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Speaker 1: Dallas Cowboys. It wasn't exactly how they drew it up,
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Speaker 1: from the Star in Frisco in Week fourteen of the
Speaker 1: NFL season, the Dallas Cowboys come out on top up
Speaker 1: over the Houston Texans twenty seven, twenty three, and will
Speaker 1: break it down for you here over the next forty
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Speaker 1: Rifle Coffee Company, alongside Patrick Nose Walker, Isaiah stand back
Speaker 1: Chris Beam in the backroom, Kyle Yeoman's, gentlemen, how are
Speaker 1: we doing? Everybody got their heart rate down a little bit?
Speaker 1: Is it back down to resting rate at the moment
Speaker 1: I was able to. It took a well last night,
Speaker 1: but I was able to get it smoothed out. There
Speaker 1: was a nervous energy from the middle of the first quarter,
Speaker 1: really up until the end of the game, I mean
Speaker 1: until the pick was made by Israel mcquamu aka Treyvon Diggs, whoever, whoever,
Speaker 1: whoever you ask, when that pick was made. That was
Speaker 1: finally the decompression after what was a three hour long
Speaker 1: nerve fest all the way through, because as soon as
Speaker 1: Kavante Turpin muffed the punt, it looked like it was
Speaker 1: gonna get tcey and you thought the Cowboys would pull
Speaker 1: it out. You thought they would pull away at some point.
Speaker 1: That didn't necessarily happen, Isaiah, Nope, didn't happen. That's what
Speaker 1: happens when you show up a thing that you just
Speaker 1: handle anybody based upon records, based upon your skill sets.
Speaker 1: I mean, this is the NFL, or this is a
Speaker 1: professional athletes, the best in the world. There's only so
Speaker 1: many guys at each position, there's only so many coordinators.
Speaker 1: You're gonna face the best you know every week, and
Speaker 1: you have to bring your a game no matter what,
Speaker 1: no matter what situation you think that you're walking into.
Speaker 1: And you know, the Texans punched Dallas in the mouth,
Speaker 1: and unfortunately, it takes a lot to try to get
Speaker 1: yourself out of a rut. That's why you show up
Speaker 1: and you start fast, because if you don't, then you
Speaker 1: give teams confidence and then they can stick around, and
Speaker 1: then you find yourself in a situation. And luckily they
Speaker 1: was able to find themselves out of one just because
Speaker 1: of that quarterback play on the part of the Texans.
Speaker 1: But everybody knows that Dallas should have lost that game.
Speaker 1: They should have lost that game, that had that quarterback
Speaker 1: not gone the wrong way, they probably would have lost,
Speaker 1: and a couple other things and a couple but specifically
Speaker 1: line stand. I don't know that the Cowboys mentally were
Speaker 1: overlooking the Texans as much as it was just good
Speaker 1: old fashioned mistakes, just good old fashioned mistakes, I can
Speaker 1: I can guarantee you that you know Turpin after he
Speaker 1: cost that fair catch, he's not thinking, oh, this is
Speaker 1: the Texans. No, just good old fashioned mistakes. And then
Speaker 1: what do the Texans do. They go down, they get
Speaker 1: a touchdown off of that, and correct me if I'm wrong.
Speaker 1: The Texans had seventeen fourteen or seventeen points off of
Speaker 1: Cowboys turnovers. Fourteen should have been twenty one because they
Speaker 1: had the ball outside the five yards. So you know,
Speaker 1: the Cowboys, we talked about it, MISQ shooting yourself in
Speaker 1: the foot. They shot themselves in the foot. And that's
Speaker 1: how you allow teams that you're better than to remain
Speaker 1: in the game. And that's what we saw. And it's
Speaker 1: something that the Cowboys are going to have to be
Speaker 1: consistent in cleaning up because the only reason they were
Speaker 1: able to escape. And kudos to a ninety eight yard
Speaker 1: drive and Dak Prescott and Dalton shots and you know,
Speaker 1: Noah Brown and Jason Peters and we'll get to I
Speaker 1: saw your tweet on y'ahoo news last night. Did you
Speaker 1: which one his tweet about Jason Peters giving him as
Speaker 1: good jacket? They they posted it on an article. 'ah
Speaker 1: that man his gold jacket in the post game? Um?
Speaker 1: And you know, and kudos to Joe Philbin and coach
Speaker 1: McCarthy for making that decision. But it took that to overcome,
Speaker 1: you know, errors that the Cowboys made. So again, I
Speaker 1: don't believe it wasn't as much that they overlooked texts.
Speaker 1: I don't believe they did. And I don't believe that
Speaker 1: the Texans quarterbacks played poorly. They made a poor decision
Speaker 1: ultimately that helped cost them the game. But they really
Speaker 1: attacked that young Cowboys secondary outside of Treyvon Diggs. And
Speaker 1: and you know, kudos to Kelvin Joseph for making up
Speaker 1: for it with that huge PBu on that third down,
Speaker 1: but prior to that he was getting targeted. To talk
Speaker 1: about the thirty plus yard gainer that ended up being
Speaker 1: a field goal, I believe for the for the Texans,
Speaker 1: uh so be it him or n Sean right, whomever
Speaker 1: the case may be. They in their two quarterbacks set,
Speaker 1: which was weird, but they had nothing to lose. But
Speaker 1: between Driscoll and um David's Mills, they really just attacked
Speaker 1: underneath and those young guys you know you're gonna have
Speaker 1: to step up. So Lovey Smith had a plan and
Speaker 1: they were executing that plan. But it wouldn't have mattered
Speaker 1: if the Cowboys had played clean football. No, I agree
Speaker 1: with you completely, and I like the way you kind
Speaker 1: of set that up because one, and this is kind
Speaker 1: of a sidebar, but I thought Calvin Joseph and Deron
Speaker 1: Bland played good football. Going back and watching the tape,
Speaker 1: for the most part, they were solid. They gave up
Speaker 1: a couple of receptions. It's gonna happen from time to time,
Speaker 1: and honestly, the one passed to Chris Moore on the sideline,
Speaker 1: that was just a ball. That was a dime from
Speaker 1: Davis Mills. They in good coverage from Calvin Joseph. That
Speaker 1: was the sidebar. Sidebar now over. But the way you
Speaker 1: set up the fact that offensively there were mistakes, they
Speaker 1: made the plays when they needed to. Defensively, there were
Speaker 1: certainly mistakes, but they made the plays when they needed to.
