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Speaker 1: At the Star. Now your host, Nicole Hutchison.
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Speaker 4: Okay, it's been a minute. Nicole is out today.
Speaker 5: She will be back next week.
Speaker 2: So in the meantime, you guys get to deal with
Speaker 2: the puns on puns on puns. I have to make
Speaker 2: Nicole proud while she's gone, So don't you worry.
Speaker 4: I wrote some down. I will not let up today.
Speaker 4: I will make her proud with that. Ladies.
Speaker 2: Cowboys are now two and two of the season as
Speaker 2: they defeat the GMN twenty to fifteen. Did we all
Speaker 2: go back and check our final score predictions? How close
Speaker 2: were we?
Speaker 4: How close. Were we not?
Speaker 6: Think I had it twenty eight twenty Is that right something?
Speaker 5: It sounds yeahs were right in there.
Speaker 7: Uh huh.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So I was a little bit over in my prediction
Speaker 6: in terms of points scored, but it was fairly close
Speaker 6: to the ratio of the win. Do you remember that,
Speaker 6: it was like we were almost identical.
Speaker 7: I oh no, I think it was like twenty three
Speaker 7: twenty seven something like that.
Speaker 9: So now I was less than it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think you have put the scoring. Yeah.
Speaker 7: I had the Giants like twenty or something like that,
Speaker 7: the Cowboys like twenty three something. I know I was
Speaker 7: twenty twenty three because they were only averaging.
Speaker 6: Wait, I'm the only one that picked Cowboys that came.
Speaker 4: I picked the Cowboys. But twenty twenty three.
Speaker 2: All right, ladies, very low scoring game. But I guess
Speaker 2: the biggest storylines to come out of this week those
Speaker 2: injuries man one after another after another.
Speaker 4: You hate to see it.
Speaker 2: And then we'll get into the penalties as well, since
Speaker 2: that was another big storyline of the game. Christy, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna go to you for this one, because the two
Speaker 2: biggest injuries out of the game, obviously to Marcus Lawrence
Speaker 2: and Micah Parsons. There was some updates from various sources
Speaker 2: around Twitter that Mike is dealing with a high ankle
Speaker 2: spring and that DeMarcus Lawrence will be out for a
Speaker 2: few weeks TBD on how long with a foot injury?
Speaker 4: Christy on the sideline view for both of those, What
Speaker 4: did you.
Speaker 6: See well with DeMarcus Lawrence? At first, I was hopeful
Speaker 6: that he might get back in the game because when
Speaker 6: he came over to the sideline and it was obviously
Speaker 6: they were looking at his left foot and they had
Speaker 6: removed the sock and the shoe and they were checking
Speaker 6: on him and then took him to the locker room.
Speaker 6: And it was not long after that he returned to
Speaker 6: the bench area with a shoe on and was down
Speaker 6: in the bench area going through movements where you get
Speaker 6: down in the stance and come up out of the stance.
Speaker 6: He was testing that foot to see if he could
Speaker 6: fire off right, if he could move and move laterally
Speaker 6: and everything. And so he did that for a couple
Speaker 6: of minutes, and then he went to the training table
Speaker 6: which is just behind the bench, and they removed the
Speaker 6: shoe in the sock again and taped it up and
Speaker 6: put the shoe back on, and then he was standing
Speaker 6: on the sideline with his helmet, not sitting on the bench,
Speaker 6: but literally standing on the sideline as if he were
Speaker 6: ready to go back in. But he never re entered
Speaker 6: the game. And then with Micah, you know, he really
Speaker 6: couldn't put any weight. That was late in the fourth quarter,
Speaker 6: and he really couldn't put any weight on that left
Speaker 6: foot ankle, as he needed to be helped to the sideline.
Speaker 6: They took him immediately to the blue medical tent and
Speaker 6: then within I could see probably a minute and a
Speaker 6: half two minutes later, I can see they walkie talkie
Speaker 6: and call for the cart to come out from the tunnel.
Speaker 6: And so when I see the walkie talking, I'm thinking, oh, oh,
Speaker 6: here comes the cart. So he really it's only like
Speaker 6: two steps from the blue medical tent onto the cart,
Speaker 6: and he wasn't moving real well to get on it.
Speaker 6: So I thought, uh, oh, this could be at least
Speaker 6: a few weeks. But you know, he had a like
Speaker 6: a wrap with the ice on it in the locker
Speaker 6: room after the game, and then I saw him wearing
Speaker 6: shoes on the on the team flight home. But you know,
Speaker 6: it's a whole different thing when you wake up the
Speaker 6: next morning and then you go get the MRI. So
Speaker 6: with a high ankle spring, that's something that can sign
Speaker 6: sideline you. Just as you said, at least a few weeks.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean, and then I would assume some of
Speaker 7: the adrenaline goes away and stuff.
Speaker 9: He's probably feeling it.
Speaker 7: And also to Micah, through his collegiate career and obviously
Speaker 7: the start of his career with the Cowboys, like he's
Speaker 7: been able to play through quite a bit, but this
Speaker 7: doesn't feel this clearly wasn't something he could playthrough. So
Speaker 7: in regard to DeMarcus Lawrence, man, like listen, I think
Speaker 7: coming into this season, I was mentioned in that that
Speaker 7: I was worried about the d in depth with the
Speaker 7: past rush and so this is it's disappointing. But specifically
Speaker 7: with DeMarcus Lawrence, He's had quite a few injuries with
Speaker 7: his feet and so this kind of being a reoccurring
Speaker 7: thing with him, I'm sure is disheartening for him. But
Speaker 7: it also too feet are delicate things when it comes
Speaker 7: to this game, and I think, like depending on how
Speaker 7: severe this is and stuff like that, like it, it
Speaker 7: just doesn't feel good for where he is in his
Speaker 7: career and.
Speaker 9: This is his last year on this contract.
Speaker 6: Yes, Christy, Yes, that's right.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, So it's a lot of feels.
Speaker 7: So when you mentioned to me him standing on the
Speaker 7: sideline with this helmet and stuff like, I just wonder
Speaker 7: what he was thinking.
Speaker 9: I wonder what he was feeling and things like.
