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Speaker 1: and the official Dallas Cowboys at now Here are Bill Jones,
Speaker 1: Everson Wolves, and Mickey Spagnola.
Speaker 3: Oh it's just not a very beautiful Monday when you
Speaker 3: don't get a fight song.
Speaker 4: No start your Monday, no fights song.
Speaker 3: Here we are inside this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that needs to be That needs to be our
Speaker 2: theme after loss, right.
Speaker 4: Uh huh?
Speaker 5: Or maybe a real fight.
Speaker 2: We were we were walking up Bill and I and
Speaker 2: Spags is looking outside into the desolate weather outside, he says,
Speaker 2: looking for a way of sunshine.
Speaker 4: I say, is that metaphorical?
Speaker 5: It is a day it is with drizzly results.
Speaker 3: Did it look like did the sun come up?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 3: The sun is? There's no been no sign that the
Speaker 3: sun has come up outside.
Speaker 6: This is one of those Monday mondays.
Speaker 3: Well, here we are three and five. I will say this.
Speaker 3: The Los Angeles Rams last year were three and six
Speaker 3: and made the playoffs. This year they were one and four,
Speaker 3: and now they're four and four and tied for first
Speaker 3: place in their division.
Speaker 4: Is that crazy? Uh?
Speaker 3: Huh man. Yeah, that was a fun finished to that game.
Speaker 4: And the ain't nothing fun after yesterday.
Speaker 3: That's true.
Speaker 4: So that's just not okay.
Speaker 2: All right, So we're trying to spread the local wealth here.
Speaker 2: We got to Matthew Stafford.
Speaker 3: And Jackson Smith and Jigba for Saddle too. The game
Speaker 3: that was see there, we can't talk about that though.
Speaker 3: We got to talk about our team, Yeah we should.
Speaker 4: New Orleans was too, and when they just fired their so.
Speaker 3: How about that? How about that New Orleans? We're sitting here,
Speaker 3: I was sitting here to seven weeks ago. They talked
Speaker 3: touting about New Orleans and they got Clint Kubiak is
Speaker 3: their offensive coordinator, and they put up over forty points
Speaker 3: their first two games.
Speaker 4: They might have.
Speaker 3: The best team in the contract. How smart were they
Speaker 3: to keep Dennis Allen and you know he's been with
Speaker 3: the organization for a decade. And that defense. See, you know,
Speaker 3: in the moment you talk about their offense, but man,
Speaker 3: their defense. They got all these veteran guys back. They've
Speaker 3: lost seven straight games and Dennis Allen lost his job.
Speaker 4: To lost his job, that's crazy, man.
Speaker 3: And then there's the Raiders. Well we knew the Raiders
Speaker 3: was gonna happen with them back in preseason when we
Speaker 3: saw them have their starters in for the first half
Speaker 3: of a preseason game and they couldn't beat these guys.
Speaker 3: And they fired three coaches today, Yes they did, Yes,
Speaker 3: they did so.
Speaker 6: But looking for that ray of sunshine? What did Arizona
Speaker 6: get off to and now they're leading the West?
Speaker 4: Isn't that something?
Speaker 5: Five and four?
Speaker 3: Okay, so they're five and four? See the Rams in
Speaker 3: San Francisco are four and four? In Seattle four and five?
Speaker 4: There you go.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and Cincinnati got off to what a one in
Speaker 6: three star?
Speaker 3: How about how about Chicago?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: So Chicago a week ago yesterday they are one play
Speaker 3: away from being like five and two, and then they
Speaker 3: had a Hail Mary and then they got their butts
Speaker 3: kicked by the Cardinals yesterday, twenty nine to nine, and
Speaker 3: nobody cares.
Speaker 5: Just wait, just wait a week. It's the NFL.
Speaker 2: And that's why I'm not giving up hope. That is
Speaker 2: why I'm still optimistic. I know I'm a fool for that,
Speaker 2: but hell and I got nothing else, guys, we got
Speaker 2: nothing else. I could sit here and belly ache all
Speaker 2: I want about it. But if I'm a player, and
Speaker 2: I'm hoping that they're thinking as you know, we're trying
Speaker 2: to think as players right now. You know, the SPAGS
Speaker 2: thinks as an executive, of course, but we're trying to
Speaker 2: think as players. What can I do so we can
Speaker 2: get on a run?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 2: Are we improving? Are we getting worse? That's one thing
Speaker 2: we have to self evaluate. And I was listening to
Speaker 2: the tight end Ferguson No, No, the tight end from
Speaker 2: the commentator.
Speaker 7: Oh, and he put it as simply as it could
Speaker 7: be put.
Speaker 2: It's the little things we miss a block, CD man, Well, CD, well,
Speaker 2: talk about somebody who's who's got some guts, you know,
Speaker 2: all game long, got some guts. But if on that
Speaker 2: end a round, well, Jet sweet, stay outside and you
Speaker 2: might be going to the house. Stay outside, you might
Speaker 2: be going to the house.
Speaker 4: You know. Uh, Cooper Cup Cooper.
Speaker 2: Rush comes in and throws a heck of a post corner.
Speaker 2: But because the CD's injury, he can't to even reach
Speaker 2: for the ball was painful and so he couldn't even
Speaker 2: he couldn't catch it. Because it's just really I've been there.
Speaker 2: Well it was this show, Well, it was both shoulders,
Speaker 2: was right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well mine was both.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I could imagine what I felt initially when
Speaker 2: when I heard mine, his continued mine. You know, I
Speaker 2: was blessed enough to where it didn't hurt as much.
Speaker 2: Throughout the game, his feeling was and you could see it.
Speaker 2: That pain never went away. He was playing with that
Speaker 2: pain the entire game. After a while, it just gets numb.
Speaker 2: Mine got numb. His was not numb. He could feel
Speaker 2: that pain every time he ran, and he stayed in there.
Speaker 8: I got to get a two point convert man and
Speaker 8: have to be out, and he got hit on the
Speaker 8: shoulder again on the two club two point conversion, So yeah,
Speaker 8: I gotta give him some love on that.
