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Speaker 4: I just sent alongside Asha Morrison and Jess Navares. We
Speaker 4: got a game that's coming up on Sunday all Week fifteen.
Speaker 4: Cowboys and Buffalo taking on the Boot is a team
Speaker 4: that they haven't really seen lately. The last time they
Speaker 4: played them was in twenty nineteen. For that twenty fifteen
Speaker 4: when Kellen Moore was QB. Sorry I'll back go back,
Speaker 4: but yeah no. Then the last two times the Buffalo
Speaker 4: Bills have beaten the Cowboys.
Speaker 5: So chance for of course.
Speaker 4: Dallas to do something special this Sunday, hopefully to.
Speaker 5: Take a step towards making a push for a top seed.
Speaker 5: In the playoffs, so of course big emphasis there on
Speaker 5: getting a win. On Sunday we.
Speaker 4: Talked about Cowboys defense, Buffalo Bill's offense.
Speaker 5: Yesterday We're gonna switch gears.
Speaker 4: Talk about Cowboys offense and Buffalo's defense. But some things
Speaker 4: that you guys kind of took away from the locker room.
Speaker 4: I'll start with Ayisha, What did you hear.
Speaker 5: From Tyler Biattish? I know you talked to him a.
Speaker 4: Little bit about what to expect from this Buffalo Bill's defense.
Speaker 6: What do you have to say, Yeah, I mean talk
Speaker 6: to him briefly just about how Buffalo likes to run
Speaker 6: their defense and some of their tendencies and things of
Speaker 6: that nature. Were talking about the back end they do.
Speaker 6: You tend to run a lot of too high safety,
Speaker 6: but they disguise a lot, which is something that we
Speaker 6: talked about. And when you start looking at the numbers
Speaker 6: defensively for them, they have dns with interceptions in sacks.
Speaker 6: They have linebackers with interceptions in sacks. They have corners
Speaker 6: with sacks, they have safeties with sacks. So what that
Speaker 6: tells me is that even though this is not a
Speaker 6: team that blitzes often, when they do, they're.
Speaker 7: Getting home number one and number two.
Speaker 6: They do give a lot of teams issues with how
Speaker 6: they disguise and where they choose to blitz from. I
Speaker 6: see a lot of the time they're blitzing from the
Speaker 6: A gap and trying to get pressure on the interior.
Speaker 6: But they'll do with some things post snap, we're bringing
Speaker 6: the linebacker down or bringing the linebackers down and then
Speaker 6: sometimes dropping in the covers.
Speaker 7: Sometimes they don't drop in the cover.
Speaker 6: So talking to Tyler Beatdish, it felt like one of
Speaker 6: the biggest things. You're on the road, maybe you're on
Speaker 6: a silent count, maybe you know.
Speaker 7: Those things go on.
Speaker 6: So the communication of this offensive line really needs to
Speaker 6: be intact. There should be opportunity to run the ball
Speaker 6: with some of those light boxes because of the too
Speaker 6: high they play a shell type defense where they really
Speaker 6: don't want to give up anything over the top. So
Speaker 6: really looking for this offense to be patient and methodical
Speaker 6: with how they move down the field and take shots
Speaker 6: when they're there. But quarterback is good against the blitz,
Speaker 6: so guys are gonna have to be open and be
Speaker 6: ready for the ball to come to them quickly and
Speaker 6: on time. Because this defense has so many guys that can.
Speaker 6: I mean Ed Oliver top five and pressures. He has
Speaker 6: six and a half sacks on the season. Tyron Johnson
Speaker 6: is a corner for them, but he has three force fumbles.
Speaker 6: I mean Leonard Floyd is still there.
Speaker 7: He has nine and a.
Speaker 6: Half sacks in a force fumble like he's They have
Speaker 6: guys all up and down this offense, this defensive line
Speaker 6: that can get after it and.
Speaker 5: Cause is shoe.
Speaker 6: So this offensive line they've shown some They've shown improvement
Speaker 6: this last couple of weeks, specifically and running the ball
Speaker 6: and in pass pro. They're gonna have to put on
Speaker 6: their big boy draws and come play some football on
Speaker 6: Sunday because, yeah, they can give it to you in waves. Yeah,
Speaker 6: and they can. They can definitely disguise in different ways
Speaker 6: as well.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I got to sit in in the studio for the
Speaker 4: Mike McCarthy show, and he basically was saying, how like
Speaker 4: the more that they watched them, they challenge teams schematically.