Speaker 1: Dallas should not have won this game. The way that
Speaker 1: they played for eighty percent of that ball game, eighty
Speaker 1: percent of it, the Texans outplayed Dallas. You could tell
Speaker 1: they wanted it just a little bit more. It looked
Speaker 1: like a young college team looking to prove something. And
Speaker 1: not to compare the Texans to a college team, because
Speaker 1: they are a professional organization. However, it just felt like
Speaker 1: that type of energy. It was pent up aggression, trying
Speaker 1: to get the job done. But Dallas, when they needed
Speaker 1: to answer, was there when it mattered most, and that's
Speaker 1: what ultimately ended up being the deciding fact. They still tall,
Speaker 1: particularly the defense who time and again gave the Cowboys
Speaker 1: opportunities as far as the offensive side of the ball
Speaker 1: to get new possessions and go downfield and score. And
Speaker 1: unfortunately later in the game, it wasn't until that ninety
Speaker 1: eight yard drive that won the game that it happened.
Speaker 1: I have in the fourth quarter, third and seven pass
Speaker 1: breakup by Kelvin Joseph, the Galimore pass breakup on third
Speaker 1: thirty four right, the fourth down stopped by Galimore and
Speaker 1: Bard that came after that tank shut down on Rex Birkhead,
Speaker 1: and that those two plays alone saved the game. And
Speaker 1: finally the Cowboys offense once they put Peters in to
Speaker 1: protect on the right side other than you know, outside
Speaker 1: of Josh Ball, that's when they were able to make
Speaker 1: that drive. But kudos to the defense because they you know,
Speaker 1: they allowed air quotes twenty points in the first half,
Speaker 1: but again the large majority of that was predicated upon
Speaker 1: mistakes made by the offense. Fourteen of those twenty were
Speaker 1: off of turnovers in short field. So the defense is
Speaker 1: really who saved the game long enough or I should
Speaker 1: say kept the Cowboys in the game long enough for
Speaker 1: the for the offense to figure it out. And thankfully,
Speaker 1: the offense figured it out with with not a second
Speaker 1: to say to spare and they had to get down
Speaker 1: the field. First, Yeah, the offense looked like pepulp at least,
Speaker 1: let's talk about it. What happened second drive For first
Speaker 1: drive was pretty good, even that there were there were
Speaker 1: that was that was surgical. But yeah, that wasn't good.
Speaker 1: He wasn't go. He struggled yesterday, Yes, until this is.
Speaker 1: This is not a first time though, this is this
Speaker 1: has been reoccurring this year, and he's technique wise, it
Speaker 1: was shot. I felt like he relaxed on his mechanics
Speaker 1: and just relying on his arm to try to gun
Speaker 1: a lot of balls into bad situations. Not only was
Speaker 1: the velocity turned up substantially from what he normally throws,
Speaker 1: the location was off. So the velocity is higher and
Speaker 1: the locations off, bad things happen, tip balls happen, ball
Speaker 1: gets on QUICKITYR receivers quicker, they're in bad situations. And
Speaker 1: I just felt like he just wasn't I feel like
Speaker 1: he could just in his mind. It appeared as if
Speaker 1: he could feel he could just gunsling it if it
Speaker 1: felt very Brett farvish like, like, you know, just just
Speaker 1: I could throw it around. If it touches your hands,
Speaker 1: you're supposed to catch it type of thing. I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna place it where it should be. I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: place it with the velocity. I'm not gonna place it
Speaker 1: with the loft, and it's gonna put you in the
Speaker 1: best situation to be able to come down with the ball.
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna get you to get the ball in
Speaker 1: your area. Figure it out. A lot of times at home,
Speaker 1: when you're sitting there and you're watching the game, you're
Speaker 1: thinking about it from like a maddened standpoint where you're
Speaker 1: playing Madden and if it's a it's an underneath route,
Speaker 1: you're holding down that bee button to try and get
Speaker 1: it quickly and throw a strike to your receiver. And
Speaker 1: that velocity is not a bad thing. Why is the
Speaker 1: real game of football on the gridiron? Why is it
Speaker 1: different that velocity doesn't always equal good And last night
Speaker 1: we saw that with Dak Yesterday we saw that there's
Speaker 1: different balls. I mean, with the velocity that he was
Speaker 1: thrown with all yesterday. Those that's the velocity that you
Speaker 1: typically throw on a timed post route, on a on
Speaker 1: a comeback route with tight coverage and things of that nature.
Speaker 1: These were slants, right, These were slant routes that that
Speaker 1: he was throwing those into some of some of these.
