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Speaker 3: you look on Nate's phone at sixty three, if you
Speaker 3: look on my phone, it's sixty nine.
Speaker 1: You got that? You got that iPhone eight phone?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: You need an update, brod nasty four.
Speaker 5: Yeah, what's the weather? Sixty nine?
Speaker 1: Yeah, not the phone? Listen, what's the weather? Five ft nine?
Speaker 1: That was the way one hundred.
Speaker 6: And one hundred and ten pounds, No, about one six
Speaker 6: sixty nine, well sixty nine, sixty nine, sixty one.
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Speaker 7: I wish I could hold it this, hold on, hold on, Wow,
Speaker 7: it's just say you don't need the same hands.
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Speaker 1: When I'm on Brandon Cook, I want to feel you.
Speaker 1: How are y'all doing? Second?
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Speaker 1: I want to feel you.
Speaker 5: That's weird statement. That is a very real statement. Weird statement.
Speaker 1: Y'all are not gonna knock me off target today?
Speaker 5: Brandon Cook, the size fifteen's you want to we have?
Speaker 1: This is going to tie six week right? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Week six?
Speaker 1: Every week I listen.
Speaker 7: To the shows. I got that from listening to I
Speaker 7: don't just know this in every show, but I do.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 7: Every game, every game, every every game, somebody has picked Brandon.
Speaker 1: Cook to go off, Brandon Cook's game.
Speaker 5: We haven't said that.
Speaker 1: I'm like, that is not to say, you know what, y'all,
Speaker 1: what if?
Speaker 5: What if what if we stop picking?
Speaker 1: Stop may go off?
Speaker 10: Trey Aikman said on His Little Hit Today on the
Speaker 10: radio that he thinks Cooks is the best route runner
Speaker 10: on the team.
Speaker 9: He is, so why didn't even getting the ball?
Speaker 5: We have so many questions.
Speaker 3: So someone someone asked me that today that you feel that.
Speaker 5: I feel like.
Speaker 1: They asked me. Yeah, they asked, you.
Speaker 5: Know, cooking that back.
Speaker 8: Cooks game in that back what was going on.
Speaker 5: With the receivers? And I said, we talked about.
Speaker 3: It on the show, and it's like, are they not
Speaker 3: getting separation or they like it's a little bit of
Speaker 3: everything right, Like I ain't.
Speaker 1: Never know Jesse to be politically correct.
Speaker 7: I mean when he went with a limit and everything,
Speaker 7: I'm like, really, Jess can't be more directed?
Speaker 8: I tweeted out this morning like the more I watched
Speaker 8: film and more I did really realize with these receivers, boy,
Speaker 8: what is it Jess? They are they are bad at
Speaker 8: like line of scrimmage. They're not They're not when he
Speaker 8: got the line of scrimmage, and they're not winning at
Speaker 8: the top of the route.
Speaker 5: So it's a lot maybe a lot.
Speaker 8: Of and when you look at it, like here's what
Speaker 8: I do know about the receiver position. Now people can
Speaker 8: say whatever they want. They can say I'm only six
Speaker 8: catches in. I can say I only had one play,
Speaker 8: but just remember, if you parted your lips at any
Speaker 8: point in time in my career, cheer for me, You're
Speaker 8: not better than me.
Speaker 5: All I'm saying right now, I got that off my chest.
Speaker 5: Now I got that off my chest. We can move.
Speaker 5: I'm just gonna let you know.
Speaker 8: I'm just gonna let you At one point in time
Speaker 8: in my life, I was considered one of the best
Speaker 8: players in the entire world.
Speaker 5: Didn't last long, but we're going to race.
Speaker 8: By the way, there was a moment in time before
Speaker 8: the end of the season. There was a moment in
Speaker 8: time where I was okay. And if you can.
Speaker 5: Never say that about your history of your career.
Speaker 11: No I can't, Kurt, can you?
Speaker 8: So I say all that to say the when you
Speaker 8: go no, no, no. When you you're playing wide receiver, I
Speaker 8: don't care what scheme you're in. I don't care what
Speaker 8: offense you are in. I don't care what quarterback you have.
Speaker 8: If they are playing man to man, if they are
Speaker 8: playing one on one, I don't care what the route
Speaker 8: is win. There is there is nothing that like man.
Speaker 8: And there's been games where this team has been getting
Speaker 8: the Niners played more man against the Cowboys last week.
Speaker 8: I'm not bringing up but I'm bringing up the Niners game.
Speaker 8: They played more man last week than they had played
Speaker 8: the entire season. A large majority of what they played
Speaker 8: was man man.
Speaker 3: Did they see something that made them say we can
Speaker 3: cover you guys.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 8: First of all, they got they got up in you,
Speaker 8: they got up in points, and then they said, we're
Speaker 8: gonna just keep challenging y'all until somebody can beat us.
Speaker 9: Yeah, they sluly couldn't get separated.
Speaker 8: They couldn't get separation. They said this, so until you
Speaker 8: get separation, I told you. They played the percentages. They said, okay, hey,
Speaker 8: you get the one, you get the one to Turpin.
Speaker 8: That's fine, we get the other interceptions we'll give We'll
Speaker 8: give you that one, but we'll get the rest of them.
Speaker 8: And the Cowboys routinely, the Cowboys pass catchers routinely could
Speaker 8: not create separation at the line of scrimmage, could not
Speaker 8: separate create separation at the.
Speaker 5: Top of the routes.
Speaker 8: So if that's the case, this is this is where
Speaker 8: the finger gets pointed at everybody because you're saying, well,
Speaker 8: why Dak isn't good? Well, I can tell you from
Speaker 8: a from a quarterback receiver relationship. He much rather throw
Speaker 8: the guys that are open. Makes him feel a lot
Speaker 8: more comfortable to throw the guys who are open, And
Speaker 8: the more open you get, the more comfortably he is
Speaker 8: throwing the ball to you.
Speaker 5: And vice versa.
Speaker 10: Is that something that can fix or is that just
Speaker 10: a that's a physical talent thing, and it is what
Speaker 10: it is.
