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Speaker 3: sent alongside Easian Warrison, Jess Navares and Christy Scales. Ladies,
Speaker 3: Happy Thursday. Hi y'all doing day'll? Ty Ice is over here. Stress.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, Quesh time stressed.
Speaker 3: Real you've been busy though.
Speaker 5: Yes, it's getting real.
Speaker 4: About to really find out. It's not any more speculation.
Speaker 4: After next week, you'll know who is going to be
Speaker 4: a part of this team and we'll start breaking down
Speaker 4: how they how they can make an impact in the
Speaker 4: first year, because baby, you're gonna need it.
Speaker 6: I like the analogy, the track analogy, which the track
Speaker 6: analogy you use? Oh?
Speaker 4: Yes, baby, I'm on my last one hundred and my
Speaker 4: legs is my legs is burning.
Speaker 5: That lack the acid is starting to kick in.
Speaker 4: Yeah, maybe I don't even know about all that.
Speaker 5: I'm trying my best. So but when you.
Speaker 7: Cross cross that finish line, Dallas Cowboys is going to have.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna pass out rookies, maybe.
Speaker 6: Throw up no, because then we'll have rookie camp after that,
Speaker 6: and then it really gets going.
Speaker 7: Then it really feels like football season again.
Speaker 5: You know, you've.
Speaker 8: Got a little break, You get a small break.
Speaker 7: Just think of that, you get a small break camp.
Speaker 6: Please got phase two three? We got all sorts of
Speaker 6: fun stuff.
Speaker 3: OTAs a lot of fun stuff still going on to
Speaker 3: the star now. They just released I know, Netflix announced
Speaker 3: today its latest series, America's Sweethearts, which is following the
Speaker 3: Dallas Cowboys. I know if Christy Scales was there for
Speaker 3: the filming, how is that?
Speaker 6: Yeah, So I'm so excited because there are so many
Speaker 6: Dallas Cowboy cheerleader fans who faithfully watched the CMT. You know,
Speaker 6: Dallas Cowboys cheerleader making the team for eighteen seasons, and
Speaker 6: there hasn't been a cheerleader show the past two seasons.
Speaker 6: But the Netflix crew Greg the director and his production crew.
Speaker 6: This actually started. The filming started last May May of
Speaker 6: twenty twenty three, so it followed going into the audition
Speaker 6: process last year. It followed training camp. And what's going
Speaker 6: to be great about this Netflix series is it follows
Speaker 6: not just the summer in the making of the team.
Speaker 6: Because the previous show on CMT it had the auditions,
Speaker 6: it would several of the girls follow them and then
Speaker 6: the final episode, the Payoff, was the first preseason game
Speaker 6: in which the payoff the girls. Finally, after all that
Speaker 6: work all summer, they come out on the field and
Speaker 6: perform for the first time in front of the ninety
Speaker 6: three thousand fans, and that's the end of the show.
Speaker 6: This one, we get to see the DCC through the
Speaker 6: whole season, and it focuses not just on some of
Speaker 6: the rooky hopefuls, and through that summer process of training camp,
Speaker 6: you get to see so many things behind the scene,
Speaker 6: so many cool things from the regular season. You'll get
Speaker 6: to see some of the behind the scenes thing for Salvation,
Speaker 6: Army Loot, the Thanksgiving a Day game, and the rehearsals
Speaker 6: with Dolly Parton and one of the things that I
Speaker 6: do working with the cheerleaders is ride the team bus.
Speaker 6: The cheerleaders take a bus to and from each game.
Speaker 6: They even film that, and so not everyone. I think
Speaker 6: that they filmed three of our bus rides last season.
Speaker 6: But it's if you are a fan of the Dallas Cowboys,
Speaker 6: and particularly the Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders, you will absolutely love
Speaker 6: this because it is to say it's inside access is
Speaker 6: an understatement. And so for years I have been advocating
Speaker 6: let's get the cheerleaders out there more and show all
Speaker 6: of the things that they do during the week, not
Speaker 6: just the visits to the Children's hospital or the VA hospitals,
Speaker 6: but the incredible young women that they are in their
Speaker 6: careers and all that it is involved and what they
Speaker 6: put into this effort. And I think that the Netflix
Speaker 6: show is going to show that. So we're not announcing
Speaker 6: the exact release date yet, but it will be the summer,
Speaker 6: and it will be several episodes, and I know that
Speaker 6: the DCC we're just all thrilled about it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, seven episodes or forty five minutes per episode, and
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna lie. I saw that the broadcast team
Speaker 3: that did get a last year.
Speaker 6: It's unbelievable.
Speaker 5: Watch it beyond This is.
Speaker 6: Not two people with a iPhone or a thing like
Speaker 6: following around. This is major. You know, they come in
Speaker 6: from California. There were a lot of local yeah folks too,
Speaker 6: But the production value is incredible. I'll give one example.
Speaker 6: I mentioned there are a few times where we're going
Speaker 6: on the bus to game day and from game day.
Speaker 6: The fine one that they did, they actually had a
Speaker 6: truck in front of the bus and they rigged up
Speaker 6: this camera behind it to film the bus going down
Speaker 6: the road and going down the ramp and then pulling
Speaker 6: up to the locker room because you go in the
Speaker 6: bowels of the stadium, go underneath. I mean, just the
Speaker 6: production value is off the charts. So I can't wait
Speaker 6: to see the finished product.
Speaker 7: I can't even imagine.
Speaker 8: So fun fact, yea twice in college I decided to
Speaker 8: mark something off my bucket list and go to DCC auditions.
Speaker 8: So Christie and I met actually years ago as she
Speaker 8: was the judge and okay, yes, certainly didn't make it,
Speaker 8: but it was a bucket list thing growing up and
Speaker 8: dance and doing all of that. So seeing that production
Speaker 8: from CMT was incredible even back then, and that was
Speaker 8: years ago.
Speaker 7: I'm not going to tell you all what year because
Speaker 7: I was on the show crying, Oh, we don't need
Speaker 7: to go back.
Speaker 3: And watch that.
Speaker 8: I no, no, But I'm just saying I'm really excited
Speaker 8: to see what Netflix can do, especially because, like I said,
Speaker 8: that was years ago, so the technology and everything now I.
Speaker 5: Can't even imagine. I'm really excited.
Speaker 7: And the respect I have for DCC is just immense.
Speaker 7: Off the charts.
Speaker 8: They work their tails off, and you're right, they don't
Speaker 8: get enough recognition.
Speaker 6: And certainly when the specific dates or announce, we'll definitely
Speaker 6: share that so that everybody knows when to tune in.
Speaker 6: Of course, the great thing is with streaming. If you
Speaker 6: don't see it the first hour it's release, you can
Speaker 6: watch it anytime. So it's a great thing.