Speaker 4: And Bill had asked, him, Uh, you know, what position
Speaker 4: do you guy, are you concerned about the most defensively?
Speaker 4: And he had said all of them defensively absolutely, just because.
Speaker 5: Like you mentioned, they do disguise very well.
Speaker 4: Is there a certain position for you though that or
Speaker 4: even just that you guys are concerned about the most.
Speaker 6: It's for me it's their linebackers because their defensive line.
Speaker 6: Don't get me wrong. So they do have a lot
Speaker 6: of guys across this line, but they're not consistently getting penetration. Obviously,
Speaker 6: you know von Miller's on there, he's he's coming back
Speaker 6: from the ACL They obviously they circle different cycle, different
Speaker 6: guys in there, and things of that nature.
Speaker 7: But the usage of their linebackers in.
Speaker 6: The way that they're able to slip past some of
Speaker 6: these guards and stuff to get to the quarterback. The
Speaker 6: communication on this offensive line, as I said before, is
Speaker 6: one of the things that worries me a bit is
Speaker 6: these guys picking up these free rushers in time. It's
Speaker 6: gonna put back in positions to where he's either gonna
Speaker 6: have to escape out the pocket or he's gonna have
Speaker 6: to make the declarations early, which we know he's great at.
Speaker 6: But yeah, man, they're really doing a lot to trick
Speaker 6: the quarterback and so but this often to me, that's
Speaker 6: gonna be the chess match to me is how this
Speaker 6: offensive line handles their blitz pickups, handle some of the
Speaker 6: ways that they disguise things, and when they bring a
Speaker 6: safety or corner blitz.
Speaker 7: Whatever the case may be, the quarterback.
Speaker 6: Having the time to find the open man and to
Speaker 6: make the play when it's there. So yeah, this general
Speaker 6: consensus talking to a lot of the guys is this
Speaker 6: team is better than what their record is, far better
Speaker 6: than what their record is, and they know that they
Speaker 6: can't just go out there and play with them.
Speaker 3: What you got, what you got, girl, you just take
Speaker 3: everything I have. So I'm not going to regarditate. Just
Speaker 3: I was looking. I so I had one of these
Speaker 3: papers this has like all the rankings and everything, and
Speaker 3: I like always mark it up and I like make
Speaker 3: my notes on it. Well, this is a fresh one today,
Speaker 3: so I was having to go back through. But I
Speaker 3: do want to point out that Buffalo, let's see, is
Speaker 3: ranked fourth in the NFL for sacks per play pass,
Speaker 3: which is pretty interesting. And that goes back to your point,
Speaker 3: and I was saying, come on, step to where it's
Speaker 3: not even just the edge rush that you have to
Speaker 3: worry about in this game. And talking to some of
Speaker 3: the guys I talked to in the locker room, they
Speaker 3: are worried about that edgebrush and what it is going
Speaker 3: to do, especially when you talk in terms of a
Speaker 3: shaky right line, a line on the Cowboys part. So
Speaker 3: if this is going to be a measuring stick game
Speaker 3: for multiple reasons, we'll talk weather in a little while.
Speaker 3: It's that right side of the line, that the O
Speaker 3: line that I think really needs to be short up
Speaker 3: in this game. It's going to test them battle test,
Speaker 3: and then you add the slippery aspect of it. This
Speaker 3: game is going to be a very interesting matchup for
Speaker 3: the Cowboys because even go through all these stats, this
Speaker 3: defense is not one when you talk about the Bills,
Speaker 3: it's not one that it's quietly good, right Like, It's
Speaker 3: not an easy feat by any means. I mean, even
Speaker 3: go through this, they're sixth in let's see passing net
Speaker 3: yards per game. They're fifth in passing netyards per play.
Speaker 3: I mean, you can go down the list here and
Speaker 3: they're not a horrible test for this offense. But all
Speaker 3: that to say, the O line really needs to come
Speaker 3: together in this game. The communication with the silent count
Speaker 3: going to be huge. That's something I wanted to talk
Speaker 3: to be oddish about today. Didn't get the chance. To,
Speaker 3: but the silent count, They're really going to have to
Speaker 3: rely on that, and you know, I get that road wind. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that was one the main takeaways I had from the
Speaker 3: locker room today and talking to the guys, is they
Speaker 3: know they're dominant at home. They want the road win.
Speaker 3: They said, they really, most of the guys I talk
Speaker 3: to really want a tough road wind to really feel
Speaker 3: the confidence boost from that.