Speaker 2: But the small things, you know, you got guys. I
Speaker 2: don't care if you're a backup or not. You gotta
Speaker 2: play man. You gotta do your job. I don't care
Speaker 2: if your offensive lineman going against them the best defensive
Speaker 2: lineman ever, which they were not.
Speaker 4: You got them.
Speaker 2: You can't have false starts in critical situations.
Speaker 4: Are we looking at a lack of talent?
Speaker 2: Are we looking at a looking at a lack of
Speaker 2: detail and everything?
Speaker 3: Like for instance, on the jet sweep, did did McCarthy
Speaker 3: get asked about his frustration after the jet sweep, right
Speaker 3: when he threw the tablet down.
Speaker 6: See what you guys don't understand. We don't see that
Speaker 6: stuff in the press box.
Speaker 3: You didn't have the broadcast.
Speaker 6: Well it's on, but it's delayed and you're keeping.
Speaker 3: Taking So then they right, and so then the the
Speaker 3: replay of him throwing the tablet was probably during the
Speaker 3: course of the next offense play, and so you're watching the.
Speaker 6: No one, No, it was later, no one yet no
Speaker 6: one asked, well, it's the same thing about Deck's hand, right,
Speaker 6: They focused on his right hand and said it was
Speaker 6: swollen all that he had a little cut right here
Speaker 6: between his second and third finger.
Speaker 5: And we were walking.
Speaker 6: Up the up the steps to the flight and I said,
Speaker 6: by the way, no one asked about your hand.
Speaker 5: Is it okay?
Speaker 6: And he goes, yeah, Look and he had a little
Speaker 6: it was almost like a paper cut, and he was
Speaker 6: bleeding right, And he goes, it happens to me all
Speaker 6: the time. I said, so it doesn't hurt.
Speaker 5: He goes no. And he was carrying his carry.
Speaker 6: On stuff in his right hand right, and I'm going, well,
Speaker 6: if that hand's busted up or whatever, hands not a problem.
Speaker 5: So there is a Yeah, so what what the hell
Speaker 5: is the problem is?
Speaker 6: Is?
Speaker 5: Yeah, they were just probably just they were trying to
Speaker 5: mix in the cut.
Speaker 4: So he's not.
Speaker 3: Bleeding, and why didn't you come back in the game. No,
Speaker 3: he's a hamstring was a hamster hams Oh but but
Speaker 3: what Mickey saying is sometimes those shots on television can
Speaker 3: be misfeating trainers are so then it's okay, yeah, the
Speaker 3: hands fines and so. But but see there's where the
Speaker 3: narrative is established, from the talking points for the next
Speaker 3: twenty four to forty eight until you can.
Speaker 4: So when he throws the ball, that wasn't the.
Speaker 3: Hand, No, it's the hamstring.
Speaker 4: I thought, I he hamstring.
Speaker 5: Yeah it is.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 6: But by the way, he walked up the steps, because
Speaker 6: when you're on the tarmac, you walk up steps probably
Speaker 6: twenty right, I was right behind him.
Speaker 5: I didn't have to help them.
Speaker 6: Okay, yeah, he went all twenty steps on his own
Speaker 6: with that hamstring.
Speaker 3: Did he run up the steps?
Speaker 5: No, he did not run. He did not run.
Speaker 3: So he'll be fine if he can walk through the
Speaker 3: next game. If the next game is a walk for
Speaker 3: I'll be fine.
Speaker 5: That's right.
Speaker 4: So so so we'll we're urging him to run the
Speaker 4: ball more. Yeah. Right, and see that's what I fussed
Speaker 4: about initially on me and my son watched the game.
Speaker 4: So then they said handy, like, oh okay, well maybe
Speaker 4: I was mistaken. I thought they said.
Speaker 5: Hamstring, but yeah, hamstring.
Speaker 4: But it was hamstring. Yeah, So he and he ran.
Speaker 4: He's a leading rusher on the team.
Speaker 5: H well for that game, for no no doubt it was.
Speaker 4: So those those swing passes, some of them were.
Speaker 3: No no, no. He had twelve carries for seventy five yards,
Speaker 3: and he had five catches for thirty six and and
Speaker 3: so he had six and a half yards of carry.
Speaker 6: It was his second one hundred yards from scrimmage game
Speaker 6: of the season.
Speaker 3: Uh. But back to McCarthy on throwing the tablet to
Speaker 3: your point on CD, just getting wider. I want to
Speaker 3: find out from McCarthy why what did he see on
Speaker 3: what was supposed to happen on that play that made
Speaker 3: him and I wonder if it was communication issues on
Speaker 3: the offensive line.
Speaker 5: Again, well, it sure didn't get blocked.
Speaker 3: Because uh kayten Ellis the linebacker was was unblocked. Terrence
Speaker 3: Steel blocked down With that, they doubled down, and so
Speaker 3: who was supposed to take or was anyone supposed to
Speaker 3: take Ellis? And as greg Olsen pointed out, greg Olsen
Speaker 3: points out, that's the difference. He got a linebacker there
Speaker 3: instead of a defensive lineman is down.
Speaker 4: And all four versus standing up.
Speaker 3: And he can see the play as a.
Speaker 4: Co came to into fruition when when CD was successful
Speaker 4: because he noticed he pointed out the difference. See this
Speaker 4: guy's down in all fours. That's why I was successful.
Speaker 3: I'm thinking though, that it was a misassignment that caused
Speaker 3: the coach to throw the tablet, because I don't think
Speaker 3: he's going to react like that just the line there,
Speaker 3: and that it had to be something that the Cowboys
Speaker 3: didn't do right.
Speaker 2: But but having looked at the play, there's nothing that
Speaker 2: could have gone right. As that guy diagnosed it the
Speaker 2: way he did, I can't see who was I thought
Speaker 2: it was about a deception.
Speaker 4: I didn't think it was about someone missing a block.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I'll tell you what's what we need to
Speaker 3: find out.
Speaker 6: I got tired of hearing his name called too, by
Speaker 6: the way. That guy was on the injury report all week, right,
Speaker 6: and then he ended up with thirty seven tackles. I
Speaker 6: think every Vega was Ellis this Ellis that it's like.