Speaker 3: It was only right to kick all the show shouting
Speaker 3: out the ladies, you show some support.
Speaker 6: Yeah that's the girls talk. Girls, top boys talk.
Speaker 3: Yeah, boys now cover out here.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 3: Some news yesterday the Cowboys sign Royce Freeman, who was
Speaker 3: with the La Rams last seas in what's your thoughts?
Speaker 3: I know, why should you did a quick scouting report?
Speaker 3: What's your scouting report on him?
Speaker 4: I mean, I think you listen, it's just me. I
Speaker 4: don't like the term camp body. I just I think
Speaker 4: I think, especially when some of these guys like bounce
Speaker 4: around and stuff, like every opportunity that comes to them
Speaker 4: is important. I just think we should be a little
Speaker 4: bit more caring about how we speak about people.
Speaker 5: But that's just me. But he is another He's just
Speaker 5: a veteran guy to come in here.
Speaker 4: We know this running back room is a bit thin
Speaker 4: experience wise. He comes in here with some experience, very
Speaker 4: north to south runner, has some downhill ability, has a
Speaker 4: little bit of explosiveness. I mean again, he is at
Speaker 4: the latter part of his career and he has kind
Speaker 4: of bounced around on whatever the case may be. But
Speaker 4: it just keeps your other running backs honest, bringing some
Speaker 4: competition into this room. And then also too, you do
Speaker 4: have some rooks that hopefully, hopefully there might be a
Speaker 4: rook or two running back that's coming in here after
Speaker 4: the draft, and you just want another veteran in here
Speaker 4: because maybe all you got right now is Rico Daddle
Speaker 4: and we know his experience on the field is limited,
Speaker 4: although he has been here, he knows the ropes and everything.
Speaker 4: His experience on the field is limited in that sense,
Speaker 4: so just get another guy in here, another person in
Speaker 4: the room, and keeps the competition, honest. But he does
Speaker 4: have a little bit of little little some little something
Speaker 4: to his name or whatever. So yeah, I mean, yeah,
Speaker 4: he's different than any other runner I think we have
Speaker 4: on the roster right now. So he just adds another
Speaker 4: flare if they're gonna use him, it's really.
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Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 8: So I was doing some studying here and I kind
Speaker 8: of last night was like, how what is this angle
Speaker 8: I can take on him? Because I want to make
Speaker 8: sure to give him a fair shot coming in. Like
Speaker 8: I used to said, there was just some not so
Speaker 8: nice things being said on social media, and you know,
Speaker 8: don't like that. But what I did notice is he's
Speaker 8: not gonna be your speed runner from from the film.
Speaker 8: I did see he's not gonna be your speeded guy.
Speaker 8: Definitely think that's Rico. He has about fifteen give or
Speaker 8: take pounds on Rico. As far as size, it's about
Speaker 8: an inch taller. But he's not your speed guy. So
Speaker 8: Rico definitely is still the speed guy do so I
Speaker 8: want to say, is probably even a little bit quicker
Speaker 8: than Royce would be as well. Back in twenty eighteen,
Speaker 8: I was doing some deep diving into his career kind
Speaker 8: of to see maybe what Cowboys ties he's had in
Speaker 8: twenty eighteen was his rookie season in Denver with the Broncos.
Speaker 8: And something that I found that might be interesting and
Speaker 8: could come in hand as far as that veteran leadership
Speaker 8: and some nuggets he can bring into this locker room
Speaker 8: is he was the backup running back to Philip Lindsay
Speaker 8: in twenty eighteen.
Speaker 7: However, DeMarcus ware y'all.
Speaker 8: May or may not know him here in Cowboys world,
Speaker 8: but legend ring of honor, as you know, small guy
Speaker 8: whatever as we know, went to Denver and he actually
Speaker 8: went back that twenty eighteen season is a part time
Speaker 8: to help with a pass rush. So he was a
Speaker 8: pat what was the official title?
Speaker 7: Let me get this right. I don't want to say
Speaker 7: it wrong.
Speaker 8: He was a let's see, part time pass rush consultant,
Speaker 8: and he helped tutor the next kind of generation of
Speaker 8: pass rushers. However, that doesn't necessarily mean he worked directly
Speaker 8: with Royce here, but it does mean that he was
Speaker 8: up against a pass rush and that offensive line that
Speaker 8: he could know how to get through those pockets. So
Speaker 8: I thought that was very interesting there as well.
Speaker 7: So give him a shot. Let's see what happens.
Speaker 8: There's a long time between now and training camp.
Speaker 7: A lot can happen.
Speaker 8: The draft has yet to happen, so I'm just just seeing.
Speaker 3: What he got.
Speaker 7: But uh, yeah, it was. It was very clear he's
Speaker 7: not your speek guy, and what I saw in the film.
Speaker 5: We don't have the luxury of being super choosy right now. Yeah,
Speaker 5: understand that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the experience is the main thing. And I usually
Speaker 6: I so appreciate what you said about people, Oh it's
Speaker 6: a camp body. So disrespectful, Yes, so disrespectful When people
Speaker 6: say that. I think it was Nick Eatman on Dallas
Speaker 6: Cowboys dot Com. Everybody watching this knows Nick Eatman. But
Speaker 6: let's see the Freeman's four hundred and seventy one rushing
Speaker 6: attempts is basically more than everybody else on the roster
Speaker 6: pretty combined. You know, Rico ninety six and Hunter you
Speaker 6: know contributed Hunter Lipke contributed a lot more as the
Speaker 6: season continued to go on last year, But you need
Speaker 6: you need that experience. You this is the kind of guy.
Speaker 6: It's similar to last year when the Cowboys signed Ronald
Speaker 6: Jones right to be that veteran kind of insurance and
Speaker 6: steady guy, and then Ronald ended up not doing the
Speaker 6: final roster. He had gotten NFL suspension I think for
Speaker 6: some performance enhancers which were like their supplements or something
Speaker 6: that he had ingested unwittingly. So it reminded me of
Speaker 6: that move last year in terms of bringing in a
Speaker 6: veteran experience.
Speaker 3: Does this change the approach heading into the draft?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 3: Yes, no, watch louder, Yeah, say that a little bit.
Speaker 5: Louder cream go ahead, Absolutely no louder.
Speaker 3: We can't louder.
Speaker 6: We can't get louder.
Speaker 7: Absolutely not, thank you.
Speaker 3: I mean I also noticed one of the things is
Speaker 3: that he's not really used as a pass catcher. He
Speaker 3: doesn't really you know, you know how Mike McCarthy likes
Speaker 3: to get a little creative with his running backs. Is
Speaker 3: that something that's you can improve on when you are
Speaker 3: heading into camp knowing that this offense kind of is
Speaker 3: a little bit different and creative. I mean, what's your
Speaker 3: thoughts on that.