Speaker 5: So, yeah, we'll be the one.
Speaker 4: We'll break down more of the offense taken on Buffaloville's
Speaker 4: defense and the next few segments, But just overall, can
Speaker 4: you guys sense the sense of urgency within this team,
Speaker 4: because hearing from Damone earlier, he had just kind of
Speaker 4: mentioned that, like, yeah, we have a sense of urgency,
Speaker 4: but we also have like a calm about us that
Speaker 4: it's it's not like we're not worried or pressed about
Speaker 4: what the implications are, because of course everyone's paying attention
Speaker 4: to what they have at stake, just trying to get
Speaker 4: a top seat in the playoffs, but it's also kind
Speaker 4: of like you can't worry about that.
Speaker 5: They're just worried about playing each game.
Speaker 4: But can you guys, since like maybe a little bit
Speaker 4: of a calmness slash sense of urgency within this group.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean it's it's a good confidence level and
Speaker 3: it's a very level headed confidence, is how I feel
Speaker 3: talking to the guys. Even just today, there was one
Speaker 3: of the players we were talking to, you and I
Speaker 3: were talking to kind of about the road ahead for them,
Speaker 3: and I'm not going to say who it was, but
Speaker 3: I'm just going to say the road ahead was. They
Speaker 3: know they have to win this game, obviously, they know
Speaker 3: what happens if they win this game, but they're not
Speaker 3: just satisfied with clinching a playoff birth. This team wants
Speaker 3: more than that, and they also know in order to
Speaker 3: do that they have to control what they can, which
Speaker 3: is starting Sunday, win then and then continue to push
Speaker 3: forward to win as well. They also know it's not
Speaker 3: only just in their hands the playoff picture at this point.
Speaker 3: So talking to them a little bit about the matchup
Speaker 3: with Philly and Seattle was an interesting conversation there as well,
Speaker 3: So herrying their perspective of having played both teams and
Speaker 3: kind of seeing how they feeling out how they are
Speaker 3: going to foresee the game having played both teams recently
Speaker 3: was very interesting. But I would say, it's a good
Speaker 3: level head confidence that they have and kind of like
Speaker 3: I said last week, I mean, you wouldn't know who
Speaker 3: they're playing, and it's a very still confidence that even
Speaker 3: in Eagles Week, they weren't like over hyping it's the Eagles,
Speaker 3: it's the Eagles. They're not doing that this week. It's
Speaker 3: just very level headed and they know it's ahead of them,
Speaker 3: they know it's at stake.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think I don't know if that's I sense
Speaker 6: a sense of urgency, but I do do think they
Speaker 6: understand the moment and they understand, you know, what this
Speaker 6: road wins to your point just could be for them.
Speaker 6: They have been better on the road post by as
Speaker 6: far as scoring goes specifically, but this defense really is
Speaker 6: what we're looking at personally. That's really what I'm looking
Speaker 6: at this game and just how they're able to play
Speaker 6: on the road against a somewhat of a high powered offense.
Speaker 7: And we talked about them yesterday.
Speaker 6: But as far as the urgency goes, I do think that,
Speaker 6: like I said before, they they this is a good team,
Speaker 6: and I do think that they feel like they know
Speaker 6: that they're going to have to take it up a
Speaker 6: notch even more than what maybe they were with Philly, Like,
Speaker 6: this is a good team, this is a stack team.
Speaker 6: They're talented across. And we talked about the offense. Obviously
Speaker 6: having the DC offensive coordinator change, the defense didn't. So
Speaker 6: they're comfortable in their system and how they operate. I
Speaker 6: would say that that's the more stronger consistent side of
Speaker 6: the ball right now. So this offense is Cowboys offense.
Speaker 7: You can feel that.
Speaker 6: They know they're gonna have to get up and play
Speaker 6: for this game because they are.
Speaker 4: Is there an area of concern for you guys within
Speaker 4: this offense heading in and there could very well not
Speaker 4: be an area of concern. I just want to know
Speaker 4: if are you guys confident in the way that this
Speaker 4: offense is playing or do you want them to take
Speaker 4: it up a notch?
Speaker 3: For me, the area of concern is rain and wind,
Speaker 3: because you haven't had a rain game since Week one
Speaker 3: games exactly. You haven't played on grass in a minute.
