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Speaker 1: Savannah Humoller, Everson Wolves, and Mickey Spagnola.
Speaker 3: And here it is a Thursday high noon here inside
Speaker 3: the SWBC podcast studio at the Beautiful Star Infrasco, on
Speaker 3: a beautiful day for football and to have football players
Speaker 3: out on a football field getting set for the Washington
Speaker 3: Commanders three twenty five Dallas time on Sunday. Carpe Omnia
Speaker 3: sees everything. The NFC East is there for the taking.
Speaker 2: You're taking Latin now.
Speaker 3: That's the team slogan ever since.
Speaker 2: Still where have you been?
Speaker 3: Still at the beginning, we had forgotten every been in
Speaker 3: the second.
Speaker 2: Time, I'm not saying Chris on every T shirt?
Speaker 3: Is it? Every shirt?
Speaker 2: Sweatshirts?
Speaker 3: And here we get everything off the season, not everything
Speaker 3: that was what we were trying to get.
Speaker 2: You didn't work.
Speaker 3: That's gonna happen for the postseason.
Speaker 2: Stay around the house all the time.
Speaker 3: And my daughter I just figured out, what do you say?
Speaker 2: Here we go? My dog I trained.
Speaker 4: I've trained my dog right when I say here, it's
Speaker 4: time to go in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's that's what I thought was.
Speaker 3: The market.
Speaker 4: Say it and he responds, it's time to go.
Speaker 3: What's your dog's name?
Speaker 4: Well, we inherited. It's Coco.
Speaker 2: Coco, it's a girl.
Speaker 5: Here we go.
Speaker 2: That's a girl.
Speaker 4: Oh boy, okay, all right, a feminine name for we
Speaker 4: inherit a You.
Speaker 3: Know, I had a beagle named Romo. He passed away
Speaker 3: before the season he did. Yeah, Romo, Bo and Romo
Speaker 3: two beagles and they and Romo he it was this summer.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, yeah, because you did talk about him last year.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, I need to live.
Speaker 4: This is how during Coco, I mean COVID Coco.
Speaker 6: During COVID, right, because he always had to go out
Speaker 6: of the room and take.
Speaker 3: Care of oh yeah, because they be barking during we
Speaker 3: were doing our zooms in or whatever.
Speaker 5: You you need. Another beagle named dak now.
Speaker 3: Correct, well, and that shows how old Bow and Romo
Speaker 3: well both still alive barely.
Speaker 7: My dog, my dog's name is is Marley. And I
Speaker 7: thought that was after the movie Marley and my son
Speaker 7: named it. They said, no, after Bob Marlin.
Speaker 4: That's good, interesting, pray.
Speaker 3: I love that Bo and Romo were born in two
Speaker 3: thousand and seven, and so sixteen Bo just turned sixteen
Speaker 3: and Romo didn't make.
Speaker 2: It to sixteen.
Speaker 4: We had one named Dantley Adrian.
Speaker 6: We got him the year he was supposed to come
Speaker 6: to the Mavericks and he didn't remember, he didn't show
Speaker 6: up for the trade, or he didn't want to come.
Speaker 4: So we said we'll have the only Dantle in town.
Speaker 4: And then I think he showed up.
Speaker 3: He changed his name to a guire.
Speaker 6: Yeah, all right, all right, all right.
Speaker 3: We have football players on a football field, and we've
Speaker 3: got football officials on a football field too. I was
Speaker 3: just thinking, when I saw the officials out there, you know, Mickey,
Speaker 3: you need to someday do a story. Be dressed up
Speaker 3: in an officials go out there, and go out there
Speaker 3: and work a practice and just see exactly how hard
Speaker 3: it is to identify a tackle eligible.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go out there in the uniform.
Speaker 4: Well, they just.
Speaker 3: They need you where they're adding players to the practice squad.
Speaker 3: I figure Everson may show up.
Speaker 2: I'm go go out there. I didn't say practice, just
Speaker 2: go out there.
Speaker 4: Twelve thousand dollars though for a week.
Speaker 3: They let me just stand well, is it twelve thousand
Speaker 3: for a week?
Speaker 4: That's what it's moved up.
Speaker 8: Speaking speaking of the practice Squad, the two latest editions
Speaker 8: Lyle Collins and Damian Wilson.
Speaker 3: It's official now, it is official.
Speaker 5: Mike McCarthy addressed it at last today in the press conference.
Speaker 3: There was some negotiating going on apparently with Lyell Collins.
Speaker 6: Now they had to figure out how they were who
Speaker 6: they were going to cut, and they wanted to pay
Speaker 6: the practice squad guys. Oh, because they've been here almost,
Speaker 6: you know, all this time, and to drop him the
Speaker 6: last week. So McCarthy, Yeah, he has a hard time
Speaker 6: doing that.
Speaker 2: I saw.
Speaker 3: I think do they get paid by the practice? Like
Speaker 3: if those were at the if the ones who were
Speaker 3: let go today were at practice yesterday, does that count
Speaker 3: for a full week.
Speaker 4: That's why they waited.
Speaker 3: Oh I like that. That's nice, looked like for Adam
Speaker 3: Panky Collinsky Panky.
Speaker 6: Right, we didn't even know it was on the darm
Speaker 6: Practice Squad bill yesterday.
Speaker 4: And they let the other guy go.
Speaker 6: Billy Billy Johnson, right, Tyron Billy No relation to white
Speaker 6: shoes speeding definitely. He would have been on Michael Parson's
Speaker 6: four by one hundred relay team.
Speaker 3: Billy White Shoes Johnson would for sure.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but Billy Johnson, Yeah, that's yeah.
Speaker 4: I saw. I believe it was Laoe.
