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Speaker 1: Here are Bill Jones, Everson Wolves, and Nicky Spagnola.
Speaker 5: And it is a Monday at eleven am inside the
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Speaker 5: some somehow, some way. For the first time in how
Speaker 5: long we're all in the studio. Yes, how that happened?
Speaker 6: Oh wow, it's been a while. It has been.
Speaker 4: Sometimes life gets in the way.
Speaker 6: It does you.
Speaker 7: I have to fall on the sword and there we
Speaker 7: go on. But I'm not alone. I'm not alone.
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Speaker 5: Bill Jones, Everson Walls, and the star of the show,
Speaker 5: Mickey Spagnola, and live and in person. Is this ever
Speaker 5: a big moment in time?
Speaker 6: We are?
Speaker 5: What's the day today? April seventeen, seventeen, ten days away
Speaker 5: from the start of the NFL Draft, no.
Speaker 1: More importantly, So you're here for the draft? Did you
Speaker 1: pay your taxes?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 4: Did you file your tax Yeah?
Speaker 5: I didn't today, I didn't.
Speaker 4: Today is the deadline.
Speaker 6: I sent that to somebody else.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it sounds like Mickey is, that's other things on
Speaker 5: his mind. And today, No, I just knew that, you know,
Speaker 5: get today or tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Today, the seventeenth, I thought it was like okay, eighteen
Speaker 1: thought I thought it.
Speaker 8: They did too, but usually fifteen the weekend. Just make
Speaker 8: sure you get it done today in case, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 8: all right. And so anyway, the draft ten days away.
Speaker 8: You know, it's kind of been the calm before the
Speaker 8: storm here. But most importantly, there are football players on
Speaker 8: the premises officially.
Speaker 5: As yes, the alarm has gone off. It's the start
Speaker 5: of the twenty twenty three off season for your Dallas Cowboys.
Speaker 4: There were guys working out.
Speaker 6: Thanks for covering for me, Beryl, I appreciate that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I saw football players on a football field as
Speaker 5: I walked down.
Speaker 4: Had about twenty thirty guys out there today.
Speaker 6: Really, well, who are they? Unrecognizable people? Did you do well?
Speaker 4: They didn't have their jerseys on.
Speaker 5: These are come on, mister, These aren't tryout guys like
Speaker 5: he needs ID people. These aren't tryout guys. These aren't
Speaker 5: guys coming in for workout, you know, free agents or whatever.
Speaker 5: These are guys on the fifty three man roster during
Speaker 5: the season. These are guys on the what is a
Speaker 5: growing roster getting up to ninety which I have after
Speaker 5: the draft and so forth, and it's time to get
Speaker 5: to work. Of course, the rest of the league who
Speaker 5: changed head coaches, they could start their off season programs
Speaker 5: a week ago. Well this is the start today.
Speaker 6: Everybody weird on the numbers. Ninety for the off season.
Speaker 6: That's a lot.
Speaker 4: You probably had one hundred and twenty.
Speaker 9: I know.
Speaker 7: That's what's crazy, because ninety is a big number, yes,
Speaker 7: and that's.
Speaker 5: How you get through these preseason games.
Speaker 7: Though, Now that was ninety for the entire team. Yeah,
Speaker 7: we had one twenty five.
Speaker 5: Rookies reporting like July fourth, thousand for two weeks, right
Speaker 5: for two weeks a rookie camp before training camp.
Speaker 6: Godly, that's crazy, man, that's crazy.
Speaker 5: Those were the odds that were stacked. Again, and we
Speaker 5: don't have personal walls. Out of Grambling State University at
Speaker 5: nineteen eighty one, it.
Speaker 10: Called Oaks California called me off Oklahoma sooner who leaves
Speaker 10: the ris to a win. I'm that guy. I'm him.
Speaker 10: I'm him.
Speaker 5: That's what defying the odds were you giddy too?
Speaker 6: I wasn't giddy? No I was. I was. I was geeked,
Speaker 6: but not getting giddy.
Speaker 4: Giddy is the Australian guy the thunder.
Speaker 6: Oh you mean the person giddy? You got clear?
Speaker 1: I thought I thought you were, said Reeves. I said giddy,
Speaker 1: I thought you were.
Speaker 4: I never heard of the guy he scored thirty one points.
Speaker 5: I saw him score forty in a game at TCU
Speaker 5: in college.
Speaker 6: Really you late to the party?
Speaker 5: Well, I don't watch you don't watch bad And we
Speaker 5: don't want to talk about NBA now either. There's more
Speaker 5: important things to talk about. You want to start with
Speaker 5: the breaking news of the morning.
Speaker 6: No, that's I don't want to talk about that either.
Speaker 1: You can't identify with two hundred and fifty five five five.
Speaker 7: I am proud of him, though, Texas kid. You know
Speaker 7: the way I've always talked about how I really admired
Speaker 7: how Jalen changed his game coming out of college.
Speaker 5: And we should say for those who haven't heard, Jaan
Speaker 5: Hurt has agreed to a contract extension which will make
Speaker 5: him the highest paid player in National Football League history
Speaker 5: five years, two hundred and fifty five million, one hundred
Speaker 5: eighty nine million in guarantees and a no trade class.
Speaker 5: Go ahead, every man.
Speaker 7: I'm just saying proud of him, the way he changed
Speaker 7: his game, the way he adapted to on every level.
Speaker 7: You know, when he left Alabama, they won the championships,
Speaker 7: but he was not that guy. Then he goes to Oklahoma,
Speaker 7: he wasn't that guy. He was, but he was a
Speaker 7: Heisman Trophy candidate, right, And that means that he was
Speaker 7: able to adapt once again. He went from being an
Speaker 7: all running quarterback to a very decent, more than decent quarterback.
Speaker 7: Took his struggles into the NBA, into the NFL, and
Speaker 7: as a second round draft pick, after a few years,
Speaker 7: he actually became a Super Bowl quarterback.
Speaker 5: It is a lesson to so many out there today
Speaker 5: who are diving into that transfer portal at the at
Speaker 5: the earliest sign of problems at whatever school you're at.