Speaker 5: I look at guys like I don't.
Speaker 8: Michael Gallup has never been even in his healthy days,
Speaker 8: he has never been a guy who was a route runner.
Speaker 8: Has never been a guy who has been able to
Speaker 8: you know, we talked about Michael Gallup his strimps being
Speaker 8: the tough fifty to fifty catches. Well you know why
Speaker 8: it's always a tough fifty to fifty catches doesn't get
Speaker 8: he doesn't create separations. Now, he's good at going up
Speaker 8: and making the tough catches, but it's because he doesn't
Speaker 8: create the separation. My biggest disappointment that's been CD. I've
Speaker 8: raved about CD. Come out of training camp, thought this
Speaker 8: was the year he was gonna be talked about, and
Speaker 8: it's still a long season left that he was gonna
Speaker 8: be talked about. A monkst the thirty million dollar duds
Speaker 8: he talked about the other day. And it's been a
Speaker 8: disappointment in the fact that he isn't running routes as
Speaker 8: good as he's running routes before. He isn't getting off
Speaker 8: the line of scrimmage. He had to play last week
Speaker 8: one that where he ran a slant where he comes
Speaker 8: off he has this hot that has come off the
Speaker 8: line of scrimmage. With that, I just absolutely makes me
Speaker 8: want to throw up it, does you know?
Speaker 1: And this even with a tackle.
Speaker 7: Guard, you never want your feet, especially both from the
Speaker 7: b out of the ground because where are you going exactly?
Speaker 8: And so he gets up on the dB and the
Speaker 8: dB at no point in time did the dB ever
Speaker 8: feel threaten that he.
Speaker 5: Was going to run by him. So you look at it.
Speaker 8: You get to a point when you pause it CD
Speaker 8: is parallel like two feet like this, and the dB
Speaker 8: looking at him like this. So when you break, he break.
Speaker 8: And then you wonder why it's a contest to catch.
Speaker 8: You wonder why it's tipped and knocked up in the
Speaker 8: air and accept it. So it's like you're doing things
Speaker 8: now as a receiver that doesn't give you the opportunity
Speaker 8: to be successful. You don't challenge the dbs, you don't
Speaker 8: make them feel threatened, you don't make them feel like
Speaker 8: you're doing something other than what you're actually doing. Then
Speaker 8: you couple that into the predictability at sometimes, like you
Speaker 8: heard Fred Warna say, we know when they get these
Speaker 8: from Ratis, they'd like to do crosses and slants. So
Speaker 8: already in my mind, I'm thinking hiccumes the shallow cross
Speaker 8: or hiccarmes the slant. I'm gonna sit on those and
Speaker 8: react to everything else. So when you do exactly what
Speaker 8: excuse me, what I think that you're gonna do, I'm
Speaker 8: on top of it. And when you give me nothing else,
Speaker 8: when you threaten me, nowhere else. Michael Gallup, same thing.
Speaker 8: He runs up right into the guy and now you're
Speaker 8: trying to get back across his face. Well, he's already
Speaker 8: beat you to the spot. This is the problem that
Speaker 8: you're seeing with these, with the lack of separation. Now,
Speaker 8: how can we help that? The Cavante Turpin situation. And
Speaker 8: I'm getting I know, I'm getting into the crust of things.
Speaker 8: But what happened you motion commodity turping, You motion him
Speaker 8: across the formation. What happens now the guy who is
Speaker 8: following him now has to play off or pass it over. Now,
Speaker 8: I've created a separation naturally off of the motion, because
Speaker 8: anytime a guy goes in motion, you're always gonna play
Speaker 8: a step behind him.
Speaker 5: Right, very often do you get a chance to.
Speaker 8: Him go in motion and then you able to get
Speaker 8: back on top of him to set to set set
Speaker 8: the defense, you're always gonna play a step behind him.
Speaker 8: And because you're coming behind the offensive lineman, the offensive
Speaker 8: linemen are almost a yard off of the defensive lineman
Speaker 8: and almost a yard off the ball their body with
Speaker 8: bent over as another yard, So you're starting two or
Speaker 8: three yards already. I already created two or three yards
Speaker 8: of separation already just from my motion and you having
Speaker 8: to go behind a defensive lineman and sift through the
Speaker 8: linebackers and all that I've created, I've created the separations
Speaker 8: that I'm looking for. We don't do that often enough
Speaker 8: to give us an advantage in that space. So that's
Speaker 8: where the fig gets pointed towards the OC and saying,
Speaker 8: if you're looking at the stats, like you said you
Speaker 8: did Freeze, Mike, you talked about this team being a
Speaker 8: team that's diving into the analytics. You hired a guy,
Speaker 8: you just hired a guy this offseason. Forget the guy's
Speaker 8: an aim, but he came over as this renowned analytics dude.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 8: Yeah, So if you have a dot in house that's
Speaker 8: giving you the I'm assuming that there's an analytics sheet
Speaker 8: that he's given to you each week about what works,
Speaker 8: what doesn't work. And yet you still you go into
Speaker 8: these games and saying, well, my receivers are getting two
Speaker 8: point three yards separation two point seven yards. You know
Speaker 8: if that's what's happening and they're showing you that, well,
Speaker 8: now I have to do as a coach, is how
Speaker 8: can I free these guys up if they're struggling to
Speaker 8: free themselves up. That's where you have to get creative
Speaker 8: in your sets, your motions, your bunches, however you want
Speaker 8: to do it again, I've said this one hundred million times. Steal,
Speaker 8: not s t e e l E steel like Terrence Steele. No,
Speaker 8: I'm talking about like kleptomaniac, like be a thief. I'm
Speaker 8: talking about s T e A L that's t e
Speaker 8: a A Yes, steal, I'm talking about that type of
Speaker 8: steel turn on the film. It is littered across the
Speaker 8: National Football League of ways you can set your offense
Speaker 8: up and still be within the scheme that you want
Speaker 8: to run it. It doesn't have to take you away
Speaker 8: from what you want to run, just you now have
Speaker 8: to be able to get outside of yourself, humble yourself
Speaker 8: a little bit and say, you know what, my office
Speaker 8: needs a little bit of rousal dazzle. It needs a
Speaker 8: little bit of sasson.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: One thing I've noticed in my my tenure around the league,
Speaker 3: I don't know if I've ever seen a coach do
Speaker 3: what you what you just said, admit that there's a
Speaker 3: problem and change things midstream.