Speaker 6: I think he had number seventy two on when he
Speaker 6: walked out, and he looked I mean physically, he looked
Speaker 6: like some ship.
Speaker 8: Yeah, or got himself lyle is, Yes, I'll call him
Speaker 8: seventy two. And then Damian Wilson is forty five.
Speaker 6: Now, he looked bigger, but then the last time I
Speaker 6: saw him was four years ago.
Speaker 4: Maybe something like Damien did Damien.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but they're going to practice today, McCarthy and the
Speaker 6: two guys, so it's basically Wilson in Collins. Uh.
Speaker 4: And then kind of see where they're at from.
Speaker 6: A you know, language or whatever.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 6: I think Lale probably has that down. I asked Mike
Speaker 6: about uh, terminology, Yeah, terminology, That's what I'm gonna say.
Speaker 4: I asked him about.
Speaker 3: Translate ramp up football.
Speaker 4: See, he knew what I was talking about. How long
Speaker 4: the ramp up.
Speaker 6: Would be and he said, well, we'll see after they
Speaker 6: practice today, so they'll have a better idea of maybe
Speaker 6: how much practice those guys need since Lale hadn't had
Speaker 6: a football practice since last January.
Speaker 3: Yol Collins does not want to get his number seventy
Speaker 3: one from Chuma Edoga.
Speaker 6: I don't know that you want to step in this
Speaker 6: late in the season, big time, right and say well
Speaker 6: I got more experience than you.
Speaker 2: Well, they used to offer things, but that was at
Speaker 2: the beginning.
Speaker 3: Yeah, when they first got here in the do.
Speaker 6: You remember do you remember the eighty nine was it
Speaker 6: eighty nine?
Speaker 4: It was eighty nine when Steve Walsh got here.
Speaker 5: What happened?
Speaker 6: So Mike Saxon was the punter and he had number
Speaker 6: four and Steve Walsh was going to be the backup
Speaker 6: quarterback had number four at Miami, and so there was
Speaker 6: some negotiations going on and Saxon when somebody asked Saxon
Speaker 6: about it, and he said, well, yeah, we'll see how
Speaker 6: much the rookie has, meaning money, right, So somebody mentioned
Speaker 6: it to Jimmy as we were walking, you know, the
Speaker 6: long walk off the practice field in Thousand Oaks, and
Speaker 6: Saxon had screwed up a punt that practice, right, and
Speaker 6: and somebody asked Jimmy, He said, well, what do you
Speaker 6: think about Saxon wanting money from Steve Walsh? Uh for
Speaker 6: his for his number, and Jimmy goes he better worry
Speaker 6: about punting, all right, he won't.
Speaker 4: Have a number.
Speaker 2: And you never heard from Saxon again.
Speaker 4: He remained there his words.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he stayed with the Cowboys through the ninety two season, but.
Speaker 2: He never talked again.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yes, that was hard for Saxon to talk Jimmy.
Speaker 2: He would not talk again.
Speaker 7: Yeah, say, do we ever talk about I would like
Speaker 7: to know do you think we have the best two kickers?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 6: Then from from a from a statistical standpoint.
Speaker 2: You know what? And effectiveness?
Speaker 3: You know what Everson just did. He just teed up
Speaker 3: the Pro Bowl team.
Speaker 5: Pro Bowl guys.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's go through that purpose.
Speaker 3: Yeah, ever since did you know the problems?
Speaker 2: Sure?
Speaker 3: Just teet it up and we two special teamers are
Speaker 3: Pro Bowlers.
Speaker 2: Hey, spags helped me with the whole.
Speaker 4: All right sex story.
Speaker 8: Here are twenty twenty three dollars Cowboys Pro Bowl players
Speaker 8: Zach Martin, Ceedee Lamb, Michael Parsons, Dak Prescott, Brian Anger,
Speaker 8: Brandon Aubrey, and Deron Bland.
Speaker 2: Wow. Okay, seven no d law, no d law.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he gotta get more sex.
Speaker 7: You got to stop more Yordan's no line or get
Speaker 7: away with tripping somebody.
Speaker 4: Hudginson made it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So you asked about Anger. He leads the league
Speaker 6: with a forty four point nine net average, and if
Speaker 6: he keeps it at that this game, he'll reset his
Speaker 6: Cowboys franchise records.
Speaker 2: When you say net, how is.
Speaker 4: That average against return?
Speaker 7: That's right, that's the that's that's huge. You can kick longer, right,
Speaker 7: but it's it's affective. That's that's important.
Speaker 6: And he he is his His just gross average is
Speaker 6: second at fifty one point four, so his punts average fifty.
Speaker 2: They don't they don't return, so they're not returned.
Speaker 3: And the guy who's first is a Tennessee punter. I
Speaker 3: think Stonehouse.
Speaker 4: Stonehouse.
Speaker 3: Yes see, he's got farther to punt every time he punts,
Speaker 3: so he's putting from his own end of the field.
Speaker 2: Was always more room.
Speaker 3: It's more and more room to kick it.
Speaker 2: And he's that. I just love go ahead.
Speaker 6: And I was going to say, and he has ten touchbacks.
Speaker 6: Anger only has two.
Speaker 7: That's one thing I see when we when we are
Speaker 7: successful on the drive, we go one, two, three out,
Speaker 7: and he saves us. He turns the field, he turns
Speaker 7: the field position. Yeah, it's amazing to me. And that
Speaker 7: comfort zone there for the defense, it kind of gives
Speaker 7: you a chance to go, Okay, we screwed it up offensively,
Speaker 7: and you know, we realize the consequences of that, and
Speaker 7: certain times of the game he kicks us out of consequences.
Speaker 3: Nothing will help your net punting more than not kick
Speaker 3: it into the end zone because you just attracted twenty yards.