Speaker 1: There was obviously other routes in there as well, but
Speaker 1: it just wasn't good. And if you are going to
Speaker 1: be thrown a ball that hard, then it needs to
Speaker 1: be on target. And it wasn't on target. And that's
Speaker 1: why you're starting to see tip balls. There's there's one interception,
Speaker 1: nothing yet two interception should have like five, let's call
Speaker 1: it how it is. Should have been like there's five minutes.
Speaker 1: I mean, maybe compeople are gonna try to call him,
Speaker 1: but there were about five other opportunity unity east that
Speaker 1: they had to intercept the ball. Well, defenders had their
Speaker 1: hands on the football right, So it wasn't good. And
Speaker 1: these are things that I've brought up in the past,
Speaker 1: in past years, and then I brought him up again today,
Speaker 1: right because he's in this he's thirty nine passes too many.
Speaker 1: We've talked about Dad. We don't want DA getting anywhere
Speaker 1: near forty passes. And Keller Moore went back to old
Speaker 1: Keller Moore and put him in situations now where DA's like, Okay,
Speaker 1: it's on me. It's on me to start slinging this
Speaker 1: thing around. And he's not that guy. I'm sorry, he's
Speaker 1: not that guy. Is he k ball for taking you
Speaker 1: down there and winning the ball? Absolutely? Dak Prescott is skilled.
Speaker 1: He's a skilled quarterback. I don't put him in the
Speaker 1: elite call umn. I think he's a really good quarterback
Speaker 1: when he's not forced to have to throw the ball
Speaker 1: into victory. Well, yesterday, we can all agree, even if
Speaker 1: we disagree on that point. Elite not elite. I say
Speaker 1: he's elite, but elite players have bad games, and it
Speaker 1: was just wasn't a good game. But it was a
Speaker 1: mixed bag as far as the pass an attack for
Speaker 1: the couple's yesterday because on one note you'd see it out.
Speaker 1: Use two plays on the same drive from two Dalton
Speaker 1: shots to illustrate my point. Here, on one inside slant,
Speaker 1: Dak throws it slightly behind shots catchable, but obviously behind.
Speaker 1: It was this early in the game. Yeah, this was
Speaker 1: first half. It was There was one that was just
Speaker 1: a complete sale, just a different one. This is okay,
Speaker 1: this is this is thinking of the sale would have
Speaker 1: had a huge This was hot. No, this was this
Speaker 1: was shows on an inside slant shoulder right and it
Speaker 1: was back shoulder, so it was behind. You're not catchable. No,
Speaker 1: not catchable behind you ain't catching it. But the one
Speaker 1: that would have been the touchdown that Shows dropped. Oh,
Speaker 1: that was a dot. That was a rope into triple
Speaker 1: some good balls. No, My point being that yesterday was
Speaker 1: a situation where Dak struggled, but he wasn't helped until
Speaker 1: the ninety eight yard game winner for the most part
Speaker 1: by the Bye receiver like don't show us for example,
Speaker 1: So step up at that last drive and and Noah
Speaker 1: Brown stepped up big and obviously you had to you know,
Speaker 1: the interest option targeting Noah Brown, right, So you had
Speaker 1: all of this these exorcisms of the demons earlier in
Speaker 1: the game from Noah Brown in that interception, Dalton Shows
Speaker 1: in that drop touchdown. But it just it felt like
Speaker 1: the Cowboys offense passing offense, not the run game because
Speaker 1: Tony Poll and Zeke they were doing their thing, but
Speaker 1: the passing attack it was just unsettled again. And it's
Speaker 1: not to Isaiah's point, this is not the first time
Speaker 1: this season we've seen it unsettled. So the Cowboys just
Speaker 1: need to establish the consistency in their passing attack that says, hey,
Speaker 1: we're not going to get away from the run. We're
Speaker 1: gonna use it to set up the pass. And when
Speaker 1: they started to get away from the run yesterday, we
Speaker 1: started to see some some disheveled looks in the passing games.
Speaker 1: One thing I want to I want to bring up
Speaker 1: and kind of kept Dak off balance. Houston did a
Speaker 1: good job of disguising coverages. Yes, yes they do. Going
Speaker 1: back and looking at it, there was a lot of
Speaker 1: single high look that would turn into a cover two.
Speaker 1: They would have a couple of guys in and out.
Speaker 1: They had this Tampa two at times. Whatever they had
Speaker 1: the linebacker kind of carry the guy down the middle
Speaker 1: of the field. They did a good job of disguising
Speaker 1: until the final drive. Texans went back into their shell.
Speaker 1: I guess and no pun intended back into their shell
Speaker 1: because it's a shell defense. They went to a Cover
Speaker 1: two and they stuck to it all time and Dak
Speaker 1: Prescott that's why I did a part. It's easier to
Speaker 1: work down the field in a two minute drill than
Speaker 1: any other portion of the game because defenses are playing
Speaker 1: it safe. There's a big but don't break type of mentality,
Speaker 1: and most defensive coordinators revert back to that. But to
Speaker 1: your point, in terms of the coverages that they're running.