Speaker 1: Did it this week?
Speaker 8: You know they say when they admitted that there's a problem,
Speaker 8: what we need to execute better? That's cold war for
Speaker 8: We got a problem, it ain't working. We just got
Speaker 8: to execute better.
Speaker 5: Execute what Like's that? That's the cold war for.
Speaker 3: But I mean, I guess what I'm saying is and
Speaker 3: it's because I've been around here maybe and not looked
Speaker 3: around the league, but it seems like we've had this
Speaker 3: conversation where everybody knew what was wrong and everybody was
Speaker 3: talking about it, and no changes were being made, and
Speaker 3: it was almost like, because you're talking about it so much,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna make it a point to keep doing what
Speaker 3: I'm doing because then it proves you right.
Speaker 1: Right, you know, I don't think that's gonna go this week.
Speaker 7: I think you're gonna mix it up. I think we're
Speaker 7: gonna see a touch of what was old. What what
Speaker 7: works for Dad, what works for see. I think we'll
Speaker 7: see a touch of it. I think he'll still keep
Speaker 7: his base offense, but I think a touch. The only
Speaker 7: thing went wrong with this team. It's only one thing
Speaker 7: that went wrong with.
Speaker 9: This team they faced then.
Speaker 7: You know what, at least one thing about our one
Speaker 7: thing about our show.
Speaker 1: Unlike other shows, we know the reality of it.
Speaker 7: They faced the forty nine ers and that one word
Speaker 7: that has been hunting them, what three years ago when
Speaker 7: you know when we first started physicsical that's the only thing.
Speaker 7: If our offensive line played better, we were not discussing this.
Speaker 1: I'm just being straight up.
Speaker 7: If our offensive line would have played better, we wouldn't
Speaker 7: be you.
Speaker 3: Know, you know what we'd be talking about forty to
Speaker 3: twenty four, me standing.
Speaker 11: On the table going you know, that was a good game.
Speaker 3: I'll take that Marral victory and you got they lost
Speaker 3: the game.
Speaker 1: That's what we are.
Speaker 7: But I'm telling you, fellas, every time the Cowboys lose,
Speaker 7: one thing is prevalent.
Speaker 1: That's that's the other team's offensive line.
Speaker 7: Every time we have lost the game that four or
Speaker 7: five we lost last year, to four or five we
Speaker 7: lost the year before, the other team's offensive line is
Speaker 7: just came in and mauled us, you know, brought us
Speaker 7: and said was the outside run?
Speaker 1: Ill said it was still the inside.
Speaker 7: We'll all but at the bottom line, is the other
Speaker 7: team's offensive line set the temple of the game.
Speaker 1: If our offensive line.
Speaker 7: Would have had would have set the temple of this game,
Speaker 7: it would We're you know, I'm not saying we would
Speaker 7: have won, but this we'll be looking at this in
Speaker 7: a different way. We'll be looking at this in a
Speaker 7: different way.
Speaker 12: Man.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you.
Speaker 7: Now, I've given coach Silari all the love you know
Speaker 7: you can give an office line coach, but I don't
Speaker 7: think I don't think they met his energy.
Speaker 1: He's a ball of fire.
Speaker 7: He's energetic, he's ready to coach, he's ready to try
Speaker 7: to solve your problems.
Speaker 1: But he just hard to solve a physical problem. It's
Speaker 1: hardie of that problem.
Speaker 13: Man.
Speaker 5: All right, let's take our first break when we come back.
Speaker 3: We talked about Micah Parson's thoughts on the shirt.
Speaker 11: Another cowboy spoke up yesterday.
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Speaker 3: And and I'm gonna give this guy shout out because
Speaker 3: he just he's wearing me out of my d MS
Speaker 3: and I just Bobby.
Speaker 11: Carson from Charleston, South Carolina.
Speaker 4: How you doing that quick?
Speaker 5: Blowing me up? My friend? Bobby? What's up? Brother? What's up?
Speaker 5: It has to be for four weeks. Bobby's a wild girl.
Speaker 5: He's a wild dude.
Speaker 13: Man.
Speaker 8: You know, I don't know him, but he's blowing up
Speaker 8: the dms for a shoutout.
Speaker 5: Bobby's a crazy dud.
Speaker 11: Killing me for four weeks and I've been blowing them all.
Speaker 5: Finally I was all.
Speaker 3: Right, man, he's like you even gave him the security
Speaker 3: guard shout out.
Speaker 11: You wouldn't get me.
Speaker 1: Well they let him in.
Speaker 5: They let you in.
Speaker 8: So yeah, yeah, gotta have your badge like me always.
Speaker 11: The Kurt has to come get me now.
Speaker 5: Oh really yeah, yep, talked too much in the show.
Speaker 5: You know what, actually do you under the bus? I said,
Speaker 5: everybody have to why would you why would you throw me.
Speaker 3: As you and Isaiah everybody have to check in at
Speaker 3: the desk and get escorted down now, because I thought
Speaker 3: maybe it was just a me thing, and he was
Speaker 3: like yeah. Everybody said what about Jesse and Isaiah? Oh no,
Speaker 3: I asked specifically about them. They said they're fine. I'm
Speaker 3: like again, but Jesse, he was here for a cup
Speaker 3: of coffee. Man, Listen, my cup was larger than yours.
Speaker 1: Came.
Speaker 5: My cup was a little bit larger than course.
Speaker 8: While I was here, I had what did they call
Speaker 8: it at the place, the Grande.
Speaker 5: Vinde Viente I had. I had a Venti one. You
Speaker 5: had a shot of expressive.