Speaker 7: That, because this is a pivotal time and towards the
Speaker 7: you know, in his career. So yeah, well, I'm sure
Speaker 7: we're going to talk about the actual game and everything,
Speaker 7: but for him as a person, I feel for him
Speaker 7: as a person.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's the heart and soul of the defense. I
Speaker 6: know Micah is the superstar and Trayvon is a huge
Speaker 6: star as well, but the heart and soul, the hustle
Speaker 6: of the defense is DeMarcus Lawrence. The dirty work. I'm
Speaker 6: not saying that the other guys don't do dirty work,
Speaker 6: because they do, but DeMarcus Lawrence consistently, he is the
Speaker 6: dog of the defense. Yeah, and the unquestioned leader. And
Speaker 6: I know that coach McCarthy has team captains on a
Speaker 6: week to week, game by game basis and not for
Speaker 6: the whole season, but I don't think there's any question
Speaker 6: that d law is the leader of the defense and
Speaker 6: one of the best leaders on the entire entire team,
Speaker 6: not just defense.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I wanted to ask you Christy, since you
Speaker 2: were there, did you think and again from my perspective
Speaker 2: on the broadcast, I don't know if you can.
Speaker 4: Attest to this as well.
Speaker 2: Obviously there was some rain in the forecast beforehand. Was
Speaker 2: that impacting? Do you feel kind of how this game
Speaker 2: went injury wise? Because those weren't the only two I
Speaker 2: mean between the flags and the timehouse for injuries. I mean,
Speaker 2: it was one after another after another. Do you feel
Speaker 2: like that contributed to it? Because we'll get into the
Speaker 2: tackling later, but overall, how did you feel like those grounds?
Speaker 6: It was muggy. Yeah, I think that the temperature at
Speaker 6: kickoff was probably like seventy five or seventy six, But
Speaker 6: it was humid because it didn't rain in the afternoon,
Speaker 6: but it had rained earlier in the day. It had
Speaker 6: rained the day before, so everything was like moist and
Speaker 6: then even just the everything was I always used the
Speaker 6: word clousy, cloudy and lousy. It was clousy outside, very overcast,
Speaker 6: good and the air was kind of heavy. But the
Speaker 6: thing is at the meadow Lands whenever we play the
Speaker 6: Giants or the Jets up there, winds, you know, that's
Speaker 6: always a factor. It was completely still yesterday, not even
Speaker 6: a breeze down there, which is good for your special teams,
Speaker 6: because I remember remarking in the pregame, I can't remember
Speaker 6: a game at the meadow Lands where weather, even just
Speaker 6: wind was not going to be a factor in the
Speaker 6: game because it affects special teams particularly. But it was
Speaker 6: completely still yesterday, which made it feel even muggier and hotter.
Speaker 6: So they actually had the cooling fans going on the
Speaker 6: sideline during the game, I assume on the Giant sideline
Speaker 6: as well. But we saw that Trayvon Diggs cramped up
Speaker 6: there in the fourth quarter and ended up going in
Speaker 6: for an IV. He was backed by the next series,
Speaker 6: so we only missed a few plays. And then Marris
Speaker 6: Leathol that was early in the third quarter, just a
Speaker 6: little bit of cramping up, and he returned later in
Speaker 6: the same series, so just missed a couple of plays. Frankly,
Speaker 6: I'm surprised that more players didn't have to be treated
Speaker 6: for dehydration.
Speaker 7: So yeah, is that is that because of the humidity
Speaker 7: or the lack of air.
Speaker 6: It just felt it was still and then it was muggy,
Speaker 6: and so you just didn't really have a lot of circulation.
Speaker 6: Just the air just felt heavy because it was so humid.
Speaker 9: That's sice.
Speaker 2: And what's interesting is you go back to week one
Speaker 2: and there was a lot of cramping dehydration issues to
Speaker 2: which you know, I was told it was being addressed
Speaker 2: at that point by the team to figure out. So
Speaker 2: it's interesting now your you're two road games and cramping
Speaker 2: and dehydration has been an issue for both. So I'm
Speaker 2: not sure if they need to readdress that or we
Speaker 2: need to drink more water.
Speaker 4: So reminder of anything. If you're watching, everybody drink more
Speaker 4: water please.
Speaker 6: So uh, here's a tip. I think I've shared this
Speaker 6: on the show before, but maybe it was last year.
Speaker 6: If you're ever on an NFL sideline and you decide
Speaker 6: you're going to raid the gatorade cooler and pull out
Speaker 6: one of the bottles of gatorade, If it has a
Speaker 6: piece of white tape on the side of the gatorade,
Speaker 6: that means it's spiked with pedlite for extra you know,
Speaker 6: it's an extra way to get hydrated. So so if
Speaker 6: someone's cramping up or getting dehydrated. You'll see them over
Speaker 6: there slamming those right. It's got the extra stuff in it.
Speaker 6: So I made the Ricky mistake many years ago of
Speaker 6: I'm just gonna grab one of the garrets, like, oh
Speaker 6: my goodness in this and I saw the white tape
Speaker 6: and I'm like, oh, now, I know what that means.
Speaker 2: Well, a little extra there, and a little extra on
Speaker 2: the penalty side a thing are usual. I'm gonna defer
Speaker 2: to you for this one. Eleven penalties for eighty nine yards.
Speaker 2: I think I had nightmares of the officiating crew throwing
Speaker 2: the penalty flags. I'm not gonna lie to you. What
Speaker 2: did you see when you were watching this game? Was
Speaker 2: it the officiating? Was it the lack of discipline? Is
Speaker 2: it somewhere in the middle. What did you see from
Speaker 2: how the Cowboys played? Were all of them warranted thoughts?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I would say somewhere in the middle.
