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Speaker 2: For the tenth time in twenty twenty three. It is
Speaker 2: a victory Monday.
Speaker 3: Here on Talking Cowboys, as the Dallas Cowboys have now
Speaker 3: tied things up atop the NFC East ten and three
Speaker 3: thanks to a thirty three thirteen beat down over those
Speaker 3: filthy Eagles on Sunday Night Football. Welcome into Talking Cowboys, everybody.
Speaker 3: I'm Kyle Yeomans with Nick Harris, Isaiah Stanback Chris Beam
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Speaker 3: a beat down of epic proportions at at and T.
Speaker 2: Stadium, fifteen straight home wins.
Speaker 3: It was the eighth time this year that the Dallas
Speaker 3: Cowboys have won a game by twenty points or more.
Speaker 3: They are only the fifth team in NFL history to
Speaker 3: do that.
Speaker 2: Pretty impressive.
Speaker 3: To see the way that this team took care of
Speaker 3: business on the field Sunday night.
Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely phenomenal. It started from with the defense. The
Speaker 4: defensive effort was unreal. I mean, allowing six points from
Speaker 4: that Philadelphia offense throughout the entirety of the game, not
Speaker 4: allowing them to get in the end zone at least
Speaker 4: on the offense. That's It's something I couldn't have couldn't
Speaker 4: have really expected going in. I want to highlight this
Speaker 4: safety group, like right off the top, I think they
Speaker 4: were huge, and not only the final effort, but the
Speaker 4: start of this game. It was Donovan Wilson on the
Speaker 4: very first drive, ripping it loose and recovering the fumble.
Speaker 4: Then on the following drives it was jay Ron Curse.
Speaker 4: I think he had his best day in coverage throughout
Speaker 4: the season. And then on the offensive side of the ball,
Speaker 4: it was everybody getting involved, weapons all across. Jack Ferguson
Speaker 4: had a great day, Ceedee Lamb had a great day.
Speaker 4: It was just really good to see everybody get involved
Speaker 4: and from start to finish, Man, this team dominated and
Speaker 4: even when it kind of felt like Philadelphia had the
Speaker 4: door open a little bit. It always kind of felt
Speaker 4: like Dallas was going to close it really quick and
Speaker 4: twenty point win. I don't think any of us could
Speaker 4: have imagined that. Maybe Josh on Friday.
Speaker 5: Josh certainly got close. He got close to it, no doubt.
Speaker 5: I liked it, man, And you talk about the physicality.
Speaker 5: These guys definitely brought it. You talk about the Safety group.
Speaker 5: I know that's a group that I was pretty pretty
Speaker 5: adamant about and kind of on their head a little
Speaker 5: bit because they seemingly had turned into ghosts.
Speaker 6: But they weren't ghosts in this game.
Speaker 5: It was ghost of Christmas Pass because they showed up
Speaker 5: in a big way were physical. Gilmore, how about the
Speaker 5: game that he had. You know, you talk about somebody
Speaker 5: who's just been doing their job quietly, and all of
Speaker 5: a sudden he comes out and shows you how to
Speaker 5: properly respond to an emotionally heightened game. You know, you
Speaker 5: talk about aj Brown coming out there wolf and doing
Speaker 5: a bunch of talking, and instead of getting into it
Speaker 5: with AJ Brown in that regard, he just went out
Speaker 5: there and just made plays and it was awesome to
Speaker 5: see him kind of show back up in the limelight
Speaker 5: in terms of the plays that people are familiar with
Speaker 5: him making. I don't think he's had those plays to
Speaker 5: date United States in the forward facing to the general
Speaker 5: public on this team, but I think he reminded everybody
Speaker 5: last night just how dominant of a player he is.
Speaker 5: So it's awesome to see that power from the second,
Speaker 5: from the secondary, and then offensively, you know, it was
Speaker 5: good to see them get an effective ground game going.
Speaker 6: That's what I was excited to see.
Speaker 5: Dak took a little bit of a back seat in
Speaker 5: terms of his stats, but the stats on the on
Speaker 5: the ground went up against a solid outfit on their
Speaker 5: front line of the Philadelphia Eagles. So all in all,
Speaker 5: I loved it. They needed that, they needed that. They
Speaker 5: not only did they need the victory, they needed it
Speaker 5: in the manner in which they got it.
Speaker 3: It was one of those wins that it wasn't perfect,
Speaker 3: but it was.
Speaker 2: It was seamless at the same time. I know perfect
Speaker 2: and seamless are the same word to a certain extent.
Speaker 3: But Dallas in the first half was as good as
Speaker 3: Dallas has been all year long, twenty four to six
Speaker 3: at the halftime break. They scored on every drive offensively,
Speaker 3: they forced the turnovers from a defensive standpoint and limited
Speaker 3: the Philadelphia offense.
Speaker 2: Though they did move the ball significantly.
Speaker 3: Philly moved the ball in the first half, but they
Speaker 3: couldn't finish a drive, they couldn't finish it out, and
Speaker 3: they had to.
Speaker 2: Settle on two field goals.
Speaker 6: That was it.
Speaker 3: Then in the second half the defense locked down even further.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately that the Cowboys offense didn't necessarily take off the
Speaker 3: way that it probably could have. They had to then
Speaker 3: start settling for field goal and their drives started to
Speaker 3: stall out. But with the way that they took care
Speaker 3: of business in the first half, it was enough to
Speaker 3: get the job done. And there was only one moment
Speaker 3: in that second half where you said, Okay, this is
Speaker 3: maybe Philly's window of opportunity, and it was the fumble
Speaker 3: recovery that was returned for a touchdown by Jordan Davis.
Speaker 3: After that moment, it was like, Okay, if Philly gets
Speaker 3: a stop, then they're right back in it.
Speaker 6: But they didn't.
Speaker 3: Dallas went down, kicked the field goal, pushed it back
Speaker 3: to fourteen, and then after that it was over. So
Speaker 3: I love the way that they responded from every punch.
Speaker 3: Philly threw and they didn't throw a ton of them
Speaker 3: last night, but the way that they responded as a whole.
Speaker 3: This was a team that in the past we've criticized
Speaker 3: for not being the bullies, for not setting the tone
Speaker 3: and instead of backing down from the other bully or
Speaker 3: backing down from another team that has a bully like
Speaker 3: record like the Philadelphia Eagles do. They threw the first punches,
Speaker 3: They were the more physical team all four quarters.