Speaker 5: For these for these freshmen who report to college and
Speaker 5: then they're not getting playing time or whatever. Well, here's
Speaker 5: a guy at who was at Alabama who earned the
Speaker 5: starting quarterback position and then in the middle of a
Speaker 5: national championship game had it taken away from him. And
Speaker 5: he doesn't get upset and leave school and go transfer
Speaker 5: someplace else. He stayed and while Tua was the starting quarterback,
Speaker 5: he was actually needed late in that next season in
Speaker 5: the SEC championship game, comes off the helps his team,
Speaker 5: and then he graduates from college. And then at that point,
Speaker 5: even with the approval or the I wouldn't don't know
Speaker 5: if it's recommendation so much, but with the graces of
Speaker 5: Nick Saban, who actually helped him find a landing spot,
Speaker 5: he transfers to Oklahoma as a graduate and then for
Speaker 5: a year there, and then he gets into the NFL
Speaker 5: and he's the second round in Oklahoma Lincoln Riley and
Speaker 5: and that's where he ran the ball more than he
Speaker 5: passed the ball. And as you said, he was at
Speaker 5: a nice season at Oklahoma, and then he goes into
Speaker 5: the NFL and people were saying, oh, no, he's he's
Speaker 5: a running quarterback.
Speaker 6: He can't.
Speaker 5: But through it all he showed great leadership, not only
Speaker 5: at Alabama but also in his one year at Oklahoma.
Speaker 5: He was unquestionably the leader of that team. Much like
Speaker 5: the quarterback we have here in dak Prescott. He goes
Speaker 5: to Philadelphia as a backup and everyone just uh clamored
Speaker 5: to him, you know, his teammates uh uh, and.
Speaker 7: The organization it really seemed to like him as a.
Speaker 5: Leader, and you know why because of his work ethic
Speaker 5: and he was he was a nose to the grindstone guy,
Speaker 5: just like Dak Prescott here, the guy that you want
Speaker 5: to have your face of your organization.
Speaker 6: And they really put all of the talent around him.
Speaker 5: And that's the good news for the Cowboys is now
Speaker 5: they're having to pay their quarterback and take up that.
Speaker 5: This is why this is somebody.
Speaker 1: Already this year, everybody last year, they were able to
Speaker 1: make the moves they made in free agency because they.
Speaker 5: Weren't paying their quarterbacks. And now they're paying their quarterback.
Speaker 1: And now and understand this is an extension because he's
Speaker 1: still on the last year of his rookie contract.
Speaker 7: Now Watson type of contract in regards to he's not
Speaker 7: into the new into the extension yet.
Speaker 1: Right the base salaries, yes, his base salary for twenty
Speaker 1: twenty three is still there, but they can put some
Speaker 1: of the signing bonus into this year. You know what,
Speaker 1: I think he's a poster boy for showing the value
Speaker 1: of not leaving college early to go into the NFL
Speaker 1: and get all the snaps available in college.
Speaker 6: Situation was great for him and then changed his whole.
Speaker 1: Game and then for everybody else out there. Don't judge
Speaker 1: a quarterback after one year or two years. Sometimes it takes.
Speaker 6: A while to fill up with him the stick.
Speaker 1: No, when you take one in the first round, if
Speaker 1: he doesn't play well, I'll clean it up. The first year.
Speaker 4: It's like, Okay, this guy can't play right, just right
Speaker 4: them off. Well.
Speaker 1: Sometimes it takes overquile to develop, and the teams force
Speaker 1: guys to play because of the money they spend on them,
Speaker 1: and it shouldn't affect it anymore because if you're a
Speaker 1: rookie on a rookie contract, you're not making fifty two
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty five million, right.
Speaker 6: It's tach for him to break into the starting lineup.
Speaker 1: Well, he started somewhat his second year and this was
Speaker 1: really his first full censor.
Speaker 4: Am I right? Third year?
Speaker 5: He no, this was his second year year. This was
Speaker 5: his second year as a full time starter. His rookie
Speaker 5: year in twenty twenty, he played in fifteen games. He
Speaker 5: started four games at the end of the season and
Speaker 5: had a one in three record as a starting quarterback.
Speaker 5: And then in twenty twenty one, he started fifteen games,
Speaker 5: they went eight and seven. He complete, take it back
Speaker 5: to his rookie year, he only completed fifty two percent
Speaker 5: of his passes, had four picks and six touchdowns, and
Speaker 5: I don't have his rushing stats in front of me,
Speaker 5: but all right. So then the next year they go
Speaker 5: eight and seven with him as the starting quarterback in
Speaker 5: his fifteen start, sixty one percent completion percentage, nine picks,
Speaker 5: sixteen touchdowns. And then this year Pro Bowl season, near
Speaker 5: MVP season, they went fourteen and one when he was
Speaker 5: the starter in fifteen games and six picks, twenty two
Speaker 5: touchdowns and.
Speaker 6: A very good Super Bowl game.
Speaker 7: He didn't go in, and the moment was never too
Speaker 7: big for him except for the one mistaken made.
Speaker 5: And he had seven hundred and eighty four yards rushing
Speaker 5: in twenty twenty one, seven sixty and thirteen touchdowns in
Speaker 5: twenty twenty two.
Speaker 4: So it was kind of a gradual progression for him.
Speaker 5: But even go back to college and to your point
Speaker 5: on when we look at these quarterbacks coming into the
Speaker 5: draft this year and the need for them to play
Speaker 5: immediately or or take a year learn the NFL. So forth,
Speaker 5: you go back to his college days, and he was
Speaker 5: a starter at Alabama in twenty sixteen and twenty seventeen,
Speaker 5: and that was the year where then Tua took over
Speaker 5: the national championship game and they won. Twenty eighteen, he's
Speaker 5: the backup okay, and came in as needed late in
Speaker 5: the year, and then transferred Oklahoma in twenty.
Speaker 6: Valuables for Alabama when he came in.
Speaker 5: So he had over one thousand pass attempts in college.
Speaker 1: And by the way, Everson not only two hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty five million over five years, another fifteen million in
Speaker 1: its centives he can earn.
Speaker 6: Wow, what do you need a sentis.
Speaker 4: Well? Playoff? Is the production?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Team stuff.