Speaker 5: Who this guy?
Speaker 3: I'm it goes to show because all week long and
Speaker 3: you're outside of the injury report, everyone saw, well, you know,
Speaker 3: Grady Jerry's out what he used to be, Matt Judon
Speaker 3: hadn't done anything whatever. No one talks about Kayden Ellis.
Speaker 9: They'll watch us Jesse Bates, you know, and all the
Speaker 9: others say, if you justin Simmons and aj Terrell is
Speaker 9: having a good year and a by the secondary, Well,
Speaker 9: there are good players on other teams that nobody talks.
Speaker 2: And we've got players on our team that are playing
Speaker 2: the way they're supposed to. So we allow these these
Speaker 2: overachievers to play the way they played.
Speaker 6: They've got the eleventh worst record in the league right now,
Speaker 6: oh Cowboys, and.
Speaker 3: There are one one game ahead of the worst record.
Speaker 3: Because every there are nine teams in the league that
Speaker 3: have two wins. Yeah, and there's none with fewer than
Speaker 3: two wins now, but nine have two wins. And yet
Speaker 3: you go on a little Cooper Rush run of four
Speaker 3: and one the next five weeks and you're right there.
Speaker 2: So what is that the diagnosis that the dack's out
Speaker 2: for a number of weeks.
Speaker 5: We don't know yet they're doing it.
Speaker 3: But.
Speaker 6: Yeah, great if you have Cooper rush in there. But
Speaker 6: can the offensive line continue to block and can the
Speaker 6: defensive line not allow the quarterback? On that touchdown, By
Speaker 6: the way, that he threw to Ray, Ray McCloud came
Speaker 6: in motion from the left and went all the way
Speaker 6: to the right.
Speaker 5: It was a six second play.
Speaker 6: Six seconds he stood in that pocket for that guy
Speaker 6: to go from the left side to the right side
Speaker 6: before he throw it. If you can't do better than that,
Speaker 6: he at one point completed thirteen consecutive passes. He was
Speaker 6: having a picnic in the pocket right just standing there looking.
Speaker 5: Around, and it's like, oh, let me go there.
Speaker 6: They can't get consistent pressure on the quarterback. He has
Speaker 6: all day to throw, and you know, I think a
Speaker 6: lot of people thought, well, Jon Robinson, they're just going
Speaker 6: to run, run, run, No. They started with three wide
Speaker 6: receivers and basically did it.
Speaker 5: I bet two or.
Speaker 3: Three game they yeah, eleven personnel, but they will throw
Speaker 3: it out to Bijon. I mean, that's an offense built
Speaker 3: around Bijon.
Speaker 6: Actually heard him worse on those little passes than they
Speaker 6: did running the ball.
Speaker 3: And Bjon had eighty six yards on nineteen carries and
Speaker 3: seven cahues for fifty nine yards, so he total one
Speaker 3: hundred and fifty five yards.
Speaker 4: We matched him. We scrimming.
Speaker 3: On the other side, La Rico had seventy five rushing
Speaker 3: thirty two.
Speaker 4: I didn't think he was just think about it as
Speaker 4: I thought he would be.
Speaker 6: The other four games they lost, the opposing team averaged
Speaker 6: two hundred and twelve yards rushing. They held them to
Speaker 6: one hundred to fight.
Speaker 4: Every member.
Speaker 2: Once again, Olsen talked about it as you guys look
Speaker 2: up whatever you're looking up, it was one hundred.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 2: It was little things, Bro, That was the little things
Speaker 2: and what they didn't. I wouldn't necessarily say that I
Speaker 2: played us. It was just the little things and we
Speaker 2: were in the game. Even when they were up by
Speaker 2: two scores. I still felt good about us until Dak
Speaker 2: got hurting. That Cooper comes in throwing some decent passes
Speaker 2: and at that time was scrambling. But I still thought
Speaker 2: we played them as well as we could have with
Speaker 2: the mistakes that we kept making.
Speaker 3: Keep in mind, on the Atlanta side, they had London
Speaker 3: early in the game and he caught the touchdown pass,
Speaker 3: and then they didn't have Drake London, one of their
Speaker 3: primary pieces on offense the whole rest of the game.
Speaker 3: Kyle Pitts only had one catching it and so.
Speaker 4: And the on side recovered.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's true. Yep.
Speaker 4: I thought they were going to try to blow that
Speaker 4: up for a minute.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, the game was really Some people say, well, well,
Speaker 2: the score wasn't addictive of.
Speaker 4: How the game was. I thought it was.
Speaker 3: No, it was.
Speaker 4: I thought it was.
Speaker 2: I really thought it was because we I didn't see
Speaker 2: them doing anything that really overwhelmed us. But it was
Speaker 2: our own ineptitude that was so frustrating to watch. When
Speaker 2: you start talking about missing missed the signments and the
Speaker 2: false starts. Man, we've got to stop with these false starts. Uh,
Speaker 2: in crucial situations we put out, we shoot ourselves in
Speaker 2: the foot so much. Did they have one or two, Yeah,
Speaker 2: but they were key situations. You have to false start
Speaker 2: on the goal line.
Speaker 6: The holdings were the ones that Yeah, penalties, penalties holding, Well,
Speaker 6: that's an excuse. I figured that's when McCarthy threw it.
Speaker 6: I don't think that was because I mean it's fourth
Speaker 6: and one, right, and and they're running the full back
Speaker 6: in to the huddle lip key because it or no,
Speaker 6: it was a third, it was third and one.
Speaker 5: And then it was third and whatever.
Speaker 3: It was fourth and it was fourth and one and
Speaker 3: then they were gonna go for yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, And Dalvin Cook was still in the in
Speaker 6: the huddle.
Speaker 5: So I don't know if they didn't communicated well.
Speaker 3: And it gets back to Dallan Cook. How long how
Speaker 3: much has he worked with the first team, right, yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but if you got he has a coach, he
Speaker 2: has a running back coach. There should be some type
Speaker 2: of communication. I just yell, hey, man, get your ass
Speaker 2: up side, get off the field.