Speaker 7: As far as how the game was called and some
Speaker 7: of the calls, I think this is something we're starting
Speaker 7: to see specifically with like Thursday night games, like the
Speaker 7: pacing and everything is this is kind of the norm
Speaker 7: at this point. But I will say as far as
Speaker 7: the Cowboys, the pre snat penalties were things like these
Speaker 7: are things they're doing to themselves, jumping off sides and
Speaker 7: stuff like that. But in regard to some of the holds,
Speaker 7: I do think that some of this needs to be
Speaker 7: revisited because when you're from what I'm noticing is that
Speaker 7: defensive ends are ripping through and they're not calling this
Speaker 7: as a hold anymore. I think it's I think it's
Speaker 7: kind of reminds me of in basketball when when guys
Speaker 7: grabbed the ball and.
Speaker 9: They just ripped through to draw the foul.
Speaker 7: It's the same concepts in the sense of the rest
Speaker 7: aren't calling it anymore. And quite honestly, I can't explain it,
Speaker 7: like I feel like that gives advantage to the offense
Speaker 7: in a way, like why wouldn't you call it? But anyway,
Speaker 7: I just think that I looked at some of the
Speaker 7: holding calls. Tyler Goton had two huge ones in this game,
Speaker 7: and you go look at them and you just like
Speaker 7: I mean, and the problem is it's the it's the
Speaker 7: rip no that's giving him trouble, and that's why he's
Speaker 7: holding because his hands number one. His hand placement is
Speaker 7: something we've talked about, something that coming out of the
Speaker 7: draft people were worried about anyway. But and I also
Speaker 7: believe he's reliners recovering a little bit too much. But
Speaker 7: this the penalties in regard to holds right now, I'm
Speaker 7: not it's not consistent with how they're calling it. And
Speaker 7: I just think it that I'm sure that if I'm sure,
Speaker 7: they're going to go back and look at this game
Speaker 7: and I because it was so many penalties on both sides.
Speaker 9: I mean, but yeah, that's what I saw.
Speaker 10: I thought that the some of the officiating.
Speaker 9: Was confusing, to say the least.
Speaker 7: But as far as the Cowboys go, it's hard to
Speaker 7: not say like this is who they are when the
Speaker 7: fact that like penalties are something that have kind of
Speaker 7: carried with them through this time. It's like this is
Speaker 7: is this just a part of what this team is,
Speaker 7: is that they're going to be highly penalized, despite some
Speaker 7: of them being like what the heck?
Speaker 6: You know what?
Speaker 2: I go back to as I remember Tyler Smith's rookie year,
Speaker 2: he was the most penalized player on the team as well.
Speaker 2: So I kind of am interested to dig a little
Speaker 2: more into the similarities of why these rookie linemen specifically
Speaker 2: under Mike McCarthy, the Mike McCarthy era have so much trouble,
Speaker 2: you know, not getting those pre snap penalties. And I
Speaker 2: remember the Tyler's first year when I asked him about it,
Speaker 2: he said, it's on me.
Speaker 4: It's on me.
Speaker 2: But it's hard to not see a pattern here when
Speaker 2: you have two very young, you know, linemen.
Speaker 4: At the time, Tyler was a rookie.
Speaker 2: Now other Tyler is a rookie too now dealing with
Speaker 2: these penalties, but again he had a handful to be
Speaker 2: dealing with. And overall, Christy, I mean, you look at
Speaker 2: those penalties.
Speaker 4: It was rough.
Speaker 2: I mean, stopping the game that much. It's something you
Speaker 2: don't want to see. And usually you're not going to
Speaker 2: win a game with eleven penalties, So.
Speaker 6: Right, there were more than eleven because there were at
Speaker 6: least three that were off setting or not accepted, and
Speaker 6: only four on the Giants. There were more, there were more,
Speaker 6: but again offsetting. But yes, it did affect the flow
Speaker 6: of the game because there was no flow. It was
Speaker 6: all fits and starts. And I know that we're saying, well,
Speaker 6: you know, look at these run game numbers. Man, they
Speaker 6: said it was better, but they still need to pick
Speaker 6: it up. What about like the nine yard run by
Speaker 6: Zeke which gets nullified. I think there was a good
Speaker 6: one by Rico to the side one outside. So you know,
Speaker 6: what you have to look at is not the eleven
Speaker 6: penalties for eighty nine yards. You have to look at
Speaker 6: hidden yardage. So if you have a holding, let's use
Speaker 6: a Zeke nine yard run that gets nullified. First of all,
Speaker 6: you wipe away the nine yards right, and you're backed
Speaker 6: up ten yards for the holding penalty. That's nineteen hidden
Speaker 6: yards on that one play. So now you're let's pretend
Speaker 6: it was first down, it's second, it's first and twenty
Speaker 6: instead of that. So with your nineteen yards in hidden yardage,
Speaker 6: and the old football axiom is that one hundred hidden
Speaker 6: yards equals a touchdown. So I see eighty nine yards
Speaker 6: on the stat sheet, but I'd say it was more
Speaker 6: like one hundred and fifty yards at least in hidden yards.
Speaker 6: And that's about nine or ten points right there. And
Speaker 6: so but the other thing was there. I don't know
Speaker 6: that we've ever seen that much laundry on the field,
Speaker 6: because there were times where two kidding two cowboy, you know,
Speaker 6: they had their choice between Bebe and Tyler Smith. And
Speaker 6: poor Bebe ends up with the penalty instead of Tyler,
Speaker 6: so it goes against his stat sheet. But oh my gosh,
Speaker 6: and same thing with the Giants. There were times where
Speaker 6: there were two flags out on the field for something
Speaker 6: they'd so yes, it was very frustrating, and you can
Speaker 6: even feel it with the fans. The fans were booing,
Speaker 6: you know, just just the fact that that that the
Speaker 6: officiating crew was so involved in. But at the same time, well,
Speaker 6: but I would say most of them were warranted, really.
Speaker 2: Well, and some were uncalled or called on the wrong
Speaker 2: opponent because that should really be twelve when you go
Speaker 2: back and look at the demo face mask that it
Speaker 2: was called not on him, but I mean, you would
Speaker 2: have added another penalty in fifteen yards to your point there,
Speaker 2: What I wanted to ask you guys, and I'll go
Speaker 2: to you Aisha first, is what does this win mean
Speaker 2: for the Cowboys?
Speaker 4: Did you see improvement?
Speaker 2: Is this, you know, kind of a starting line for
Speaker 2: more to come?