Speaker 7: I think your running backs need to focus on the
Speaker 7: run game.
Speaker 8: You need a run game. That was a big downfall.
Speaker 8: I don't think you even.
Speaker 7: Worry about that.
Speaker 8: You focus on establishing run early and you figure out
Speaker 8: whether it's going to be one guy that takes a load,
Speaker 8: you do that one two punch again that was successful,
Speaker 8: not last year, the year before with Tony and Zeke.
Speaker 8: You figure out what works as far as getting a
Speaker 8: run game established, because you cannot have a repeat of
Speaker 8: last year of not having an established run game really
Speaker 8: throughout the course of the season. You can't wait until
Speaker 8: the final week of the season to see the burst
Speaker 8: start to come and then you know, come first round
Speaker 8: of the playoffs and that be the downfall, that one
Speaker 8: of the downfalls that didn't allow you to continue through.
Speaker 7: So I think it's a good trait to have for
Speaker 7: any running back.
Speaker 8: But please focus on getting a guy that is going
Speaker 8: to get you constant yardage. And something about Royce, I mean,
Speaker 8: and again he's not the end all be all I'm
Speaker 8: not saying that he does average about five yards per carrie,
Speaker 8: which isn't horrible. When you're thinking about first first down,
Speaker 8: that turns into a two and five, a game of inches. Look,
Speaker 8: you need somebody that's steady and getting you yardage with
Speaker 8: the run game, focus on.
Speaker 6: That first yeah. Yeah, And I think the approach, like,
Speaker 6: for example, when Tony Pollard was drafted, Zeke was your
Speaker 6: number one guy, and Pollard was going to be a
Speaker 6: versatile guy who when Tony Pollard was at Memphis, he
Speaker 6: actually had more receptions than he had rushies, and so
Speaker 6: that was going to be kind of bringing in a
Speaker 6: different kind of style of player. And the Cowboys, I
Speaker 6: don't think they're going to be looking for that. This
Speaker 6: someone They're looking for a potential news starting running back
Speaker 6: with a rookie. It's as just notes, you know, someone
Speaker 6: who's going to tote the ball first and anything else
Speaker 6: would be a bonus.
Speaker 3: So he kind of brings up a little bit of question,
Speaker 3: what do you do right now? The running back room
Speaker 3: is Hanah Lipke, Rico'donald Duce, von got Royce, Freeman, essentially
Speaker 3: Dare potentially due Connor. Now what do you do with
Speaker 3: duce Von because I think that more so his size
Speaker 3: has kind of prevented him from, you know, being in
Speaker 3: that rotation a little bit more. Do you see him
Speaker 3: more on special teams? What do you kind of think
Speaker 3: that they do that?
Speaker 9: Well?
Speaker 6: Remember with the kickoff return the changes in the rules,
Speaker 6: and you're going to have two returners deep, so you'll
Speaker 6: have Cavante and then someone else. Yeah, So if and
Speaker 6: you know Rico doubt I'd say right now, it's probably
Speaker 6: if this were last ye, if the rules were from
Speaker 6: last season, you'd probably have Rico as the other person there.
Speaker 6: But it's gonna be tough for Deuce Vaughn this this season,
Speaker 6: but that may be a niche role that he can
Speaker 6: really excel in.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, for me, this this Cowboys offense hasn't
Speaker 4: had a stay. I mean, you haven't had a steady
Speaker 4: screen game in a minute, and just some of the
Speaker 4: things that I think about the I think all around.
Speaker 4: One of the best games that I think as a
Speaker 4: collective from the running backs was the Jets Games Jets
Speaker 4: game last year is where in the game plan you
Speaker 4: could tell they had a plan for Tony. They knew
Speaker 4: some of the things he did well, but they got
Speaker 4: Duce involved in the screen game, and he was effective
Speaker 4: right away. It did not take time for you to
Speaker 4: see how he can operate in space and what he's
Speaker 4: able to do in that regard. You mentioned the receiving
Speaker 4: aspect of things. He killed that in college. I understand,
Speaker 4: like some of the size limitations and some of the
Speaker 4: things that people are worried about there, it's not for
Speaker 4: a lack of him not trying, Like he will definitely
Speaker 4: put his body on the line in pass pro if
Speaker 4: that's something that you want to do. I think also too,
Speaker 4: because of the state of the offensive line last year,
Speaker 4: you didn't have the leeway to maybe just let him
Speaker 4: go out there and take his lumps, like you couldn't
Speaker 4: do that and you couldn't risk your quarterback getting hurt
Speaker 4: because it's just how things were last year. I do
Speaker 4: think he is going to have to compete this year,
Speaker 4: but I think a good OC finds someone like him
Speaker 4: a role. Yes, I'm sorry, and I mean if we're
Speaker 4: talking about by committee and how things work within this
Speaker 4: in the NFL, he brings a receiving game he can
Speaker 4: kill you, and the run after catchability and some of
Speaker 4: the things he can do in the passing game. But
Speaker 4: also to your point, Jess, you mentioned just the lack
Speaker 4: of run game. A lot of that had to do
Speaker 4: with the offensive line. So hopefully he's able to come
Speaker 4: in and show what he can do because he's a
Speaker 4: competitor and I just think I just think there's ways
Speaker 4: to get him involved that can give you splashes on it.
Speaker 4: And to your point about the returning I think Cavante
Speaker 4: Turpin is probably going to have more opportunities as a
Speaker 4: return to this year. So with that, how much is
Speaker 4: he going to be involved in the receiving game when
Speaker 4: they tried to kind of do it last year.
Speaker 5: I think that duce Fon.
Speaker 4: Can kind of take over that role and Cavante Turpin
Speaker 4: can be that specialist that we've been looking for him
Speaker 4: to be and have some of those explosive runs.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but just just to clarify, you mean a role
Speaker 6: beyond just as a gadget guy.
Speaker 4: Oh, yes, yes, absolutely, I mean that's yeah, because a
Speaker 4: lot of these guys get labeled as that, especially when
Speaker 4: they're smaller.
Speaker 5: Whatever the case may be.
Speaker 4: But I feel I watched duce Fan's tape, I watched
Speaker 4: him play against some of the better defensive lines in
Speaker 4: the in college.
Speaker 5: And he made them look silly and he was.
Speaker 4: It wasn't even just like, oh I'm making guys miss
Speaker 4: he will. He will dip his shoulder and also run
Speaker 4: into people he's not. I don't know why he's labeled
Speaker 4: as dislike.