Speaker 5: Well that's why. But I think they were trying and
Speaker 5: no they want they weren't going no no huddle.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 6: And that's why I think this happened to Romo one time.
Speaker 6: And he learned that when they're doing personnel change, go
Speaker 6: stand five yards from the huddle because the huddle doesn't
Speaker 6: start until the quarterbacks in there, right, so you can
Speaker 6: run a guy off, right, And there was a contra.
Speaker 4: If you're aware of it, you're aware of.
Speaker 6: Well, and but that'll give somebody, Hey, get out of there,
Speaker 6: and that happened to the Cowboys because he was not
Speaker 6: in the huddle and they called too many guys on
Speaker 6: the field like they were in formation or something beyond.
Speaker 6: Little things like that. And I think we should start
Speaker 6: with some of the little things. A couple of the
Speaker 6: plays that really turned a what was it a seven
Speaker 6: to three game? Uh, totally around when after that end
Speaker 6: around that ended up losing three yards and Atlanta ended
Speaker 6: up with the ball basically at midfield at the fourth revenue.
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Speaker 3: Okay, Mickey wants to go through everything that went wrong yesterday.
Speaker 5: Let's take care of the Zeke thing first.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, all right, what do you do show Well,
Speaker 3: it's called big shot.
Speaker 6: From my understanding that they had made a decision late
Speaker 6: in the week that he wasn't going to play, he
Speaker 6: was going to be inactive, and I don't know if
Speaker 6: that precipitated his pride to be hurt and then like
Speaker 6: didn't show up on time or didn't show up for
Speaker 6: the Saturday practice.
Speaker 5: Because I'm thinking he's thinking.
Speaker 3: So their schedule on Saturday, they work out in the
Speaker 3: morning and then the afternoon flight.
Speaker 6: Right, got to be there at one for the flight,
Speaker 6: for the flight, and you know that because you're on
Speaker 6: the flight.
Speaker 5: I'm on it at one because I ain't waiting for
Speaker 5: my ass.
Speaker 6: They not be taken off late because the news the
Speaker 6: news broke right when.
Speaker 4: We took off, you and the pilot are there together.
Speaker 3: Okay, when he didn't.
Speaker 5: Show up for the flight, you know that, don't kill
Speaker 5: But they sent out the email.
Speaker 3: Whereas you want to tell the North Turner Michael Irvin story.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, that's so funny that.
Speaker 6: Travel he missed the flight to Detroit Jimmy said, what
Speaker 6: time we're leaving at two o'clock? What time is it
Speaker 6: two o'clock? Let's go wheels up, And they left Michael
Speaker 6: behind right, and he had the discipline on his own,
Speaker 6: and so he had to go to Jimmy when he
Speaker 6: got there, and the discipline was, uh, you're not starting,
Speaker 6: you're sitting out the first possession. And when Nora found
Speaker 6: out about it, he said, if we kick off, is
Speaker 6: that first possession?
Speaker 4: Okay? Wait, but what was the answer to that?
Speaker 6: You know, he sat out the first possession, so zeke basically,
Speaker 6: I don't know if it happened. You know, they said, well,
Speaker 6: he didn't show up on time for practice or he
Speaker 6: didn't show up on Saturday, but he wasn't going to play.
Speaker 6: So a lot was made out a guy that was
Speaker 6: going to be inactive, and he probably had never been inactive.
Speaker 3: In his yeah, outside of last games of seasons whenever.
Speaker 6: Yeah, when you're not going to play and he's resting
Speaker 6: up for the playoffs, and I'm thinking in his mind,
Speaker 6: it's like, well, I ain't sitting on the bench in
Speaker 6: tennis shoes. So so the disciplinary action took place. Well,
Speaker 6: I don't know if they assumed he was going to
Speaker 6: show up for the game.
Speaker 4: That's what I said.
Speaker 3: He was. He was the smart one. He figured out
Speaker 3: how not to go to it.
Speaker 5: Right, So anyway, that's kind of what happened.
Speaker 2: I read something, you know, social media. Yeah, it said
Speaker 2: that he's had he's been habitually late for me.
Speaker 6: That's been going that's been going around.
Speaker 4: Is that true?
Speaker 6: Well, no one reported it till then, right, and I
Speaker 6: don't know that he's been habitually was That's one of
Speaker 6: those things, all right, he's my son.
Speaker 4: Read to me.
Speaker 2: I didn't even ask who the source was. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: so I was one. I want you to address that
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 6: So you're not sure about that, Yeah, but I've heard
Speaker 6: I've heard that circulating. So so anyway, we'll see where
Speaker 6: it goes forward. My antennas went up when they said
Speaker 6: that was well, they didn't want him to play, and
Speaker 6: they're thinking maybe on Monday they can trade them, so
Speaker 6: they didn't want a chance getting them hurt.
Speaker 5: But I was told you, no, you're dead wrong.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so anyway, that would not be the reason. But
Speaker 3: McCarthy did say something about Monday.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they'll dress Yeah, and readdress it and see where
Speaker 6: they're at.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, well see where we're at Monday something like that.
Speaker 3: That's what is what he said, and there is speculation
Speaker 3: that Okay, if he's you know, discontented here and he
Speaker 3: wants a move, then there is a trade deadline letching tomorrow.
Speaker 6: But you heard what Dak said when he had to
Speaker 6: address it, and he called it a mutual decision, right,
Speaker 6: So there was two sides to him not playing right.
Speaker 4: We got a little catcha versy going.
Speaker 3: On here and it could be a mutual decision going forward,
Speaker 3: going forward, yeah too.
Speaker 5: Just let me let me go.
Speaker 3: So all right, that's that's what's going to be interesting
Speaker 3: the next twenty four hours to see what plays out
Speaker 3: on this.
Speaker 2: It's a good distraction from us sucking the little things. Bags,
Speaker 2: the little things.
Speaker 3: You spend so much time on social media.
Speaker 4: No, my son spends time. Okay, you you see these
Speaker 4: little stuff at the TV. He's shig me up. Did
Speaker 4: you see this.