Speaker 4: Where are you now?
Speaker 2: You know, a mini bye week, two more weeks until
Speaker 2: your bye the real bye week, and you have pretty
Speaker 2: tough opponents coming up in the Steelers and the Lions.
Speaker 4: What does this win mean for this team these next
Speaker 4: couple of weeks.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean when they needed it, they needed to
Speaker 7: kind of put some pen to paper and be able
Speaker 7: to see some things actually come to fruition on the field.
Speaker 7: But you mentioned, you know this latter part, this part
Speaker 7: of the season. Quite honestly, this this might be one
Speaker 7: of your hardest parts, if not the hardest part of
Speaker 7: your season as far as the opponents you're gonna face.
Speaker 7: So getting this many by as you mentioned, to get
Speaker 7: as healthy as possible, but also to going into this
Speaker 7: time with some some things you can kind of say, Okay,
Speaker 7: we did better. And that's kind of what I was
Speaker 7: looking for in this game is I thought the I
Speaker 7: thought the pass blocking was was better this game. I
Speaker 7: thought the run blocking was better this game. Some of
Speaker 7: the duo combo stuff they were doing was better this game.
Speaker 9: We saw the.
Speaker 7: Defense defend the run better, just certain things that you've
Speaker 7: kind of been looking for.
Speaker 9: I thought that there was some.
Speaker 7: Tangible information that you could take from the game and say,
Speaker 7: how do we apply this, How do we apply this
Speaker 7: to the next game, How do we you know, translate this.
Speaker 9: To the next game. So for me, I think that
Speaker 9: they can walk.
Speaker 7: Away saying like, Okay, there are some things we do
Speaker 7: well and there's still some things we don't do well.
Speaker 7: Sounds like that's how it was in the locker room.
Speaker 7: That was kind of the sentiment that they weren't saying
Speaker 7: hoorah whatever, but they were like, Okay, we we did
Speaker 7: some things right, but we need to still do things better.
Speaker 6: Yeah. And I would also say there's there's relief too.
Speaker 6: This one. I was relief because I think everyone knew
Speaker 6: it was. Yeah. And for I know that there are
Speaker 6: some I won't say haters, but you know me, no
Speaker 6: median fans that that you know, no they that qualify
Speaker 6: wins in the NFL by you know that you have
Speaker 6: to win with style points or oh it's just the Giants.
Speaker 6: A win is a win. It's not win w P
Speaker 6: you won pretty or WU one ugly, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 6: A win is a win. And did you see the
Speaker 6: previous two weeks wreck? Yeah, so so it was. I
Speaker 6: think it was a very important win.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: And to your point, Ayisha, so much improvement in areas,
Speaker 6: particularly the run game. Now that just gives me a
Speaker 6: run defense.
Speaker 2: Yes, look what I did not want to endure this
Speaker 2: week for the next ten days is dealing with talking
Speaker 2: about a loss to the Giants, and not only that selfishly,
Speaker 2: but going into that locker room and seeing the deflation
Speaker 2: that that would have created, because let's call it what
Speaker 2: it is, losing three weeks in a row would have
Speaker 2: done something morally, I think, to this team.
Speaker 4: And so for me.
Speaker 2: I'm just glad that they have their starting line.
Speaker 4: This is not where you want to.
Speaker 2: Be because obviously, like you just said, there's a lot
Speaker 2: that needs to continue to improve. But also there were
Speaker 2: some younger guys that had some flashes we'll talk about
Speaker 2: later that I was like, hell, yeah, Mazzie, Yes, Like
Speaker 2: it finally was that confidence growing game that you needed,
Speaker 2: I think to just kickstart you for the rest of
Speaker 2: the season. Ever, I keep saying being like, is seeing
Speaker 2: people be like, at what cost did it take to
Speaker 2: Giant because hurt, the injuries coming out of this game
Speaker 2: are massive. And yes, you have a longer week, and
Speaker 2: you know the bye week's coming up in two weeks,
Speaker 2: but you have two really tough opponents ahead with the Steelers,
Speaker 2: especially the Lions, who man.
Speaker 4: After how that game ended last year, you know they
Speaker 4: want vengeance.
Speaker 6: It circled.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is something that they're going to keep on
Speaker 2: their on their boards to to come back from So
Speaker 2: to me, it was it was good enough, but it's
Speaker 2: not where I want to see this team either, because
Speaker 2: with everything that we've seen them practice, especially through training camp,
Speaker 2: they're just still capable of more.
Speaker 4: But it was a good starting point for me.
Speaker 2: So all right, ladies, let's take our first break. We're
Speaker 2: going to talk defense. In our next segment, we're going
Speaker 2: to continue to talk about that Mazzie Smith improvement and
Speaker 2: a couple more guys.
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Speaker 2: Oh my goodness, Friday feels very Monday today. First impressions
Speaker 2: of what you guys saw from the defense, which you liked,
Speaker 2: what you didn't Aisha shoot.
Speaker 7: Obviously, the mistackles are a problem. They've had twenty nine
Speaker 7: in the last two games.
Speaker 9: Fifty one.
Speaker 7: It's the Saints, which is just insane. Just need us
Speaker 7: to just be stronger and they're tackling. But overall, this
Speaker 7: is kind of why when we were sitting here last week,
Speaker 7: I was like, it can't just be the DT position.
Speaker 9: Like, there's no way that it's just the DT position.
Speaker 7: It's like a mixture of a lot of things. But
Speaker 7: you do see when you get better DT pay play,
Speaker 7: how much better the rest of the defense looks when
Speaker 7: you get better defensive line play.
Speaker 10: I thought that the edges set the edge well.
Speaker 7: I mean even a Carl Lawson and the snaps that
Speaker 7: he got set the Edgewell Chancey Ghost and set the
Speaker 7: edge well. They had a plan for how they played
Speaker 7: the r P O and things like that. But when
Speaker 7: you talk about Mozzie Smith, I mean him. He took
Speaker 7: on double teams with power, he split them at times,
Speaker 7: got penetration to the backfield. He redirected running backs with
Speaker 7: him being where he needed to be.
Speaker 9: And I thought about that clip.