Speaker 1: So it ends up being an average if my math's correct,
Speaker 1: fifty one million a year.
Speaker 5: Okay. So where's Dak in his contract right now? He's
Speaker 5: halfway through half year.
Speaker 4: This will be his third season of four.
Speaker 3: What if Dak okay, so, Jalen had one year, had
Speaker 3: one has one year left on his contract.
Speaker 5: And gets this deal. Okay, what if Dak puts together
Speaker 5: the same kind of season this year that Jalen put
Speaker 5: together last year? What does that do for Dak Prescott?
Speaker 5: Then next year at this time.
Speaker 4: He's asking for two hundred and seventy million.
Speaker 6: That's give me more.
Speaker 5: That's that's the carrot out there for Dak Prescott and
Speaker 5: your Dallas Cowboys.
Speaker 6: Don't think that alert came across with quarterback.
Speaker 5: Quarterbacks all across the league had an extra bounce in
Speaker 5: their steps and they so.
Speaker 6: Well, you know, he has his own turf now with
Speaker 6: the house.
Speaker 1: Oh he's had it, yes, yeah, yeah, and he's been
Speaker 1: throwing what what uh one of the wide receivers that
Speaker 1: he'd been working out with him out in his backyard.
Speaker 1: I can't remember it pointed out, but anyway, he's been
Speaker 1: throwing the guys.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So you know, but that's the market.
Speaker 1: And again they couldn't resign all their defensive linemen, right linebackers.
Speaker 1: They Philadelphia had to let some guys go.
Speaker 6: And the market grave is gone to the enemy. Right.
Speaker 5: Try the market for quarterbacks when they sign this contract.
Speaker 5: It's like when you buy a car. As soon as
Speaker 5: you drive it off the lot, the value of that
Speaker 5: contract goes down. The value of that car goes down. Well,
Speaker 5: Jalen's gonna he's gonna sign that contract. He's going to
Speaker 5: drive out of the parking lot and the value of
Speaker 5: that contract is going down because they're going the next
Speaker 5: one that comes along. What do you think Lamar Jackson's thinking, I.
Speaker 6: Was just gonna. Lamar Jackson right now is going crazy.
Speaker 6: And I'm sure the Ravens off.
Speaker 4: He's already been going.
Speaker 7: I'm sure that puts a lot of pressure, not just
Speaker 7: on the Mark but the Ravens themselves.
Speaker 6: I mean, you see everyone's getting the jet, the quarterbacks.
Speaker 5: So now Dashawn his was fully guaranteed the whole thing, Yes,
Speaker 5: at two hundred and forty what was it?
Speaker 4: I believe him to forty.
Speaker 5: So would if the Ravens offered Lamar Jackson this deal
Speaker 5: five years, two fifty five, one eighty nine guaranteed, would
Speaker 5: Lamar Jackson take it?
Speaker 7: He's already been offered something similar to that, am I right?
Speaker 6: And he turned it down.
Speaker 1: He wanted to be the highest paid, Okay, so this
Speaker 1: was now the highest paid just went up.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: But the but the guaranteed money, right is Deshaun Watson
Speaker 5: has more guaranteed money right than Jalen Hurts.
Speaker 1: Hurts got one hundred and seventy nine one hundred and
Speaker 1: twenty six and a half uh guaranteed at signing yeah,
Speaker 1: all right, we got a crowd when you looked up,
Speaker 1: I said, Oh, Nate's showing now we wish Oh heyah threatened,
Speaker 1: he threatened to show up.
Speaker 6: He should man, miss Nate.
Speaker 5: What does Nate want to talk about?
Speaker 1: He wanted to talk about the Cowboys not drafting a
Speaker 1: running back in the first round.
Speaker 5: Oh maybe we'll maybe we'll have to be after that
Speaker 5: coming up.
Speaker 1: Here, because he thinks if they take care of the
Speaker 1: guard position in the tight end position, that that would
Speaker 1: take care of the running back position.
Speaker 6: A true.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And we.
Speaker 1: Had like a half hour discussion. I went in the
Speaker 1: Knick's office to talk to him, but I didn't.
Speaker 6: Close the door.
Speaker 1: A half hour later, I walked out and everybody's like, well,
Speaker 1: that was a show. We should have recorded it because
Speaker 1: we didn't agree.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 4: So what day was this Friday? Because I got a
Speaker 4: call Friday or Thursday?
Speaker 5: I got a call from date Friday. I can't remember
Speaker 5: what day it was, but I bet I.
Speaker 4: Bet it was Thursday because no one was here Friday.
Speaker 5: I bet it was after your conversation.
Speaker 4: I think it was before.
Speaker 6: Maybe it was.
Speaker 5: Did he so I helped give him ammunition for debate
Speaker 5: with you?
Speaker 1: No, he no, because he had called me and I
Speaker 1: didn't call him back till later, and he said, oh
Speaker 1: I already talked to Bill. Okay, all right then, and
Speaker 1: then you must have reinforced his resolved.
Speaker 5: Well, we don't have time to wait on Nate. We're
Speaker 5: gonna do that ourselves, right because we just have this
Speaker 5: show and next Monday show, and then it's draft time
Speaker 5: the following Thursday. So we got a lot to get
Speaker 5: into here. How about we take a break and we
Speaker 5: come back. We would talk run game. We want to
Speaker 5: talk this team's run game when we come back here
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Speaker 5: Okay, so here we are talking run game. This ought
Speaker 5: to be very interesting. In fact, I've spent a lot
Speaker 5: of time here in the last few days just trying
Speaker 5: to figure out what the Cowboys need to do as
Speaker 5: to improve their run game. And to the point, then
Speaker 5: last night late and then this morning I went back
Speaker 5: and just tried to did a refresher course, tried to
Speaker 5: refresh my memory on exactly what was going on with
Speaker 5: the run game in the late in the season and
Speaker 5: in the postseason, and to refresh everybody's memory on it.
Speaker 5: You know, the Cowboys run game was doing all right
Speaker 5: last year until December and then December and January, whether
Speaker 5: it was Ezekiel Elliott or Tony Pollard, they weren't getting
Speaker 5: much in the run game. And in fact, if you
Speaker 5: look after the Terrence Steel injured, which was which was
Speaker 5: right before halftime of the Houston game, and that was
Speaker 5: they had four more regular season games after that after
Speaker 5: that point in the season. I did the math on it.