Speaker 5: Let's start what he said on.
Speaker 6: Let's start with the fourth and one at forty four
Speaker 6: in the round. Okay, Jet sweet I had written down
Speaker 6: that they had eight guys in the box and the
Speaker 6: cowboys tried to run the jet suite and obviously the
Speaker 6: linebacker stops it for minus.
Speaker 5: A good call though to me, right, I.
Speaker 3: Think it's a good call if if that linebacker's not there, it's.
Speaker 4: A touchdown, right.
Speaker 6: So anyway, so they get the ball at the forty
Speaker 6: seven five plays fifty.
Speaker 5: Three yards a touchdown.
Speaker 6: And if you remember the play and I it was
Speaker 6: a fourth and three and the thirty six and Hooker
Speaker 6: and Overshown are on the line of scrimmage.
Speaker 5: And they're blitzing.
Speaker 6: Okay, they had three wide receivers bunched to the right,
Speaker 6: Robinson and Pitts to the left, and at the snap,
Speaker 6: Lewis and Carson.
Speaker 5: Were on the three with the three wide receivers. Diggs
Speaker 5: was off like five yards. Yeah, he didn't know where.
Speaker 6: Getting out there, right, And he was five yards off
Speaker 6: the line of scrimmat that well at the snap.
Speaker 5: At the snap, at the snap they're two wide receivers.
Speaker 6: Hodge and McLeod went straight at the Lewis and Carson
Speaker 6: right there was contact and for some reason, instead of
Speaker 6: Digs going over the top to get Mooney who was
Speaker 6: going around the cluster, he went right into it.
Speaker 5: Right now, I don't know where. And I and after
Speaker 5: last week, I don't know what a pick play is anymore.
Speaker 5: And Mooney.
Speaker 6: The one wide receiver I think it was Hodge, he
Speaker 6: ran into Lewis right, and he put his hands up
Speaker 6: in the air like, oh, he just ran into me. Well, no,
Speaker 6: you ran into him. And so all of a sudden
Speaker 6: here comes Mooney all the way around and.
Speaker 5: He and got nobody covering them.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 4: Greg also was great.
Speaker 3: Yes, he was analyzing that he was and he I
Speaker 3: mean what just as an aside, I love listening to
Speaker 3: Greg call games. I mean, he is a tremendous insight.
Speaker 3: And what he was talking about on that when you
Speaker 3: see you got four on three, one of those guys
Speaker 3: is going to be blitzing. Okay, and one of those
Speaker 3: guys blitzed, and Cousins saw it. He saw that Diggs
Speaker 3: was confused, and he motioned, hurry up, got this, basically
Speaker 3: telling them we're running this, and they run the wheel
Speaker 3: route with Mooney and he was It was as wide
Speaker 3: open as a player.
Speaker 4: It wasn't a difficult play at all.
Speaker 5: It wasn't a McCarthy said.
Speaker 6: He pointed out that they they were they shouldn't have
Speaker 6: been that close on the line of scrimmage. They should
Speaker 6: have backed off the other two uh dbs. I disagree
Speaker 6: because they were too they.
Speaker 2: Got ithuld established who's got who they did.
Speaker 4: I thought they did exactly what they should have done.
Speaker 2: It allowed them to establish who's god who, because if
Speaker 2: you back off, then you have a whole bunch of
Speaker 2: stuff going on, and you still have Trayvon coming over late.
Speaker 5: But they're still in man.
Speaker 4: That's what I'm talking about, So stay in man.
Speaker 5: Well will you play zone?
Speaker 6: And it's like, I got the guy that goes outside,
Speaker 6: I got the guy that goes up the middle.
Speaker 2: When you when you when you have two guys in
Speaker 2: bunch on the line of scream it well three at
Speaker 2: that time I think it was it was three.
Speaker 4: It was three. You have to establish two guys being
Speaker 4: on two receivers.
Speaker 2: You gotta lock it in so they are what they
Speaker 2: did when they came off the line, scrimmage all of
Speaker 2: this that that doesn't matter, hands up over. I know
Speaker 2: that that had nothing to do with anything. It had
Speaker 2: nothing to do with the outcome of the play itself.
Speaker 2: But to me, you have to establish the fact that
Speaker 2: I got him, you got him, this guy come.
Speaker 6: But if the crisscross run into each other, yeah.
Speaker 4: That's fine too.
Speaker 2: If they crisscross the running teach other their own self,
Speaker 2: them their own selves. You understand what I'm saying, they
Speaker 2: would create their own problems. So they're not going to
Speaker 2: do all of that.
Speaker 4: It's gonna be hard to say, well, I'm gonna end
Speaker 4: up crisscrossing and they're gonna be confused. No, you might
Speaker 4: get jacked up by him. You might get jacked up
Speaker 4: by him.
Speaker 2: The problem that you have, and it shouldn't have been
Speaker 2: a problem, is that that wide receiver established himself right
Speaker 2: away where.
Speaker 5: He was going right.
Speaker 2: There was no secret. He was full spread almost right.
Speaker 2: You could see the guy talking about hurry up. So
Speaker 2: when you came around, all Digs gotta do is you just.
Speaker 5: Said it should have gone over over the top.
Speaker 4: It wasn't located at all.
Speaker 2: As a matter of fact, the route that he took
Speaker 2: through the guys, he still would have been beaten if
Speaker 2: he got through, because he would have been out flanked already,
Speaker 2: and he.
Speaker 5: And Mooney was going to get through.
Speaker 3: Mooney was then. Mooney was probably as surprised as anybody
Speaker 3: that Diggs didn't go over the top on it right,
Speaker 3: and that he was so wide open there. He probably
Speaker 3: assumed then that's why he had to get out there fast.
Speaker 3: That's why cousins, let's go, And that's why he got
Speaker 3: out there fast and thought that he was gonna it
Speaker 3: was gonna be a competing competitive situation him getting that pass.
Speaker 4: That should have been a really an easy play to
Speaker 4: make it a result.
Speaker 2: As fast as Diggs is, we know how athletic he is,
Speaker 2: you don't need to deal with these guys.