Speaker 1: Every team's going to disguise coverage. Some are gonna do
Speaker 1: it better than others. Levy Smith is Levy Smith, He's
Speaker 1: been around, He had that game plan ready, absolutely, and
Speaker 1: other teams are going to watch this film. Other teams
Speaker 1: are going to watch this film. But even with those disguises,
Speaker 1: Dak Prescott which just wasn't on his game and I'm
Speaker 1: not going to sit up here and belittle him or
Speaker 1: he had. He had a bad game and everybody has
Speaker 1: a bad game. He's had multiple. He has had multiple
Speaker 1: and that's where my concernedness. You can't let it compound
Speaker 1: into something bigger. I don't know, is it. Is it
Speaker 1: just because of expectation on Dak. No. I don't, I
Speaker 1: don't not. I don't put any pressure on deck because
Speaker 1: the numbers are there, and I know you're not a
Speaker 1: numbers guy at all at all, but the numbers from
Speaker 1: an offensive standpoint, there is a significant difference with Dak
Speaker 1: Prescott at quarterback than it was without that. And it's
Speaker 1: supposed to be and it's supposed to because there's levels
Speaker 1: to this, right, there's levels to everything that in every asthme,
Speaker 1: everything that you do in his life. There's levels to it.
Speaker 1: Dak Prescott is supposed to be a top thirty two
Speaker 1: quarterback just period, right, he's hired. Yeah, but there's top
Speaker 1: ten in the world. He's the top thirty two quarterback
Speaker 1: in the world. Sure, Okay, that's that's facts. Okay. Now
Speaker 1: you can go up there and have discussion debates sometimes
Speaker 1: on how high up he goes. But the reality is
Speaker 1: what they were doing yesterday was not disguised enough right
Speaker 1: to cause him complications. There were routes in there that
Speaker 1: we ran real well, and there's just bad balls. Whether
Speaker 1: there's velocity, whether it's location. We talked. I talked about
Speaker 1: it many times out here before left show versus right shoulder.
Speaker 1: When I'm running a route to my left side and
Speaker 1: when I'm running a slant route to my left, I
Speaker 1: want the ball on my upfield shoulder. I want it
Speaker 1: right on my body. I can't put it on my
Speaker 1: back shoulder. It doesn't matter if it's lofted in there.
Speaker 1: It doesn't mean it matter if it's give his guns
Speaker 1: in there. That's no different than throwing a running back
Speaker 1: of ball in the flat. You don't throw the running
Speaker 1: back the ball in the flat you know, saying a
Speaker 1: freaking bullet most of the time because usually know your personnel,
Speaker 1: they can't handle it. Right. Luckily you had at Tony
Speaker 1: Pollard out there because he came to his swing routes
Speaker 1: out late a few times, yes yesterday, right on the touchdown.
Speaker 1: It just happens to be a TP out there. So
Speaker 1: those are the things that I'm talking about that like
Speaker 1: get kind of kind of covered up and muddied up
Speaker 1: because I want not that much attention is paid to it,
Speaker 1: because the result of the play was awesome, right, But
Speaker 1: my analytic mind, in my eyes, I see it. I'm
Speaker 1: like what I say, and when we're watching the game.
Speaker 1: So he came to that late, Oh, I'm in the
Speaker 1: middle of the player, in the middle of plants that
Speaker 1: he should be the ball should have been out, missed him,
Speaker 1: miss him, and then he got him. He got a
Speaker 1: CP just did TP thing, sure, right, But you start
Speaker 1: thinking about some of these other teams and some of
Speaker 1: the other personnel that these teams have. All I saw
Speaker 1: on that play, Reggie Bush. I saw the Reggie Bush
Speaker 1: play when he's playing for the Saints. He got his
Speaker 1: whole got decapitated right, folded in a half those type
Speaker 1: of plays can happen. I'm not gonna say, well, happen,
Speaker 1: they can happen, and those are game changing plays because
Speaker 1: you're just saying, oh, my guy can do this, or
Speaker 1: oh I don't have to focus on the details of
Speaker 1: this particular play, or my mechanics got to tighten it up. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I agree. Again, we are all in agreeing Dak Prescott
Speaker 1: had a bad game. Yes, I would say the good
Speaker 1: news is it's a week to week league. So last
Speaker 1: week they blow the doors off the coach. This week
Speaker 1: play barely escape the upset over the Texans. And now
Speaker 1: you moved to Jacksonville now and we'll preview Jacksonville later
Speaker 1: in the week. But Jacksonville is better than the Texans,
Speaker 1: so you better clean up actually one of the hotter
Speaker 1: teams in the NFL, and you better clean up what
Speaker 1: you need to clean up this week going, you know,
Speaker 1: as you prepare for the Jacksonville Jaguars. But you know,
Speaker 1: again it's it's another bad I say another bad because
Speaker 1: for me, I still harken back to week one. Week
Speaker 1: one was just abysmal. And again, and I've said it before,
Speaker 1: Week one to me was the worst outing in Dak
Speaker 1: Prescott's career. So was this as bad as that. No,
Speaker 1: But it doesn't mean that it wasn't bad. I mean,
Speaker 1: this was still a struggle game for Dak that was
Speaker 1: able to be deleted by Dak thankfully once he got
Speaker 1: the protection on the right side, and then the confidence
Speaker 1: in the clutch meter kind of just went through the
Speaker 1: roof and march those boys down ninety year yards. But
Speaker 1: prior to that happening, you have flashes. You saw the
Speaker 1: fifty plus yarder to Noah Brown and you know, made
Speaker 1: some big plays and get big catches by Ceedee Lamb,
Speaker 1: and but more often than not, you found yourself asking
Speaker 1: yourself during the game, what's going on with this Cowboys
Speaker 1: passing attack. This isn't the same one we saw against
Speaker 1: the Coast, This isn't the same one that we saw
Speaker 1: against the Vikings, etcetera, etcetera. So that tells you that
Speaker 1: they can do better. Just do it, Yeah, a consistent basis,
Speaker 1: because if if this isn't the Texans and you have
Speaker 1: this out and you lose this game. There were a
Speaker 1: lot of struggles up front too for the Cowboys offensive line,
Speaker 1: and it wasn't just the right side with Josh Ball
Speaker 1: Tyler Smith didn't have a good game. Connor McGovern didn't
Speaker 1: have a good game. Uh, Tyler Biadash was decent. And
Speaker 1: then Zack Martin, Zach Martin, he's perfect it certainly and
Speaker 1: it absolutely did Josh Ball struggled now struggled bold statement
Speaker 1: here he wasn't he was serviceable in the first two
Speaker 1: drafts that he was in serviceable, but then it just
Speaker 1: fell off wheels fell off complete and it was not good.