Speaker 4: You had a ten pounds seven in the quarter of
Speaker 4: just saying I want to give Jesse a shot because
Speaker 4: he went talked to the kids yesterday.
Speaker 5: I did. I saw that, thank you, ma'am.
Speaker 8: So I went and talked to the linebacker group love Joy.
Speaker 8: They had a family night and I wouldn't talk to
Speaker 8: the Where's that at love Joy? It's up north. It's
Speaker 8: like in the what is love Joy? Love Joy is
Speaker 8: like in the Slyna area, right Solna?
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, So.
Speaker 8: We went to urban crusts and Planeo last night. Yeah,
Speaker 8: I got a chance to talk to talk to him
Speaker 8: about I talked to him about two things. I talked
Speaker 8: to him about awards and rewards, and I talked to
Speaker 8: him about eliminating the eliminating the places for the people
Speaker 8: who are.
Speaker 5: Not bought in the hide.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So understanding that deep, Yeah, No, just understanding understanding high
Speaker 5: schoolers second grade their high schoolers.
Speaker 8: It was it was basically understanding that A quote that
Speaker 8: the Great Royal Williams, the coach, taught me in college
Speaker 8: was that everyone will not get an award, but if
Speaker 8: we all do our part, we will all get the reward.
Speaker 8: And you have to be willing to do the part
Speaker 8: to get the reward.
Speaker 5: I'm not.
Speaker 8: I wasn't never going to be the Bob Coosey Award winner.
Speaker 8: That was going to be Raymond Felton. That was that
Speaker 8: Sean May was going to get the awards. But I'm
Speaker 8: a national champion for life. So I got the reward
Speaker 8: because I did my part, all right. And that's what
Speaker 8: you want to be able to do is saying, what
Speaker 8: is my job, what is my part to help us
Speaker 8: get the reward? We all ain't getting the awards. You
Speaker 8: know what I'm saying, but there's a part to play
Speaker 8: that we can all say. At some point time, I
Speaker 8: was a state champion, I was a national champion, I
Speaker 8: was a super Bowl champion, I was a whatever champion.
Speaker 5: That's the reward in it. And then it was that's
Speaker 5: the team at the team the team aspect of it.
Speaker 8: And then you know, one of the kids asked me, well,
Speaker 8: how do we get everybody to buy in? And I
Speaker 8: just basically told him that you have to eliminate the
Speaker 8: hiding places for those who aren't bought in. Example, if
Speaker 8: we're all on the team, right we are, we are.
Speaker 5: But let's just say you decided.
Speaker 8: But let's just say that he makes the six am workout,
Speaker 8: he makes the six a in workout. I make the
Speaker 8: six an workout. You don't make the six a in workout.
Speaker 8: But when we're done, you and I go and play
Speaker 8: call of duty. Well, I just created a space for
Speaker 8: you to go hide in because you think it's acceptable
Speaker 8: now because we all worked out and at the end
Speaker 8: of the day, I didn't. I didn't make you feel
Speaker 8: bad enough because we would and play called duty afterwards.
Speaker 8: So you got to eliminate the hiding places for those
Speaker 8: people who aren't brought into your program.
Speaker 1: So that was it.
Speaker 5: That's a good message, Jesse. Yeah, two good messages. The
Speaker 5: one had to pay one paid for one.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 8: I gave the lady of Lady Panthers not in charge
Speaker 8: him either. I'm giving away a lot of free gems
Speaker 8: out here.
Speaker 5: Hey, we get free gyms from you. I am.
Speaker 8: This is that's my calling. So I'm the Lord is
Speaker 8: gonna bless me in return tenfold.
Speaker 5: We're gonna get the reward. I'm gonna get the reward hopefully.
Speaker 11: Whenever the time comes in your numbers called, you get
Speaker 11: the award too.
Speaker 5: You get the key. Come on the key. Come on,
Speaker 5: somebody the promised land.
Speaker 8: Come on, somebody preach now on seven year old flag
Speaker 8: football team. Come I'll come talk to them. I'll come
Speaker 8: talk to them. I'll give them a riveting speech as well.
Speaker 8: Let's go go all right, I'll leave and I'll send
Speaker 8: you the invoice, Chris.
Speaker 3: Someone else that had a good message this week when
Speaker 3: asked When asked about Kittle wearing the anti anti Dallas
Speaker 3: T shirt, we all know what that means.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 5: He compared it with Cam Newton.
Speaker 11: This is from Michael Gelkin, a tweet from his page.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: He compared it to Cam Newton's celebrations. The only way
Speaker 3: to stop it is to keep him out of.
Speaker 1: The end zone.
Speaker 3: We let him get in the end zone and he
Speaker 3: chose for that to be his celebration.
Speaker 11: What do you think about that?
Speaker 8: Fellus's what the leader is supposed to say, And he's right,
Speaker 8: you don't like it, stop it, period, You don't stop it.
Speaker 4: Right to.
Speaker 5: Period?
Speaker 8: That is that is the correct answer to that. If
Speaker 8: we don't like it, we don't let him in the
Speaker 8: end zone. He doesn't get in the end zone. Can't
Speaker 8: celebrate that way that. It's as simple, That's all I
Speaker 8: had to be said.
Speaker 11: Nate, are you falling asleep or with my friends?
Speaker 5: Friends?
Speaker 7: Hello, y'all are so correct, And I'm like just haying
Speaker 7: nothing to this because wow, wow, I hope the Chargers
Speaker 7: don't have nothing written on his shirt because we made
Speaker 7: me so caught up in.
Speaker 1: The shirt here trying to win this football game. I'm
Speaker 1: scared to so speaking of the Chargers.
Speaker 3: When Kellen Moore was here, we criticized, won't say we
Speaker 3: the media, a lot of people we criticized. Now that
Speaker 3: he's on the other side, does he scare you at all?
Speaker 3: They got weapons?
Speaker 5: We know that?
Speaker 3: Is he the way he's using those weapons this year?
Speaker 3: Does that scare you a little bit? Orre you glad
Speaker 3: he's on the other side.