Speaker 4: That was vision. That had nothing to do with ability.
Speaker 4: That was vision.
Speaker 2: For some reason he chose to go through. Clearly, that
Speaker 2: is not the place to go if you're going to
Speaker 2: if you if you have no help over the top,
Speaker 2: then you need to be over the top. If he
Speaker 2: stops out there on the sideline, and let's say that
Speaker 2: he just kind of settles himself right there on the sideline,
Speaker 2: then Digg's problem would be to go over the guys
Speaker 2: and still be inside of that man.
Speaker 4: You can't let him outflank, you know, it be deeper
Speaker 4: than that.
Speaker 3: Ult made it sound like this is obvious football one
Speaker 3: oh one. When you got four guys over there and
Speaker 3: then one guy is going to come on the corner
Speaker 3: blitz and so how quickly even as confused as Trayvon
Speaker 3: was late getting out. There should be should you be
Speaker 3: able to pick up over the.
Speaker 4: Top, No matter, you have no safety and he.
Speaker 5: Was already over the top. Who Diggs when he started off?
Speaker 5: He was off the for some reason, I know, I know,
Speaker 5: so now know where that came from.
Speaker 2: It's like it says if he saw him check up.
Speaker 2: He didn't check up. He never broke down. No, he
Speaker 2: sprinted the entire time, talking about the wide receiver.
Speaker 6: Yes, because mood, because they were all on the line
Speaker 6: of scrimmage together.
Speaker 3: He had four three speed.
Speaker 2: But well then you better haul ass. I mean, there's
Speaker 2: no need in playing short. You gotta play deep. You
Speaker 2: gotta play off the top on the guy.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 6: So now it's fourteen to three, right and they get
Speaker 6: to halftime.
Speaker 5: They score a touchdown on Donal's bibble bible, catch it
Speaker 5: on and lay it on it.
Speaker 4: Make it so hard, man, that was I was really
Speaker 4: good en upset at that time. Why are you making
Speaker 4: it so hard? The ball wasn't thrown on. Just catch
Speaker 4: the dog on ball on the dramas over.
Speaker 3: I mean, so, but how about that da Yeah, getting around.
Speaker 4: The dude, that's why it Hampster fourteen fourteen to ten. Right,
Speaker 4: it shouldn't loosened nothing, bro, No, he wasn't ready for
Speaker 4: all of that.
Speaker 5: Okay, fourteen ten, fourteen and a half, feeling out good?
Speaker 6: All right, the third quarter, you're getting the ball to start.
Speaker 3: Right, you're getting the ball to start the third quarter.
Speaker 3: It's fourteen ten. In fact, first time you got the
Speaker 3: ball last week against San Francisco, you had just fallen
Speaker 3: behind thirteen to ten, right, all right, because we were
Speaker 3: then it was and then it was a three passes
Speaker 3: and the third pass was an interception and to stock
Speaker 3: over at the thirty two yard line, and they okay,
Speaker 3: so what happened here this week?
Speaker 6: So this one, the Cowboys get the ball, end up
Speaker 6: with a false start again.
Speaker 5: Terrence Steele.
Speaker 6: They get to fourth and two at the thirty eight
Speaker 6: and it's like, okay, you got a punt.
Speaker 5: Well, they didn't punt. They had a fake punt on
Speaker 5: Oh my god. And I'm thinking, what.
Speaker 3: Did you forget about that?
Speaker 4: Mooney?
Speaker 3: And then all when I.
Speaker 6: Saw it line what happened? I'm thinking, well, he's so
Speaker 6: worried about his defense.
Speaker 5: They needed to steal a possession.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and I get that, but it was still fourteen
Speaker 6: to ten and Anger gets the snap and never looked,
Speaker 6: just through the ball right and the dB.
Speaker 4: It don't matter, No, it's a it was.
Speaker 5: I got it.
Speaker 4: He was.
Speaker 5: They brought him.
Speaker 6: They brought him up off the practice squad, Natron Brooks, Brooks.
Speaker 5: He was playing for that. He didn't back off. He
Speaker 5: was like in man coverage, right, And so when I
Speaker 5: saw it.
Speaker 6: And Goodwin gets tied up and he goes down and
Speaker 6: I'm going, well, that's past interference. It's like, no, there's
Speaker 6: no pass interference on special teams, right, because he's not
Speaker 6: a designated wide receiver.
Speaker 4: He's stopping the gunner.
Speaker 6: Yes, and so to me, and I think somebody told
Speaker 6: me Nate was all pissed off about it, that the
Speaker 6: up guy. Yes, Nate and Fisco needed to call it
Speaker 6: off because they saw that guy was not bailing to
Speaker 6: go downfield to block. And Goodwin told me afterwards that
Speaker 6: the guy came to him they were talking and he goes,
Speaker 6: I knew what you're going to do, and he was
Speaker 6: waiting for it because he was right there. Uh, And
Speaker 6: he said he was playing the cover too, So basically,
Speaker 6: go get your guy because we got coverage over them.
Speaker 4: Well, the the cover to the top would be the
Speaker 4: return man right right, so he's always there for support.
Speaker 5: So that backfires. You give him the ball at the
Speaker 5: thirty eight yard.
Speaker 3: You basically did what Dak did last week with throw
Speaker 3: an interception right and you turn the ball over.
Speaker 4: Let's let's let's not proceed from.
Speaker 6: The no no, because we got to finish this because
Speaker 6: this comes up to the pass rush that I was
Speaker 6: telling you about.
Speaker 5: So they end up with McLeod going in motion, cuts through.
Speaker 6: The middle of the two other wide receivers, cuts all
Speaker 6: the way across the field left to right, and Donovan
Speaker 6: Wilson can't keep up. The play took six seconds.
Speaker 5: He had that much time in.
Speaker 6: The pocket at least four right to wait for him
Speaker 6: to clear all the way across, and he throws a
Speaker 6: touchdown wide open guy and now suddenly fourteen ten is
Speaker 6: now twenty one ten, just like that. So you had
Speaker 6: two things kind of went wrong. You didn't get a
Speaker 6: pass rush, and you failed on the fake punt.