Speaker 7: I don't know if you guys remember seeing it was
Speaker 7: a clip of him when y'all are at camp here.
Speaker 7: I know you ladies were present when they're at camp
Speaker 7: here and him and Sagina.
Speaker 14: Sanina Scanina, Scanina Scanina. That's how he saying, yes, Sanina
Speaker 14: Jess Scanina was working Yes, yes, but he was working with.
Speaker 9: Him on he's working with him on this.
Speaker 2: She said, he looks like drunk, and he does look
Speaker 2: like he laughed told him, he.
Speaker 7: Said he was working with him and he was hitting
Speaker 7: the sled and you saw him for all it is
Speaker 7: just up and yeah, lots of power, but he's like peaking, yeah.
Speaker 7: And there are there's numerous plays where you can just
Speaker 7: see him do that, like he's looking for the he's
Speaker 7: locating the ball, the ball carrier and going to make
Speaker 7: the play. But I thought the linebackers played with their
Speaker 7: hair on fire as well, and it just like I said,
Speaker 7: the defensive line set the tone and made it easier
Speaker 7: for the rest of the defense to be able to
Speaker 7: go play ball. And I think the secondary we had
Speaker 7: some stuff going on there, but overall there was improvement
Speaker 7: in the run game to flow the run to the ball,
Speaker 7: all had to the ball, everything.
Speaker 9: We kind of talked about.
Speaker 7: I think that's why we saw them be able to
Speaker 7: shut down the run and make the Giants really have
Speaker 7: to pass the ball.
Speaker 6: Yeah, overall, the tackling was better. I know there were
Speaker 6: some glaringss tackles, especially Don Wilson with the one where
Speaker 6: it should have been a tackle for loss and Cowboys
Speaker 6: would have gotten the defensive stand there. So yes, I
Speaker 6: can you know, we can think of several in our
Speaker 6: mind's eye right now, but overall it moved to your effect.
Speaker 6: To your point, I shit was better flow to the
Speaker 6: ball and gang tackling and working as a unit. But
Speaker 6: I'd like to add one thing about Massie. Remember he's
Speaker 6: been dealing with the sore back, and there was one
Speaker 6: point on the sideline where he it was in the
Speaker 6: second half, and he was down laying down in the
Speaker 6: bench area getting stretched out. And at first I thought,
Speaker 6: oh man, that back must be you know, tighten up
Speaker 6: or tightening up or seizing on him or spasming or something.
Speaker 6: And then I did watch the television or the Amazon
Speaker 6: broadcast when I got home this morning and off the charter.
Speaker 6: But there it might have been a play when I
Speaker 6: think it was Micah came across the top and it
Speaker 6: looked like maybe he kind of speared him a little bit. Yes, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: Micah got the stinger, but Mazie was the recipient. He
Speaker 6: was on the ground and Micah kind of landed on
Speaker 6: top of him, So it may have been from that play.
Speaker 6: But the point of all that is that Mozzi played
Speaker 6: through a lot last night and had certainly his best
Speaker 6: game as a Cowboy. And when you allow an average
Speaker 6: of one point one yards per carry for your opponent, yep,
Speaker 6: after after giving up records of futility the previous two weeks, Yeah,
Speaker 6: that was a remarkable improvement in my opinion.
Speaker 2: And you know what I don't want to hear people
Speaker 2: say is it's just the Giants. I don't want to
Speaker 2: hear that, because they've done a lot of emphasis and
Speaker 2: work in the off season to improve their offensive line.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, and this is a strong offensive line for
Speaker 2: Mazzi to have showed up against.
Speaker 4: According to PFF, he was your highest.
Speaker 2: Graded cowboy in Week four against the Giants. Again, this
Speaker 2: is with a minimum of twenty five snaps. He had
Speaker 2: a grade of eighty eight point four, Dak Prescott in
Speaker 2: second eighty three and then ceedeelamb seventy nine point six,
Speaker 2: Demo next seventy seven point seven, Tayler Smith's seventy seven
Speaker 2: point four. So for Mozzi to kind of work his
Speaker 2: way literally from the bottom of these lists all the
Speaker 2: way to the top, because what was it, two weeks
Speaker 2: ago we were talking about how the defensive tackle position
Speaker 2: was graded so low, but yet he was still at
Speaker 2: the top of that list, and I mean the grades
Speaker 2: were in the thirties. I'm so proud of his improvement.
Speaker 2: I don't care who the opponent is. He is doing
Speaker 2: his job. He's taking the feedback, he's applying it. And
Speaker 2: to your point, Ayisha, that coaching with Zanina and Alis
Speaker 2: are working. I mean truly, you can see the confidence
Speaker 2: growing for him week by week. So I'm excited for
Speaker 2: Mazie and what's to come for him there. So he
Speaker 2: was somebody I definitely wanted to talk about. But you
Speaker 2: know what's so interesting, ladies, is I think everybody kind
Speaker 2: of scoffed.
Speaker 4: At the Giants this season.
Speaker 2: You would talk about, Hey, of course, the Eagles are
Speaker 2: going to be a big matchup, and you know you
Speaker 2: have the revenge games with dan Quinn being in Washington,
Speaker 2: and then you would talk about the Giants and people
Speaker 2: would kind of scoff me, like, oh and the Giants
Speaker 2: easy win, and you know where this Cowboys team is it.
Speaker 4: It wasn't a very easy win.
Speaker 2: It was a push and pull and all over the place.
Speaker 2: Brandon Aubery even giving me a little heart attack there,
Speaker 2: yes at the end. But Daniel Jones had very good
Speaker 2: command of his offense.
Speaker 4: Are you showed what?
Speaker 2: What did you notice from Daniel Jones in this game
Speaker 2: compared to maybe years past of how he's playing right now.
Speaker 7: Just the lack of panic, like and granted he had
Speaker 7: a lot of time back there.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and that's We're gonna talk about that later.
Speaker 4: Talk about it, but talk about it.