Speaker 2: Off that, no doubt.
Speaker 6: And I think that goes to show you that probably
Speaker 6: the voters from the players and coaching staff, they looked
Speaker 6: at the staff.
Speaker 4: To see it, and they saw it.
Speaker 2: They if they watched the game, they mean.
Speaker 4: That's pretty impressive.
Speaker 2: It is.
Speaker 4: And he's only kicked.
Speaker 6: Two out of bounds also, so that's pretty impressive.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no shanking.
Speaker 6: Twenty four returns out of forty four kicks. So the
Speaker 6: coverage team helped, so big Sam.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Do they take penalty yardage off the net? I
Speaker 3: don't see that on here, like if you interfere with
Speaker 3: the returner.
Speaker 8: Speaking of votes from coaches and players, we also have
Speaker 8: another player that we want to highlight today.
Speaker 5: Jordan Lewis.
Speaker 8: He's been named the ed Block Courage Award winner, which.
Speaker 5: Is the nominee for the Cowboys.
Speaker 8: So all thirty two teams will have a nominee for this,
Speaker 8: and Jordan's well deserving.
Speaker 2: I wonder if that it's all about coming back.
Speaker 7: He's got to come back and play well, right, right,
Speaker 7: I mean, not just as he came back from something
Speaker 7: maybe horrific or whatever.
Speaker 2: He comes back, he's playing well.
Speaker 6: He's playing extremely especially the last, you know, the last
Speaker 6: few weeks between Jordan Lewis and Donovan Wilson. I think
Speaker 6: Donovan Wilson kind of got back to where he.
Speaker 4: Was before his injury.
Speaker 7: He was getting roasted in this room, I know that much,
Speaker 7: and by us truly.
Speaker 6: And now he's making tackles like he was making tackles.
Speaker 4: He's making plays in position. He was a hell of interception.
Speaker 7: But he's not reacting. Yeah, and that's what I like
Speaker 7: about his play. All of our secondary was reacting and
Speaker 7: had a lot to do with the fact that they
Speaker 7: were physically outmatched by a lot of.
Speaker 6: I think maybe the only other player that somewhat slighted.
Speaker 6: I thought Tyler Smith had a really, really good season,
Speaker 6: but they weren't going to vote the Cowboys two of
Speaker 6: the three guards on the on the Pro Bowl.
Speaker 3: And by the way, for Zach Martin, it's now his
Speaker 3: ninth Pro Bowl and uh that ties him with the
Speaker 3: great Randy White, number five all time for the Cowboys
Speaker 3: with nine Pro Bowl selections, one behind Larry Allen. Who's
Speaker 3: got who had ten in his career?
Speaker 2: What about Brayfield?
Speaker 3: Right, Rayfield didn't.
Speaker 4: I think he only had I think he only had six.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 6: And the only reason I think I remember that is
Speaker 6: Nate Newton had six. And I was trying to say,
Speaker 6: you know, everybody just thinks Nate was this kind of
Speaker 6: gregarious guy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, waiting for the text message.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, yeah, he's not just from Frisco.
Speaker 3: You know, Nate and Prisco. I think his favorite player
Speaker 3: was the sixth time Pro Bowler, Nate Newton.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I believe. I believe it. I believe you could
Speaker 2: be correct.
Speaker 3: You know, once upon a time, once upon a time,
Speaker 3: I used to be able to pick up a media
Speaker 3: guide and immediately find where the Pro Bowl players are.
Speaker 3: And now, because because I go online instead of actually
Speaker 3: picking up the media guide, in doing it, it takes
Speaker 3: me a little longer to do it, I use multi Pro.
Speaker 7: Bowl selection, so every phone call, phone number by heart
Speaker 7: until side.
Speaker 3: Now you don't know your own, Okay, Bob Lily had
Speaker 3: eleven in his career, Jason Witten eleven Pro Bowl selections.
Speaker 3: That's tied for the tops in the Cowboys history. Larry
Speaker 3: Allen and Mel Renfro with ten each, and now Zach
Speaker 3: Martin joins Randy White tied for fifth with nine apiece, EMMITTT.
Speaker 3: Smith and Tyron Smith with eight apiece, DeMarcus Ware with seven,
Speaker 3: Troy Aikman with six, as well as Cliff Harris, Chuck Hallie,
Speaker 3: Nate In Frisco, John Nylan, Don Perkins, Rogers, Stabach, and
Speaker 3: Rayfield Wright. So there's your six and above Pro bowlers.
Speaker 6: So so Dak Prescott's the backup.
Speaker 2: Quarterback to Pody.
Speaker 4: What do you think about that?
Speaker 3: Well, they're talking MVP race and most people have Brock
Speaker 3: perty ahead of Dack on that.
Speaker 2: So they got a little more ahead of everyone, I
Speaker 2: would think.
Speaker 6: So it's funny how quarterbacks that can add to their
Speaker 6: play by running the football or thought of more than
Speaker 6: just the guys throwing the ball.
Speaker 4: Sort of what happened with the Heisman Trophy voting.
Speaker 5: The third time.
Speaker 4: That guy's good.
Speaker 7: I gotta say the guy that you're talking about is
Speaker 7: good as well.
Speaker 2: Yes, Daniels is very good player.
Speaker 7: I mean, I can't say since Vince Young even a
Speaker 7: guy that could run be effective, run running and passing
Speaker 7: the ball the way. And his oh my god, just
Speaker 7: to watch him run. He looks like a gazelle running
Speaker 7: around out there.
Speaker 2: And his past this is a pretty good bag. So
Speaker 2: you can't.
Speaker 7: I wouldn't say that, you know, there's a clear difference
Speaker 7: in either one.