Speaker 6: Can I say one thing, this is not pushback. But
Speaker 6: the one thing about Deuce was that I saw last
Speaker 6: year is he wasn't getting yards after contact, and that
Speaker 6: has to do it side. I mean when he was,
Speaker 6: when he was, it was down and it was it
Speaker 6: was different because in college, you know, breaking those tackles
Speaker 6: and stuff. So I hope that we get to see
Speaker 6: more that this year. Were you know, obviously he's elusive
Speaker 6: and the speed and stuff, but I.
Speaker 4: Think our offensive had a lot to do with that
Speaker 4: because I remember distinctively seeing like by the time he
Speaker 4: would be coming in at the end of those games,
Speaker 4: at a lot of time, it would be the second stringers.
Speaker 4: There's no continuity. They weren't getting any push, so people
Speaker 4: were meeting him in the backfield almost every time.
Speaker 5: I think he needs a little bit more of a chance.
Speaker 8: And how many sacks were allowed on deck at that
Speaker 8: point muffins.
Speaker 5: So I think, yeah, place.
Speaker 7: It's the reality of what was going on.
Speaker 8: And also I just want to point out too, and
Speaker 8: you know, people can take this for what they want,
Speaker 8: but Deuce is such a locker room guy.
Speaker 7: I mean, you're talking the ultimate team player.
Speaker 8: It is Deuce fun and even as a rookie who
Speaker 8: could have come in here and you know, not really talk.
Speaker 7: He's such He's.
Speaker 8: A guy you want in your locker room. He's a
Speaker 8: guy that you want to represent your team football aside, Yes,
Speaker 8: a good a good OC to your point is gonna
Speaker 8: find a role for somebody like that. He works his
Speaker 8: tail off. And the thing I respect about Deuce is
Speaker 8: you can bring up his size and you know, how
Speaker 8: how do you kind of compensate for, you know, being
Speaker 8: the smaller one on the team.
Speaker 7: And that guy is a brick wall.
Speaker 8: I don't know, Like y'all if you haven't seen Deuce,
Speaker 8: like he is shorter, yes, but he is a brick wall.
Speaker 8: He is all muscle, and he is inevitably, without a doubt,
Speaker 8: going to He's not gonna go down without a fight.
Speaker 8: I definitely am excited to see what he does and
Speaker 8: kind of how he learned his role throughout last year
Speaker 8: and sat back because it wasn't. It wasn't enough to
Speaker 8: him whether he had to sit back or not. He
Speaker 8: was chomping at the bit to get more playing time.
Speaker 8: So trust me, it's it's just the beginning for him.
Speaker 6: It's gonna be a fun preseason.
Speaker 3: I agree, it's certainly gonna be a fun little off season.
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Speaker 9: Derek?
Speaker 11: All right?
Speaker 9: So I just had a couple questions and then one
Speaker 9: kind of thought. So this one's kind of odd because
Speaker 9: he's not with us anymore. But do you guys know
Speaker 9: what happened with Lyel Collins. I know we had it
Speaker 9: signed to like a future deal during the playoffs or
Speaker 9: right before the playoffs started last year. You know, he
Speaker 9: probably wouldn't have been a contributor, but you know, we
Speaker 9: were one of the teams that got the most out
Speaker 9: of him.
Speaker 2: So I was like, hey, if.
Speaker 9: He rehabs good, maybe you know, he could slide in
Speaker 9: at you know, tackle guard whatever. So I was kind
Speaker 9: of surprised that all of a sudden he had signed
Speaker 9: with Buffalo. I didn't really know how that worked.
Speaker 2: And then my question was, do you guys know, like
Speaker 2: with the draft coming up, the trade value chart, is
Speaker 2: it just hey, you know, we're I give you.
Speaker 9: Like if Dallas traded out at twenty four and I'm
Speaker 9: just I don't know a random team, but anyway, if
Speaker 9: they traded out, does it just specifically go by the
Speaker 9: chart or does the chart just kind of there for
Speaker 9: like a basis. And I just kind of.
Speaker 2: Wondered how that worked.
Speaker 9: If you guys knew I had.
Speaker 2: A little more insight on that.
Speaker 6: Sure, Yeah, yeah, Derek, that's a great question. It's really
Speaker 6: more of a guideline, certainly, but it's a great resource.
Speaker 6: And while Jimmy Johnson is also is often credited as
Speaker 6: creating the draft chart, by that we're talking about a
Speaker 6: numerical value thing where the number one overall pick is
Speaker 6: work worth a certain amount of points, and then the
Speaker 6: bottom of the seventh round is worthless. It was that
Speaker 6: is a cowboy invention, so to speak, created but it
Speaker 6: was actually Mike McCoy who was one of Jerry Jones's
Speaker 6: business partners when even before coming Jerry buying the team.
Speaker 6: And so Mike came on board after Jerry bought the team,
Speaker 6: and I can't remember his title right now, but it
Speaker 6: was more the business side of it. But he came
Speaker 6: up with the numerical value deal and had a consultant
Speaker 6: come in and you know, helped create the numerical value chart.
Speaker 6: So credit to Mike on that. But yes, it's it
Speaker 6: really is more of a more of a guideline, but
Speaker 6: by assigning numbers, if you have the twenty fourth overall
Speaker 6: pick in the first round, I wish I had I
Speaker 6: do have that chart. I don't have it with me
Speaker 6: today a week from the draft, but seven okay for
Speaker 6: the seven hundred and forty points for the twenty fourth
Speaker 6: overall pick in the first round. Thank you, Chris be
Speaker 6: our producer. And Chris, what's the number one overall?
Speaker 4: Three thousand?
Speaker 6: Okay? And so Chris, can you please tell me what
Speaker 6: number thirty one is? What is the thirty first pick?
Speaker 6: That's uh, six hundred okay. So the difference and the
Speaker 6: reason why I say thirty one is when we're talking
Speaker 6: about offensive line, one of the more recent trades that
Speaker 6: Jerry Jones made in the first round was going back
Speaker 6: in the draft, trading down and then ultimately taking Travis Frederick,
Speaker 6: who of course became a Pro Bowl center at thirty
Speaker 6: first overall. So the different the change from for example,
Speaker 6: twenty four to thirty one would be one hundred and
Speaker 6: forty points, right, seven forty to six hundred, So that
Speaker 6: would be so one hundred and forty would be what
Speaker 6: like something and maybe the third round or something like that,
Speaker 6: a fourth rounder, and so you.
Speaker 3: Have a ninetieth overall pick would.
Speaker 6: Be that ninetieth overall, So that's actually in the third round,
Speaker 6: ye later in the third rounds So, and Derek, I
Speaker 6: can tell by your feedback that you're familiar with this already.
Speaker 6: I have a question for you, Derek, You're from Springfield.