Speaker 5: Ezekiel Elliott averaged two point seven yards per carry the
Speaker 5: rest of the regular season and it didn't get any
Speaker 5: better in the playoffs. And Tony Pollard averaged two point
Speaker 5: nine to five yards per carry the last four games
Speaker 5: of the season.
Speaker 1: Probably only because he busted a long one to stretch
Speaker 1: a two point two average out.
Speaker 5: And so there was a clearly an issue that the
Speaker 5: Cowboys were having with the run game.
Speaker 7: You could clearly see. I recall when Still went down.
Speaker 7: Somehow our tackles, our runs for losses increased big time.
Speaker 6: We had a lot of negative plays when he went down.
Speaker 1: Well, two things happened. I don't know if you could tell.
Speaker 1: Number one, when Steele went down, so they put Tyron
Speaker 1: Smith there.
Speaker 5: Well that immediately they put Josh Ball there because Tyron
Speaker 5: wasn't active yet. It was the next week week.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Tyron Smith hadn't played a down of football since August.
Speaker 4: It was a week and a.
Speaker 1: Half before the start of the season, and now all
Speaker 1: of a sudden, he's got to go play and a
Speaker 1: position he hadn't played since twenty twelve.
Speaker 4: He was okay, right, He wasn't.
Speaker 5: Great, No, but he wasn't bad.
Speaker 4: But he wasn't bad.
Speaker 1: No, But it wasn't what Terrren Steele was giving them
Speaker 1: in the run game, I think.
Speaker 5: And if you just any proof of that, just listen
Speaker 5: to anything Zach Martin has said about Terry Steele in
Speaker 5: the run game in the last year and a half,
Speaker 5: and he has nothing. I mean, he basically was quoted
Speaker 5: mid season last year as saying he's never been never
Speaker 5: played next to a guy who's better in the blocking
Speaker 5: in the run.
Speaker 6: Game, and Terry his game a lot easier as well,
Speaker 6: that's right.
Speaker 1: And then if you remember, and it stretched over two
Speaker 1: games when Beyotdish got hurt in the game and then
Speaker 1: they had to move the guard to center, the tackle
Speaker 1: to guard, and somebody else had to play tackle who was.
Speaker 4: Forty years old and so and then he missed the game,
Speaker 4: and it just.
Speaker 5: Would you recall who they started the starting five up
Speaker 5: front in the Tampa Bay game in the playoffs.
Speaker 4: So they started with Jason Peters.
Speaker 5: Jason Peters played left tackle, Tyler Tyler Smith at left guard.
Speaker 5: Beyotdish was its center, Zach Martin and Tyrone Smith, and
Speaker 5: they played a lot of Connor McGovern at fullback or
Speaker 5: as a third tiight.
Speaker 1: End, which I thought that was the most valuable part
Speaker 1: of all that, right, because I kept seeing people pointing
Speaker 1: out in the offseason, Oh, the Cowboys lost Jason Peters.
Speaker 4: It's like, oh, ok, he was okay.
Speaker 5: And then for the San Francisco get they had lost
Speaker 5: Jason Peters in the Tampa game, right, and so then
Speaker 5: McGovern had to go back to left guard, So Tyler
Speaker 5: Smith is at left tackle, and so that the full
Speaker 5: back lost that tied end.
Speaker 4: They were using McEwan right.
Speaker 5: Av On Collins came came as that in their and
Speaker 5: McGovern was starting. McGovern was starting to left guard. So
Speaker 5: that's how they were tricking it up. And that was
Speaker 5: the thing when I went back and looked at the
Speaker 5: two playoff games, they were tricking it up, just trying
Speaker 5: to run the ball, just to get anything going. So
Speaker 5: many three tight end formations and they were into a
Speaker 5: you know, third and one or third and two situation,
Speaker 5: and they had to run trick plays just to get
Speaker 5: a yard. The problem was not Ezekiel Elliott or obviously
Speaker 5: Tony Pollard had a great year. But the problem was
Speaker 5: not the running backs. The problem was nothing else, and
Speaker 5: I'm not sure that it was necessarily just the offensive line.
Speaker 5: I think part of it, too, is this team was
Speaker 5: not threatening the opponents in the passing game to where
Speaker 5: Tampa Bay and San Francisco were able to load up
Speaker 5: to stop the run, especially in obvious run situations.
Speaker 7: Well, it's always been. That's always been the way they've
Speaker 7: defeated the Cowboys. Any opposition that you know goes into
Speaker 7: it with a particular game plan, it was always let's
Speaker 7: see if Dak can beat us. That's always been the case.
Speaker 7: And really, if you're looking at except for some exceptional quarterbacks,
Speaker 7: if you're looking at beating any team, that's what you
Speaker 7: want to stop.
Speaker 6: First. You want to make sure they cannot run the
Speaker 6: ball on you. First.
Speaker 7: We're looking at our Cowboys wide receivers. As much as
Speaker 7: we love them, they're all people that we are endoing
Speaker 7: with over the season. We know eventually it's been it was,
Speaker 7: it was came out of the fog. We only have
Speaker 7: one number one wide receiver, and when you look at
Speaker 7: our number two receiver injured.
Speaker 6: A lot coming off in Acum.
Speaker 7: Wasn't really ready to make the moves that need to
Speaker 7: be made. We asked him to run routes that really
Speaker 7: weren't helping on based on the.
Speaker 6: Surgery that he just had.
Speaker 7: Had hold Mill and a lot of different wide receivers
Speaker 7: in there, I would have taken that approach as well,
Speaker 7: how well can these receivers help our quarterback based on
Speaker 7: their lack of experience.
Speaker 5: The other part of it is when you go back
Speaker 5: to last off season, is signed James Washington, and James
Speaker 5: Washington didn't pan out. He got hurt in the early
Speaker 5: part of the CAF, so he was coming off an
Speaker 5: injury too. You had traded Amari Cooper away, and so
Speaker 5: there was the obvious need right there was a void.