Speaker 2: I'd say he does both of them very well.
Speaker 6: So, speaking of Dak, he's leading the league right now
Speaker 6: with thirty two touchdown passes, and this came up in
Speaker 6: the press conference that if he keeps that league, he'll
Speaker 6: be the first Cowboy quarterback to lead the league in
Speaker 6: touchdown passes. I'll have to double check that, but that's
Speaker 6: what was pointed out, and then Mike McCarthy piped in
Speaker 6: and said, yeah, but the biggest stat that I look
Speaker 6: at is percentage of interceptions, and he's at one point four,
Speaker 6: which is.
Speaker 3: Third in the lead.
Speaker 6: And he said that to him, anytime it's one point
Speaker 6: seven or less, that's having a really really good season.
Speaker 2: Which was the goal coming into the season.
Speaker 6: So believe it or not, but Kirk Cousins has thrown
Speaker 6: like more than two hundred and fifty passes less, his
Speaker 6: interception percentage is one point six, and Lamar Jackson is at.
Speaker 4: One point five.
Speaker 2: So those are the only.
Speaker 7: Did we talk about the fact that the Cowboys only
Speaker 7: have one most valuable player in NFL history?
Speaker 2: Is that correct?
Speaker 5: I think we did talk about something.
Speaker 9: Because it's the only one right for the season. For
Speaker 9: the season, of course, I think that is Actually that's
Speaker 9: pretty crazy, that's pretty crazy. I don't know, it just
Speaker 9: seems like I guess be guys, I'm a homer.
Speaker 6: Well think about it, though, Landry didn't overly throw the
Speaker 6: football for the quarterbacks, right, I mean, if you look
Speaker 6: at Starbucks numbers, Danny White's Danny White has some big seasons.
Speaker 6: But I think from a quarterback standpoint that Ward wasn't
Speaker 6: just going to quarterbacks back then. The way it's somewhat
Speaker 6: is right now.
Speaker 7: You mean, like a running back like a Tony dor said, yeah,
Speaker 7: you see what I'm saying. I mean, we can we
Speaker 7: can touch this in any different way to where I
Speaker 7: would say it's an unusual you.
Speaker 4: Know, Walter Peyton was probably getting in the way of.
Speaker 2: Dor I'm sure he was, and Riggings and all of
Speaker 2: those guys.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but Man's Tony had nineteen eighty one maybe his
Speaker 7: best year.
Speaker 3: Well, okay, Peyton wanted in seventy seven, which Wast's rookie year,
Speaker 3: of course, and he didn't. Tony didn't start until whenever.
Speaker 6: That was Sarah, like Everson, they didn't figure it out.
Speaker 3: So just going back in dorsets, going back in dorsets, heyday. Okay,
Speaker 3: you had Peyton in seventy seven, Bradshaw in seventy eight,
Speaker 3: Earl Campbell in seven nine, Brian Sipe in eighty, Ken
Speaker 3: Anderson kicker kicker from Washington no Less in nineteen eighty two.
Speaker 3: Mark Mose who was eighty one eighty one, was Ken
Speaker 3: Anderson over Tony do said, uh huh, Ken Anderson the
Speaker 3: Bengals quarterback, Mosley the kicker in eighty two. That was
Speaker 3: the shortened season, so no one had enough stats.
Speaker 7: I had freaking seven picks in nine games that season.
Speaker 4: Come on, man, Dorset had sixteen hundred yards.
Speaker 7: I was there eighty It was amazing. He was Michael
Speaker 7: Jordan and he should have gotten it.
Speaker 4: That year, but he only had four touchdowns. He must
Speaker 4: have got it the goal like close Springs. Springs had ten.
Speaker 2: Springs had seventy plus catches.
Speaker 3: I think that was like Michael getting the ball to
Speaker 3: the goal line for Emmett to score the touchdown, right, right.
Speaker 3: So then Thaisman wanted in eighty three, Marino in eighty four,
Speaker 3: Marcus Allen in eighty five, and Lawrence Taylor at eighty six.
Speaker 7: So now you go to the Jimmy Johnson era, you
Speaker 7: would think that Troy or Emmitt would win it.
Speaker 6: Unfortunately, and they judged it on passing yards more so
Speaker 6: than anything Emmit and it is.
Speaker 3: The only player in NFL history to win the MVP
Speaker 3: Award and miss the first two games of the season.
Speaker 3: I just made that up, but probably true.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty no, that's true.
Speaker 4: Well, I think he might have been the first to
Speaker 4: win both in the same year.
Speaker 2: He won everything that year.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, thanks to Nate Blocking.
Speaker 3: Six time Pro Bowler Nate Newton.
Speaker 6: As a matter of fact, Frisco, it is twelve twenty
Speaker 6: two already.
Speaker 3: Wow it is man. We had so much fun talking
Speaker 3: NFL Pro Bowlers, Cowboys Pro Bowlers. Congratulations and we continue
Speaker 3: with more mix shots In a moment to mixed.
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Speaker 5: Are on my mind. You guys and.
Speaker 8: Mickey and I were upstairs before the press conference chit chatting.
Speaker 5: A little bit about the playoffs. To have a question
Speaker 5: for you guys.
Speaker 3: Okay, if the.
Speaker 8: Cowboys end up being the second seed and we have
Speaker 8: a home game at at and T Stadium, who would
Speaker 8: you rather play the Green Bay Packers or the Seattle
Speaker 8: Seahawks at home?
Speaker 3: I thought you're going to add another team in there,
Speaker 3: and I know who I do not want to play,
Speaker 3: and it's the Packers, and the Seahawks are not that team.
Speaker 3: The Rams are who I do not want to play.