Speaker 7: No, I mean it's it's he wasn't really getting rushed
Speaker 7: like that. And here's the thing is, like, again, this
Speaker 7: is something that I was kind of worried about even
Speaker 7: coming into this season, like who is where's your pass
Speaker 7: rush gonna come from? Like outside of Micah and DeMarcus
Speaker 7: Lawrence and obviously also Diggi Zula can do some pass
Speaker 7: rush things in the interior, but losing Dante Fowler and
Speaker 7: Dorn's Armstrong was a big deal. Like I think that
Speaker 7: we kind of just were like, Okay, we can move
Speaker 7: on whatever, But it was a big deal. Marshawn Kneeland
Speaker 7: is fine in his way, but his his bread is
Speaker 7: buttered in run stopping. That is that's really where it's
Speaker 7: at for him. And he's developing past rush ability and.
Speaker 9: We're seeing him.
Speaker 7: So I'm Goutta's first tackle for loss yesterday. Yeah, and
Speaker 7: so it's like I was looking at where's the rest
Speaker 7: of the pass rust gonna come from? And yeah, when
Speaker 7: you give a guy that much time, and he also
Speaker 7: has some weapons. We talked about Wandell Moore.
Speaker 9: Wandel Moore Wasndell Robinson. Yes, why do I call him more?
Speaker 9: But yeah, Wandell Robinson.
Speaker 7: Some of the stuff they did with him out the
Speaker 7: backfield and stuff like that. He's a quick outlet and
Speaker 7: he can make things happen for you. Malik Neighbors, he's
Speaker 7: also to talk about. Yeah, when you talk about Daniel Jones,
Speaker 7: this might be his first number one receiver that he's
Speaker 7: had in years. Because they paid Kenny Galladay all that
Speaker 7: money and nothing never came from it. So this is
Speaker 7: one of the first real targets he's had.
Speaker 9: In his career.
Speaker 7: So him get him building that connection with neighbors, I
Speaker 7: believe is another reason why.
Speaker 9: We see him be a little bit more confident.
Speaker 7: They brought in new coaches, They're doing some things that
Speaker 7: make them comfortable.
Speaker 9: That's why I said last week.
Speaker 7: One thing about them that the Giants that I will
Speaker 7: respect is that they don't care.
Speaker 9: They are like, this is who we are, their supporting.
Speaker 7: Daniel Jones, this is what we're gonna run out there
Speaker 7: and this so we're gonna play football, And I think
Speaker 7: that does take some confidence. But yeah, I mean he's
Speaker 7: improved in certain areas. I do think his patience is improved.
Speaker 9: The d ball is still out of pocket.
Speaker 7: But he's playing within himself as far as like playing
Speaker 7: and orchestrating this offense. Because I thought they were able
Speaker 7: to move the ball at times. I mean they ConTroll
Speaker 7: time of possession completely, They completely controlled They just couldn't
Speaker 7: cap off you know, their their drives.
Speaker 9: But yeah, I mean.
Speaker 7: He he really they He really dictated pace for this
Speaker 7: game with the pace they could dictate with how he
Speaker 7: commanded the offense.
Speaker 9: How did you feel about Daniel Dales? Did he look
Speaker 9: different to you, feel different to you?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 6: And and I think it goes to elak neighbors because
Speaker 6: as you said, when you can do when neighbors can
Speaker 6: be actually a deep threat, then you've got wan Dale underneath, yes, ma'am.
Speaker 6: Then that you know that made such a difference.
Speaker 2: So we just had a conversation pre show about how
Speaker 2: post Malone kept calling Christy ma'am and.
Speaker 4: Keeps going again.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so post Malone's on the sideline, right, Christie.
Speaker 5: I know she's all casual.
Speaker 6: And so so I went up to Posty and I said, Posty,
Speaker 6: I worked with your dad Rich for years, and uh,
Speaker 6: he says, oh, well, I'm sorry you had to put
Speaker 6: up with.
Speaker 9: Him that long.
Speaker 6: But anyway, he joined us on our Cowboys radio pregame show,
Speaker 6: and of course he was wearing the Brandon Aubrey number
Speaker 6: seventeen jersey and so y'all might have seen highlights they
Speaker 6: showed on TV where Brandon Aubrey autographed the jersey for
Speaker 6: for Posty. So anyway, but I finished with finished the interview,
Speaker 6: and then one of the brunt from Cowboys PR comes
Speaker 6: up to me and says you have a sharpie, right,
Speaker 6: and I'm like yeah, I'm digging in my bag and
Speaker 6: I handed to sharpie. Well it was to give to
Speaker 6: Brandon to sign post Malone's jersey. And so then Brian Anger,
Speaker 6: the punter, uh you know, brings the pen over to
Speaker 6: me and he's like, you might want to frame this.
Speaker 6: It was touched by both post Malone and Brandon Aubrey.
Speaker 4: So wait wait wait, wait wait wait wait awesome.
Speaker 9: So that that video where this is like cousin from
Speaker 9: back in the day and he's like tasted.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's the Rich, Like, who's his dad, who's Posty's dad?
Speaker 9: His dad, he's the of the team.
Speaker 6: Well, yeah, he worked at the stadium. He was one
Speaker 6: of the managers of the concessions. So he was with
Speaker 6: Legends Hospitality for years. And I'll tell him, I'll tell
Speaker 6: all myself. I see Rich. I would see Rich all
Speaker 6: the time, and uh even on game day he would
Speaker 6: come out and bring some Yeah different Rich, that's a
Speaker 6: very different Rich.
Speaker 4: But you're talking about.
Speaker 6: Rich from PR Yeah I was. So. So anyway, we're
Speaker 6: doing a thing for the fan and Rich had brought
Speaker 6: out some of the stuff from Legends Hospitality and they're like, uh,
Speaker 6: you know, that's post Malone's dad, and I'm like cool,
Speaker 6: and I'm like I had never heard, and I was
Speaker 6: very early in his career and I didn't know who
Speaker 6: post Malian was. But now it's like, but he is
Speaker 6: the most polite and just so you know, he was
Speaker 6: raised in Grapevine, which is just north of DFW Airport.