Speaker 2: They set the.
Speaker 3: Tone and they kept that thing rolling all the way through.
Speaker 3: It was a phenomenal win. And I know Cowboys fans
Speaker 3: are excited about it. I think I'm I mean, I'm
Speaker 3: excited about it.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 3: There's still a long way to go. There's an entire
Speaker 3: month of football, important football still to be played, but
Speaker 3: it was an exciting win. We got a text from
Speaker 3: the eight one to seven here. Uh. He says that
Speaker 3: his son and this is very fitting because his son's
Speaker 3: name is Cruise, and I feel like the Cowboys cruised
Speaker 3: to a victory last night in the way that they
Speaker 3: won that game. Said He's obsessed with the Cowboys and
Speaker 3: listens to every podcast and always looks forward to the victory.
Speaker 3: Monday chant here from talking Cowboys. So it's his birthday today,
Speaker 3: so it was a birthday victory to.
Speaker 2: Give him a quick shut out.
Speaker 3: Now, Offense, Defense, Special Teams. We've talked about complimentary football
Speaker 3: a lot. Which one impressed you the most.
Speaker 2: In the way that they got the job done.
Speaker 8: Last, it would have to be a defense.
Speaker 2: A defense, wait what do you look?
Speaker 6: Look?
Speaker 8: Look? Special Teams was phenomenal.
Speaker 4: I and Brandon Aubrey man Gosh, I can't say enough
Speaker 4: about the guy and talking to him after the game,
Speaker 4: he had had a quote where he said, my wildest
Speaker 4: dreams have come true. Like it's when three years ago
Speaker 4: when he was spending every off moment that he had
Speaker 4: as a software engineer kicking at random high school fields
Speaker 4: just to prepare for these type of moments.
Speaker 8: It's definitely paying off for him. And it's so good to.
Speaker 4: See a guy who's truly humble and a guy who's
Speaker 4: a psycho path about the process, and you love to
Speaker 4: see that type of competitor, especially with himself, And that's
Speaker 4: that's kind of how it is with kickers. You know,
Speaker 4: they have to have that competitive fire within them because
Speaker 4: if they don't, then two three miss kicks in a row,
Speaker 4: you're on a different team or you're out of a job.
Speaker 4: So I mean, I have to give it to Brandon
Speaker 4: Aubrey being able to come into this league and be
Speaker 4: able to do that, but I have to give it
Speaker 4: to the defense. The defense on all three levels, I
Speaker 4: feel like, really played well. We talked about containing the
Speaker 4: pocket with Jalen Hurstson. Did he get out outside of
Speaker 4: the pocket a couple of times, absolutely, But when you
Speaker 4: can limit him in the way that they did, especially
Speaker 4: on third down, absolutely huge. Dan Quinn was phenomenal in
Speaker 4: calling specific blitzes on third down. I remember those one
Speaker 4: specifically where he sent Donovan Wilson just right up the
Speaker 4: middle through the a gap on a third down and
Speaker 4: it just forced Jalen Hurst to throw a pass that
Speaker 4: he wasn't even it wasn't even in the range of
Speaker 4: DeVante Smith that he was trying to get it to.
Speaker 4: There were a couple of other third down blitzes that
Speaker 4: were just really timely and worked out. You look at
Speaker 4: that second level, Marquis Bell and Demone Clark, they were
Speaker 4: all over the field, Marquise Bell forcing another fumble, and
Speaker 4: then in the Secondarieste Fond Gilmore had his best day
Speaker 4: as a Dallas cowboy deron Blanet. It feels like he
Speaker 4: didn't even call his name last night because he was
Speaker 4: not being thrown to, which honestly surprised me coming out
Speaker 4: of that Seattle game. I figured they would test him
Speaker 4: early and often, but they didn't. And then, like I
Speaker 4: already mentioned, that safety group had its best day of
Speaker 4: the season as well.
Speaker 8: Got to give it to the defense.
Speaker 4: When you can limit an Eagles offense like that to
Speaker 4: only six points and put together one of those type
Speaker 4: of performances and only keep them on the field for
Speaker 4: twenty three minutes in the game, got to give it
Speaker 4: to them.
Speaker 5: I don't disagree with you, however, yes, I know you do.
Speaker 6: The defense played exceptional.
Speaker 5: You knew that your defense was capable of this, and
Speaker 5: they brought it and they needed to bring it. You
Speaker 5: talk about, you know, there's the two teams that Dallas's
Speaker 5: face this year there where it was just gonna be
Speaker 5: physically brutal, right forty nine ers in Philadelphia Eagles. Eagles
Speaker 5: got him last time they needed some get back. They
Speaker 5: came back and were a more physical team against an
Speaker 5: already physical team and that was awesome. So knowing that,
Speaker 5: you again that's that that goes to the point that
Speaker 5: I made about how they won. Right, You dominated them,
Speaker 5: not only just skill wise, but physically.
Speaker 6: You beat the crap out of them.
Speaker 5: So that gives you a bode of confidence if you
Speaker 5: ever have to face those guys again. That's awesome. I
Speaker 5: am more impressive. As impressed as I am about the defense,
Speaker 5: you know they're capable of that, right. I'm really impressed
Speaker 5: by Gilmore specifically because I haven't seen that physicality out
Speaker 5: of Gilmour before. I know he's a really good player,
Speaker 5: I know he could cover, I know he's a ballhawk.
Speaker 5: I had never seen him play that far, and that
Speaker 5: was what I was most impressed by defensively in that regard.
Speaker 5: But I have to give it to Brandon Aubrey. And
Speaker 5: the reason why I give it to Brandon Aubrey is
Speaker 5: because as good as he's been, as consistent as he's been,
Speaker 5: as reliable as he's been, I don't believe that this
Speaker 5: team knew from the game aspect that he was capable
Speaker 5: of consistently making long kicks. I think that you knew
Speaker 5: that about him in practice, but putting him in a
Speaker 5: game situation, this first year guy had an opportunity you
Speaker 5: put him out there. This dude hit a sixty yarder.