Speaker 5: He had a third round draft pick, Jaalen Tolbert, who
Speaker 5: needed more than he wasn't able to step in and
Speaker 5: contribute his rookie year. We'll see where he is now
Speaker 5: going into his second year. But there was that void
Speaker 5: that they that they had and they tried to once
Speaker 5: they saw that James Washington didn't have what he needed.
Speaker 5: Then they finally got t Y Hilton in here, and
Speaker 5: it was too late.
Speaker 1: And in the playoff games, I just looked he two
Speaker 1: games he had three catches.
Speaker 5: So but you can't I mean, you really can't expect.
Speaker 1: No, I'm saying that was the third guy behind the
Speaker 1: second guy who still wasn't himself.
Speaker 7: And you're just saying that's what we had to deal
Speaker 7: with in a passing situation.
Speaker 5: Right, And that all contributed to what was going on
Speaker 5: in the run game late in the season two.
Speaker 6: But to me, you started in the beginning.
Speaker 7: Our offensive line, if they are stable, and it's always
Speaker 7: been like that around.
Speaker 6: Here, especially since that culture changed.
Speaker 7: Our offensive line has always been the strength of this team.
Speaker 6: And we have depth. But was that depth good enough
Speaker 6: to keep us going strong?
Speaker 1: And it just was not so going forward, They've got
Speaker 1: two questions on that offensive line that need answers. Number One,
Speaker 1: is Terrence Steel ready to start the season because he
Speaker 1: had the surgery December thirteenth.
Speaker 4: So do the math.
Speaker 1: If it takes you seven months to recover, We're talking
Speaker 1: end of July, right, training camp's already started.
Speaker 4: If it takes nine months.
Speaker 1: We're talking the end of September. So what happens at
Speaker 1: that right tackle spot?
Speaker 4: And then number two? How do they.
Speaker 1: Judge what Tyron Smith can give them? Is he a
Speaker 1: swing tackle?
Speaker 6: But I'd rather he not be at this age?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 1: So is he the starting left tackle? I see if
Speaker 1: Terrence Steele's ready to go at right tackle, but if
Speaker 1: he's not, is he's the starting right tackle?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 7: The easy spot. The easiest part of this would be
Speaker 7: Terrence coming back in time.
Speaker 5: Right, but there's no guarantee. And even in case scenario,
Speaker 5: he's going to be right up again pushing the start
Speaker 5: of the regular and I think everybody.
Speaker 6: Even when he comes back, you still have to.
Speaker 4: Get into it right.
Speaker 6: You got to.
Speaker 5: Practice, and you lost Connor McGovern right in free agency,
Speaker 5: so you have a hole at left.
Speaker 4: Guard right now.
Speaker 1: If if everything was equal and Terren Steele's ready to go,
Speaker 1: and you think Tyron Smith's got another year on him,
Speaker 1: then he could be your left tackle. Tyler Smith can
Speaker 1: move in to left guard. Got beattish and Martin right,
Speaker 1: but they won't know that now. I think everybody got
Speaker 1: carried away. When I think Stephen Jones, I think it
Speaker 1: was at the Combine said that Terren Steele was ahead
Speaker 1: of schedule.
Speaker 4: Okay, what's ahead of schedule, right?
Speaker 1: I mean you still got to go out and practice
Speaker 1: and be ready to start. So even if it's eight months,
Speaker 1: we can start, you know. Okay, he had the surgery
Speaker 1: the middle of December, let's start January. Eight months means
Speaker 1: the end of August, and does that mean that's when
Speaker 1: he gets to start practicing again? So I think that
Speaker 1: has to be resolved and then you've got to figure
Speaker 1: out where the rest of it is.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: You signed Tuma Edoga a doga, but he's never been.
Speaker 1: They signed him to a one year veteran exception contract,
Speaker 1: which tells me he's a stopgap measure.
Speaker 5: The idea would be he's probably going to be a backup. Yeah,
Speaker 5: and he's in his career. He was a third round
Speaker 5: draft pick out of USC in twenty nineteen by the Jets,
Speaker 5: started eight games his rookie year, and then after that
Speaker 5: started four games and then no games in twenty twenty one,
Speaker 5: and was picked up by Atlanta last year and two games,
Speaker 5: one start. In his career twenty six games, thirteen starts.
Speaker 3: So he's not you're not going to sink your teeth,
Speaker 3: and he's playing tackle not guard.
Speaker 6: All right, so then you can't really use him the
Speaker 6: way you use McGovern. Can you use him as the fullback?
Speaker 6: Is he? Does he have that kount of a because
Speaker 6: you're going to have to have somebody do that.
Speaker 5: Why why do we have to have an offensive lineman
Speaker 5: do that?
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's what they're getting.
Speaker 5: Look at San Francisco, what they are they got use
Speaker 5: check at full back. They've used their tight ends in
Speaker 5: the blocking of the alignment. Yeah that's right.
Speaker 6: I mean, I mean, but he's big as a linement.
Speaker 6: He's not.
Speaker 5: All the Ravens guys, you just can't.
Speaker 1: They're just they're just so hard to find because they
Speaker 1: got college game doesn't use a full back.
Speaker 5: I got your answer.
Speaker 4: You got one.
Speaker 5: Get that Georgia tight end in here, and you're going
Speaker 5: to help your run game immensely. Okay, Darnell Washington.
Speaker 4: Do I have to take him in the first round?
Speaker 5: Yes, because he ain't getting out of the first round.
Speaker 6: So he's an athlete.
Speaker 5: I love it as long as but anyway, that's the
Speaker 5: best athlete.
Speaker 6: We need to get off on that right now. But
Speaker 6: I'm just sitting there.
Speaker 4: That's I'm sitting there.
Speaker 5: It is part of the equation. And I'm sitting there
Speaker 5: watching those playoff games last year and how they were
Speaker 5: having to trick it up in the run game and
Speaker 5: everything using offensive guards as fullbacks and h third tight ends. Well,
Speaker 5: just make your starting tight end Darnell Washington and then
Speaker 5: you can have even you can go eleven personnel and
Speaker 5: still be able to run the football with an extra
Speaker 5: offensive lineman there.