Speaker 6: But mate, I think would have to lose to drop
Speaker 6: to the third wild card game, right which is and
Speaker 6: San Francisco has nothing.
Speaker 3: To be and the Rams aren't playing their players either,
Speaker 3: so it's a preseason game. So they got Carson, all three.
Speaker 5: Of them in Okay, Yeah, so we'll throw in the Rams.
Speaker 3: And so the Rams are my team that I do
Speaker 3: not want to play. Why because they're hot right now.
Speaker 3: They got a veteran quarterback, and they when the Cowboys
Speaker 3: beat them in October, they didn't have Kyrien Williams are
Speaker 3: running back. And it's just the the way you look
Speaker 3: at the Rams and what they've done the last six
Speaker 3: weeks or so. I think their only loss was to
Speaker 3: the Ravens and it was on a putt return thirty
Speaker 3: seven thirty one. That's not a team. I don't think
Speaker 3: anyone wants to play it in the first round.
Speaker 7: I'm just going to my old philosophy of you know,
Speaker 7: playing a team too many times in the season.
Speaker 2: I don't want to play Seattle again.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we saw and we saw that movie. Yeah, and
Speaker 3: it was forty one thirty five. So bring on green Bay.
Speaker 6: And green Bay at eight and eight they clinch a
Speaker 6: playoff birth if it's very simple.
Speaker 4: All they have to do is win to beat the Bears, and.
Speaker 3: The Bears are playing well.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I was going to say, well what division rivalry too.
Speaker 3: So Seattle Arizona.
Speaker 6: Seattle can clinch if they win and Green Bay.
Speaker 3: Loses at Arizona.
Speaker 7: Kyler Murray, Yeah, Kyler is he's a little thirsty right now.
Speaker 3: He's he just beat Philadelphia and Settle saw how he came.
Speaker 2: Out, and then that was.
Speaker 5: That really was.
Speaker 6: The Saints are a little more complicated. They have to win,
Speaker 6: and they need a Seattle loss and a green Bay loss.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't mind playing the Saints.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, I wouldn't. I'll take it.
Speaker 7: I don't want to dismiss him, but I would. What
Speaker 7: I don't I wouldn't be as nervous about.
Speaker 6: What I don't want is if the Cowboys lose and
Speaker 6: then they're the fifth seed, and if the Saints win.
Speaker 4: The NFC has to lose to Carolina, then you have to.
Speaker 2: Go to Man. I love that. Go see my friends.
Speaker 6: I was talking about traveloffs.
Speaker 5: Start looking up flights after there.
Speaker 3: So about what do you think?
Speaker 5: I like green Bay? I think taking on Green Bay
Speaker 5: would be great.
Speaker 6: Good bring back Mike's old team, pretty good story.
Speaker 2: That'd be great, would be a great story.
Speaker 3: See, that's what it needs to be. Green Bay coming here,
Speaker 3: Mike's old team, and then Matthew Stafford and the Rams
Speaker 3: go to the Lions.
Speaker 4: That one's got to happen.
Speaker 3: That's Jared Goff, the former Rams.
Speaker 2: What's the possibilities.
Speaker 3: That's a that's a that's a likelihood.
Speaker 4: Right, boys win, they're Detroit's the third scene.
Speaker 3: And if the Rams win, they're the six six and
Speaker 3: so they would play each other at Detroit.
Speaker 2: Hm hmmm.
Speaker 4: I wonder if they put up more billboards for that one.
Speaker 4: They would Savannah, Oh.
Speaker 5: The billboard. So good. Did you guys enjoy that today?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, so tell us about it.
Speaker 5: On Sports Center.
Speaker 8: I believe yes, Sports Center, someone was posting pictures that
Speaker 8: in Detroit, in the city, someone is putting up billboards
Speaker 8: of Decker reported and cross out eleven and five and
Speaker 8: put two boards all over the city. So they're a
Speaker 8: little upset up there in Detroit.
Speaker 5: Obviously.
Speaker 6: I think it was Channel four picked up uh TV
Speaker 6: station in Detroit. Some guy was going out on Man
Speaker 6: on the street and interviewing fans that are pissed off
Speaker 6: about UH that the darn Lions got screwed.
Speaker 7: Hey, let me tell you, they screwed themselves, right, the
Speaker 7: coach screwed them.
Speaker 4: They're still not.
Speaker 6: Is continuing to say he reported, So okay, if you reported,
Speaker 6: he didn't say it.
Speaker 7: And once again, okay, you got to mitigate your losses
Speaker 7: here you you you see where all this chaos was
Speaker 7: going on. Just kick the damn mix, man, and then
Speaker 7: that's go into over time. Did you have a flight
Speaker 7: to catch you know? It wasn't charged, was it? Did
Speaker 7: they have a private plane?
Speaker 2: Even break?
Speaker 7: Just make the play, Just kick the field goal and
Speaker 7: your you have momentum. You have all this confidence in
Speaker 7: your team.
Speaker 3: Right, let's go especially after the after the.
Speaker 5: Penalty, after the after the second one.
Speaker 3: When you're when you're now doing it from me, you're
Speaker 3: trying from the seven yard.
Speaker 4: Laform kicked this on the second one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, man, it's just crazy. It's just that's on him.
Speaker 7: And once again, I believe he knew better once all
Speaker 7: the information came out, the accurate information.
Speaker 4: That's why he didn't want to talk about it.
Speaker 2: I want to talk about I want to talk about
Speaker 2: this anymore. Yeah.
Speaker 7: I already showed my butt last last night, so I
Speaker 7: want to do it again today.
Speaker 6: And I can't believe Skippers trying to say he didn't
Speaker 6: report in and he's like.
Speaker 4: He's running on the field.