Speaker 5: He had what a fifty nine yarder and a fifty
Speaker 5: yarder right forty five? Okay, you got to be kidding me. Yeah, So,
Speaker 5: I don't think. I hope people understand how much of
Speaker 5: a weapon that is, especially as you get go through
Speaker 5: the rest of this tough schedule and start trying to
Speaker 5: creep towards the playoffs. You now know, at least in
Speaker 5: a controlled element environment right inside of a dome or
Speaker 5: whatever you want to call it. Okay, at and T
Speaker 5: Stadium where there's no win, you don't have to worry
Speaker 5: about all those different outside elements.
Speaker 6: You know that if you get to the forty yard
Speaker 6: line you have a chance to score. Yep. That is
Speaker 6: huge from the from the play caller's perspective.
Speaker 5: Because now that there's no question mark we asked we
Speaker 5: want six, I could take a little bit more risk
Speaker 5: because I know that we still there's a high probability
Speaker 5: that we're still gonna walk away with points.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 5: I could get a little bit more, a little bit
Speaker 5: more aggressive with my play calling once I get to
Speaker 5: the forty because I know that at least we're gonna
Speaker 5: walk away with three at least, that's the thinking, right
Speaker 5: and you learn that about your team last night Brandon
Speaker 5: Aubrey for thirty five thirty in all that stuff had
Speaker 5: been good. Now when I get to the forty boom,
Speaker 5: put three in the bag. And that's the mentality that
Speaker 5: office of coordinators have, and that's how they address play calling.
Speaker 4: The second question he was asked yesterday in the locker
Speaker 4: room was Hey, that's that's sixty yarder.
Speaker 8: It was it.
Speaker 4: It looks pretty deep. Do you think you could hit
Speaker 4: a seventy yarder? And he said absolutely, if they asked
Speaker 4: me to do it, I could do it.
Speaker 3: And then I believe the follow up question was where
Speaker 3: do you feel comfortable kicking a field goal?
Speaker 2: And he's said, yeah, sixty eight, sixty seven, no big deal.
Speaker 2: All of us in the studio were like, wait, what.
Speaker 6: Did he just say?
Speaker 8: What do he came out there for the forty five yarder?
Speaker 8: I was like, Oh, that's a chip shot.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that's crazy.
Speaker 5: I mean, like from Dak's perspective, that changes how Dak
Speaker 5: approaches this game right, like everything about it.
Speaker 6: As an offensive player and an offensive play caller.
Speaker 5: It gives you so much confidence to know that you
Speaker 5: have points in the bag. Like, we don't have to
Speaker 5: go from the twenty five all the way down to
Speaker 5: the twenty to try to make points. We can go
Speaker 5: from the twenty five to the forty while we're talking about,
Speaker 5: you know, get game fifty yards, give me, give me
Speaker 5: five first down, give me four first down, shoot, and
Speaker 5: we can score points as major for any team, especially
Speaker 5: as you get into these highly competitive games where every
Speaker 5: possession matters. And that what I believe is the most
Speaker 5: valuable thing that came out of last night, because you
Speaker 5: now know what you have from that third of the game.
Speaker 5: You know what your offense is capable of, you know
Speaker 5: what your defense is capable of. Now you know what
Speaker 5: the heck you have as a kicker, and that is
Speaker 5: a huge advantage.
Speaker 4: I wish I could attribute this properly, but somebody did
Speaker 4: say last night, someone in the media, that Brandon Aubrey
Speaker 4: is the second.
Speaker 8: Best offensive weapon on this team behind CD Lamb.
Speaker 2: I did see. I saw that from Derek Eagleton on Twitter.
Speaker 4: It was Derek. Okay, it was Derek Awesome. Yeah, shout
Speaker 4: out to Derek. I think that's uh.
Speaker 2: I agree with that.
Speaker 8: I think that's very honest.
Speaker 4: The only thing I struggle with is DAK, But I
Speaker 4: don't know I like it for the sake of this argument,
Speaker 4: c D.
Speaker 2: Brandon, I get it, Dak is but everything runs their deck.
Speaker 3: I feel like that's probably the given here at all
Speaker 3: at all times for the quarterback.
Speaker 2: But outside of C. D. Lamb and Dak.
Speaker 3: I mean, name another player that has been as automatic
Speaker 3: as Brandon Aubrey and there's you can't.
Speaker 4: You can't name one thirty for thirty to start his
Speaker 4: NFL career field goal attempts.
Speaker 6: I have to do a thirty for thirty of this race.
Speaker 3: Six h nine texted that says ESPN needs to do
Speaker 3: a thirty for thirty on Brandon Aubrey.
Speaker 4: So he's the first kicker in NFL history to have
Speaker 4: two fifty nine plus yard field goals in the same game.
Speaker 3: So well, we'll try and do a deep blue before
Speaker 3: ESPN even gets access. We'll make a documentary on this
Speaker 3: side of it. If it continues the way that he's been.
Speaker 5: I mean, you're asking for four first downs, that's all you.
Speaker 5: I mean, you know, I'm saying from when you step
Speaker 5: on the field of his touchback, because it is a
Speaker 5: touchback because of these crazy starting at the twenty five, right,
Speaker 5: you're asking for four first downs. He's give me four
Speaker 5: first downs. You can make that at one play. You
Speaker 5: can make that end two. I don't care how many
Speaker 5: plays it takes you, Right, just move the chains down
Speaker 5: forty yards and we're good.
Speaker 4: I mean, really, only three yeah, really, only three just
Speaker 4: to give them thirty five yards.
Speaker 6: That's crazy.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's it's wild. It's wild.
Speaker 3: And the more impressive part about it is the fact
Speaker 3: that he's a rookie. This is this is his first year,
Speaker 3: like Nick talked about a second ago.
Speaker 2: Is the fact that he went into training camp and could.
Speaker 3: Have very easily lost that job, wouldn't even be here,
Speaker 3: has not had I mean, and he's completely.
Speaker 2: Taking advantage of the opportunity.
Speaker 3: It's it's incredible what he's been doing in the way
Speaker 3: that they've continued to step up their game from a
Speaker 3: special team standpoint has been phenomenal to see how that
Speaker 3: has rolled in the right direction.
Speaker 2: Back to the offensive side of the foot ball.
Speaker 3: What part of the offense impressed you the most in
Speaker 3: the way that they were able to take care of
Speaker 3: business last night?
Speaker 6: Running game? Yeah, yeah, the running game.