Speaker 1: But we'll talk more about the offensive line a little
Speaker 1: bit later on. I want to switch the focus to
Speaker 1: the defense. Just how Houston didn't disguise coverages, something that
Speaker 1: kind of helps keep things off balance for the Cowboys
Speaker 1: offense early. They made another change in the fourth quarter
Speaker 1: that just leaves me mind boggle. Now I bring that
Speaker 1: up in a moment that might have helped Dallas win
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Speaker 1: on the defensive side of the football. First game all year,
Speaker 1: all year that Dallas had been held without a sack,
Speaker 1: gretit to Houston. They did a good job up front.
Speaker 1: There are a couple of times when Kenyon Green struggled
Speaker 1: against notably Osa Diggi Zoooh so Diggi Zoo had a
Speaker 1: great game. I thought the coverage was solid, but you're
Speaker 1: also going up against Chris Moore and not going out.
Speaker 1: He had to get He had a day. He was
Speaker 1: pretty much the only guy that yeah, I mean more
Speaker 1: more had ten receptions for one hundred and twenty four yards.
Speaker 1: That's a freaking day, Yes it is. But nobody else
Speaker 1: really did anything other than maybe a Marii Rodgers who
Speaker 1: had the touchdown. Drafts had key position, sure that extended drive.
Speaker 1: But for the most part, Kelvin was was solid, dron
Speaker 1: Bland was about as good as he has been, and
Speaker 1: then Treyvon Digg's battling injury was good at times too.
Speaker 1: But I want to talk about the pass rush for
Speaker 1: a second. What did they do differently in this game,
Speaker 1: Isaiah that kept Michael Parsons to Marcus Lawrence Dareance Armstrong
Speaker 1: out of the backfield because no other team has been
Speaker 1: able to do that yet. They got the boat out
Speaker 1: their hands. I mean they were They were effective and
Speaker 1: getting the ball at their hands quickly. They weren't trying
Speaker 1: to hold onto it. They kept mixing the quarterbacks up
Speaker 1: in terms of running the ball as well. Um, they
Speaker 1: didn't just allow you to key in on Pierce, even
Speaker 1: though I think they end up getting knocked out the game, right, Um,
Speaker 1: but I think they ran the ball effectively and then
Speaker 1: they just ran quick game. They weren't going to sit
Speaker 1: back there all day long and hold it. They weren't
Speaker 1: going to give Dallas opportunity. I war, I think the
Speaker 1: Texans had a really good freaking game plan, a really
Speaker 1: good game plan, and I'm a little concerned. Well here's
Speaker 1: here's why I'm not concerned in the realm of the
Speaker 1: pass rush. And you know I said it during the game,
Speaker 1: you know, I tweeted it as much. I said, this
Speaker 1: a zero SAT game, this is weird to watch from
Speaker 1: the Cowboys. But then I started thinking about it on
Speaker 1: the drive home, and I'm like, you know what happened.
Speaker 1: I went back and I looked at the you know,
Speaker 1: the all twenty two wasn't up yet, so I look
Speaker 1: at the condensed version of the game. Was kind of
Speaker 1: just scheming over it. And Isaiah's right. So point number one,
Speaker 1: they got that ball out quickly, but that two quarterback,
Speaker 1: that that back and forth, back and forth, you can't
Speaker 1: time your cadence like you can't get the cadence timing
Speaker 1: for that. If you're the defensive lineman and that's your
Speaker 1: get off, is a large reason that you'll get pressures
Speaker 1: and you'll get disruptions, and you will hopefully get sacks.
Speaker 1: So when you have a team that's it's David's mills, right, now,
Speaker 1: but the next play it's Drisco. Then the next play
Speaker 1: it's Davis Mills, the next play Driskol. Okay, well, the
Speaker 1: Texans prepared for that all week and then going into
Speaker 1: this game. But if you're the Cowboys, you're like, okay,
Speaker 1: what's drisclls cadence? And then you're trying to okay, I
Speaker 1: think I got Driskles, and then here comes David's Mills
Speaker 1: and you're like, oh crap. So I think Isaiah makes
Speaker 1: a great point. Go back and look at the game.
Speaker 1: They absolutely were getting that ball out as quickly as possible,
Speaker 1: and Piers was doing his thing for the most part
Speaker 1: before he went down to injury. But again, a large
Speaker 1: part of it was just the subterfuge of constantly swapping
Speaker 1: out quarterbacks. I think that those two different cadences on
Speaker 1: a play to play basis really just wrecked what the
Speaker 1: Cowboys pass us wanted to do. That was a big word.
Speaker 1: What was that word? Subterfuge? What does that even mean? Misdirection?