Speaker 6: So it's between where we are here in the Star
Speaker 6: in Frisco and uh the AT and T Stadium in Arlington,
Speaker 6: and so there's a great downtown, a lot of like
Speaker 6: cafe things in nice places. And when he was a teenager,
Speaker 6: I mean he was still in high school, he was
Speaker 6: still in country music. Then it'd just be him on
Speaker 6: his guitar singing.
Speaker 5: He just had a country he became before he became.
Speaker 4: He just find a country of them.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And uh, he did a single of Taylor Swift on
Speaker 2: the Torture Posts.
Speaker 5: And called for Today, went an award for it, he.
Speaker 2: Did, and Taylors have talked about him also calling her
Speaker 2: mam NonStop.
Speaker 5: So you Taylor Swift have some We're so identical? Does
Speaker 5: that make so many ways?
Speaker 2: All right, guys, let's take our final break when we
Speaker 2: come back.
Speaker 4: We're going to wrap up this defensive talk.
Speaker 2: We're going to talk some offense and yeah, you're just
Speaker 2: talking about Brandon Aubrey.
Speaker 4: We're gonna touch base on that as well.
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Speaker 2: our defensive talk, and let's just go back to the
Speaker 2: last minute of this game, shall we. The decision was
Speaker 2: made to let Brandon Aubrey go for the field goal,
Speaker 2: which I just had a feeling with the hype before
Speaker 2: the game and the little story beforehand and everyone making
Speaker 2: this big deal of how perfect his record was.
Speaker 4: He misses and that's okay, He's human. I don't really
Speaker 4: think it's going to bother him or matter.
Speaker 2: Shake it off, okay, And then the game is officially
Speaker 2: done because an unspoken, unsung hero in Amani o Oorier
Speaker 2: Rorrier did I say.
Speaker 5: It over Warria War.
Speaker 2: Decides Hey, I'm gonna end this game. I'm gonna get
Speaker 2: elevated from a practice squad. I'm gonna end this game
Speaker 2: and we're gonna go home. Christy, you were talking about
Speaker 2: just kind of the events that unfolded.
Speaker 4: For him that morning.
Speaker 2: Shout it.
Speaker 4: Things go down.
Speaker 6: Well, the Cowboys go ahead and travel practice squad players,
Speaker 6: and a good thing they did. So they uh elevate.
Speaker 6: You can elevate up to two players from a practice
Speaker 6: squad each week, and so Carl Lawson at defensive end
Speaker 6: was elevated for the second time. But this was the
Speaker 6: first time that I'm gonna call him by his nickname Ao.
Speaker 4: I like that so much.
Speaker 6: Bamani over Warriao.
Speaker 5: So he we what we.
Speaker 6: Need to do is to get the Freddie Mercury Queen drop.
Speaker 4: Eh oh, that's a good one.
Speaker 6: So well, there we go. Hey, that's that would be
Speaker 6: a great drop to put use for Cowboys Radio in
Speaker 6: the game. So anyway, I went up to so Ao
Speaker 6: found out about ten hours before kickoff that he was elevated.
Speaker 6: He found out that morning ten hours before warm ups.
Speaker 6: I went up to Will McLay on the sideline before
Speaker 6: the game to ask about over Warria and I butchered it,
Speaker 6: and so did Will, and he says, just call him Ao.
Speaker 6: That's what we call him Ao because we can't pronounce
Speaker 6: it either. So but I asked, did he play inside
Speaker 6: Detroit at all or was he just an outside corner?
Speaker 6: He says, he's an outside guy. But here's the thing
Speaker 6: with a practice squad. When they expanded it back in
Speaker 6: twenty twenty for COVID, they allowed veterans to be signed
Speaker 6: and over Warria as a new name for Cowboy fans.
Speaker 6: But the guy played four years in Detroit and one
Speaker 6: of those years had six picks. That was just three
Speaker 6: years ago, and that was Trayvon Diggs when he led
Speaker 6: the league with eleven interceptions and J. C. Jackson had
Speaker 6: eight for the Pagets, and third on that list was Ao.
Speaker 6: So he had, you know, over thirty six games of experience.
Speaker 6: So he didn't start the game. Andrew Booths started the game.
Speaker 6: It did not go well in the first half for Andrew,
Speaker 6: and so just before they're coming out for the second half,
Speaker 6: Ao was told that, oh, by the way, you're out
Speaker 6: there for Andrew in the second half. And did he
Speaker 6: allow a few catches yes, did he make a couple
Speaker 6: good plays yes? And did he make the key play
Speaker 6: when it mattered the most.
Speaker 7: Ao, Yes, I mean, and the thing about them, they
Speaker 7: were going at those guys, right, you know, like it
Speaker 7: made sense, I mean, don't get me wrong.
Speaker 4: And Dabele said, hey, Andrew Booth, Yeah, Hi.
Speaker 7: They moved, they moved Malik Neighbors all over that formation
Speaker 7: and tried to find favorable matchups. So to be expected,
Speaker 7: it is kind of easy to like shine the light
Speaker 7: on those guys because they're they're going at those guys.
Speaker 9: But to your point about.
Speaker 7: He and Booth having their fair share of issues, come
Speaker 7: somewhere in that game were.
Speaker 6: The cleats and issue Christy were there the players? Yeah,
Speaker 6: like Jake Ferguson lost his feet one time. Who was
Speaker 6: the other one that lost his feet? There? There were
Speaker 6: a couple of times, but they didn't like change cleats
Speaker 6: or anything, and it it didn't seem like it was
Speaker 6: that moist.
Speaker 4: Okay, I doesn't interesting.
Speaker 2: I mean it looked it looked slick on the broadcast view.
Speaker 2: It looks slick even for the Giants. There was a
Speaker 2: couple of times where there were some runs that clearly.
Speaker 4: Would have been made.
Speaker 2: But anyways, let's move on to the offense real quick, ladies,
Speaker 2: offensive line struggles continue to kind of be an issue.
Speaker 2: Where would you say that's at now going off of
Speaker 2: what you've seen the past four weeks. Now, let's make
Speaker 2: it short and sweet, because I want to get your
Speaker 2: game MVP.
Speaker 6: Too, work in progress, and you have to clean up
Speaker 6: the penalties. They cannot stand.