Speaker 5: I mean, there weren't any like big splash runs outside
Speaker 5: of Cavante turpens. But I think the fact that you
Speaker 5: were able to control the line of scrimmage, I think
Speaker 5: that was so important for those guys, especially against his opponent,
Speaker 5: because they're I mean, outside of the Philadelphia Eagles, this
Speaker 5: isn't a There isn't another outside of Philadelphia Eagles and
Speaker 5: the forty nine ers. There aren't any other defensive lines
Speaker 5: that I'm like, you know what, you should probably be
Speaker 5: worried about these guys, right, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: And even with the forty nine ers, the forty nine
Speaker 5: ers more so, I'm more concerned about their pass rush
Speaker 5: than their run stopping ability, even though they got some
Speaker 5: dogs in there.
Speaker 6: But Philadelphia is a team that you think about.
Speaker 5: If you're going to say there's a team you can't
Speaker 5: run against based upon personnel, it's the Philadelphia, you know, Eagles.
Speaker 6: And for Dallas to go out there.
Speaker 5: And move these guys off the ball the way they did,
Speaker 5: you saw it on film, You saw the forty nine
Speaker 5: ers did you saw some of the success that other
Speaker 5: teams have had, and you went out there and it's
Speaker 5: one thing to see it as another thing guy actually
Speaker 5: put it in, execute, put a game plan in and executed,
Speaker 5: and move these big boys off the ball. Fletcher Cox,
Speaker 5: the big Baby, Davis freaking Jalen Carter.
Speaker 6: Like all these guys.
Speaker 5: Being able to move these guys into the second level
Speaker 5: and get your guys with a four point three yard
Speaker 5: average on thirty plus carries.
Speaker 6: That's huge.
Speaker 5: That's the type of bully ball that you have to
Speaker 5: have going into the playoffs. I'm just telling you, as
Speaker 5: the elements change, you're gonna have one game next week,
Speaker 5: that or this week that you're it's gonna be coodas
Speaker 5: all is goosebumps right, It's gonna be coodesc out there.
Speaker 5: You need to be able to have the confidence to
Speaker 5: turn around, hand the ball off and be able to
Speaker 5: move guys off the line of scrimmage. From the offensive
Speaker 5: play calling perspective, If you have that, I guarantee you
Speaker 5: you will see a better version of DAK And I'm
Speaker 5: saying that ten times over, because once these guys have
Speaker 5: that ability where they get this turn around and hand.
Speaker 6: It off, this offense is going to explode.
Speaker 5: Not saying that they haven't already, but I guarantee you
Speaker 5: haven't seen the best version of it until these guys
Speaker 5: get that confidence on front.
Speaker 3: I haven't done the film study dive yet. I'll do
Speaker 3: that this afternoon. But the way that Tony Pollard and
Speaker 3: Rico Dowdele were seeing the field, to the cuts, the vision,
Speaker 3: the awareness, I mean, it looked like they were both
Speaker 3: running with confidence, and part of that goes to the
Speaker 3: offensive line. There were holes to run through at times,
Speaker 3: and it didn't break for the big play. You didn't
Speaker 3: have the massive gain, you didn't have the twenty plus
Speaker 3: yard gain. I mean it was it was twenty two
Speaker 3: from Turpin on the end around, and then you had
Speaker 3: Dowdle with nine yards and Pollard with eleven. That was
Speaker 3: the longest out ever out of all of their runs.
Speaker 3: I loved the way they todd the rock. Plus they
Speaker 3: got Tony Pollard involved in the passing game too. Titus
Speaker 3: career high with seven receptions. Last time he did that
Speaker 3: was back in Week two against the Jets. So they're
Speaker 3: finding a way to utilize these guys more.
Speaker 2: I'm with you, though, I still don't think they've unlocked
Speaker 2: the full potential of this ground.
Speaker 6: Game, but they're growing. Right. You talk about Tony Pollter.
Speaker 5: We I know we talked about in the pregame show,
Speaker 5: Tony Pollard for the majority of the season had how
Speaker 5: many touches the game twelve? That was his number, right,
Speaker 5: But at the last three games is creeping up right.
Speaker 5: We talked about it and going towards twenty right, and
Speaker 5: the last night on the show we said, you guys
Speaker 5: have twenty touches. I think he had what twenty three
Speaker 5: somewhere around there touches last night. That is important for
Speaker 5: his confidence. You talk about how these guys were seeing
Speaker 5: the field, Kyle. Just to give everybody understanding what Kyle's
Speaker 5: referencing here, there was times where the play was was
Speaker 5: drawn up to go.
Speaker 6: A certain direction.
Speaker 5: Let's go ahead and say there was one play that
Speaker 5: was actually designed to go to the right, and I remember.
Speaker 2: Kyle's They were flowed down and one yeah, Kyle's.
Speaker 6: Oh that was a nice counter and I was like,
Speaker 6: that's that encounter.
Speaker 2: And then when they showed the replay, the entire blocking
Speaker 2: scheme was headed that direction. Not supposed to be accounting
Speaker 2: it was dive right.
Speaker 6: It was dive right.
Speaker 5: But because of his vision, he recognized that, hey, these
Speaker 5: linebackers not only has the D line kind of all
Speaker 5: went to that direction. The linebackers have overflowed, right, They
Speaker 5: free flowed to that direction. So guess what now, just
Speaker 5: because that's the design of the play doesn't mean that's
Speaker 5: where I'm gonna go. I have the vision and the
Speaker 5: awareness and the understanding of the blocking scheme to see
Speaker 5: that if I go backside, it's on me, right, it's
Speaker 5: on me all because there's nothing that structurally that sound
Speaker 5: that should be back there for me to be able
Speaker 5: to go through. But guess what it is because of
Speaker 5: the linebackers and what they did. So how does that
Speaker 5: affect things going forward? Well, now, going forward, teams are
Speaker 5: going to see that on film. Okay, you think about
Speaker 5: back in the day Treel Davis right in his own scheme,
Speaker 5: half of his dog on big players came off of
Speaker 5: what cutbacks have them came off of cutbacks. He pushed
Speaker 5: the ball front side and his own scheme. They want
Speaker 5: to free flow, the linebackers want to get in and
Speaker 5: get caught in the wash. He takes a little peek,
Speaker 5: uses his perferal vision and he cuts backside right. And
Speaker 5: there's plenty of backs that have done this in the past,
Speaker 5: but with Tony Pouler's explosiveness to be able to see
Speaker 5: the field that way.
Speaker 6: Now as a linebacker, I can't. I can't go front side.