Speaker 3: You haven't played on wet since Week one when they
Speaker 3: played the Giants, and that was pretty much just kind
Speaker 3: of no pun intended for once but a washaway game
Speaker 3: because the Giants were it was week one at that point,
Speaker 3: like it was everybody's preseason mode. Still, that was your
Speaker 3: starter's first game of the season because they didn't play
Speaker 3: any preseason snaps. So to answer your question, it's not
Speaker 3: necessarily the offense that's worrying me. It's the conditions in
Speaker 3: which they're going to have to play that they're not
Speaker 3: used to playing in wind. I think is an interesting aspect,
Speaker 3: and McCarthy talked about this, I want to say yesterday,
Speaker 3: about the conditions that they practice out here at the
Speaker 3: Star with how the buildings are kind of laid out
Speaker 3: to where it creates a wind funnel effect. So it's
Speaker 3: not that they're not used to practicing in wind, it's
Speaker 3: just you can only simulate so much not having practice
Speaker 3: or playing in rain really all season. And so McCarthy
Speaker 3: also talked about today when you have rain, temperature, and wins,
Speaker 3: the two that worry him the most is rain and wins.
Speaker 3: Temperatures kind of the last thing. And talking to the
Speaker 3: guys in locker room, they agree. They said cold is
Speaker 3: just a mindset. Multiple players were telling me cold is
Speaker 3: a mindset. You just have to roll with it and
Speaker 3: you have to stay warm. But when it comes to rain,
Speaker 3: even talking to some of the guys of Hey, are
Speaker 3: you gonna wear sleeves? How do you feel about sleeves?
Speaker 3: That was an interesting conversation because you know what sleeves
Speaker 3: can do. It can make it more slippery, can have
Speaker 3: a reverse effect of the ball. So to me, it's
Speaker 3: not necessarily that I'm worried about what the offense can
Speaker 3: and can't do. It's just they haven't had. The Bills
Speaker 3: are used to playing in these conditions. The Cowboys aren't.
Speaker 3: Cowboys have at and T Stadium where it's like, can't relate,
Speaker 3: not outside nice beautiful enclosed stadium. Bills don't have that.
Speaker 3: They're used to playing in this weather. They're used to
Speaker 3: playing in these conditions. They're used to playing in cold,
Speaker 3: they're used to playing with wet balls. I mean, it's
Speaker 3: just it's the conditions working against them that worries me
Speaker 3: little bit, and that goes on both sides of the ball,
Speaker 3: not necessarily just the offense.
Speaker 4: It says I was going to look at.
Speaker 3: The high of high of. I tweeted this earlier. It's
Speaker 3: fifty What worries me the most. It's it's upper forties.
Speaker 4: It says thirty six forty seven. The forty seven is
Speaker 4: the high at thirty six.
Speaker 3: It is the low, but what I was looking at
Speaker 3: to is the wind chill is going to make it
Speaker 3: feel like it's even colder than that. And the rain
Speaker 3: chance earlier when we talked about it this week was
Speaker 3: at nine percent. It's at fifty five percent right now.
Speaker 3: And then you have fifteen to twenty miles per hour
Speaker 3: winds which just make it colder and it makes the
Speaker 3: rain feel like it's coming down harder at that point.
Speaker 3: So yeah, for me.
Speaker 6: To kind of trying to LOJ just was saying, you
Speaker 6: know this, this defense can.
Speaker 7: Take the ball away as well.
Speaker 6: At their most t turnovers forced in NFL like so,
Speaker 6: they they turned the ball over.
Speaker 7: At a high clip.
Speaker 6: And when you talk about the conditions and stuff like that.
Speaker 7: So for me, my biggest.
Speaker 6: Thing is Cowboys, you know, retaining or keeping the possession
Speaker 6: of the ball in this time and being able to
Speaker 6: move down the field and be patient in this game.
Speaker 6: But the biggest thing for me is how the Cowboys
Speaker 6: run the ball. This defense has shown susceptibility to that.
Speaker 6: And when you talk about a high flying defense and
Speaker 6: aggressive defense, they play very downhill. That was the word
Speaker 6: I heard from the guys a lot is that they
Speaker 6: really played downhill. Way you counter that is with screens
Speaker 6: and things of that nature. When you talk about the
Speaker 6: conditions that just was just talking about, it makes all
Speaker 6: that stuff a little bit more difficult. One of the
Speaker 6: key things about this Cowboys offense and defense is that
Speaker 6: their speed is it matters. And we're talking about those
Speaker 6: type of conditions, muddy grass, whatever the decline and maybe
Speaker 6: how fast they can move to the ball and stuff
Speaker 6: matters to me as well. So to just this point,
Speaker 6: I just I do think the conditions and how they
Speaker 6: handle them would be a play a huge role in
Speaker 6: this game. But I think it's also going to play
Speaker 6: a huge role in the turnover battle, which I think
Speaker 6: could be big in this game.