Speaker 7: Well, you know what, maybe he didn't do this, but
Speaker 7: he was trying to act as if he was doing
Speaker 7: this exactly. So that's too cute for me. That's too
Speaker 7: cute for me. You're not that slick man.
Speaker 4: They're not that The deception bit them in the.
Speaker 7: But that's some stuff that we would do. That's why
Speaker 7: we know what it looks like. We've done it. We've
Speaker 7: shot ourselves in the foot in mini games.
Speaker 2: All right. Uh.
Speaker 3: I think he's got a newspaper out over there.
Speaker 2: No, man, No, that was all the He's got coffee.
Speaker 3: It's on the newspaper.
Speaker 2: Coffee. Stay.
Speaker 3: It's been a long time since.
Speaker 2: Ready to go?
Speaker 8: I mean, was your your iPad still loading?
Speaker 4: Shot?
Speaker 2: Take it?
Speaker 3: So you've already found what you were going to look
Speaker 3: for in the newspaper.
Speaker 4: I had the contingency plans for Seattle Green Bay.
Speaker 3: Thought you were going to challenge me here on it.
Speaker 3: I've got it right here.
Speaker 7: Well you, but after I did it, he's picking the subject.
Speaker 2: That's the problem.
Speaker 4: I would have to sign on to this thing.
Speaker 6: I know, to take three times to sign in to
Speaker 6: get to that page of the morning news.
Speaker 2: So he gave up. You gave up on the laptop. Yeah, okay, all.
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Speaker 3: commanders when we come back, and it has to do
Speaker 3: with the quarterback of the Washington commanders when we come
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Speaker 3: Okay Cowboys Commanders three twenty five Dallas Time on Sunday,
Speaker 3: What is it As you face a Washington team that's
Speaker 3: lost seven straight games they're sitting there at four and twelve.
Speaker 3: In all likelihood, Ron Rivera is going to be let
Speaker 3: go started next week, and sounds like that's the tenor
Speaker 3: of things in Washington with new ownership and so forth.
Speaker 6: And for sure, if they beat the Cowboys, he'll be
Speaker 6: let go because that would screw them out of the
Speaker 6: second pick in the draft.
Speaker 3: So what are if you're Mike McCarthy, how are what
Speaker 3: are What are you emphasizing not only to your players
Speaker 3: but to your coaching staff this week? What's what's the
Speaker 3: message to take care of business against Washington?
Speaker 6: What what what wants to be in the game?
Speaker 2: I no, what is?
Speaker 3: What is it that he needs to stress this week
Speaker 3: more than anything?
Speaker 6: Well, number one, don't take Washington for granted. We can
Speaker 6: start there.
Speaker 8: Well, yes, he said, expect the unexpected, and then today
Speaker 8: said he told the team we have a lot to
Speaker 8: play for and he addressed them in the team meeting
Speaker 8: with with that statement, that's.
Speaker 2: What I say, Just be ready for anything.
Speaker 4: Ron Rivera, Riverboat round ye to lose.
Speaker 2: His last game, and we talked about this yesterday.
Speaker 7: It's a lot of those guys last game there, I was,
Speaker 7: you can't be paranoid about everything.
Speaker 2: It's only so much you can do on each play.
Speaker 7: And of course, you know, the more willing niely things
Speaker 7: gets on on the commander's side, the more they take
Speaker 7: themselves out of the game itself. There has to be
Speaker 7: some structure to what they're doing. But just play within
Speaker 7: the structure of the game and beat those guys.
Speaker 2: Beat the man in front of you.
Speaker 7: That's what you do, because I think up and down
Speaker 7: the line, we are better than them. We'll better individuals
Speaker 7: than they are as players and better team.
Speaker 4: He might make his punter inactive.
Speaker 5: Time.
Speaker 3: That's one of the best weapons they have. Tressway, the
Speaker 3: former Oklahoma soler.
Speaker 4: All right, Bill, go ahead.
Speaker 3: All right, here's a little trivia question for you. So
Speaker 3: Ron Rivera has been there for.
Speaker 2: Four years, Okay.
Speaker 3: Who was the starting quarterback in his first game as
Speaker 3: Washington's head coach in twenty twenty, Wentz. Wentz came the
Speaker 3: next year. Wentz was the starting quarterback for the other
Speaker 3: team in the first game, he was Philadelphia's starting quarterback.
Speaker 3: It was a Washington win over Philadelphia twenty seven seventeen,
Speaker 3: first game of the twenty twenty season, and Washington's starting
Speaker 3: quarterback was actually their first round draft pick the year before,
Speaker 3: fifteenth overall selection in the draft twenty twenty, Dwayne Haskins,
Speaker 3: the late Dwayne.
Speaker 2: Has That's right. Wow.
Speaker 3: So I mean, if anything says more about than think
Speaker 3: about Ron Rivera's career when he was at Carolina as
Speaker 3: the head coach, he had Cam Newton. So here he
Speaker 3: had a quarterback who was for seven years was King
Speaker 3: of the Hill in the NFL. Basically took and got
Speaker 3: to the Super Bowl in twenty fifteen.
Speaker 2: Whatever year it.
Speaker 4: Was, sorry, you're minimizing, Sam Hall.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm just saying no, I'm maximizing, maximizing the quarterback position. Yeah,
Speaker 3: So contrast that to Mike McCarthy take it over in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty, and who was his quarterback. It's Dak Prescott
Speaker 3: and Dak is headed to its third Pro Bowl. In
Speaker 3: the MVP conversation in the league, it's so that position
Speaker 3: is so important in this league. And Washington thought they
Speaker 3: had it figured out when they drafted Dwayne Haskins in
Speaker 3: the first round with fifty overall in twenty nineteen.
Speaker 4: They thought they added figured out when they got RG three.