Speaker 5: I can't fully commit to one side of the field
Speaker 5: because this dude might expose me on the backside.
Speaker 6: So what does that now allowed for you to do?
Speaker 5: Well, if that second level is now playing cautious and
Speaker 5: they're trying to play both sides right, playing the right
Speaker 5: side and the left side of the center just in case,
Speaker 5: now all of a sudden, that front side, where the
Speaker 5: player is actually designed starts opening up more and more.
Speaker 5: So from that vision standpoint, it's huge. And not only
Speaker 5: one of them was doing it, of them were doing
Speaker 5: it right.
Speaker 3: Rico and Tony the four to three four here disagrees
Speaker 3: a little bit. They said a few times running back
Speaker 3: vision wasn't great. They made the wrong cuts right into
Speaker 3: an eagle player going straight into the ground.
Speaker 2: That's part of running the football twenty times.
Speaker 3: I mean, whenever you can make the right cut, nine
Speaker 3: times out of ten, you're gonna have one cut where
Speaker 3: you go right another ground.
Speaker 2: That's part of it.
Speaker 3: There were cuts that should have been stopped for losses,
Speaker 3: that should have been stopped for no gain on multiple
Speaker 3: occasions from both Pollard and doubtle that they turned it
Speaker 3: into something more, and they turned it into a better run.
Speaker 3: There was more confidence in the way that they toted
Speaker 3: the rock last night, especially in the first half, than there.
Speaker 2: Was at any point in the rest of the regular
Speaker 2: season so far.
Speaker 4: And I think a lot of credit has to go
Speaker 4: up front as well. They're starting to pave those running
Speaker 4: lanes up front. And I have to give Tyler Piati's
Speaker 4: credit because I know that was a guy that we
Speaker 4: looked at early in the season was like, you have
Speaker 4: to be better in the run, in the run game,
Speaker 4: and I think he's starting to stack that now with
Speaker 4: with Tyler Smith next to him on his left, Sack
Speaker 4: Martin next to him on the right, these guys are
Speaker 4: creating those holes up up the middle. And you know,
Speaker 4: I think back to Tony Pollard and what he was
Speaker 4: able to do to do last season and I actually
Speaker 4: did kind of a deep dive on it last weekend,
Speaker 4: and there was a lot of action that he had
Speaker 4: between the tackles. It's not entirely different from what he's
Speaker 4: doing now. Obviously the volume is much more now and
Speaker 4: he's taken on that lead back roll, but most of
Speaker 4: his success was between the tackles. It was, you know,
Speaker 4: screaming in between those defensive linemen and bouncing around from
Speaker 4: a linebacker as the offensive line got to the second level.
Speaker 4: And we're starting to see that a little bit. We're
Speaker 4: starting to see him break away for those fifteen twenty
Speaker 4: yard type runs where you know, you see that little
Speaker 4: bit of explosion from Tony Pollard. I think his day
Speaker 4: is coming, and I think it's coming next Sunday.
Speaker 2: You think so, I think so.
Speaker 4: Nineteenth, nineteenth best rush defense in the league. They need
Speaker 4: this running game to be really, really strong next week.
Speaker 4: I know we'll dive into it this week, but I
Speaker 4: think Tony Pollard has his day next week.
Speaker 3: All right, when we take our first break or when
Speaker 3: we come back from our first we're going to continue
Speaker 3: talking about this win.
Speaker 2: Thirty three thirteen.
Speaker 3: Defensive side of the ball was fantastic. But which element
Speaker 3: defensive line, second level or the second dary did their
Speaker 3: job the best and how much does that build your
Speaker 3: confidence moving into this final month of the regular season.
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Speaker 3: will answer your text message. This one from the eight
Speaker 3: to h six, He keeps saying, m V. Prescott I
Speaker 3: want to throw out a shout out to his buddies,
Speaker 3: to Fort D. Nasty and Ryan Teddy, and then I mean,
Speaker 3: just you talk about m V Prescott, did he look
Speaker 3: like MV Prescott last night? The way that he helped
Speaker 3: lead that team to a win twenty four of thirty
Speaker 3: nine passing.
Speaker 5: It was gonna be hard for him to do better
Speaker 5: than he did last time in Week nine. I mean,
Speaker 5: that Week ninth performance was out of his world. Three
Speaker 5: seventy four, three touchdowns, zero interceptions, you know, no turnovers.
Speaker 5: That was gonna be hard to double up. So I
Speaker 5: think he did what was necessary to get his team
Speaker 5: to a victory last night, but it's not going to
Speaker 5: show up in the stat line.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Mario from South Texas says, do you think Shaq
Speaker 3: Leonard is regretting choosing the wrong team?
Speaker 8: That's funny.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Yeah, two tackles night, we'll see heem got beat
Speaker 3: by twenty.
Speaker 4: So Yeah, I saw him on the field pre game,
Speaker 4: and Tony Dungee had actually come up to him right
Speaker 4: as I was kind of walking by and checking him out,
Speaker 4: And yeah, I think it's gonna take a little bit
Speaker 4: for him get used to being on that defense. He
Speaker 4: didn't get in I don't think until late in the
Speaker 4: second quarter and only had two tackles. Wasn't super efficient
Speaker 4: and Dallas attacked him in the past game as soon
Speaker 4: as he came on.
Speaker 2: The field, so it's known they made a point. This
Speaker 2: is yeah, they made a point.
Speaker 3: This question nine one four asked what did you think
Speaker 3: of Terrence Steel overall last night?
Speaker 2: That's Steve and New York.
Speaker 4: That's another one I need to give credit to. He
Speaker 4: did give up a sack to Hisan Reddick, but when
Speaker 4: you could you look at it on paper compared to
Speaker 4: what he gave up in the last game against Philadelphia,
Speaker 4: it's the four sacks and the twelve pressures. Got to
Speaker 4: give my props to Terrence steel Man. I saw his
Speaker 4: high school get absolutely obliterated on Saturday afternoon in the
Speaker 4: States in my finals. But he bounced back on Sunday
Speaker 4: and proved the Steel name right. So shout out to
Speaker 4: Terrence Steel.
Speaker 3: Yeah, really nice job by by Steele. What did you
Speaker 3: think about the offensive line as a whole?
