And running back. When they run it, let's say the center,
Speaker 5: the guard, and the tackle, it's turning towards the demons
Speaker 5: event and a tackle okay, and when I turn, before
Speaker 5: I turn, safety come up to the line raped between
Speaker 5: the center and guard, so that takes the center off
Speaker 5: the turn.
Speaker 2: He got, he got that guy that's blitzing.
Speaker 5: Well, if you're running the game over there, and you're
Speaker 5: running the game between the tackle, the defensive end and
Speaker 5: the tackle, and that tackle goes out and that defensive
Speaker 5: end come around and that guard don't catch it, and
Speaker 5: you got a running back coming up.
Speaker 2: That running back gotta kid in. You see what I'm.
Speaker 4: Saying, yeah, so what happens when you know how the defensive.
Speaker 5: And I'm telling you yet and no, it ain't shifting
Speaker 5: that's killing them.
Speaker 2: They can deal with the shifts.
Speaker 5: It's the late games, the tackles, the ends, the linebackers,
Speaker 5: the safety. It's the late movement that's killing these guys
Speaker 5: and the running back because they can't handle the games.
Speaker 5: I mean, if you, if you shift and you give
Speaker 5: me enough time to look at it, it's cool. But
Speaker 5: a late shift our game, that is what we're not
Speaker 5: picking up. And that has come from being in practice,
Speaker 5: practicing with some type of speed, not saying that you hit,
Speaker 5: but with some type of speed and look at it.
Speaker 5: Close to being live and run through these things. Because
Speaker 5: we used to do the same thing when we first started,
Speaker 5: when we had the Shuler system, we could.
Speaker 2: Never get it together.
Speaker 5: But when North came in and dumbing it down, now
Speaker 5: our practices was a little bit more sharper, a little
Speaker 5: bit more clear. And Daryl Johnson was a part of this,
Speaker 5: Our running backs was a part. Even Emmett would get
Speaker 5: into it sometimes, so okay, what if this happened, What
Speaker 5: if this happened? You got to ask questions and you
Speaker 5: got to ask the right questions and you got to
Speaker 5: have the.
Speaker 2: Plays that fit you know, these protections. You could say, man, I.
Speaker 5: Got this great route on running, I got this great
Speaker 5: combination of routes.
Speaker 2: I'm running.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 5: The first thing that our offensive coordinator would do say, well,
Speaker 5: we better go to the offensive line, coach, and see
Speaker 5: how we're gonna block this, because this is the look
Speaker 5: we'll have. And with this look, it's a possible game situation,
Speaker 5: possible blitz off the outside or pops.
Speaker 2: The blitz up the middle with this look.
Speaker 5: So if that is what coach talking about, they're not
Speaker 5: picking up the games or they're not picking up the
Speaker 5: late shifts.
Speaker 2: You do it early, we got you. You do it late,
Speaker 2: we don't have it.
Speaker 4: And that's how they got the one. I think it
Speaker 4: was Watt's yes, not Watt, Hutchinson's yes, sack. He looped
Speaker 4: inside yes, and the full back doubled yes.
Speaker 5: Double the guy, And that is one with a more
Speaker 5: experienced guy.
Speaker 2: Would have picked that up because he'd have been slow
Speaker 2: to go to it.
Speaker 5: You already see your guard turning boom, and you have
Speaker 5: to be quick about it with your eyes.
Speaker 2: Look not so much your feet. Be quick about it.
Speaker 2: He just didn't see it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the thing that is hurting when you have a
Speaker 5: young offensive line, you can't afford the end injury because
Speaker 5: every rep is so paramount, you cannot afford the injury.
Speaker 5: So by our left tackle moving guard, left guard moving
Speaker 5: out of left tackle, putting bass in, by you not
Speaker 5: having experience a lot of experience with bass, harder picking
Speaker 5: up the you have a lot of experience with the center.
Speaker 5: And that's why it was so key to me. And
Speaker 5: if they do it next year, when you bring in
Speaker 5: a RAMS team, or you bring in any team that
Speaker 5: has a good defensive line or potential of a good
Speaker 5: defensive line, your offense in line got to be locked in.
Speaker 2: Can't nobody miss practice that day.
Speaker 5: If you're not seriously injured, you got to be in
Speaker 5: practice because this is some key and valuable work. You
Speaker 5: can't miss no preseason games. You know, like next year,
Speaker 5: if we go into preseason and we have a young
Speaker 5: right guard or they gotta play, how do you get
Speaker 5: the experience if you don't play.
Speaker 4: Right All right, that was good. So San Francisco moving
Speaker 4: towards this game.
Speaker 2: Just pretend me they three ride receivers.
Speaker 4: The gonna be there well, Shanahan said about Ayoug, we're
Speaker 4: worried that it's an ACL.
Speaker 2: I hope it's not a cl but don't play.
Speaker 4: Don't play just there no sitting rest. They they had
Speaker 4: already said that Joan Jennings was gonna be iffy. Someone
Speaker 4: pointed out, I was watching this guy was supposed to
Speaker 4: I don't know if he was like the website guy
Speaker 4: for the forty nine ers, but he said for McCaffrey,
Speaker 4: he was still ramping up right. And he also pointed
Speaker 4: out that they got to buy the following week, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So they're thinking, well, maybe get him ready and
Speaker 4: get this the tight ends still involved in his number
Speaker 4: one target. Can we cover him?
Speaker 5: We can because we're missing receivers, so we can. We
Speaker 5: can get him cover the thing that the thing that
Speaker 5: hurts that. Remember this at the end of the year.
Speaker 5: I don't want to hear why we didn't.
Speaker 2: Use Jake Ferguson. Is he heard? Is he beat up?
Speaker 2: What's wrong with Jake?
Speaker 4: If you want to use them more? Is what you're saying.
Speaker 3: He is coming off the field.
Speaker 2: He is one hundred all in. What is the issue? Mick?
Speaker 2: Come on, dig in. I mean that's that's my legal
Speaker 2: paths in America. Something about tight end Ferguson.
Speaker 3: Is to find out what's going on.
Speaker 4: Yes, okay, well he's the second ever since tomorrow is
Speaker 4: the second leading team.
Speaker 3: Evers is not here tomorrow, Okay, assignment tomorrow and the
Speaker 3: next day.
Speaker 2: Okay, Okay, I'll be here.
Speaker 3: Okay, Yes, I knew we'd get a commitment.
Speaker 4: He's got twenty five catches for for two and forty yards.
Speaker 3: I do need to look this up, Ferguson.
Speaker 4: They need to use them closer to the goal line.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, he should have He should have like
Speaker 5: thirty five to forty catches.
Speaker 4: After six games, because I'm serious.
Speaker 2: Because he can work in the middle of the field.
Speaker 5: I know he can be a late guy that can
Speaker 5: find your zones underneath. What we have to realize here
Speaker 5: as Cowboy fans. And I can't tell the coaches what
Speaker 5: to do. But what's wrong with Dincin and Duncan.
Speaker 2: What's wrong with Dincin and Duncan.
Speaker 3: Actually take what the defense gives you, right and sometime,
Speaker 3: by the way, on the goal line, a little out
Speaker 3: over here to toburt instead of throwing into the corner
Speaker 3: of the in Zona lamb. That takes away one of
Speaker 3: those I'm with you, I saw it. Okay, we got
Speaker 3: more to get to.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna have a commitment.
Speaker 3: We have a commitment from Nate. He's gonna be what's
Speaker 3: the deal with fus But you're, yeah, you're finding out
Speaker 3: what's the deal with Ferguson? And Nate's gonna be back
Speaker 3: here tomorrow for the next edition of Mix Shots.
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