Speaker 7: Well, I'm sure he's not the only tight end that
Speaker 7: we can do that with coming out of the draft, because.
Speaker 5: He's got he's got the ability to catch the ball too.
Speaker 6: They are, but coming out of college, you got to
Speaker 6: watch him.
Speaker 1: So if you need to watch this, the Cowboys history,
Speaker 1: the first round tight ends, first round tight ends stops
Speaker 1: at two.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't look at him just as a tight end, okay, And.
Speaker 1: I don't look as the twenty sixth pick as a
Speaker 1: first round pick. Might as well back second. That's right
Speaker 1: in five picks here in the.
Speaker 5: Putting that draft board to can we take a guard?
Speaker 5: Can I round? Took took one last year?
Speaker 4: Second round?
Speaker 17: How long?
Speaker 6: How loo was it though? How was it twenty.
Speaker 5: Four last year?
Speaker 4: But he was a tackle?
Speaker 1: Yeah, he was an that can they find a tackle
Speaker 1: that can play guard?
Speaker 6: Yeah? You can. You keep letting you get that last word.
Speaker 4: I will.
Speaker 6: And uh.
Speaker 5: The other thing that's happened is Mike Solario is now
Speaker 5: your offensive line coach, right, h yeah, who was an
Speaker 5: assistant coach and an assistant offensive line coach when Everson
Speaker 5: was a Cowboy.
Speaker 6: That's crazy, oh man.
Speaker 1: So the last time they took a tight end in
Speaker 1: the first round was David Lafleur. They have you second round,
Speaker 1: and he was he wasn't as bad as people make
Speaker 1: him out to be, and he heard his bad act
Speaker 1: and he never was the same.
Speaker 4: Because I saw somebody did the.
Speaker 1: Cowboys five worst draft picks and they picked la Floor
Speaker 1: and he got hurt. He Shaunte Coller, Chante Carver, and
Speaker 1: Taco Charlton never were hurt.
Speaker 6: So Taco made the list.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, so did Chante Carver.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 1: And also, oh the linebacker the son of the running back.
Speaker 3: From Bobby car Okay, never let's get off, but but
Speaker 3: rabbit hole Billy Billy Joe Dupree was the other first
Speaker 3: one that was a great one.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 5: So we've talked about the problems with the run game, whatever, Okay,
Speaker 5: how do you fix it?
Speaker 1: Well, they didn't help it, by I mean, they helped
Speaker 1: the salary cap by letting Zeke go, but it didn't
Speaker 1: help the running game. So they got a they got another.
Speaker 1: They need another running back right now, I.
Speaker 3: Don't know clear that they're going to draft a running
Speaker 3: back at some point right the first or second day.
Speaker 5: Now. I had Clarence Hill on my show last night
Speaker 5: on CBS eleven, and I knew he being a Texas longhorn.
Speaker 5: I knew that we and I believe he's also the
Speaker 5: agent for b Jon Robinson, and I knew we were
Speaker 5: gonna get.
Speaker 18: Okay, we're gonna get everything about b Jeon Robinson on
Speaker 18: this show, and he delivered last night to the point
Speaker 18: that we started the show by basically fitting b Jon
Speaker 18: Robinson for his gold jacket.
Speaker 5: Okay, I think those words even came out of his mouth,
Speaker 5: something about a gold jacket. And so Bjeon Robinson, in
Speaker 5: Clarence Hill's estimation, might be the greatest running back in
Speaker 5: the history of football.
Speaker 4: Ever to be better than Earl Camps.
Speaker 5: So if that's the case, then he's not going to
Speaker 5: be there at number twenty six, right, But apparently people
Speaker 5: are thinking that they've devalued running backs to the point
Speaker 5: that the greatest running back of all time might still
Speaker 5: be there at twenty six.
Speaker 6: Doubt I mean money, No, I want to say that.
Speaker 4: So here's here's my deal. At twenty six. I don't
Speaker 4: have to have a running back, But who gives me
Speaker 4: the most juice? Like who gives me who's the best athlete?
Speaker 1: I went through it for Friday, and it's like I,
Speaker 1: as you know, everybody criticizes this team, but they don't
Speaker 1: have many walk in starter spots available.
Speaker 5: On this team.
Speaker 4: On this team, if you think about it, where.
Speaker 5: Are they right now? What are the walk in starters?
Speaker 5: And I look at running back as being a tandem.
Speaker 4: Right I do too. So there's a spot.
Speaker 5: There's a spot at running back.
Speaker 4: There's a spot at tight end quarterback. There's a spot
Speaker 4: at tight end.
Speaker 1: But I can get by with the two guys I got,
Speaker 1: but I need one.
Speaker 5: On the spot at that. You could use a walk
Speaker 5: in starter. At left guard, I.
Speaker 1: Can use an offensive lineman somehow ways. Defensive end, you're
Speaker 1: gonna have to be pretty good to overtake, you know,
Speaker 1: But they use a rotation there, so I could a
Speaker 1: guy can But he's gonna have to jump like Sam
Speaker 1: Williams or Dorence Armstrong. I about linebacker, I say linebacker, linebacker,
Speaker 1: I say linebacker. There is a spot depending on what
Speaker 1: you do with the young Michael Parsons, right, because if
Speaker 1: you're not.
Speaker 5: Well, look at this last year. I mean, you've go
Speaker 5: Anthony Barr started ten games, it had over six hundred
Speaker 5: snaps and that has not been replaced.
Speaker 1: You've got Damon Clark, but he's not He's not what
Speaker 1: Anthony Barr was.
Speaker 5: But you cant have issues at linebacker.
Speaker 1: You could have Parsons, vander esh and Damon Clark.
Speaker 4: I can I could play that, yes, okay.
Speaker 5: But you can. You can if there is a linebacker
Speaker 5: that you want to take. Even at twenty six, there's
Speaker 5: a spot. There's a playing role for him, a role, yes, yes,
Speaker 5: where he could actually start half the games, okay, depending.
Speaker 4: On what cornerback. Well, Gilmore replaced Anthony Brown.
Speaker 1: Right now, what do you do at the slot? Is
Speaker 1: Jordan Lewis good to go?
Speaker 4: But he's on a one year deal.