Speaker 8: I you know, it's always hindsights twenty twenty right, It's
Speaker 8: like I had been pushing for the longest. Let's get
Speaker 8: Mike McCarthy a chance to call the place I always
Speaker 8: do you miss, I don't.
Speaker 5: Here's my thing.
Speaker 8: My biggest issue with Kellen Moore was situational football, thank you.
Speaker 5: That was the biggest thing for me.
Speaker 8: Not creativity, but just no, not creativity, It was situational football.
Speaker 8: It was understanding that hey, now might be the time
Speaker 8: to put that form of the offense in, not throw
Speaker 8: the ball, you know, like it was always the situation.
Speaker 8: It was like, what are we doing situationally to set
Speaker 8: these other things that we want to do up? That
Speaker 8: was always my biggest gripe against Kellen Moore was his
Speaker 8: situational awareness on how he was calling plays and calling
Speaker 8: offense at times cost us football games, put his football
Speaker 8: team in bad situations. That was always the beef that
Speaker 8: I had with him as an offensive play call and
Speaker 8: it never seemed to get better as he got more experience,
Speaker 8: it actually started to seem like, oh, you get more
Speaker 8: yolo and yolo every year you get into this thing.
Speaker 8: You would think that some maturity it would set in,
Speaker 8: some understanding would set in. But the more tenure he
Speaker 8: began to have, the more yolo he would get in
Speaker 8: situational football opportunities. That that was my only gripe against
Speaker 8: Kell Moore.
Speaker 10: Well, just situational. Now it's carthyus. Seems like it's all
Speaker 10: about situational or we're losing some of that creativity and
Speaker 10: come from one end to the other and need no
Speaker 10: more more balance balance.
Speaker 8: I think we're going from one extreme to the other
Speaker 8: and now we have to find a sweet spot.
Speaker 3: All right, Nate, we're going against it a would you
Speaker 3: put him Herbert? Great quarterback?
Speaker 4: Really solid?
Speaker 7: That was gonna be I thought, when we was gonna
Speaker 7: break down their yeah offense, all I was going to
Speaker 7: talk about him.
Speaker 5: We'll talk because it's that time. Seven touchdowns, one interception.
Speaker 5: How do you stop him?
Speaker 1: This dude, the six six, two hundred and thirty six pounds.
Speaker 3: Beautiful hair, beautiful flowing locks.
Speaker 1: He can throw that rock. He can he can throw
Speaker 1: that rock.
Speaker 7: I don't know if because I don't know if it
Speaker 7: was him is off as a coordinator the way they.
Speaker 1: Scheme are both. But this kid here, just like this roster, has.
Speaker 7: Not come nowhere near what their potential says they are.
Speaker 7: They they got two nice running backs, they got nice
Speaker 7: wide receivers.
Speaker 1: They got a big tight end and effort.
Speaker 7: They have an offense that can challenge our defense. They
Speaker 7: got a nice left tackle. They they if they play
Speaker 7: up to where they can what their pretential, what jes
Speaker 7: you'll do a better You do a better job. Because
Speaker 7: Herbert is it now? Can they keep him standing up?
Speaker 7: Can we get a lead, because that's the only way.
Speaker 7: Nine points is what we need. We need nine point lead.
Speaker 7: Anything less were in trouble.
Speaker 1: We can't handle person. We're in trouble.
Speaker 7: Okay, just may see it different, but I'm saying we
Speaker 7: can get a nine point lead.
Speaker 1: We're gonna have us Herbert running.
Speaker 7: But if they even are leading us, this kid can
Speaker 7: have a super day.
Speaker 8: When you see your juicy mounted over there to day, yeah, man,
Speaker 8: think about this kid.
Speaker 7: God, you mouted like this is almost had your moment?
Speaker 1: Whoa yesterday?
Speaker 5: The uh when you got by the trailer park?
Speaker 7: No, no, no, don't about I thought this morning you
Speaker 7: know what I got?
Speaker 3: Oh oh, oh, I thought you had.
Speaker 5: I'm like you had it last night, Jesse. I hope
Speaker 5: you spreading around, spreading that around. Don't trust me, gud,
Speaker 5: I don't want to.
Speaker 7: But anyway, Herbert, lock this dude up as quick as
Speaker 7: you can lock him up.
Speaker 1: I believe one thing about him.
Speaker 3: If you if you haven't seen him in person. Physically,
Speaker 3: he's a big dude, six like he's when.
Speaker 1: He's a real six six, yes, real six.
Speaker 3: When you think like a prototypical throwing quarterback. He's tall,
Speaker 3: he's rangy, he's linked. You know, he's got linked on
Speaker 3: his arms.
Speaker 8: When you hear the term, it's a scouting term. You
Speaker 8: hit a lot, he says. The ball jumps off his
Speaker 8: hands like comes out quick, pops. When it leaves his hands,
Speaker 8: it leaves.
Speaker 5: With the level of as a receiver. Do you like yes?
Speaker 11: Do you like someone like a Brett far that throws
Speaker 11: the ball?
Speaker 1: No slings it?
Speaker 5: No, no, no, But.
Speaker 11: You like somebody that has You want the ball to
Speaker 11: get there.
Speaker 5: I want the ball to get there.
Speaker 8: You don't want to break your fingers like Brett throws.
Speaker 8: The Brett would throw one hundred of mile an hour slant.
Speaker 8: Nobody wants that. No receiver wants one hundred dollars slant.
Speaker 1: We wanted to get there, but not like that.
Speaker 8: No, Now throw me, Throw me when I'm when I'm
Speaker 8: when I'm when I'm settling in that cover too, and
Speaker 8: I'm that whole shot fired in there when I'm coming
Speaker 8: across in that on that bangate getting fired in there
Speaker 8: the slant, fool, buddy, like I'm literally five yards away
Speaker 8: from you.
Speaker 1: Don't throw it.
Speaker 8: Don't throw it with that much velocity. There are certain
Speaker 8: throws that you know that have to come.
Speaker 5: With the level of pop. Who threw the best ball
Speaker 5: that you that you? Carson Palmer?