Speaker 9: Penalties. Penalties weren't good.
Speaker 10: Yeah, penalties weren't good.
Speaker 7: I thought that Terrence Steel played probably his best game
Speaker 7: of the season to start. They found some things in
Speaker 7: a run game with tosses, screens, some slip screens with
Speaker 7: the tight ends, stuff like that, and it looks like
Speaker 7: they are going to do this and they have success
Speaker 7: with their combo and duo blocks.
Speaker 10: How they haven't had they and they haven't had.
Speaker 7: That really, so I thought they did find some things. Yeah,
Speaker 7: they did find some things. And in past pro as well,
Speaker 7: I thought this offensive line held up pretty well.
Speaker 6: And do you know who they had dinner with and
Speaker 6: on Wednesday nights at the team hotel before the game?
Speaker 6: Postlon No No No, much better than Post Malone, the
Speaker 6: guy who is the best dancer when it comes to
Speaker 6: ed M. Former Cowboys Pro Bowl left tackle Tyrone Smith
Speaker 6: who's now a member of the new York Jets.
Speaker 9: He was waiting.
Speaker 6: He was waiting at the team hotel in suburban New
Speaker 6: Jersey when the team pulled up dinner with the offensive line.
Speaker 9: He missed in man.
Speaker 2: Another quick question for you guys, if you had to
Speaker 2: grade the Mike McCarthy's play calling from the last four weeks,
Speaker 2: letter grade, where are you putting it right now?
Speaker 6: You know, yesterday it was it was such fits and
Speaker 6: starts and all those penalties that I still don't think
Speaker 6: that we have. Okay, yes, that's so. So it's still so.
Speaker 4: What's your grade?
Speaker 6: Well, work in progress to be determined.
Speaker 2: I incomplete say, I gave you this and this is
Speaker 2: the play calling putting on it all right?
Speaker 9: Aysha, Yeah, I would give it a C minus because.
Speaker 5: You want to see more, Yes, thank you.
Speaker 9: Yes, I want to see more.
Speaker 7: But I just think I really would love for him
Speaker 7: to get a better grasp on what his personnel does.
Speaker 9: Well, that's all I have to.
Speaker 2: Say, Mike drop love that all right. Game management allowing
Speaker 2: Brandon Aubrey.
Speaker 4: To go for the field goal at the end of
Speaker 4: the game, agree or disagree?
Speaker 7: Agree, I agreed with it, but I thought they should
Speaker 7: have took a time out.
Speaker 10: Okay, I thought the process was a little rushed.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and so.
Speaker 7: Even when he missed, I just it was so quick.
Speaker 7: I was like, yeah, does that make sense. I thought
Speaker 7: that you could have used a timeout in that instance.
Speaker 7: I thought just to settle them in and everything. It
Speaker 7: did feel a little and I don't know how you
Speaker 7: felt on the sideline, but it felt.
Speaker 10: Rushed on the broadcast.
Speaker 9: It felt like if it get out, there go.
Speaker 2: The whole last three minutes of that game felt that
Speaker 2: way because you finally had a game flow, because you
Speaker 2: weren't being stopped by penalties.
Speaker 4: Every five seconds. I'm gonna say I disagree with it.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say in that instance because things were so
Speaker 2: rushed the way the game was being called. Look, man,
Speaker 2: I get you have the kicker. That that changes how
Speaker 2: you game plan and how you go for these things.
Speaker 2: But again, with that many penalties in this game, with
Speaker 2: it being as close as it is to me the ball,
Speaker 2: I get I get it. My Micah and Tank were
Speaker 2: out at that point. I get it.
Speaker 4: I just don't agree with it.
Speaker 2: But we're gonna leave it that because we have game
Speaker 2: MVPs and we have two minutes left.
Speaker 4: All right, ladies, who.
Speaker 2: Are your can only pick one game MVPs for this
Speaker 2: week for matchup against the Giants.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna go with Dak Prescott. We haven't talked about
Speaker 7: him this whole time, but man, if he doesn't play
Speaker 7: as clean as he does and do some of the
Speaker 7: things he does, those balls he plays had to be
Speaker 7: almost perfect.
Speaker 9: So I'm gonna go with him as my game MVP.
Speaker 6: Love it Christy Ao, Yeah, just because just because you know,
Speaker 6: he didn't even know that he was gonna play when
Speaker 6: he woke up that morning and made the play to
Speaker 6: close it out. And the other one I was thinking
Speaker 6: is probably the person you're gonna name.
Speaker 9: Who is it?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was gonna say Seee Lamb.
Speaker 6: Oh, I thought you're gonna say Smith.
Speaker 5: I was gonna say I thought well Over shown was
Speaker 5: great too.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 2: I mean I was gonna say Ce because well, Mazie obvious.
Speaker 6: I assumed you guys would say Mozzi, so to me, he.
Speaker 4: Was the obvious answer.
Speaker 2: But I'm gonna pick Seedy Lamb only because the scrutiny
Speaker 2: he got from the Sunday before of you know, oh,
Speaker 2: look at him having an attitude on the sideline, and
Speaker 2: he came back with humility to say Hey, I need
Speaker 2: to be better than that.
Speaker 4: I will be.
Speaker 9: He was selfish and he.
Speaker 2: Was so humbled by that experience. He came out and
Speaker 2: he put his money where his mouth is. He had
Speaker 2: that kind of game. Your chemistry with your wide receiver
Speaker 2: one in QB one were worth every million with that
Speaker 2: first half place. So for me, ceedy lamb appreciate.
Speaker 4: Yeah, That's where I'm at, ladies. We are out of time.
Speaker 2: We actually went a little overtime today, but the Cowboys
Speaker 2: did not go to overtime.
Speaker 4: They are two and two.
Speaker 2: Of the season, heading into heading into Mini by the
Speaker 2: Cowboys play again next Sunday, but we will.
Speaker 4: We will be back here next Monday.
Speaker 2: Your normal crew US three and our Nicle will be back,
Speaker 2: so we will see you guys. Then, have a great
Speaker 2: rest of your weekend, enjoy your Sunday off, stay safe.
Speaker 4: We'll see you soon.
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