Speaker 6: Fun fact, Springfield is the most named like that, and
Speaker 6: the name of Springfield, the town is in the most
Speaker 6: states in the United States. That's the most ubiquitous name.
Speaker 6: Which state are you calling from?
Speaker 9: Missouris Springfield, Missouri?
Speaker 6: There you go. But that's the one reason. And isn't
Speaker 6: that the Simpsons, right.
Speaker 9: And uh bath Pro headquarters are here.
Speaker 6: In the world when one reason, one reason why the
Speaker 6: Simpsons use Springfield is because it's like the city that's
Speaker 6: in most states, and so people would think that it
Speaker 6: was Missouri or Illinois or whatever state they were in.
Speaker 5: Interesting, I wanted to answer your question about.
Speaker 6: Hey, thank you Derek.
Speaker 7: Derek, thank you for calling.
Speaker 4: It's a kind of surprised me too, because I thought
Speaker 4: that maybe they had an idea for maybe him to
Speaker 4: become the swing tackle, you know, this upcoming season. So
Speaker 4: whereas I think we've talked about it, like, I don't
Speaker 4: think that anything they do in the draft is in
Speaker 4: dick of what they think about an Awesome Richards. Maybe
Speaker 4: they do think that Awesome Richards is capable of being
Speaker 4: a swing or being a liable swing tackle, but yeah,
Speaker 4: it's just I mean gays are gonna go make their money.
Speaker 4: They're gonna go where they feel like it's best for them.
Speaker 4: I'm sure he a lot of things plays into that decision.
Speaker 4: But to his point, I was surprised as well, because
Speaker 4: I was like, oh, well, maybe they have a plan
Speaker 4: for him, you know here, but.
Speaker 6: Well and the Cowboys has resigned chum of the week before. Yeah,
Speaker 6: so that was kind of right on the wall.
Speaker 5: That's the other that's another fantastic point.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean, I mean, and I think health wise too,
Speaker 8: that could kind of play a factor into it. Is
Speaker 8: you kind of have to compare longevity here of the
Speaker 8: entire year, and I think Lael was was ready and
Speaker 8: amped up to kind of take that next step post
Speaker 8: injury and coming back here. And I think ultimately as
Speaker 8: a player, if you get the opportunity to come work
Speaker 8: with these doctors here and kind of get you ready again,
Speaker 8: I think he made the right choice for himself. And
Speaker 8: so good luck to Liyell.
Speaker 5: It was it was cool to be here.
Speaker 7: He was so excited.
Speaker 6: He he is a he is a favorite among teammates
Speaker 6: and those of us that have covered the team a
Speaker 6: long time. The good news for loelis he did get
Speaker 6: more money from Buffalo than Chiuma got here and more guaranteed.
Speaker 6: So his his one year, one point seventy five million
Speaker 6: dollar deal included a one point five million guaranteed, so
Speaker 6: he did get a little bit more ca Yeah, a
Speaker 6: little more cash. So that probably helped sweeten.
Speaker 5: The pot a little bit.
Speaker 3: Money talks, it is shame, best of luck to Liyel.
Speaker 3: But no, we've got to now pick Ayesha's brain about
Speaker 3: you have your eyes set on to possibly have here
Speaker 3: in Dallas. Start with who your I guess your first
Speaker 3: thoughts are.
Speaker 4: I mean so, I mean, I guess we could go
Speaker 4: through like some of the needs and all the things
Speaker 4: that you know we're looking at.
Speaker 3: But sorry, I just point this out. This is our
Speaker 3: very own draft show, please analyst own, so you know
Speaker 3: we're getting some insight right here, go ahead.
Speaker 4: It's so everyone is you know this this tackle class
Speaker 4: is loaded, right, It's very very heavy at the top,
Speaker 4: and so I think a lot of people expect for
Speaker 4: the Cowboys to go offensive line, you know, at the
Speaker 4: beginning of the draft or in the first round, and
Speaker 4: it does kind of complicate things because.
Speaker 5: I do think whoever is there could change.
Speaker 4: I don't know if Tyler Smith is gonna be your
Speaker 4: tackle or your guard, and I do think that that
Speaker 4: plays a role in whether they decide to take a tackle.
Speaker 5: Or a guard. I personally think that they might go
Speaker 5: the guard.
Speaker 4: But anyway, Yeah, we've been talking about on the show
Speaker 4: Kingsley Kingsley, Sue Maatia from BYU Tackle.
Speaker 5: I think to your point earlier, we're talking about.
Speaker 4: Coming downhill, being able to really fire off the ball,
Speaker 4: get to the.
Speaker 5: Second level, get to the second level as on that.
Speaker 4: We didn't see that much this past year, to really
Speaker 4: be able to control blocks down the field and stuff.
Speaker 4: Kingsley does this very well. I like his temperament. I
Speaker 4: like the way the fire that he kind of plays
Speaker 4: with as well. And so he's a guy that we've
Speaker 4: talked about on the show and nauseum that we would
Speaker 4: love to see.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 4: We have talked about some trade back and stuff scenarios
Speaker 4: as well to where we do feel like there may
Speaker 4: be opportunity to maybe go up and go get a guy.
Speaker 4: But he's one of the gentlemen that I think is
Speaker 4: semi likely, semi likely to fall to the to the
Speaker 4: cowboys in that way.
Speaker 5: However, there are.
Speaker 4: We talked about Christian Jones, who is a tackle out
Speaker 4: of Tackle, Texas. Rather talked about him a little bit
Speaker 4: last week, and I feel like, I uh, I feel
Speaker 4: like I did him a little wrong because when I watched.
Speaker 5: His film, I actually was more impressed with.
Speaker 4: Him than I think most of the guys were on
Speaker 4: the show when we talked about him.
Speaker 5: I think his athleticism stands out.
Speaker 4: I think he's still also too able to get off
Speaker 4: get up field and to do traps and things like that.
Speaker 4: So I think that there's a big possibility that the
Speaker 4: Cowboys may attack offensive line to start are to start the.
Speaker 6: Where where's his value? Oh so his projected value.
Speaker 4: His his projected value is probably in the second round.
Speaker 4: But but I do understand that with tackle, I do
Speaker 4: think there's some guys on the like I don't know,
Speaker 4: there's some guys in the later rounds or whatever that
Speaker 4: you could pick up that could come in and be
Speaker 4: but they need someone right now, like they need someone
Speaker 4: ready right now. Christian Jones also has a lot of experience,
Speaker 4: Like he's played a lot of ball. Some of these
Speaker 4: other top guys like Joe All and all these guys
Speaker 4: like I just don't see it happening. So yeah, so
Speaker 4: that's how I feel. Now we talked about linebacker. I
Speaker 4: definitely think the Cowboys are gonna attack linebacker or running
Speaker 4: back in the second round. So then you see, I
Speaker 4: don't know where linebacker is gonna fall, like how the
Speaker 4: board's gonna fall, because it's wide. Receiver happy in this
Speaker 4: draft and tackle happy in this draft. However, Edrin Cooper
Speaker 4: is a guy that people are very interested in from
Speaker 4: the linebacker position. He's so lengthy, does give you some
Speaker 4: of that De Marrion overshown field, but I think he's
Speaker 4: a little bit more refined because Texas gave him a
Speaker 4: job and let him stick to it. You know, de
Speaker 4: Marvion was just he was everywhere he started as a
Speaker 4: safety and things like that. So that's also a thing.