Speaker 1: Mis direction? If you just get you looking over here
Speaker 1: and can you write that down? You spell it sub
Speaker 1: subter t e r fuge, subterfuge, get you looking Never
Speaker 1: heard that one. Get you looking left and then here
Speaker 1: comes to right, and then now you're looking right and
Speaker 1: here comes to left. Does that throw guys off that
Speaker 1: much to have two different guys at quarterback and kind
Speaker 1: of have every other play? I mean, yeah, it was
Speaker 1: all over. Yes, I even charted it for a little bit.
Speaker 1: First half, where's it at? First half? Mills had ten
Speaker 1: pass plays, six run plays. Drift School, however, had fifteen
Speaker 1: run plays and four pass plays while he's in the
Speaker 1: ball game. Isn't that just a dead giveaway of whenever
Speaker 1: Drift School you see six in the backfield. Yeah, you
Speaker 1: have the four pass plays, but for the most part
Speaker 1: you're running the football. How do you not key in
Speaker 1: on that? As a defense? They're running his own read too.
Speaker 1: So that's that's the thing that keeps you at Bay.
Speaker 1: That's the thing that's given Dallas issues. Right. We talked
Speaker 1: about the RPO. RPO you know has caused issues for
Speaker 1: Dallas in the past. This is really not that much different.
Speaker 1: And the defensive ends have to stop, they have to
Speaker 1: read the quarterback. And that's the reason why the Texans
Speaker 1: did this. They watched the film, they've seen, they've seen
Speaker 1: the teams that Dallas has struggled against. They've seen, you know,
Speaker 1: the Philadelphia Eagles, how they pretty much just neutralize the
Speaker 1: defense with the pass rush of these guys as well.
Speaker 1: It just is what it is, man Like I said,
Speaker 1: everything that we say, every topic that we address, it
Speaker 1: goes back to them having a heck of a game
Speaker 1: plan and they executed it too. They executed it too.
Speaker 1: They just didn't have enough players to execute it at
Speaker 1: the level to beat Dallas, but to finish it. But
Speaker 1: this will be copied. There were only are you calling
Speaker 1: this the blueprint? Are you calling this a brute the blueprint?
Speaker 1: I'm saying that the blueprint has been has been laid
Speaker 1: out in previous games. And Lovey put it all together.
Speaker 1: There were still a couple of guys on the defensive
Speaker 1: line that the Texans had no answer for being the
Speaker 1: run of the past. So in the in the past
Speaker 1: and game Osa was having himself a day. I can
Speaker 1: watch the film and he almost had to walk off
Speaker 1: sack if that false start didn't delete that tank. In
Speaker 1: the run game, we talked about what he did the Birkhead.
Speaker 1: You saw him back to getting hands on Piers Tank
Speaker 1: affected the game in a massive way as well. You
Speaker 1: would have obviously liked to see more from your generational
Speaker 1: game record and Michael Parsons, you didn't, um Blamie Tunsil
Speaker 1: was who he went up against quite often. Yeah, why
Speaker 1: why didn't they flip him around more? Off? I don't
Speaker 1: have an answer for that. That's that's my thing, because
Speaker 1: he went up against Tountsol a lot and give blaremy
Speaker 1: Tunsol a ton of credit. He's great. I mean, he's
Speaker 1: one of the best tackles in the league. And Michael
Speaker 1: Parsons was head up on Tunso for quite some time
Speaker 1: and they didn't flip them to the opposite side. I
Speaker 1: mean it could maybe he didn't want wasn't that. It
Speaker 1: wasn't a whole lot of stunts. I could have been
Speaker 1: because Tank was. We just said Tank was affecting the
Speaker 1: game on the left side. So I don't want to
Speaker 1: really want to disrupt that to try to get Michael going.
Speaker 1: But I mean, this is a great question, A great question.
Speaker 1: Well you know, we'll ask well as DQ this afternoon. Yeah,
Speaker 1: to say you're gonna you're gonna make that after nine.
Speaker 1: With that being said, I felt like we went back
Speaker 1: to where we were the past three weeks of taking
Speaker 1: a lethal running back in Damian Pierce and at least
Speaker 1: neutralizing him. He wasn't He was physical. He had some
Speaker 1: big runs, but for the most part, he was limited
Speaker 1: in terms of the numbers that he could come to.
Speaker 1: At the end of the game, What did you think
Speaker 1: about the way they handled the run? What you can
Speaker 1: expect from him. He's a dominant running back. I don't
Speaker 1: care anybody says he's on a terrible team, obviously, but
Speaker 1: he's a heck of a running back. And you know,
Speaker 1: he got what seventy eight yards something like that, Yeah,
Speaker 1: seventy eight and one Tuddy. He was physical, He was
Speaker 1: what you thought he would be, and I think he
Speaker 1: got a little bit banged up there. But I mean
Speaker 1: that's there's no other options for them. I mean, they
Speaker 1: obviously had a receiver that one out there and had
Speaker 1: had a day, but there's not a ton of options.
Speaker 1: My concern isn't with these teams that have just one
Speaker 1: guy that can beat you up and you do a
Speaker 1: good job of keeping him under under one hundred yards. Again,
Speaker 1: all my thought process always goes to the games that
Speaker 1: are one and out, the playoffs, and if you face
Speaker 1: a team that has the ability to have a guy
Speaker 1: run eighty one hundred yards. Oh and by the way,
Speaker 1: there's three other receivers out there and tighten. Now, all
Speaker 1: of a sudden, that presents a problem because you can't
Speaker 1: just key in on that one aspect of the game.