Speaker 7: And who's the winner and who's the loser.
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Speaker 5: Out is always stressful.
Speaker 3: It's stressful. Yeah, December feels like it's years long. November
Speaker 3: went by so fast. With Tyler Smith today, I was like,
Speaker 3: didn't it feel like or no, it was due. So
Speaker 3: I was talking to Deuce about it. It's like, didn't
Speaker 3: feel like November kind of just like flew by and
Speaker 3: December is like taking years to talking about to be done.
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Speaker 3: been going on for a while. So I felt very
Speaker 3: validated in that.
Speaker 6: Listen, somber, stressful, whatever is the they I'm having my
Speaker 6: grandma put the whole team on the prayer list, get
Speaker 6: some tusing work last nar and ros you know what,
Speaker 6: and pass it out or something, because these babies is sick, sick,
Speaker 6: and this is not just said that this is not
Speaker 6: the week to be mix sicky.
Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, we're talking about this because some of.
Speaker 7: These gentlemen was hopefully they can get better.
Speaker 6: We're gonna talk about this injury report for both teams.
Speaker 5: We go ahead and talk about it right now.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Brandon Cook's illness. Fren't illness, that's sick.
Speaker 5: We got Michael Parsons, but he was there, that was
Speaker 5: he said.
Speaker 7: So he looked better, he do because he on the sidelines.
Speaker 5: He looked like he's.
Speaker 7: Riding the bus.
Speaker 3: He was struggling at.
Speaker 6: But not like, yeah, they're obviously, But I was really
Speaker 6: paying attention to the injuries on the bill side of things,
Speaker 6: because they got a couple that are kind of big
Speaker 6: to me.
Speaker 3: A J. S.
Speaker 6: Vanessa d n he you're just rib on a dope
Speaker 6: tip interception at the line of SCA. That's what I'm saying,
Speaker 6: dog Like, they just have so many dudes that can
Speaker 6: play man and that and the way that they're able
Speaker 6: to get turnovers. They're unique ways where you're just like,
Speaker 6: what do you do? How is this happening right now?
Speaker 6: But anyway, he's dealing with the rib injury.
Speaker 7: They're not sure if.
Speaker 6: He's I know that I saw him doing They were
Speaker 6: doing things off to the side today, but he was
Speaker 6: still listed. It's did not practice today. Something keep your
Speaker 6: eye on, because I think he's one of their better
Speaker 6: defensive ends. He just flies to the ball and makes plays.
Speaker 6: But also to Micah Hyde safety for them, he's dealing
Speaker 6: with a stinger. This is the he's had multiple.
Speaker 7: This season, so there's some concern there.
Speaker 6: We've been there with Lvee and how those things can
Speaker 6: turn into something serious. Both of those gentlemen matter to
Speaker 6: that secondary well, to that defense and what they do.
Speaker 7: But the way they use Espanessa as he drops and
Speaker 7: covers sometimes.
Speaker 6: And some of the things he's able to do, I
Speaker 6: think he has three picks, like what is happening right now?
Speaker 6: This is a DN what is happening right now? So, yeah,
Speaker 6: those guys being out specifically Espanessa, and what he brings
Speaker 6: to them is something to keep an eye on moving forward.
Speaker 4: So then offensively, we talk about how Mike McCarthy hasn't
Speaker 4: shown his full hand yet, right, but this is a
Speaker 4: game to kind of do that. What is something that
Speaker 4: he should do schematically? Since you're facing a team a
Speaker 4: defense that disguises where the pressure is coming from. So
Speaker 4: what are some things that you're looking for maybe McCarthy
Speaker 4: to kind of do run game?
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, get it going, oh, get it going early,
Speaker 3: and be consistent with it period. Be consistent with running
Speaker 3: the ball throughout this entire game, all four quarters. I
Speaker 3: want to see Rico, I want to see Tony, I
Speaker 3: want to see some Turp. I want to see some
Speaker 3: CD run the ball. Because look, I was cool with
Speaker 3: it last week. It's like, I'm sorry, I'm gabriel passions
Speaker 3: about this. The first half the game. Mm hm, you
Speaker 3: were like, yeah, this.