Speaker 4: But I but I do think that they could address
Speaker 4: running back.
Speaker 5: And Jonathan Brooks from Texas has been.
Speaker 4: Talked about kind of linked to the team a little bit,
Speaker 4: and he's coming off of an ACL talk to a
Speaker 4: couple of people. Don't know how ready he's gonna be.
Speaker 4: I know his U rehabits gone well and that things
Speaker 4: are kind of worked out for him in that regard,
Speaker 4: but he's I mean he immediately made sure running back
Speaker 4: of room better if he is ready to go by
Speaker 4: training camp time.
Speaker 6: But will he last to fifty six if the Cowboys
Speaker 6: don't make a move in the.
Speaker 5: I think he might because of the aco. I think
Speaker 5: he might because.
Speaker 4: Based on talent, based on the injury, because if you're
Speaker 4: going off of talent with him, he's it's like him
Speaker 4: and Trey Benson from Florida State, Like these these guys
Speaker 4: are the cream of the crop when you talk about
Speaker 4: the running back position. And I do think the Cowboys
Speaker 4: have to address running back or linebacker early because you
Speaker 4: need a media impact to me there like and then
Speaker 4: the longevity of it all.
Speaker 5: Like that that linebacker room right.
Speaker 4: Now is who is the marion over showing Jimone Clark
Speaker 4: Eric Kendricks who's on a one year deal right now,
Speaker 4: if I'm not mistaken, there's no lineage at this point,
Speaker 4: and I think you need to start sewing that for
Speaker 4: not just this season, but for next season as well.
Speaker 4: So those are those are a couple of guys that
Speaker 4: I think have a chance to get picked up by
Speaker 4: the Cowboys in that situation now in the third round.
Speaker 4: I personally think when we talk about defensive tackle, defensive tackle.
Speaker 4: You you might need defensive defensive tackle because.
Speaker 5: Well, I think you would be okay waiting to the
Speaker 5: third round. I think you would be decent if you
Speaker 5: waited to the third round.
Speaker 4: Typically DT, unless you are just like a star player,
Speaker 4: those guys typically don't get picked until maybe the I
Speaker 4: don't know, maybe the twenties and then the later parts
Speaker 4: of the first round. So you should and there should
Speaker 4: be unless there's just a run on them, which would
Speaker 4: make me thick.
Speaker 5: There should be some gentlemen that are.
Speaker 4: There in that third round, and there there is like
Speaker 4: a significant drop off in the talent.
Speaker 5: Indeed, the DT position the first of all.
Speaker 3: The talented up there right, It is like Byron Murphy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Byron Murphy.
Speaker 4: Those guys, Uh, I don't know why.
Speaker 5: I don't know why. His last name is Newton from Illinois.
Speaker 4: I don't know why I can't Chris say his name
Speaker 4: for me. I don't know why it's not registered to
Speaker 4: me DTT Illinois. Hold on Newton, Yes, Newton is Jerzon
Speaker 4: Jerzon Jersey Tater Tots.
Speaker 5: And then also to Tavandre Sweat.
Speaker 4: Who is a gentleman that's from Texas, big nose tackle
Speaker 4: the nose tackle. Almost a dyeing are out here in
Speaker 4: these streets, And I blame Dan Quinn. I'm I'm just
Speaker 4: playing no, no, no. I think we did see an influx.
Speaker 4: Like football is about trends, right, so you did see
Speaker 4: an influx of a lot of tweeters. You see that
Speaker 4: at the linebacker position, where these linebackers are getting lighter
Speaker 4: in the ass, excuse my language. And then you also
Speaker 4: see you also see from the detackle position, teams were
Speaker 4: looking for gentlemen who could rush the passer. However, you
Speaker 4: see some of the teams that have been successful, they got.
Speaker 5: That ham in the middle that can just muck things up.
Speaker 4: It makes it easier for your edges, it makes it
Speaker 4: easier for your d tackles or your your linebackers.
Speaker 5: And so having a guy in there that maybe.
Speaker 4: Can give you some pass rush but also too is
Speaker 4: able to host steady on double teams and things like
Speaker 4: that is going to be valuable. So I say all
Speaker 4: that to say.
Speaker 5: Johnny Newton, that's what he goes by. Okay, yeah, that's
Speaker 5: what he goes by.
Speaker 4: But even with Torvandre Sweat, there's been some things that
Speaker 4: have happened off the field, Some stuff that's happened. I
Speaker 4: don't know how far this is going to drop him.
Speaker 4: Any team that takes him is going to have to
Speaker 4: understand that they're taking on someone that is still developing,
Speaker 4: maturing and things like that as a man, as a person,
Speaker 4: but as a player, he's really gonna take up He's
Speaker 4: gonna take up some space and let you be able
Speaker 4: to operate as a defense. So he's a guy that
Speaker 4: may be false and maybe the cowboys who we've seen
Speaker 4: are not afraid to take some chances because they think
Speaker 4: that they have the guy. Oh yeah, tracking yeah. I
Speaker 4: think he's a guy that they're willing to. You look
Speaker 4: at the talent, it's so hard to ignore. Maybe he's
Speaker 4: a gentleman that they bring it here and they're willing to,
Speaker 4: you know, work through. I think they think they have
Speaker 4: the people in the building to cut a ground him.
Speaker 7: Would he be a plug and play kind of player.
Speaker 5: I think he could be.
Speaker 4: Now you do have to again, like he has some
Speaker 4: things he's working through, so you want to make sure
Speaker 4: that he's committed to the weigh ins and all that
Speaker 4: type of stuff and making sure that he's ready to go.
Speaker 4: But if you can get him to commit He's gonna
Speaker 4: definitely make your defensive interior better. Another guy, Dwayne Carter
Speaker 4: out of Duke Uh.
Speaker 5: He is a d tackle.
Speaker 4: I think that maybe he falls maybe into some of
Speaker 4: these later rounds. I don't think he gets out of
Speaker 4: the third personally, I mean fourth even so, and he's
Speaker 4: just filthy. He hasn't been the fourth or fifth round.