Speaker 1: When you're playing the Texans, you can kill on that
Speaker 1: one aspect of the game because you're really not that
Speaker 1: concerned about other people hurting you. There's one receiver that
Speaker 1: went off, Okay, cool, But there are going to be
Speaker 1: teams that you face when those games matter, and they're
Speaker 1: gonna have two to three threats on the outside plus
Speaker 1: a running back that can hurt you or a quarterback. Well,
Speaker 1: I'll say this for Damien Pierce, and you know he
Speaker 1: affected the game as well, But the Cowboys did do
Speaker 1: a pretty good job, all things considered, the bottling him up.
Speaker 1: And I'd be remiss if I said that and didn't
Speaker 1: make the point of l Laton vander Esch played out
Speaker 1: of his mind yesterday fourteen combined tackles, nine solo. He
Speaker 1: had three more solo tackles than the second most tally
Speaker 1: on the team, which was the Ron Bland, who made
Speaker 1: a good game as well. Lvee was all over the place.
Speaker 1: He was decisive and you know, filling the gaps, attacking
Speaker 1: those holes to cantastic. So between him helping to set
Speaker 1: the edge, Pierce did get off a couple of times
Speaker 1: on the edge, but if you notice, Pierce didn't really
Speaker 1: gain a lot of success in those A and B
Speaker 1: gaps until Jonathan Hankins went down in with injury. When
Speaker 1: Hankins went down with injury, suddenly you saw three four
Speaker 1: consecutive run plays into those those gaps, and that also
Speaker 1: shows you the value of Jonathan Hankins. So hopefully Hankins
Speaker 1: is good to go. Sounds like it's a shoulder slash
Speaker 1: pick issue. You know, we'll know more here in the
Speaker 1: next day or so. Maybe Mike McCarthy will have some
Speaker 1: insight this afternoon. But all things considered, between how l
Speaker 1: V played in Hankins when he was on the field
Speaker 1: and DeMarcus Lawrence being magnificent against the run, it's like
Speaker 1: you said, how it's yet another game in which they
Speaker 1: at least bottled up a dynamic running back. So it
Speaker 1: looks like the run defense is healed, but you got
Speaker 1: some secondary issues as far as your cornerbacks are concerned.
Speaker 1: Outside of Trevon Diggs and de Rhyn Bland. What we're
Speaker 1: gonna say, I have to say is not in regards
Speaker 1: to defense. So I'll hold it. Oh, hold it for
Speaker 1: just a second because I've got a bold statement. Okay,
Speaker 1: let's let's say, let's finish on some bold statements and
Speaker 1: then we'll give some helmet stickers in the next segment.
Speaker 1: So all right, you mentioned how Damian Pierce left the game, right.
Speaker 1: He injured that ankle early in the fourth quarter. He
Speaker 1: came back, he played with ten fifty to go in
Speaker 1: the ball game, took a third yard or a third
Speaker 1: down in two carry and he punched it up the middle.
Speaker 1: Looked fine. He was actually in the play or in
Speaker 1: the formation up the middle. He was in the formation
Speaker 1: three plays in a row, bang bang, bang, and he
Speaker 1: was fine. So he was absent at the end of
Speaker 1: the game. In a goal line stand. Lovey Smith after
Speaker 1: the game said that if he was healthy enough to go,
Speaker 1: he would have been in the plans inside the five
Speaker 1: yard line on the goal line stand. I don't buy it.
Speaker 1: I don't buy I think they held him out. I
Speaker 1: think they held him out in the goal line stand.
Speaker 1: You think I think so? Is it a T word.
Speaker 1: I think they held him out. So that's a bold statement.
Speaker 1: I have nothing of concrete to put that on Asa.
Speaker 1: I'm just I don't I don't buy it. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: take it. I'm okay with it. I said this after
Speaker 1: the game offline to a colleague. I said, I wonder
Speaker 1: if that was the perfect game for the Texans because
Speaker 1: they were very competitive and almost landed the biggest upset
Speaker 1: of the season. But did they still remain number one
Speaker 1: in the draft seating? So you did exactly what you
Speaker 1: needed to do as a hey coach and say, hey,
Speaker 1: I can see I can make these guys compete with anybody. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but I did it without losing my eyes. I just
Speaker 1: I think it was It was the perfect game for
Speaker 1: a coincidence. And if there's if there's smoke, sometimes there's fire.
Speaker 1: Maybe not, who knows. But they didn't change They changed
Speaker 1: their entire game plan defensively in the back half of
Speaker 1: the fourth quarter on the ninety eight yard drive, and
Speaker 1: then they all of a sudden didn't have their best
Speaker 1: running back on the field in a goal line situation
Speaker 1: whenever he played. After he was injured, he came back
Speaker 1: into the ball game and he played. If he hadn't
Speaker 1: have done that, then I would say, Okay, maybe he
Speaker 1: got hurt, but the Texans are doing what the Texas
Speaker 1: are doing. But can I make a bull statement? Yeah,
Speaker 1: now it's your turn. I need everybody to go back,
Speaker 1: going back, everybody who was arguing with me about whether
Speaker 1: or not Tyler Smith should be bumped down to the
Speaker 1: left guard position. When Tyron Smith comes back, go watch
Speaker 1: the first series of the second quarter. Oh, just just
Speaker 1: watch that series and you decide if he's if he's
Speaker 1: ready to be the left guard of the starting left guard.