Speaker 5: Offense line is a whole did relatively well. There's definitely
Speaker 5: some penalties that that were giving up and a couple
Speaker 5: of pressures pressure, but you're facing a really good defensive line,
Speaker 5: So I mean, that's I mean, you have to give
Speaker 5: credit for credits.
Speaker 3: Dude.
Speaker 5: You're not gonna win every single battle, you know, and unfortunately,
Speaker 5: some of your losses are gonna come at the expense
Speaker 5: of either a sack of pressure or you know, some
Speaker 5: some penalties. And that's just the reality when you're facing
Speaker 5: a great opponent on the defensive front.
Speaker 6: So overall, I was glad.
Speaker 5: To see them improve from their last outing versus that outfit,
Speaker 5: and I think it's gonna help them going forward in
Speaker 5: these next games.
Speaker 3: Uh, how big of a loss could Jonathan Hankins be?
Speaker 3: That's from the eight four five.
Speaker 5: I'm praying, I'm praying that he's that he's okay. That
Speaker 5: would be a tremendous loss. Tremendous is one of the
Speaker 5: reasons why I was kind of beating the table run
Speaker 5: the trade deadline to go out there and get a
Speaker 5: get a big run stopper, because if that was to
Speaker 5: present itself this situation that we're now in with him,
Speaker 5: you know, injured, not knowing what the injury is.
Speaker 6: But it put it exposes a weakness in your team.
Speaker 5: Obviously, you still will who diga Zola and Nevill Gallamore,
Speaker 5: guys like that who've been playing well.
Speaker 6: But it's not a Jonathan Hankins.
Speaker 5: There is not another Jonathan Hankins on this current roster,
Speaker 5: somebody who has that impact that he has.
Speaker 3: And they highlighted him a bit last night, but the
Speaker 3: Bonzie Smith, the first couple of snaps didn't go his way.
Speaker 3: He fought back, he battled back, saw a little bit
Speaker 3: more time last night because he needed to see some
Speaker 3: more time.
Speaker 5: Uh, there's there's just not a not It hasn't been
Speaker 5: as effective. There's not another Johnathan Hankins on his team.
Speaker 5: And that's the reason why I was hoping that at
Speaker 5: the trade deadline they would have added to that room.
Speaker 6: They didn't. Somebody else has to step up. Now we'll
Speaker 6: see what the injury is.
Speaker 4: The fact that Nevill Gallimore and Mazzi basically split snaps
Speaker 4: after Hankins came out yesterday leads me to believe there's
Speaker 4: not a ton of confidence and what's behind Jonathan Hankins there?
Speaker 8: But quick update there, it's a high ankle sprain.
Speaker 4: We'll know more from Mike McCarthy today as far as
Speaker 4: a timeline, but they're inspecting him two to four.
Speaker 8: Yeah, they're expecting him to be back for the playoffs.
Speaker 3: You think, especially for an offensivesnef there's not a severity
Speaker 3: of the spring, but high ankle sprains are.
Speaker 6: They're bad.
Speaker 4: They bad to the account the size as well, Like
Speaker 4: that's that's gonna be a tougher injury to overcome and
Speaker 4: how how important that ankle is. Expect him to be
Speaker 4: back for the playoffs, but I don't expect anything before then.
Speaker 8: First thing I think about is Miami.
Speaker 3: But is it the Denzel Washington meme when he's got
Speaker 3: the papers on the table and he slams the table down.
Speaker 8: That's me right now. That's what It was a physical game.
Speaker 4: I mean, there was a lot of guys who went
Speaker 4: down had to be tended to by the training staff.
Speaker 4: But it seems like Jonathan Hankins is really the only
Speaker 4: one that is going to be a long term deal
Speaker 4: and that will affect them in the next couple of weeks.
Speaker 3: Billy from grand View says, I can finally see the
Speaker 3: stamp that our head coach has made on this program.
Speaker 2: Great Cowboys victory last night. I think he deserves a
Speaker 2: ton of credit.
Speaker 4: Grandview High School mascot do you know what it is, Zebras,
Speaker 4: let's go test me.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I'll have to have to give it to Mike McCarthy
Speaker 8: as well. I mean, he he he.
Speaker 4: Took a lot of criticism before the bye week, and
Speaker 4: I think it was just right. I heard this offense.
Speaker 4: It wasdale. It was yeah, four and two at the buy,
Speaker 4: specifically at the bio, but the offense was stale. It
Speaker 4: couldn't convert in the red zone. There are a lot
Speaker 4: of things that worked and getting the ball down the field,
Speaker 4: the running game was inefficient, and now we're looking up
Speaker 4: ten weeks later and all cylinders are firing. I really
Speaker 4: can't point to one big area of concern on this
Speaker 4: offense right now. Maybe the running game at times, but
Speaker 4: I still have a lot of confidence about where that
Speaker 4: is heading and where it's going. Aside from that, I
Speaker 4: don't have any issues. This has really been a phenomenal
Speaker 4: effort by this offense. It's the number one scoring offensive league.
Speaker 4: Dak Prescott is at the front of the MVP conversation.
Speaker 4: I mean, no matter what ends up happening the rest
Speaker 4: of the way, you have to give Mike McCarthy credit
Speaker 4: for what he's done on the OFFENSI side of the
Speaker 4: ball this season.
Speaker 5: Yeah, only thing I highlighted, same thing we did last week.
Speaker 5: It was just the penalties. You know, you just have
Speaker 5: to we have to do away with those penalties. And
Speaker 5: that's on both sides of the ball. But offensively, knowing
Speaker 5: how important it is for this team to be able
Speaker 5: to score points and keep the momentum in that regard
Speaker 5: that the defense plays off of what offense is doing.
Speaker 5: And if the offense is shooting themselves in the foot
Speaker 5: because of penalties, right, whether it be holding calls or whatever,
Speaker 5: my my, you know, fall star penalties, it's gonna, it's gonna.
Speaker 6: It could hurt you. It could hurt you.
Speaker 5: To me, I mean, you talk about making a big
Speaker 5: play and all of a sudden, now instead of it
Speaker 5: being you know, first down and now all of a sudden,
Speaker 5: it's first and twenty Like those things matter. Those things
Speaker 5: matter in a major way. So I would like to
Speaker 5: see that dwindled down to none, to where you're just
Speaker 5: not shooting yourself in the foot, you know, rather than
Speaker 5: not watch Harlem Knights. But you know, outside of that,
Speaker 5: I feel good about where this offense is going.