Speaker 3: Right, and then they got Kirk Cousins in that same
Speaker 3: draft in the fourth round, right, So.
Speaker 2: You didn't think they were doing well with Carson.
Speaker 3: Carson was the next year.
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, twenty twenty one.
Speaker 3: Twenty twenty one, Carson Wentz went to And here's the deal.
Speaker 3: Washington has basically been let me call him up here.
Speaker 3: That's basically been a five hundred team outside of this year,
Speaker 3: they're four and twelve.
Speaker 2: Well that's the defense.
Speaker 3: But they were seven and nine in twenty twenty and
Speaker 3: to your point, the defense they were. They were second
Speaker 3: in the league and total yards given up defensively that year,
Speaker 3: and scared. Seven and nine was a scared They lost
Speaker 3: to Tampa Bay and wild card game Tom Brady in
Speaker 3: Tampa Bay. And then in twenty twenty one they were
Speaker 3: seven and ten and they failed a twenty fifth in
Speaker 3: the league in points allowed. Who was their quarterback then
Speaker 3: it was Taylor Heinikee for sixteen he had fifteen starts,
Speaker 3: and Garrett Gilbert and Ryan Fitzpatrick one start each. So
Speaker 3: Haskins was already gone just two years after he was
Speaker 3: drafted in the first round by Washington. And then in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty two, last year you had they were back
Speaker 3: strong defensively, third in the league in total defense last year.
Speaker 3: But they were twenty fourth in scoring offense last year
Speaker 3: and their quarterback last year was Carson Wentz and Taylor Heinekee.
Speaker 3: They split it and then Sam how got the last
Speaker 3: start of the year against.
Speaker 6: The countil whence the last time they won the NFC East, Well,
Speaker 6: let I go, no, because they wanted it.
Speaker 2: They wanted it.
Speaker 3: They won it in twelve Washington, Yes, they well, no,
Speaker 3: they finished they.
Speaker 4: Wait a second, twenty twelve.
Speaker 3: No, that's crazy. That twenty twenty season.
Speaker 4: They were That's what I was going to say, twenty twenty.
Speaker 3: They won twenty twelve.
Speaker 6: No, but you said you went past it, and I
Speaker 6: was saying before that it was twenty twelve.
Speaker 4: They wanted it.
Speaker 3: In twenty twenty with a seven and nine record, right, yeah,
Speaker 3: Oh that's what we were.
Speaker 5: Yeah, weird.
Speaker 2: That's how we got the rip. That's why we got that.
Speaker 4: Everybody had the losing record that year, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and the everyone thought we were going to be
Speaker 2: like this for one.
Speaker 6: And by the way, Haskins, but the Cowboys only missed
Speaker 6: by what one game?
Speaker 4: They went six and ten.
Speaker 3: And by the way, here's what happened that year. Haskins
Speaker 3: started that opener. He went one in five as the starter.
Speaker 3: Alex Smith was the starter for six games and went
Speaker 3: five and one. Kyle Allen was mixed in there too
Speaker 3: for four starts. He went one in three, so and
Speaker 3: then Alex Smith. And that's the other thing, Alex Smith's injury.
Speaker 2: That's what I was going to bring.
Speaker 3: It huge factor in why Ron Rivera is where he
Speaker 3: is now.
Speaker 2: That's correct.
Speaker 3: So quarterbacks got to get that quarterback position right.
Speaker 4: If he can't do that.
Speaker 6: I remember Larry Lacewell telling me, he goes, I can
Speaker 6: probably coach around any position. I cannot fudge the quarterback position.
Speaker 6: You are who you are at the quarterback.
Speaker 4: Position, he said.
Speaker 6: Defensively, I come up with schemes and kind of cover
Speaker 6: up deficiencies on defense. On offense. You know, you can
Speaker 6: kind of coach around stuff. You can't coach around the quarterback.
Speaker 7: So as I agree with that, it's kind of hard
Speaker 7: to coach around the side.
Speaker 2: Yeah, secondary around that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he just blitz all that time.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, they're gonna get you eventually. Sorry.
Speaker 3: So to your point on them needing to lose this,
Speaker 3: Gabe r on Sunday to have the second pick of
Speaker 3: the draft. There's your quarterback right there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Sam Hollwood is twenty touchdowns in nineteen interceptions.
Speaker 3: So we're saying Sam Hall is playing for his job.
Speaker 4: Are a future backup job somewhere right?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 7: If you have those many tilders, then yeah, you're looking
Speaker 7: at the backup job.
Speaker 8: He also has been sacked sixty one time, Brych Young
Speaker 8: fifty nine times.
Speaker 6: So well, if I remember correctly the sixty one that
Speaker 6: you mentioned when the Cowboys played him the first time,
Speaker 6: I think he was on pace for like eighty I
Speaker 6: think we did.
Speaker 5: I remember, well.
Speaker 3: That's what Rivera said in this press conference yesterday. We've
Speaker 3: only been sacked three times in the last three games.
Speaker 3: Say that they're making great.
Speaker 5: It's nineteen more and we'll hit that number, NICKI.
Speaker 2: Before we go move on.
Speaker 7: If you look at all the stats for the quarterbacks,
Speaker 7: I think I noticed that Dak Prescott has been hit
Speaker 7: more than any other quarterback in the top he in
Speaker 7: as far as numbers are concerned.
Speaker 4: Like quarterback pressures or quarterback.
Speaker 2: Hits, hits, hits hits, he took action.
Speaker 4: I believe that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's true. I was looking at that this past.
Speaker 6: Week, which is amazing. If you look at his numbers
Speaker 6: that they are what they.
Speaker 7: Are, that should add to his relevance in the MVP.