Speaker 2: To me, once again, it's all about matchups. Okay, First
Speaker 2: of all, the punt, the fake punt, that was one
Speaker 2: of the worst calls ever because let's just say, if
Speaker 2: the cornerback did not know that there was coming. You
Speaker 2: still have a man on a gun. That man is
Speaker 2: still attached to that gun at all times. You're gonna
Speaker 2: jack him up all the way down the field. That
Speaker 2: is not the play to run there. That's a hard
Speaker 2: pass for a quarterback to make. You're gonna ask a
Speaker 2: punter to make that pass. That's too much of a risk.
Speaker 5: From pass from then the pass was good, but.
Speaker 4: It's not yeah, because the receiver ain't there either. He
Speaker 4: fell down, yeah, but because he ain't a receiver.
Speaker 3: What happened to the old adage that McCarthy's talked about
Speaker 3: in the press conference last week that a good possession
Speaker 3: is one that ends in a kick, an extra point,
Speaker 3: a field goal, or a punt.
Speaker 5: Good one Bill.
Speaker 2: And and for them to even try that, to assume
Speaker 2: that he's going to be open. He's not a wide receiver,
Speaker 2: that's just all. He's not a quarterback. Why would you
Speaker 2: even try something like that. You have to do something
Speaker 2: in the interior or something. These guys are on the
Speaker 2: beat and it was two yards. Stop me, please stop me,
Speaker 2: because now now here's the.
Speaker 3: Only needed two yards, but the past was thirty yards.
Speaker 4: What is going on?
Speaker 5: Here's the kicker.
Speaker 6: So you get the ball back right, you're down twenty
Speaker 6: one to ten, you drive to midfield, and that's when
Speaker 6: they incurred the fourth and one at the forty nine.
Speaker 6: Too many men in the huddle, and now you got
Speaker 6: a punt, so they were moving right. They ended up well,
Speaker 6: they ended up. They got that twelve yard past to Tobert.
Speaker 6: They were first and ten at.
Speaker 5: The forty two, and I got too much to complain.
Speaker 5: You know, we can too many men in the huddle.
Speaker 4: I got okay, read my stuff, man.
Speaker 5: Chances are you maybe picked that up.
Speaker 2: I'm still fussing about Donovan Wilson act like he's never
Speaker 2: seen the damn dog on wide receiver before. Uh Man,
Speaker 2: you gotta match up as a safety. You have to
Speaker 2: sometimes anticipate what's going on. That was not a difficult
Speaker 2: route to cover. He faded too far inside. You only
Speaker 2: have so much responsibility back there. That wide receiver was
Speaker 2: the only one he had to look at. And yes,
Speaker 2: that was a long time your rightspags. That was a
Speaker 2: long time for him to have to cover. But the
Speaker 2: wide receiver took a long time to get to you.
Speaker 2: Because it was made that way, he was able to
Speaker 2: almost a deception right to.
Speaker 4: The left and then came back and through to his right.
Speaker 4: So it's gonna take some time.
Speaker 2: That had to take some time, but as a safety
Speaker 2: you also have to understand that you have time. But
Speaker 2: he played it almost as if it was man to
Speaker 2: man inside when you should have been really playing him
Speaker 2: straight up.
Speaker 4: There are times when, yes, the scheme may not work
Speaker 4: well for you spags.
Speaker 2: But as an individual player, you know what a route
Speaker 2: looks like, and no way he should have taken that
Speaker 2: fake inside. I'm sorry he should have been able to
Speaker 2: play that better. I've seen Dallavan Wilson play better. I
Speaker 2: don't know what's going on with him this year. I've
Speaker 2: seen him play so much better. I don't know what's
Speaker 2: going on, but his head is not in the game mentally.
Speaker 5: Pass coverage is not his forte.
Speaker 4: Well, then we don't get me started on that. Then
Speaker 4: somebody needs to have fourtel around here.
Speaker 3: We continue with more mixed shots, just allmar.
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Speaker 3: Okay, it's time for a mixshot. Yes, So here we go.
Speaker 6: They're down twenty one ten, they're driving. It's third and
Speaker 6: ten at the thirty nine yard line, and it's like,
Speaker 6: all right, we got to play here. That's gonna work
Speaker 6: and uh, Dak's gonna basically run a tight end screen
Speaker 6: to his right. Good call, by the way, if it
Speaker 6: had worked, like if it got blocked.
Speaker 4: Oh, we had like three we had three plays and
Speaker 4: where you can say that exactly going right?
Speaker 6: Yeah, And unfortunately Ferguson, who was the intended receiver, was
Speaker 6: supposed to at least chip u right, and he didn't
Speaker 6: do it. He got in a hurry to get out there.
Speaker 6: So here comes this guy bearing down on Dak. Zach
Speaker 6: Martin gets beat up the middle, and Dak's just got
Speaker 6: to after as Bill pointed out, he had already strained his.
Speaker 5: Hamstring on the previous part.
Speaker 6: Cleavers play the completion to well. They had had a
Speaker 6: completion to Brooks.
Speaker 5: Right before that.
Speaker 4: That was weird. Yeah, that was so weird.
Speaker 5: And so all he has to do is chip him
Speaker 5: and then go out.
Speaker 6: Well he just kind of I don't even he elbowed.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he kind of busted, and so he's open, but
Speaker 5: Dak's not got time. He tries to throw it to
Speaker 5: go here, right, and it came up five yards short.
Speaker 4: Well I thought they got knocked it down. Well maybe
Speaker 4: he got a piece because tried to here and the
Speaker 4: guy was like, he just kind of slapt.
Speaker 6: And so if you get that first down and he's
Speaker 6: going to gain twenty yards, at least you got a
Speaker 6: chance to score a touchdown instead of settling. And that happens,
Speaker 6: and it's like, God, can you make one more mistake
Speaker 6: like that?
Speaker 4: Did you see what Dak was? It was a hell
Speaker 4: of a call. A little bit upset out there, did
Speaker 4: you see that?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I mean I've always seen him just kind of have
Speaker 4: this looking will addressed this when we get to the
Speaker 4: sideline when he got upset, But yeah, he was. It
Speaker 4: was a couple of plays where he got upset, and
Speaker 4: I think that was one of them.