Speaker 2: Well, they moved in the right direction. In that category.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they had nine penalties for one hundred and twenty
Speaker 3: seven yards against Seattle, and they had seven penalties for
Speaker 3: sixty yard like, so it was half the yard is
Speaker 3: cut the penalties down.
Speaker 6: I mean, that's good. I'm with it.
Speaker 5: I'll take right slow process, but it's still progress.
Speaker 2: It's working out, it's progress. It's progressed.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: I asked before.
Speaker 3: We went into the the break, which level of the
Speaker 3: defense impressed you the most. I know y'all have talked
Speaker 3: about there's a couple questions about it on the text
Speaker 3: line here about who impressed you between the defensive line,
Speaker 3: second level.
Speaker 2: Secondary, Which one was secondary? I thought the secondary may.
Speaker 6: Safety best game as a whole as a whole.
Speaker 5: I mean I could point out individual guys, but the
Speaker 5: secondary as a whole play really well. I think Deron
Speaker 5: Bland had a nice bounce back game as well. He
Speaker 5: showed that that was just a spoof that that would
Speaker 5: happened last week. You know, they just they played physical.
Speaker 5: You could tell that it was a point of emphasis
Speaker 5: from in their meeting rooms to go out there and
Speaker 5: hit the crap out of these cats, you know, punch
Speaker 5: the ball, hit them, you know, you know rally to
Speaker 5: the ball. You know, do whatever you can to ensure
Speaker 5: that these guys feel you. There were multiple receivers on
Speaker 5: the Philadelphia Eagles that took some time to get up.
Speaker 5: You know, throughout the game, they weren't just popping up
Speaker 5: and running back to the huddle. These guys were having
Speaker 5: to think about dang it ain't hurting that. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 5: gonna feel that one tomorrow and take the little slow
Speaker 5: time getting up.
Speaker 6: And you see that.
Speaker 5: As a defender, you see that, and then you rally
Speaker 5: together and you want to hit them again. You know,
Speaker 5: it's a violent game. You know, you you don't want
Speaker 5: to injure anybody, but you want everybody to feel you
Speaker 5: for the week to come.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I love Devontae Smith.
Speaker 4: I think he's a huge weapon for them, But man,
Speaker 4: that hit that he took from Elie Cooker on that
Speaker 4: third down that forced in completion, and he took a
Speaker 4: couple of more throughout that night. That's that's what you
Speaker 4: gotta do against. So a weapon like that, you know,
Speaker 4: he's one hundred and sixty five pounds. You got to
Speaker 4: be able to put that that weight on him and
Speaker 4: let him feel it.
Speaker 8: MALIEK. Cooker was doing it. Donovan Wilson was doing it.
Speaker 8: Jayon Curse.
Speaker 4: I feel like again had his best day in coverage
Speaker 4: as a Dallas cowboy.
Speaker 8: I mean it was. It was a huge, huge adding
Speaker 8: for those safeties.
Speaker 4: And then when you factor in Gilmore and Bland as well,
Speaker 4: then you know, there you go. And it feels like
Speaker 4: Jordan Lewis's name wasn't called last night that often too.
Speaker 4: It was a great problem, great problem. RDI J says,
Speaker 4: can Parsons get a holding call?
Speaker 6: Please?
Speaker 2: Held all day long?
Speaker 6: Yeah? He was. Yeah.
Speaker 8: I don't understand it.
Speaker 2: I really don't.
Speaker 8: It's he's only been called for two holding penalties.
Speaker 3: Maybe he has to do the Philadelphia Eagles defensive line pirouettes.
Speaker 2: He's spinning Fleer Cox. Yeah, the Fletcher Cox. Just look
Speaker 2: at me. I don't know.
Speaker 4: I just wonder, like, do you Jerry Jones called out
Speaker 4: the officials and in his game availability yesterday, he'll be
Speaker 4: getting a call today. I'm sure, but yeah, but it's
Speaker 4: just I mean, it's it's it's I don't know. If
Speaker 4: you're Michael Parsons, I don't know what you can do
Speaker 4: other than in the offseason go meet with somebody and
Speaker 4: be like what am I doing wrong?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 8: What is what is happening?
Speaker 4: Because I see at least three a game, at least
Speaker 4: three a game on Michael Parsons, So I don't know,
Speaker 4: it's weird. It's a weird thing. I haven't seen anything
Speaker 4: like this before, have you?
Speaker 6: No, I haven't. But you know, just keep doing what
Speaker 6: you're doing. You control the controllables.
Speaker 5: Let you know, double j and arrested the crew you
Speaker 5: know here in the executive offices.
Speaker 6: Let them handle the other aspects, Let them handle.
Speaker 5: The legalities and the communication with the league, because he's
Speaker 5: going to get those calls. Those calls will come through
Speaker 5: when you need them most. He just has to continue
Speaker 5: to play the same way.
Speaker 2: And he has continued to play the same way.
Speaker 3: Had a big sack and a late down scenario last night,
Speaker 3: forcing a field goal, forcing them back. The pressures were there.
Speaker 3: I'm excited to see what those numbers look like today.
Speaker 3: But for the most part, the fact that this defense
Speaker 3: can still rely on that pass rush.
Speaker 2: There are times this year where they haven't.
Speaker 3: Been as relentless, they haven't been as effective, but man,
Speaker 3: when they are, it is a game changer. And I
Speaker 3: felt like the second half against Seattle first half, they
Speaker 3: weren't very effective. Second half they turned it on against
Speaker 3: Seattle and it changed the entire game, changed the entire
Speaker 3: flow of that football game. This time, they were effective
Speaker 3: all four quarters and it changed the way the game
Speaker 3: was played, and it kept Jalen Hurts off balance. We
Speaker 3: had the stats everything coming into it saying that Jalen
Speaker 3: Hurts was not very good under pressure this season, and
Speaker 3: Dallas got after him, put pressure on him. So lots
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I think they found something in the second half
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Speaker 4: to your point on the past rush unit. I think
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Speaker 3: on his face. He looks like he's satisfied, and he's
Speaker 3: holding up just the number one.
Speaker 2: That's what he's holding up. And the reason why I chose.