Speaker 5: Ras agreed.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so he's taking hits and he's still hanging in
Speaker 7: there being as successful as he is with minimal turnovers.
Speaker 4: So that kind of proves.
Speaker 6: Yesterday when I was talking to him and I said,
Speaker 6: I don't have a number on this, but it seems
Speaker 6: like these last several games that teams have blitched you
Speaker 6: more than previously, he goes, oh, absolutely, yeah, and I
Speaker 6: think they've realized the way to control the Cowboys offense
Speaker 6: is to blitz the quarterback, make sure he's uncomfortable.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Plus it's easy because we're not running with the crap, right,
Speaker 2: so that's got nothing to lose. They're coming for that
Speaker 2: because that's what our strength is.
Speaker 3: Okay, So how big is this for Washington right now?
Speaker 3: The draft order? Okay, Chicago has the first pick, it's
Speaker 3: ca it's Carolina's pick. Chicago owns it. So they've got
Speaker 3: the first pick for sure, and they got a decision
Speaker 3: to make on their quarterback, whether justin fields or draft.
Speaker 2: What would you do?
Speaker 3: I think I'm thinking I go for one of these quarterbacks,
Speaker 3: whichever one is I deem the best and then trade
Speaker 3: justin fields someplace and get as much as you can
Speaker 3: for him.
Speaker 2: I'd keep him, or you can keep them. I'd keep him.
Speaker 7: I'd keep them just surround him. You got to get
Speaker 7: a better offensive line.
Speaker 3: I think, oh, you keep them, you keep them in
Speaker 3: draft someone or pedal the first pick of the draft.
Speaker 3: That's what you're saying. You're not saying draft a quarterback.
Speaker 2: I'm not. I'm saying, don't draft a quarterback.
Speaker 7: Keeping draft someone, then it's going to be someone that
Speaker 7: can help them offensively, That's what I would say. And
Speaker 7: they preferably I don't know what he's left tackle is like, preferably.
Speaker 4: A tackle in a wide receiver.
Speaker 11: Two.
Speaker 4: They got the one guy right.
Speaker 2: More Yeah, but they need more, Yeah, they need more.
Speaker 3: They need Thank you.
Speaker 4: There's a cowboyte for you there, Douglas.
Speaker 3: So, right now, Washington, New England, and Arizona are all
Speaker 3: tied with four wins and twelve losses. But Washington right
Speaker 3: now as the tiebreaker as far as the draft goes,
Speaker 3: to have the second pick. So if Washington wins in
Speaker 3: New England and the Arizona win, then you got the
Speaker 3: Giants the Chargers in Tennessee all with five wins. Who
Speaker 3: knows how far.
Speaker 4: Washington falls down to almost ten?
Speaker 3: I mean they could fall. I would think they could
Speaker 3: fall for sure. They could. They would fall to at
Speaker 3: least four and maybe five or six. They could. They
Speaker 3: could fall us all the way to seven.
Speaker 4: So who are the team? Who are the teams behind Washington?
Speaker 2: Then?
Speaker 3: Yet New England, New England, Arizona.
Speaker 4: Arizona doesn't.
Speaker 3: New England's playing the Jets, Arizona's playing Seattle the Panthers, right.
Speaker 2: Would be, what's that?
Speaker 6: I'm trying to figure out the first pick, the first, No,
Speaker 6: Chicago has the first, but well yeah because of Chicago. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I'm trying to figure out who needs a quarterback the most.
Speaker 3: Oh, okay, New England needs a quarterback. Arizona and Kyler's
Speaker 3: probably now he's he's there. They paid, yeah, they paid him,
Speaker 3: and Giants with Daniel Jones and well but they haven't.
Speaker 3: But they could get out of that one.
Speaker 2: We paid him down, We.
Speaker 3: Paid Chargers have a quarterback and Herbert Tennessee drafted one
Speaker 3: in the second round in Levis.
Speaker 2: They could.
Speaker 6: I'm looking for where the Bears could move down to
Speaker 6: if somebody wants the first pick in the draft to
Speaker 6: take a quarterback if they decide to keep fields.
Speaker 3: The Giants, Giants, for sure, they're in the market.
Speaker 2: They're in the market.
Speaker 3: They're at five right now. Tennessee's in the market. They're
Speaker 3: at seven right now, So the Jets are in the market.
Speaker 3: The Jets are in the market. Atlanta, the Jets are
Speaker 3: at eight. Atlanta's at nine, and then Chicago picks again.
Speaker 6: At ten, So the Bears have got some Vegas.
Speaker 3: Las Vegas is at eleven.
Speaker 4: So everybody needs a quarterback. Why they're there.
Speaker 3: Minnesota's at twelve, they're in the market. New Orleans is
Speaker 3: at thirteen, they're in the market. Denver's at fourteen, they're
Speaker 3: in the market. Seattle's at fifteen, they're in the market.
Speaker 3: And then Cincinnati's at sixteen.
Speaker 4: Seattle's got Drew Lock.
Speaker 3: Don't worry about h I mean literally, you can go
Speaker 3: down the first fifteen teams in the draft. That's why
Speaker 3: there are where there are the first fifteen teams. You
Speaker 3: can make a case that thirteen of them need quarterbacks.
Speaker 7: If you listen some cowboy fans, then we're in the
Speaker 7: we're in the market too, so.
Speaker 3: It and then Pittsburgh's at eighteen. They're in the market. Okay,
Speaker 3: Tampa Bay's at twenty and they're in the market. Everybody
Speaker 3: needs a quarterback.
Speaker 4: So the Bears can get a haul for that first pick.
Speaker 3: M hm. They got a lot of people that will
Speaker 3: be coming to their doorstep.
Speaker 2: Yep, all right?
Speaker 3: Does it for this edition?
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