Speaker 5: Okay, yeah, so.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, so so yeah, that's crazy because he was
Speaker 4: that Lets you know how much he has falling because yeah,
Speaker 4: like yes, it's that serious.
Speaker 5: It's it's that's it's that serious.
Speaker 4: But I guess Another third round guy for me is
Speaker 4: Brandon Dorless out of Oregon.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: He's a wild card when he comes when it comes
Speaker 4: to defensive line. I think that dann Quinn would have
Speaker 4: liked him, But I do think that Zimmer might really
Speaker 4: like him because he can play almost every spot on
Speaker 4: the defensive line, and he's so tall, so tall, lengthy, explosive.
Speaker 5: And he's really a pro.
Speaker 4: He's really a problem and one of the top tackles
Speaker 4: in the draft.
Speaker 5: His name is Troy Farshanu.
Speaker 4: He said that this was the Brandon was the best
Speaker 4: defensive and defensive tackle that he played against and he
Speaker 4: went up against some competition. He's a handful, so I
Speaker 4: think he could be there in the third round as
Speaker 4: well if you want to go that route. Now you
Speaker 4: start getting to the fourth round, you're starting to look
Speaker 4: for can this guy make an impact? But like what
Speaker 4: type of impact? You gotta have a plan for these guys,
Speaker 4: and I think the Cowboys might. If they don't go
Speaker 4: running back early, maybe they go running back a little
Speaker 4: bit later.
Speaker 5: And Kamani Vidao is a guy.
Speaker 4: That I really think he I think he has He's
Speaker 4: from Troy, they're leading all time leading rusher.
Speaker 5: The vision from him is important.
Speaker 4: Because we talk about this offensive line and how they
Speaker 4: operate the vision for him. He has a strong center
Speaker 4: of gravity. I think he can come in and make
Speaker 4: this uh this running back a little bit running back
Speaker 4: room a little bit more explosive.
Speaker 5: He can do some things in the passing game as well.
Speaker 4: Maybe he's there in that fourth round, fifth round and
Speaker 4: you're able to pick up a running back and get going.
Speaker 4: I do think they're gonna double dip ind linebacker.
Speaker 6: Though the burst in the open field he has, so.
Speaker 4: He's not I wouldn't say that Kamani is like gonna
Speaker 4: just run past you. But he does know how to
Speaker 4: attack angles. And I do like the fact that he
Speaker 4: does have the capability to get skinny. And get skinny
Speaker 4: means like the hole may not be as big, but
Speaker 4: he's able to. His vision allows him to see through
Speaker 4: it and find and find it. The breakaway speed is
Speaker 4: not crazy, but it's just enough, like he has just
Speaker 4: enough suddenness. I think he's a gentleman also as well
Speaker 4: that maybe you could see in that fourth fifth round
Speaker 4: that there may be curious about as far as linebacker goes, though,
Speaker 4: do you need to we need to go okay, cool cool, cool,
Speaker 4: cool cool going No, No, But as far as linebacker goes,
Speaker 4: I think there I do expect for them to maybe
Speaker 4: double dip at linebacker because it's so much of a niche.
Speaker 4: I think that they might even attack it in undrafted
Speaker 4: free agency as well. I don't think that that's something
Speaker 4: that they're gonna really play about. I guess there's a
Speaker 4: couple of guys that interest me, and I think they
Speaker 4: got a better look at Jordan McGee out of Temple
Speaker 4: as a gentleman that they have been linked to. They
Speaker 4: took a took a look at him. I think he
Speaker 4: was a thirty day visit, if not mistaken, but some
Speaker 4: of the guys that they liked at the Shrine Bowl.
Speaker 4: So like the Shrine Bowl was a luxury because the
Speaker 4: scouts and the coaches were able to get a good
Speaker 4: look at some of these guys. And Darius Mussou out
Speaker 4: of us U c l A is a guy that
Speaker 4: I do I think that he still can work on
Speaker 4: his reactions and some of the instinctiveness sometimes absolutely, but
Speaker 4: if you put him next to another linebacker that has
Speaker 4: that fire to him, he plays with that fire to
Speaker 4: him as well. He's not for mistaken, he's some owe.
Speaker 4: So he has that, he has the hair, he has
Speaker 4: the you know, the the grit or whatever the case
Speaker 4: may be. And maybe he's a gentleman that they're interested
Speaker 4: in and tiring hopper.
Speaker 5: Out of Missouri.
Speaker 4: Now, y'all ain't gonna like it when I say this,
Speaker 4: but he's a little not that big, y'all like he's
Speaker 4: he's he's a tad bit undersized to people's standards. He's
Speaker 4: two hundred and thirty one pounds, but the way that
Speaker 4: he operated on that Missouri defense and just the attitude
Speaker 4: that they play with where he's not afraid. He's not
Speaker 4: always listen. It's not always gonna be pretty with him.
Speaker 4: But he's not afraid to come downhill. He's not afraid
Speaker 4: to see the ball and go react and go get
Speaker 4: the ball. I saw some good things from him, and
Speaker 4: if I'm not mistaken, I think the Cowboys have met
Speaker 4: with him as well.
Speaker 5: So yeah, I think that I do think they're.
Speaker 4: Gonna have to double dip at the linebacker position. Now,
Speaker 4: I mean we didn't talk about it, but wide receiver
Speaker 4: is something that I'm hoping that they don't play about
Speaker 4: as well. This wide receiver class is very deep, extremely deep,
Speaker 4: and me and Brian, Me and Brian are on the
Speaker 4: same same wavelength when it comes to them. Maybe getting
Speaker 4: a guy like a Ricky Pearsyut from Florida who is
Speaker 4: a route god. I want to say he can he
Speaker 4: can call his own number. He has very strong hands
Speaker 4: and he also to just he plays with an elusiveness
Speaker 4: that I think with pair well of CD. Now, I
Speaker 4: know some people are looking at you lost Michael Gallup.
Speaker 4: Who is your fifty to fifty guy, Who is the
Speaker 4: guy that can go up in the red zone and
Speaker 4: make a difference and go up there and snack the
Speaker 4: ball at a high clip, and I think there's a
Speaker 4: lot I personally think there's a lot of gentlemen that
Speaker 4: can do that in this draft. I think we kind
Speaker 4: of last year it was a small draft. It was
Speaker 4: a lot of the gentlemen were shorter, a little bit
Speaker 4: more shifty, And now this year you were getting back
Speaker 4: to getting guys that have some more size on them again.
Speaker 5: And so.
Speaker 4: I do think that maybe I know a lot of
Speaker 4: people don't really like him, but I think Xavier Lagette
Speaker 4: out of South Carolina.
Speaker 5: Is somebody that people are going to take a chance on.