Speaker 6: And so since they don't score there, then the next possession,
Speaker 6: they marched right down the field, kind of run on
Speaker 6: the Cowboys and all of a sudden, now it's twenty seven.
Speaker 2: That was a play where Dak almost threw an interception.
Speaker 2: He threw it too high to throw it behind and
Speaker 2: too high to Ferguson.
Speaker 4: Remember that, Yeah, yeah, I think Ferguson was supposed to
Speaker 4: check up and not continue.
Speaker 5: Going and kept going.
Speaker 4: And that's one one play when Dak was very very
Speaker 4: very upset.
Speaker 3: About uh was it a completion? The first was complete?
Speaker 4: He was, he was because I think and it was.
Speaker 2: It happened again on another tight end, and Osen pointed
Speaker 2: that out the tight ends are running into coverage against
Speaker 2: in the zone, running into coverage. Well, I think Ferguson
Speaker 2: did the same thing, because that's why Dak threw it here,
Speaker 2: as opposed to throwing at what Ferguson wanted. You're going
Speaker 2: into the zone. There was another defender there, So I'm
Speaker 2: sit down. And that was twice, I don't I think
Speaker 2: that was.
Speaker 6: That the one that Ford kind of got in the way,
Speaker 6: spawned for it.
Speaker 4: It was just bounced all over the place. Yes, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: And but Ferguson tried to make a great catch, but
Speaker 4: it was too high and.
Speaker 6: Too high behind him, and here we are three and five.
Speaker 4: I just never seen him. Uh you were reading his lips.
Speaker 4: He was pretty pissed off.
Speaker 12: About Philadelphia on the Horizon trade deadline, and I could
Speaker 12: It's probably just me, but Philly just doesn't scare me.
Speaker 5: Okay, but to Atlanta did scare me. They got their own.
Speaker 4: Yeah, all we all felt that we had a chance
Speaker 4: to win. This truly had a chance.
Speaker 5: They did too.
Speaker 6: Dak even said it afterwards. Yeah, he goes up, this
Speaker 6: was set up for us what we got.
Speaker 3: Okay, it's breaking news. Ian Rapaport, and this is make
Speaker 3: sure before I say anything. Twelve forty two pm. Cowboys
Speaker 3: quarterback Dak Prescott's hamstring injury was worse than initially feared.
Speaker 3: He is expected to miss multiple weeks, sources tell me,
Speaker 3: and Tom Pelasero in fact, this is not looking like
Speaker 3: a short term injury.
Speaker 6: So it's Tom Pelissaro because he's.
Speaker 3: In let's see, says well, Pelissaro is basically the same thing,
Speaker 3: expected to miss multiple weeks because of the hamstring injury suffered.
Speaker 5: So going up them stairs wasn't a good test?
Speaker 3: Huh, No, wasn't. He didn't he needed to have him
Speaker 3: run up the steps.
Speaker 5: Right in his right hand.
Speaker 4: So there you have it.
Speaker 3: At least the news didn't break after we signed it.
Speaker 5: Normally does good thing.
Speaker 3: We went along right, okay?
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 3: The Lapp report goes on to say he will get
Speaker 3: a second opinion, but he's out multiple weeks and it
Speaker 3: could be more.
Speaker 5: What so he's got a torn him torn?
Speaker 4: Well, when you throw a ball and pain.
Speaker 5: It's on NFL network right now. Oh no, he's talking
Speaker 5: about Alan getting fired.
Speaker 4: All right, So that does it.
Speaker 5: Well, we got a lot to talk about tomorrow.
Speaker 4: It's such a great show.
Speaker 3: Jerry sounded optimistic that something could be in the works.
Speaker 3: Stephen did too, that something could be in the works.
Speaker 5: I was going to ask one last question. What could
Speaker 5: they pick up to turn this around?
Speaker 4: What could they pick?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 5: What in a trade? In a trade position?
Speaker 2: If you just without all the you know, the details
Speaker 2: that you know of, I'd be going for somebody in
Speaker 2: the trenches.
Speaker 4: That's just me. Defense, Yeah, defensive lineman, defense line.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's sitting there watching the Indianapolis Colt yesterday and
Speaker 3: went that DeForest Buckner and Grover Stewart, I mean the
Speaker 3: you know Indianapolis doesn't have that much going on elsewhere,
Speaker 3: but it's one of the strengths of their team and
Speaker 3: why they're able to be at five hundred or wherever
Speaker 3: they are without a lot of buzz about them whatever.
Speaker 3: And if you can get guys like now, there aren't
Speaker 3: you can't get guys like that. At the trade deadline,
Speaker 3: I thought they were signed one of those guys in
Speaker 3: Jordan Phillips, to at least stem the tide for a
Speaker 3: little bit.
Speaker 4: That's what it was supposed to, you know.
Speaker 3: So anyway, Yeah, because if you look at they've been
Speaker 3: taking shots on these veteran guys, from Jordan Phillips to
Speaker 3: Lynnville Joseph to try to shore up that interior.
Speaker 4: And so what are they doing?
Speaker 3: Are they still Lemble's playing? You know, but he's thirty
Speaker 3: six years oh and Phillips has been on are inactive
Speaker 3: And for the risk it was a risk, yes, yeah,
Speaker 3: he wasn't aware of it, but yeah, it was a risk.
Speaker 5: So they played what and we gotta go on? What
Speaker 5: do you mean they played?
Speaker 3: They played?
Speaker 5: They played the veterans that you talked about.
Speaker 6: They picked up Lynnville Joseph, They picked.
Speaker 5: Up Watkins, Carlos Watkins, each of them.
Speaker 6: Had one tackle, and the top five guys in tackles
Speaker 6: were not a defensive.
Speaker 3: One, and a scoomaker played one snap. Yester, Yes, all right.
Speaker 3: That does it for Mixed Shots. Can't wait to talk
Speaker 3: about all the trades tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Here mix Shots, Oh Cowboys.
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