Speaker 1: Really? Yeah? What was it that he was?
Speaker 17: He was?
Speaker 5: I believe Carson was. Is he lefty? I think Carson
Speaker 5: was lefty.
Speaker 8: He's righty, But he Carson had that where he it
Speaker 8: was it had to touch. He had a level of
Speaker 8: touch to it. And he would like he would throw
Speaker 8: the ball and you can kind of see it. It
Speaker 8: would sale to you. It was like you had it
Speaker 8: was catching itself. It was almost if you didn't catch it,
Speaker 8: it was it was bad because he would put it
Speaker 8: right there, like Carson had the best, the best delivery.
Speaker 1: Really yeah, yeah, the worst.
Speaker 8: The worst, Yeah, Steve McGee really steve fourth rounder out
Speaker 8: of a and M Steve McGee with Steve McGee was
Speaker 8: Brett Favre. He just throw it as hard as he
Speaker 8: possibly could. You like, brother, I am standing four yards
Speaker 8: away from it.
Speaker 5: Ain't even sixty feet six inches like you.
Speaker 8: I am four yards away while are you throwing the
Speaker 8: ball with all your might at my head like Steve
Speaker 8: McGee was. I'm sorry, I'm taking shots that. Steve McGee's
Speaker 8: probably somewhere. This is total shot. See McGee would, Yeah.
Speaker 5: It was a total shot.
Speaker 8: I'm sorry, Steve. If you're watching you, I doubt he's maybe.
Speaker 8: You never know what he's doing these days.
Speaker 3: That's that's one of the that's one of the is
Speaker 3: that the second third quarterback that they've drafted.
Speaker 5: Who would be the other two?
Speaker 3: Dakh And then is there another one since him?
Speaker 5: Did they draft Rudy Carpent or was he undrafted free agent?
Speaker 1: Quincy Carter was a draft.
Speaker 11: Pick yep, But that was before Steven McGee.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Steve, Steve came and you know how a few.
Speaker 3: Quarterbacks they draft around here? Okay, well he looks that
Speaker 3: up Herbert, justin Herbert, how you stopping?
Speaker 5: You gotta get pressure on him. You had you got
Speaker 5: to get pressure what you did last week?
Speaker 3: No, I still think if you would have got pressure
Speaker 3: early and off and on Rock Party.
Speaker 8: You know you would have had a shot. You got
Speaker 8: to get pressure on on Herbert. When when you go
Speaker 8: back and you watch games like against the Raiders where
Speaker 8: Max Crosby was creating and wrecking havoc in the in
Speaker 8: the backfield, and and we do we have a Max
Speaker 8: Crosby player. Yes, Here's now here's where the conundrum comes
Speaker 8: into play. With the injuries that we have at the
Speaker 8: linebacker position. Leave it, how much is might going to
Speaker 8: be rushing?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 8: And and and let me say this for the defensive
Speaker 8: side of things, if Mike is playing primarily primarily linebacker,
Speaker 8: between what they want to do with Austin Eckler and
Speaker 8: Micah not being a rush in anymore, and him now
Speaker 8: having to understand and play in a different type of space,
Speaker 8: it might look a little different because because it's different
Speaker 8: when you have to play in a in a box
Speaker 8: of reading the guys in front of me and then
Speaker 8: reacting opposed to just being online of scrimmage and using your.
Speaker 5: Speed to go forward.
Speaker 8: So he has to now, like before Michael comes down here,
Speaker 8: to be kind of an almost a all right, what
Speaker 8: am I actually seeing? And then maybe moving loutterly a
Speaker 8: step or two and then coming downhill to opposed to
Speaker 8: just coming downhill from the defensive ends a little bit
Speaker 8: of hesitation. There is there's a read, there's a read.
Speaker 8: There's that read. You see lineman, do that kind of
Speaker 8: that read? Hop that that hot?
Speaker 5: Okay? Am I seeing what I'm seeing? And then I
Speaker 5: attack it? But what all?
Speaker 8: But to answer your question, the I think the only
Speaker 8: way that you really get him to revert back to
Speaker 8: that bad justin Herbert, you gotta get pressure on him.
Speaker 8: You gotta get pressure on him because this is and
Speaker 8: the thing about getting pressure on him is he's six
Speaker 8: foot five, six foot, he's he's he's as big as
Speaker 8: the guys who are trying to get pressure on him.
Speaker 8: It's two hundred and forty pounds fifty pound guys. And
Speaker 8: he's a tough dude to bring down. Like you watched
Speaker 8: games where you look like he's got like he's in
Speaker 8: the grasp of people and he bounces out, spins out
Speaker 8: and he has the arm where you you've heard, you've
Speaker 8: heard the turn where it can make every throw. He
Speaker 8: can make every throw from any angle at any point
Speaker 8: in time in the field. So if you don't get
Speaker 8: him when you're supposed to get him, and now he
Speaker 8: has a guy down the field, even though he's rolling
Speaker 8: out to.
Speaker 5: His rights, fight back.
Speaker 8: He has the arm fifth in the power to deliver
Speaker 8: the ball down the football field for completion. But to
Speaker 8: pressure him, I should say, pressure him and to get
Speaker 8: him with the pressure that you send must be a
Speaker 8: thing that's high on the docket list for the Cowboys defensively.
Speaker 3: And there's a really big guy that's out there on
Speaker 3: the left side that's going to try to prevent them
Speaker 3: from doing that.
Speaker 5: And we will let our.
Speaker 3: Really big guy to my left side talk about him
Speaker 3: and other things.
Speaker 10: Draft question. Yeah, Mike quite in twenty eighteen, fifth rounder,
Speaker 10: and in twenty twenty the great Ben de Nucci.
Speaker 3: Oh why should we forget Mike White and Ben to Nucci? Yes,
Speaker 3: But before that it was Dak and is Dack, Stephen
Speaker 3: and Steven what you're with Stephen?
Speaker 10: He was two thousand and nine, And then before that
Speaker 10: I was like Chris say, Quincy car.
Speaker 1: So two thousand and nine.