Speaker 1: You watch, just go to break on that one. You
Speaker 1: have other sample sizes of him at level guard this
Speaker 1: season as will put it all in the pot. Not
Speaker 1: just that sample. I'm talking about the whole the whole series.
Speaker 1: I rode the fence last year, but I'm gonna ride
Speaker 1: the fence or last week. I'm gonna ride the fence
Speaker 1: again right now. Because just as there was bad tape
Speaker 1: for Tyler Smith, there was also some bad tape from
Speaker 1: Connor McGovern tis. There was there. It was both they
Speaker 1: we even looked at have a lot of good tape
Speaker 1: of mcgovernor at left guard. Sure we have, including this
Speaker 1: game he made play don't have we have maybe a
Speaker 1: sample size of good tape of Tyler Smith at left guard?
Speaker 1: Are you talking about this is? This is where he's
Speaker 1: at left guard and pieces when Peters is the left
Speaker 1: tackle in this game against the Texans and they put
Speaker 1: Tyler Smith at left left guard, watch that series the series,
Speaker 1: not the play the series Jesus and then added to
Speaker 1: the other samples go ahead and also without tip and
Speaker 1: it didn't make you're educated if think about it this
Speaker 1: way too. This may be a conversation for tomorrow. But
Speaker 1: Terrence Steele, if he's unavailable for the rest of the season,
Speaker 1: which it looks like that might be a concern at
Speaker 1: the moment. Still nothing concrete on that either. However, if
Speaker 1: he's not available, would you rather have a backup left
Speaker 1: guard in Connor McGovern sitting on the sideline or would
Speaker 1: you rather have a backup swing tackle for if Tyron
Speaker 1: Smith or Jason Peters. Conversation is different now, yeah, it's
Speaker 1: completely different. It's different now. Yeah, so scrap everything we've
Speaker 1: talked about this week, because in my boat room, your
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Speaker 1: a problem. Let's do some helmet stickers. Patrick, get us started,
Speaker 1: all right. I'm going with the tomato. As you can
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Speaker 1: and tomatoes are a fruit, by the way, not a vegetable.
Speaker 1: Um My tomato goes to one. Jason Peters. Why a tomato?
Speaker 1: Because you need tomatoes to make ketchup? And Jason Peters
Speaker 1: wasted no time catching up on plain white tackle at
Speaker 1: a high level yesterday after having not taken snaps at
Speaker 1: that position since two thousand and five, a fifteen year
Speaker 1: gap between taking snaps, and he stepped in with the
Speaker 1: game on the line. Give it to me, coach and
Speaker 1: showed you why he's a gold jacket. So bars tomato,
Speaker 1: because it took no time for Jason Peterson catch up.
Speaker 1: I liked it, Bars, which is really funny because for
Speaker 1: those that know you, you that we all know you
Speaker 1: absolutely hate catch up the spies catch up effect. But
Speaker 1: you just made a Jason Peters made me make me
Speaker 1: like it for a day. Okay. Uh, you want to go,
Speaker 1: and actually you want me to go next? Yeah, you
Speaker 1: want to go. I'll let you go because I know
Speaker 1: who I'm picking and you may take him who knows
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna take him. Yetta. See this right here,
Speaker 1: that's some bananas. That's some bananas. You know by church
Speaker 1: there one there was one player on the field that
Speaker 1: hit everybody with the old banana and the tailpipe, and
Speaker 1: and they did it in bunches. That's going to mister Dalton.
Speaker 1: Scholtzi had his best game of the year. Six catches,
Speaker 1: eighty seven yards. He showed back up just when you
Speaker 1: thought he had disappeared, he brought his nine. Yes, I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna fin the tailpie. You gotta sit with your
Speaker 1: chests many I'm not going. Yes, classic movie banana and
Speaker 1: the tailpipe. All right, this is a this is a pineapple.
Speaker 1: He looks like he's leaping. He's he's jumping, He's or
Speaker 1: maybe even flying. Layton Vanderesh was flying around the defensive
Speaker 1: side of the football yesterday and he even at one
Speaker 1: point he leapt Oh I just stuck it to the table.
Speaker 1: No I didn't. I saved it. Oh maybe maybe got
Speaker 1: it back. We're good recover. But yeah he was. Yeah
Speaker 1: he nearly he almost had a rec recovered fumble. But yeah,
Speaker 1: Layton Vanderesh, he was flying around the football, leaping over piles.
Speaker 1: At one point he was trying There was one on
Speaker 1: the goal line stand it was a it was the
Speaker 1: off sides called for Micah Parsons. He leapt over the
Speaker 1: top and he was even trying to reach back. But
Speaker 1: he was all over the field. I mean, you talk
Speaker 1: about sideline, the sideline. I really have been impressed with
Speaker 1: Layton Vandesh lately. So here it's the helmet sticker today,
Speaker 1: Wolf Kyle, all right, gentlemen, We've got a lot to
Speaker 1: talk about this week. We've got some injuries kind of
Speaker 1: starting to pile up a little bit and some key
Speaker 1: situations as well. Injuries starting to really affect how this
Speaker 1: team is building heading into the postseason. And of course
Speaker 1: you got to get to the postseason first. Cowboys can
Speaker 1: get really close to clinching a postseason spot this week,
Speaker 1: and of course keep tabs with the Philadelphia Eagles in
Speaker 1: the NFC East race against Jacksonville Jaguars this week, but
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Speaker 1: Maybe we'll take some calls on Wednesday. Ye up for it.
Speaker 1: I want to make up for it a little bit.
Speaker 1: We want to talk to the people. I agree, we
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