Speaker 4: This guy has been through the ringer when it comes
Speaker 4: to his life experiences and some of the things he's
Speaker 4: done with, but he's dealt with. But the temperament and
Speaker 4: how he plays and the physicalness of how he plays
Speaker 4: is reminiscent to me of how what you're looking for
Speaker 4: from a fifty to fifty guy and a guy to
Speaker 4: go up there and snag the ball out the air
Speaker 4: at a high clip. But Troy Flank, Troy Flank, Franklin's
Speaker 4: gonna get some.
Speaker 5: Love for me from Oregon, yo, yo.
Speaker 10: I mean.
Speaker 4: As far as his size goes. If I'm not mistaken.
Speaker 4: I think he's Yeah, he's six to one. Jesus is he.
Speaker 4: I know he ain't that, mom. I wasn't even prepared
Speaker 4: for that's slightly. I wasn't prepared for that. I wasn't
Speaker 4: prepared for him to be I don't remember him being
Speaker 4: that little. Now, a lot of people are mocking Exavier
Speaker 4: Worthy to.
Speaker 5: Text from Texas here. I don't see it. I don't
Speaker 5: see it like I mean I see it. I don't
Speaker 5: see it.
Speaker 4: I don't see it like that xavier' Worthy killed because
Speaker 4: he's he's a speedster and that's fantastic and he's able
Speaker 4: to you know, but.
Speaker 5: He but he little too.
Speaker 4: I mean, I think I do think it's important for
Speaker 4: them to kind of replenish that, the fact that you
Speaker 4: don't have a guy that's just that fifty to fifty
Speaker 4: red zone guy test the catches, being able to climb
Speaker 4: in the ladder or whatever the case may be.
Speaker 5: Like, I don't think.
Speaker 4: I don't think that they I think they should address
Speaker 4: that because you do have Brandon Cooks on another year
Speaker 4: another you do have him for another year. You're looking
Speaker 4: at Ceedee Lamb and hopefully he's gonna be here and
Speaker 4: everything's gonna be okay. Jaylen Tobert, I think came along
Speaker 4: last year and you got to see some things he's
Speaker 4: capable of. But you need to replenish that that room
Speaker 4: as well. Now, all these top receivers, I think they're
Speaker 4: gonna go. We wish for thinking and being able to
Speaker 4: grab one of those guys, but yeah, I do think
Speaker 4: I do think there's gonna be a receiver taking in
Speaker 4: this draft. I can see them definitely having to take
Speaker 4: a DT because there's you just don't got no depth there, baby,
Speaker 4: But you ain't got no depth there right now, and
Speaker 4: double dipping that linebacker offensive line, Maybe they go attack
Speaker 4: twice because you've lost the center too. Maybe they pick
Speaker 4: up a center later. But yeah, there's been a couple
Speaker 4: of names linked to the team right now, and we're
Speaker 4: just kind of keeping our ears low to the ground
Speaker 4: because it's just a bunch of rumors this point. But
Speaker 4: this draft, the first three picks, it's a lot of
Speaker 4: pressure on this team. Yes, there's a lot of pressure
Speaker 4: on this team to be able to get contributions. They're
Speaker 4: gonna need contributions from these guys early why they can't
Speaker 4: play games. So it really is I think I heard
Speaker 4: Steven mention it on the radio the other day. It
Speaker 4: sounds like they're really gonna go b p A. And
Speaker 4: I'm praying and fast and that they really do.
Speaker 5: B p A is best player, best player available.
Speaker 4: I apologize, yes, I mean, I'm really hoping that that's
Speaker 4: the case with them, because there might be we might
Speaker 4: look up in the first round and we think they're
Speaker 4: gonna pick an offensive lineman and they pick a receiver.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so don't freak out.
Speaker 4: So don't freak out, don't freak out, don't freak out.
Speaker 5: But yeah, I mean sorry.
Speaker 7: Together the day of the draft, let's just like who saw.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because there's gonna be some people panicking because there's
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Speaker 3: All right, ladies, we've got two minutes before we have
Speaker 3: to go real fast. Aisha, if you are Jerry Jones, yes,
Speaker 3: put your Jerry Jones hat on. Who are you picking?
Speaker 3: Which position of me would you address early on? You
Speaker 3: kind of already touched on that, and.
Speaker 7: It's take one.
Speaker 3: You have to pick one.
Speaker 5: I have to pick one.
Speaker 4: Yep, Barnacles, that's more important. Do we need to stop
Speaker 4: the runner? Do we need to be able to run
Speaker 4: the ball?
Speaker 7: I mean both, really, both would be great.
Speaker 4: I don't want to be cliche, but I'm just I'm
Speaker 4: going to say offensive line.
Speaker 5: I think it's just it's it's a big deal. You
Speaker 5: lost two starters.
Speaker 8: Yeah, all right, tackle tackle tackle, tackle.
Speaker 6: Tackle, offensive line. I wouldn't be opposed to center if
Speaker 6: the tackle that I like is off the board. But
Speaker 6: if I had to predict, I would say offensive tackle.
Speaker 5: But I'm gooder early Well.
Speaker 6: It depends, it's nothing wrong with it. I see it
Speaker 6: more as trading down just a little bit kind of
Speaker 6: like they did. I've alluded to the Travis Frederick one earlier,
Speaker 6: so that you can pick up another pick, because remember
Speaker 6: you had traded your fourth round pick for trade lance.
Speaker 6: So I wouldn't if the tackle what no, I mean,
Speaker 6: but if you can go down to like third, third
Speaker 6: round and nab one of those DT's or an extra
Speaker 6: lineback or something. So yeah, anyway, but yes, if I
Speaker 6: had to predict its offensive line, which is.
Speaker 3: Actually I was gonna go probably left tackle, but there
Speaker 3: is a center. If we do go center, there's Jackson
Speaker 3: Powers Johnson Nott, Oregon that I know is a fan
Speaker 3: favorite that a lot of people are hoping comes here
Speaker 3: a lot.
Speaker 6: Did the mocks show him going before the Cowboys at
Speaker 6: twenty four, So we'll see, we'll see.
Speaker 5: A lot of fun.
Speaker 3: We've got to go, though, we've got it.
Speaker 5: Five more days of the draft.
Speaker 3: We don't know about that shit, Yeah, just a week
Speaker 3: left of the draft.
Speaker 7: My days, you know, I thought today was Tuesday.
Speaker 6: One week from.
Speaker 3: Today, you know, one week from today, ladies, more speculation, Yes, if.
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Speaker 3: But now the Draft Show will be airing Monday every
Speaker 3: day next week. Right, you'll have your very own Ayisha
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Speaker 3: sure to check us out. But that'll be a wrap
Speaker 3: for today's episode. We'll see you all next week.
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