Speaker 5: Uh and Drayon's on a one year deal and Gilmore's
Speaker 5: got two left.
Speaker 6: One okay?
Speaker 7: Yeah, but just just like a wide regardless. You just
Speaker 7: becssed this year though, this coming.
Speaker 4: Out doron Jordan Lewis.
Speaker 1: So if I get a corner, he's going to have
Speaker 1: to beat out one of those those two guys.
Speaker 7: I wouldn't I wouldn't take a call, so you wouldn't
Speaker 7: take I would not take not in the first I
Speaker 7: would take a.
Speaker 4: Linebacker and then safety. You're not doing that.
Speaker 1: I think the Cowboys in their history have only taken
Speaker 1: one safety after.
Speaker 4: Mel renfro Plus.
Speaker 6: We look, we're good there. Yeah, we're good there. Regardless
Speaker 6: of if someone's available.
Speaker 4: You got good. You got four guys to pit.
Speaker 1: Yes, So if you look at the amount of walk
Speaker 1: in Day one starting positions, they don't have that many.
Speaker 1: So to me, when you get to twenty sixth, it
Speaker 1: doesn't matter the position. I can't go into this draft
Speaker 1: and saying I need a guard or I need a
Speaker 1: tight end. I need that player that's awfully good. And
Speaker 1: I've got linebacker, I've got running back, tight end maybe,
Speaker 1: I mean, who knows wide receiver?
Speaker 4: I don't know. Yes, I just need some juice.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean if there's a wide receipt, yes, I
Speaker 5: mean you got your guys you can play. But if
Speaker 5: he's good enough, he's gonna play right.
Speaker 6: And he better be really good. Well, there's there's they
Speaker 6: can come in start for us.
Speaker 4: Michael Gallup's got to return to being Michael.
Speaker 7: I'm not thinking about Michael. We just we just signed
Speaker 7: Brandon What about him?
Speaker 4: Oh No, I'm good with Cooks and I'm good with.
Speaker 1: CD Who's Bill made a point before he started the show.
Speaker 1: They haven't replaced the past catching ability of Amari Cooper.
Speaker 4: If there's one of those.
Speaker 5: Well, Brandon Cooks is the guy right now that that
Speaker 5: has to be that guy.
Speaker 6: That's the way I see it. But I say, we don't.
Speaker 5: But you're not in regards to the draft. You're not
Speaker 5: drafting just for this year.
Speaker 6: That's right.
Speaker 5: You've got to look at where is your roster next year,
Speaker 5: the year after, the year after, especially in the first round.
Speaker 5: You're looking at five years and for instance, get back
Speaker 5: to the running backs. I think, and this is a
Speaker 5: some people might think this is a crazy thought. But
Speaker 5: I sat there and I looked at Ezekiel Elliott last year.
Speaker 5: I'm looking at video of him. I went back and
Speaker 5: looked at him coming out of the draft. Man Ezekiel
Speaker 5: Elliott at Ohio State was unbelievable. The power with which
Speaker 5: he ran the football and the speed and everything. I mean,
Speaker 5: that's there's a reason he was the fourth pick in
Speaker 5: the draft. And I was not going to get into
Speaker 5: this with Clarence last night on the show. I just
Speaker 5: wanted to let him be his Bjeon guy whatever. And
Speaker 5: I love everything about Bijeon, as far as his makeup
Speaker 5: and all that. Ezekiel Elliott. If Ezekiel Elliott in twenty sixteen,
Speaker 5: if Bejean was in the same draft, I'd take Ezekiel Elliott.
Speaker 5: And I went back and looked at him last year
Speaker 5: and I don't think. I think for this year, Zeke
Speaker 5: Elliott would be more productive on this team than anybody
Speaker 5: in that draft.
Speaker 4: I won't.
Speaker 6: I want him back.
Speaker 1: So here's the bottom line on him. If his base
Speaker 1: salary was five million dollars, he'd be here. They based
Speaker 1: the whole thing on ten point right, everyone, And and
Speaker 1: they say they didn't want to insult him with a
Speaker 1: low offer. As Michael Irvin taught me once, guys will
Speaker 1: take a pay cut in someone else's locker room, but
Speaker 1: not their.
Speaker 4: Own, right, right.
Speaker 1: But you're right on Zeke, And I still think if
Speaker 1: you get through the draft and you're in May and
Speaker 1: you didn't get the running back you wanted three million.
Speaker 6: That guy.
Speaker 7: I would be constantly on the phone with him if
Speaker 7: I'm management, saying.
Speaker 6: Hey, you stay in shape, and I don't because you
Speaker 6: never know what's going to happen after this draft.
Speaker 5: I don't care that Zeke's not a home run threat.
Speaker 5: That's not that's not what he is. That's not what
Speaker 5: Emmett was. I want the guy who can push a pile.
Speaker 5: I want the guy who Against San Francisco in the
Speaker 5: playoff game, they were tricking it up, trying to figure
Speaker 5: out how we're going to get this one yard and
Speaker 5: they line up Zeke right up next to the offense,
Speaker 5: right up behind the right guard, and they got pollared
Speaker 5: in the backfield. They're doing all this deception. They hand
Speaker 5: the ball to Zeke and it's a run blitz and
Speaker 5: he gets hit in the backfield two yards behind the
Speaker 5: line of scrimmage, and somehow, some way, Zeke Elliott is
Speaker 5: able to lunge forward and get the first down.
Speaker 6: I remember that.
Speaker 1: All I know is I'm like, you've got to reach
Speaker 1: and they want to get rid of this guy. You
Speaker 1: got to replace his twelve touchdowns yep, seven of which
Speaker 1: were one Ard runs.
Speaker 4: We pointed that out.
Speaker 1: Also, he was twelve of fourteen on third and one.
Speaker 4: You got to have that, right.
Speaker 6: We don't have that now.
Speaker 4: And he wasn't lumbering.
Speaker 1: I get tired of hearing three point eight yards of carry,
Speaker 1: all right, it's what they asked.
Speaker 4: Him to do. He did.
Speaker 5: And by the way, before the Terrance Steel injury, he
Speaker 5: was averaging four point three yards per Carrie, right, which
Speaker 5: is right near his career average at four point four,
Speaker 5: which is what Emmett averaged in his career.