Speaker 3: This peach specifically is because he is holding up that
Speaker 3: number one. There is only one player in the history
Speaker 3: of the NFL to hit thirty straight kicks to start
Speaker 3: his career. And there's only one player in the history
Speaker 3: of the NFL to hit a fifty nine yarder and
Speaker 3: a sixty yarder in the same single game, and that's
Speaker 3: Brandon Aubrey. He gets the first smelly sticker. He was
Speaker 3: fantastic last night, and he continues to prove the doubters wrong.
Speaker 3: That's what the smirk is for. He's saying, not so fast.
Speaker 3: I'm Brandon Aubrey, butter Aubrey, and he's been obramatic all
Speaker 3: year long.
Speaker 8: Bang what you did there?
Speaker 4: Bang?
Speaker 6: I'm going to break the rules a little bit Hereaborce
Speaker 6: what is that? I can't break the rules?
Speaker 2: I mean you can, but come on, what are you doing?
Speaker 5: I'm gonna go with these three bananas here, three of them.
Speaker 5: There's three banana you guys, see these three bananas right here.
Speaker 2: That's how many kids I'm having.
Speaker 6: That's exactly right, you.
Speaker 8: That was trauma?
Speaker 6: What else? What else came in threes? Yesterday?
Speaker 8: Fields?
Speaker 6: Field goals? What else?
Speaker 8: The safety unit.
Speaker 6: What else.
Speaker 8: Force fumbles?
Speaker 5: Ah, three forced fumbles, good things, good scenes coming three.
Speaker 6: So I'm not gonna highlight one player. I'm not gonna
Speaker 6: highlight just a secondary.
Speaker 5: I'm highlighting this defense collectively for forcing three turtles because.
Speaker 6: We knew that this team likes to cough the ball up.
Speaker 6: No pun intended. Yeh, that's what I'm saying. So these
Speaker 6: are three bananas for the three balls that they coughed up.
Speaker 6: Thank you.
Speaker 4: A quick couple of quick notes on that I had
Speaker 4: asked Stefan Gilmour after the game. I said, was there
Speaker 4: an emphasis going into the week on ripping the ball?
Speaker 4: Because it felt like every single time that they had
Speaker 4: an opportunity to go for the ball, they were attacking it,
Speaker 4: punching and trying to rip at it. And he said
Speaker 4: Coach Quinn told them earlier in the week that the
Speaker 4: ball is going to be a live go for it.
Speaker 8: Be aggressive and you'll grab it.
Speaker 4: And if you remember the last time these two teams
Speaker 4: played a Week nine, they were able to force three
Speaker 4: fumbles and all three bounced right back into the hands
Speaker 4: of the Eagles. This time, all three bounce back into
Speaker 4: the hands of the Cowboys. That's that's definitely a difference
Speaker 4: maker whenever you're looking at it on paper. So yeah,
Speaker 4: cool stuff there. So, uh my, my little smelly sticker
Speaker 4: here this I don't even know what this fruit is?
Speaker 8: You know, is this like a raspberry?
Speaker 2: That looks yeah, that's a raspberry.
Speaker 6: I think it's definitely a raspberry.
Speaker 8: What color shade of red would you say this is?
Speaker 4: It's like a it's like a it's like a dark crimson,
Speaker 4: you know, sure who else has this this kind of
Speaker 4: like shade of red?
Speaker 8: Right here?
Speaker 4: The University of South Carolina where Stefan Gilmore what's college?
Speaker 4: That was really stretching stretched, but uh yeah, Stefan Gilmour
Speaker 4: nine tackles, one forced fumble, great coverage on AJ Brown
Speaker 4: all uh all night had his best game as a
Speaker 4: Dallas Cowboy. Have to give him credit. Trayvon Diggs was
Speaker 4: in the locker room after the game and was giving
Speaker 4: him credit as well.
Speaker 8: Super awesome to see. So shout out to fan Gilmore.
Speaker 3: We've got some really good smelly sticker uh submissions votes
Speaker 3: so far.
Speaker 2: This one is onion for Jake Ferguson.
Speaker 3: He's giving everybody that's guarded him problems and making him
Speaker 3: cry when he's cut them down nice.
Speaker 8: I like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was, actually I was looking for one. I
Speaker 2: don't think we have one.
Speaker 3: Uh, smelly sticker for Gilmore, not even close for me.
Speaker 3: You got that one from uh Brandon.
Speaker 2: Aubrey's got a ton of them.
Speaker 3: Uh, here's another one, Iceberg for smelly sticker for fergu
Speaker 3: Berg and Aubrey because both are cold and smooth as ice.
Speaker 7: Oh.
Speaker 2: I like that, well done, getting creative.
Speaker 6: I like it.
Speaker 2: Another Gilmore submission.
Speaker 3: Old man may not have the speed he once did,
Speaker 3: but he had the best game of his season.
Speaker 2: I don't know he showed he showed it off.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 2: It appears that the fans have chosen Jake Ferguson. So
Speaker 2: I'll let you guys help me out here. Which one
Speaker 2: do you feel like best describes Jake Ferguson?
Speaker 6: Here?
Speaker 3: Is there is there something? Oh, there's a leaping pineapple
Speaker 3: that's gotta.
Speaker 6: Be it freaking to your friend me?
Speaker 2: That is it? It's this is this one right here
Speaker 2: as a hurtling pineapple?
Speaker 6: Perfect?
Speaker 8: Can you put it like over the star somewhere? Is
Speaker 8: that possible? Like hurtling over the top of the star.
Speaker 2: I don't know. We've got a got a lot of
Speaker 2: snake stickers on this thing. I've been winning a lot
Speaker 2: of games. There you go right there for Jake Ferguson.
Speaker 3: Represented by the fans. He he gets at least five
Speaker 3: to six.
Speaker 2: Now seven votes in here on the text line.
Speaker 3: So Jake Ferguson smelly sticker will get John Machoda's later
Speaker 3: in the week as well. But that's gonna do it
Speaker 3: for us here on Talking Cowboys on this victory Monday.
Speaker 3: Hope you guys had as much fun as we did
Speaker 3: breaking this one down. We'll be back on Wednesday. No
Speaker 3: show tomorrow because we will be out in the community serving,
Speaker 3: serving alongside the Salvation Army, so we'll have fun doing that.
Speaker 3: We will be back on Wednesday for Nick Harris, Isaiah Stanback,
Speaker 3: Chris Beam in the backup yoman saying so long from
Speaker 3: Talking Cowboys they took down those Eagles thirty three thirteen.
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