Speaker 3: Until present day, there have been three quarterbacks drafted by
Speaker 3: the Dallas Cowboy.
Speaker 9: The highest in the fourth round. Dak.
Speaker 3: Wow, all right, good good, good stuff, Kurt, Thanks for
Speaker 3: looking that up.
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Speaker 4: Tomorrow? Is the Big Guy's birthday?
Speaker 13: Is it?
Speaker 5: Yeah? You know whose birthday it is today? Who's the
Speaker 5: big guy?
Speaker 11: Mister Jones? How old will mister Jones be tomorrow?
Speaker 5: Eighty four? I don't know, you got to be eighty something?
Speaker 11: Eighty two?
Speaker 3: You know whose birthday it is today?
Speaker 5: Leon let oh, big cat, Big Cat?
Speaker 13: Hey, we did make some in the last hour's Let's list, Yeah,
Speaker 13: Heyton Hender shot tenders reserve Sean mckewn Kewen signed from
Speaker 13: the practice squad, signed with Shaw Evans a linebacker to
Speaker 13: the practice squad, and Sean Wright is designated for return from.
Speaker 8: And Cavante Tupett may be making the return like this
Speaker 8: may not this, Yeah, he may be. He may have
Speaker 8: got the uh, the Wolverine antiminium.
Speaker 5: Wow, the self healing. Yeah, he went to but Lve's
Speaker 5: on ir. They moved yesterday.
Speaker 1: Is that right, Kurt? Yeah?
Speaker 9: I believe so. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And before we get back into football, the cowboy world
Speaker 3: lost a cowboy legend yesterday.
Speaker 9: Haven't officially moved anyway?
Speaker 5: Sorry, Yes, I was about to say he haven't officially died.
Speaker 5: Hold on, no, Kurt, you want to take us down
Speaker 5: memory lane a little bit.
Speaker 10: Yeah, Walk Garrison, the Great Walk Garrison passed away overnight.
Speaker 10: I believe, true cowboy if there was one. He competed
Speaker 10: in the Rodeo Steer Wrestling original signing bonus. He had
Speaker 10: a horse trader. Uh, it's part of the deal, but
Speaker 10: kind of underrated. He's still fourth all time in team
Speaker 10: history for yards per Carrey and ninth and career rushing.
Speaker 11: So didn't I hear a story about him?
Speaker 5: Was that him?
Speaker 3: Or was it Bob Lily that part of their signing
Speaker 3: bonus was he wanted a horse trade.
Speaker 9: That was him, Thanks for listening.
Speaker 5: That's literally what he just said. Oh sorry, Jesus.
Speaker 3: Literally, whenever I'm on the show and the Boss, the
Speaker 3: Boss sends me a text from upstairs on this show,
Speaker 3: I immediately read it because I don't know what's going on.
Speaker 5: So that's what I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: So I to that a good it's a he was
Speaker 3: just letting us know that Jerry shares a birthday with
Speaker 3: brother Will upstairs.
Speaker 4: Will.
Speaker 5: Okay, Well, sorry about that, Kurt, So that's fine, Garrison,
Speaker 5: listen how boss?
Speaker 9: So yeah, sorry.
Speaker 10: He'd been in declining health for quite a while, so
Speaker 10: not unexpected, but still thoughts to the family.
Speaker 3: All right, Nate, So there's a big, big guy in
Speaker 3: uh l A one of the best, one of the
Speaker 3: better guys, better left left side of the line guys,
Speaker 3: and Rashaan Slater.
Speaker 7: Probably about fourth and fifth to the guy we just
Speaker 7: played he second Thursday. Because uh, I'm gonna tell you
Speaker 7: the same thing I've told you last week. Please don't
Speaker 7: go over there and put Humber the eleven on top
Speaker 7: of this kid.
Speaker 1: Move him moving, yeah, move him around. Don't don't. Don't
Speaker 1: put him on top of this kid. He kid can blog.
Speaker 7: The kid is real. Don't waste to rep on this
Speaker 7: dude man. You know, put you a good run, run,
Speaker 7: defend on top of him. Uh, and we'll rush to
Speaker 7: pass when we rush the pass. But put you a
Speaker 7: good run, defend on him, and and do your thing.
Speaker 7: He's a rab, he's a rap. Find what is his
Speaker 7: second or third year?
Speaker 1: This dude third? Oh?
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 8: His biggest attribute I think for him is his athleticism.
Speaker 8: You look at.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he he is.
Speaker 8: He is athletic, and so where he lacks at times
Speaker 8: in and blocking or not bringing proper technique, he makes
Speaker 8: up for it with his athleticism. Because you think you
Speaker 8: beat him initially and then it's good feet and athleticism
Speaker 8: gets him back into play and he makes you ride
Speaker 8: the humpy nomore.
Speaker 5: He pushes you through. He's able to recover.
Speaker 8: And get something on you that allows a quarterback to
Speaker 8: get the ball off. But you know, offensively, when you
Speaker 8: look at this this chargers offense. Of course, if you
Speaker 8: want to watch what it looks like to get off
Speaker 8: the ball, like get off the ball and have good
Speaker 8: line of scrimmage releases fixate your eyes on number thirteen
Speaker 8: Keenan Island.
Speaker 11: This week, I was gonna ask about the receivers.
Speaker 5: They're really Keenan and it's big too, right.
Speaker 8: Keenan is the smallest of the group, probably the least
Speaker 8: physical of the group, but hands down.
Speaker 5: He is the most technically sound.
Speaker 1: Of the group.
Speaker 11: He's the smallest of the group and he's six two.
Speaker 8: And Keenan doesn't have great speed. Where Keenan makes his
Speaker 8: money at is where most receivers, the good ones make
Speaker 8: their money at. He kills you at at the beginning
Speaker 8: of the route, the line of scrimmage, and he works
Speaker 8: you at the top of the route. And he has
Speaker 8: these subtle movements in between. Everything looks the same but
Speaker 8: not the same. He makes you believe that you're gonna
Speaker 8: do something else and it blue. He's out of it.