Speaker 1: So, and let me also point out on this running
Speaker 1: back thing, you said, this draft is not all about
Speaker 1: this year. You got to worry about twenty twenty four. Right,
Speaker 1: Who's your running back in twenty twenty four? Because you
Speaker 1: didn't want to extend Tony Pollard, you gave him the
Speaker 1: franchise tag, right, Well, are you going to sign him
Speaker 1: to a long term deal after this year or do
Speaker 1: you need another running That is why?
Speaker 5: How about this hot sports opinion, That is why if
Speaker 5: you were able to sign Zeke right now at something
Speaker 5: that fits in your salary cap, I would do that
Speaker 5: and I would take a running back at number twenty six.
Speaker 5: If B Jhon Robinson was at number twenty six, I'd
Speaker 5: take him, and even if I signed even had Zeke
Speaker 5: on this roster because of not only what he could
Speaker 5: do this year, but he's going to be your lead
Speaker 5: dog maybe next year.
Speaker 7: Guys, we have seen running backs come from nowhere on
Speaker 7: some very good teams and.
Speaker 6: They no one talked about them before the draft.
Speaker 7: Every year there's a running back that we never heard
Speaker 7: of with a team that's getting off and we never
Speaker 7: talked about him before the draft.
Speaker 6: There are still going to be some running backs.
Speaker 7: Out there that will fit what the Cowboys are trying
Speaker 7: to do. But to me, I think if you already
Speaker 7: have that guy, meaning Ezekiel Elliott, I would hope he
Speaker 7: would come back. I am hoping. I've been saying that since.
Speaker 4: I don't think he wants to leave.
Speaker 6: I don't either. No one's picked him up yet, right.
Speaker 5: No market running is not out there, no no. And
Speaker 5: it's that it has nothing to do with Zeke's performance.
Speaker 5: It's teams aren't paying running backs basically, what they're just
Speaker 5: looking what everyone's gotten.
Speaker 1: There signing guys one year one year, and you don't
Speaker 1: give him a whole bunch of money.
Speaker 5: If Zeke were to come back here at the economical
Speaker 5: rate whatever it is, he could make more in marketing
Speaker 5: endorsements than.
Speaker 1: And he doesn't have to move, he doesn't have to
Speaker 1: pay state income tax.
Speaker 7: And you have the familiarity between he and the team,
Speaker 7: the quarterback, the coach, but he knows.
Speaker 1: The whole There would be a standing ovation in that
Speaker 1: locker room.
Speaker 5: But he came back for this team. Right now, I
Speaker 5: can't find a running back in this draft who can
Speaker 5: get the dirty yards that Zeke Elliott.
Speaker 7: We don't have well right now, we don't have it
Speaker 7: on the team as well. And having said that, what
Speaker 7: is how is Tony doing?
Speaker 4: Which is the other.
Speaker 6: Right, that's the main thing. How was he going to be?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Is he the same guy?
Speaker 2: Yes?
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Speaker 5: Two minute warning goes to both benches. We got to
Speaker 5: get out of here because Clarence Hill is going to
Speaker 5: bring his gold jacket for b Jhon Robinson here at
Speaker 5: the show coming up here in just a matter of moments.
Speaker 5: So a parting shot I've got, and this is a
Speaker 5: tease for next week, my big Green NFL Draft scouting notebook.
Speaker 5: I've got two pages of notes on Mike Solari's draft history,
Speaker 5: offensive lineman, all his team, his teams over the last twenty.
Speaker 12: Jyllan, are you at CBS eleven how many first round
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Speaker 1: So if preliminary non exclusive sale agreement with the Washington
Speaker 1: Commanders is worth six billion dollars, if Jerry Jones decided
Speaker 1: to sell the Cowboys, what could he get?
Speaker 7: God, well, he's already the Witch's sports franchise man.
Speaker 6: Well, in the what did.
Speaker 5: The Bronco The Broncos sell for four and a half
Speaker 5: or something like that. For so in the year's time,
Speaker 5: it's gone up a billion and a half a billion.
Speaker 4: We're not talking million.
Speaker 7: Don't the TV contracts have a lot to do with
Speaker 7: that as well, the increase of the increasing.
Speaker 4: Because because it's more valuable, no doubt.
Speaker 6: But no deal.
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Speaker 6: That is. Well, from what I've heard, they said, this
Speaker 6: is this was They.
Speaker 7: Said, you talk about standing ovation when this was sold,
Speaker 7: there was a standing ovation over the entire city of DC.
Speaker 4: And in the NFL office.
Speaker 7: They oh, well, see, everyone was so afraid to go
Speaker 7: up against the guy because if they go against him,
Speaker 7: they might start looking into my business as well. Right,
Speaker 7: so everybody was on their on their pins and needles.
Speaker 4: What do you think cowboys started like ten or twelve.
Speaker 5: Billion? Yeah, well it's not for sale.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and never will be.
Speaker 1: But that's turning four hundred thousand dollars into a lot
Speaker 1: of money, right.
Speaker 6: And that's his punishment. All right, that does it?
Speaker 4: That's mine? Okay, anybody else that's good?
Speaker 5: I had mine, all right, okay.
Speaker 1: And by the way, the twenty six pick in the draft.
Speaker 1: I think I mentioned it last week. We talked about
Speaker 1: it kind of being a second round pick over three years.
Speaker 1: The twenty sixth pick will make eleven point three million
Speaker 1: over three years. Yeah, I didn't see what the fourth
Speaker 1: year was, but the base salary is not that high
Speaker 1: for a twenty six.
Speaker 6: When is the media? When are y'all salaries going to
Speaker 6: start increasing?
Speaker 5: Well, that's why the TV contracts for me, they've taken
Speaker 5: away from all the employees.
Speaker 1: The rest of ours decrease. Yeah, to the point, rights
Speaker 1: to carry to a point they don't watch you.
Speaker 6: That's right, Yeah, all becoming all right?
Speaker 5: It does it for mixed shots for this week. And
Speaker 5: oh we'll have a special draft preview show next Monday
Speaker 5: at eleven am O Cowboys.
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