Speaker 8: He's a good he's a good, really good catcher. Like
Speaker 8: he he wherever the oprah, wherever the ball is at,
Speaker 8: he's he's gonna catch the football. But he's one of
Speaker 8: the guys that I like to watch when it comes
Speaker 8: to releasing. He can release with the best of them.
Speaker 8: So Gilly and and Deron Bland and.
Speaker 11: Whoever else say release, What exactly is that?
Speaker 1: Like, what is a release?
Speaker 8: Is it just getting off, getting and getting away getting
Speaker 8: getting a competitive advantage from the guy that's defending me
Speaker 8: from the line of scrimate.
Speaker 5: So separate that first moment of separation. It doesn't have
Speaker 5: to be the separate.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I want to lose him, but I want to
Speaker 8: be able to get by him and stack him in
Speaker 8: such a way that I now control what happens in
Speaker 8: this route. Sometimes you'll have guys that get pushed to
Speaker 8: the sideline. Now you can't get back across his face,
Speaker 8: or he jams you up, throws the timing off between
Speaker 8: you and the quarterback, you know, in the route progression.
Speaker 5: That's what happened with some of the Cowboys routes.
Speaker 8: You wonder why they can't get the ball because when
Speaker 8: it come to the wression, you're still fool around with
Speaker 8: this corner back and the ball post to be out.
Speaker 5: That's a whole other story for a whole another day.
Speaker 5: But Keithan Allen wins the line of scrimmage, winning and
Speaker 5: then controlling them and they.
Speaker 8: Controlling the route, and then now he's able to dictate
Speaker 8: how this thing is going to be broken down and
Speaker 8: When you.
Speaker 5: Do that, you stay you stay ahead of.
Speaker 8: The timing of it all. You stay at you stay
Speaker 8: on I just say you should stay you stay on
Speaker 8: pace with the timing of how things want to break down.
Speaker 5: And then and like corn and who horn does not
Speaker 5: break down at all.
Speaker 8: And then I think one of the things that's going
Speaker 8: to be key. And this this ties into how the
Speaker 8: Cowboys Kurt you just mentioned the Cowboys shot and Rashaan Slater.
Speaker 5: Uh now, sorry, excuse.
Speaker 8: Me, Rashaun evansra Shaan Slater belonged to the Chargers.
Speaker 5: Rashaan Evans.
Speaker 8: I don't know how he's going to play into what
Speaker 8: they're going to do this weekend.
Speaker 5: And what happens when you have.
Speaker 8: A line of a string of injuries is you now
Speaker 8: have to start moving guys all over the place. And
Speaker 8: the one thing that I've said, you gotta smirk on
Speaker 8: your face. And one thing that well is gonna worry
Speaker 8: me is Austin Eckler is one of these running backs
Speaker 8: that can do everything. He can run in between the tackles,
Speaker 8: can run outside of the tackles. They don't throw a
Speaker 8: lot of screens. But I told you guys, we're probably
Speaker 8: the only team that doesn't steal from other teams. They're
Speaker 8: probably gonna watch the game last week and go this work.
Speaker 8: We might throw a couple of screens guys. And Austin
Speaker 8: Eckler is a guy who has really good vision, really
Speaker 8: good contact balance.
Speaker 5: His biggest knock is he's always been hurt.
Speaker 8: But he's strong, He's compact, he has good hands, had
Speaker 8: good vision, can get in and out the holes, bounce
Speaker 8: from a whole, get back, set his blocks up. That's
Speaker 8: gonna be the one that worries me because now I'm
Speaker 8: looking at stop.
Speaker 5: Let me get this finish it.
Speaker 8: I'll but Austin, you can never be serious.
Speaker 5: That's Friday. We'll get freaking on the tts on Friday.
Speaker 8: Uh yeah, mighty, I know. But Austin Eckler, what he's what?
Speaker 8: What the what the the musical chairs? That's gonna happen?
Speaker 8: On defense? Where's Michael gonna play? How are they gonna
Speaker 8: do use demon Clark? Are they gonna put more safeties
Speaker 8: in the box? Like how, I don't know how that's
Speaker 8: gonna play out right? How you will deploy Sam Williams
Speaker 8: or Tank Lawrence. However that's going to work itself out
Speaker 8: in the Grand scheme of what Dan Quinn wants to do.
Speaker 8: That's going to play a major factor on how Austin
Speaker 8: Eckler is effective, because I just think if you have
Speaker 8: to play Michael Parkers that linebacker, I just think he's
Speaker 8: so used to being just a rush in. Being a
Speaker 8: step slow or step off from a guy like Austin
Speaker 8: Eckler could leave you in a situation where you're now
Speaker 8: chasing this guy and that could be a bad thing
Speaker 8: for the cow because if they get the running game
Speaker 8: going and now you're using play action, and you know,
Speaker 8: Keller Moore is gonna be a guy who takes I think,
Speaker 8: correct me if I'm wrong. I think Justin Herbert has
Speaker 8: the is like number one with a plus forty yard
Speaker 8: plays down the football field. So that comes off the
Speaker 8: play action pass for what they want to do, as
Speaker 8: you know with Keller Moore, So stop the run first.
Speaker 8: I don't know how they're gonna do it. If you
Speaker 8: can do that, you're making one making one dimensional. You
Speaker 8: give yourself a better situation.
Speaker 18: Tomorrow phone calls eight eight eight, eight, five, five two
Speaker 18: two nine seven Friday the thirteenth, Jesse's trolling trailer parks tomorrow.
Speaker 5: Me and Jerry, Me and Jerry.
Speaker 1: You know you're gonna be in and out of breaks.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying now, I'm final holding getting out.
Speaker 3: Of all right, Kurt, good scene, Me, Bro Bro Will
Speaker 3: and Jerry.
Speaker 11: Chris might want to cut on mics off because Nate's
Speaker 11: about to talk about it.
Speaker 3: Probably shouldn't go out over the airs, Jasmin, thanks for
Speaker 3: keeping Chris company.
Speaker 5: Was up tomorrow Hanging with the ball.
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