Speaker 6: Is what I want to see.
Speaker 3: The second half, I was like, where to go? Where
Speaker 3: the run game?
Speaker 5: Apt? But but but talking about it.
Speaker 3: No, but I get why they did that. You have
Speaker 3: to adjust schematically if they're figuring out you need to
Speaker 3: run the ball in this game. Consistently, because especially if
Speaker 3: the rain starts to pick up, or the wind starts
Speaker 3: to pick up, the temperatures start to dip, what have you,
Speaker 3: the condition starts to get worse. You need that run
Speaker 3: game to be ready to rely on and lean back on.
Speaker 3: You don't want to establish it abandoned and then try
Speaker 3: to re establish again. You need it to be consistent
Speaker 3: in all four quarters of this game. I thought the
Speaker 3: ball distribution was beautiful against the Eagles. I want to
Speaker 3: see more of the one two punch because it works,
Speaker 3: and you talk to them about it in there. You
Speaker 3: talk to TP, you talk to Rico. Rico wants the ball.
Speaker 3: TP is he understands what it's like to be in
Speaker 3: Rico's position, and he also understands that it was interesting.
Speaker 3: Somebody asked him today, what a zeke teach you about
Speaker 3: taking care of your body at this point in the season.
Speaker 3: He said, well, to take care of it. You know
Speaker 3: what did he call it? Pre prehab? He said, you
Speaker 3: use your prehab, meaning you go get massages and you
Speaker 3: kind of alleviate issues before they arise so it doesn't
Speaker 3: get worse. And so he's doing a lot of that now.
Speaker 3: But prehab, I like that, Yeah, he said prehab. I
Speaker 3: was like, oh, that's nice. But run the ball consistently
Speaker 3: throughout the game, that's what and don't force it. If
Speaker 3: it's not there, it's not there. But in case the
Speaker 3: conditions do get worse at any point, you know, you
Speaker 3: can just bounce back to running the Ballah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, absolutely. I agree with the run game and that
Speaker 6: it could be pivotal in this game. But I also
Speaker 6: too when when they blitz, make them pay every single time,
Speaker 6: because that's that's the easiest way to get people to
Speaker 6: stop doing it. You're gonna keep blitzing. To me, I'm
Speaker 6: gonna gash you every time, whether that's checking into a
Speaker 6: run that's favorable or if that's the over the middle,
Speaker 6: which is open a lot with these folks because they
Speaker 6: run to Yeah, it's opened a lot with these folks.
Speaker 6: And with all the disguising that they do, I think
Speaker 6: the best thing that you can do is also still
Speaker 6: Cowboys motion is up. This is a game where you
Speaker 6: continue to do those things because when you have a
Speaker 6: defense that disguises and does all this stuff, the quarterback.
Speaker 6: I think we could see Dak at the line of
Speaker 6: scrimmage a little bit longer than maybe we've been seeing
Speaker 6: him because he's gonna have to diagnose or whatever and
Speaker 6: get into the right play. But pre snap motion things
Speaker 6: like that I think can definitely get these guys.
Speaker 7: Off their kilter.
Speaker 6: There have been times that when I was watching them
Speaker 6: because they disguise so much and because sometimes guys are
Speaker 6: out of position, sometimes guys and it's not often, because
Speaker 6: I do think their defensive unit is it is together,
Speaker 6: they've been doing this for a little minute, their communication
Speaker 6: is pretty good. I think that you kind of have
Speaker 6: to outsmart them with some of the things that you
Speaker 6: throw at them. So for me, it's also too how
Speaker 6: do you counter some of the things that they're doing.
Speaker 7: And when you're talking about the run game.
Speaker 6: We didn't see it that much again last week, but
Speaker 6: I do think you implement the screen game and get
Speaker 6: and stuff and get these edges having to work and
Speaker 6: have to contain and do some of those things as well. So, yeah, man,
Speaker 6: this is a team that wants to take the ball away,
Speaker 6: and like I said, they play downhill, use their aggression
Speaker 6: against them, make them pay. They're gonna sit there and
Speaker 6: get pinned inside and throw the ball behind them on
Speaker 6: their linebackers. You know, just there's there's ways to move
Speaker 6: the ball against them, and to your point, just about
Speaker 6: the weather, you may not be able to pass the
Speaker 6: ball maybe how you want to. So I do think
Speaker 6: running the ball and how you use the running backs
Speaker 6: is going to be important in this game, even if
Speaker 6: it's just again how you motion them to get information
Speaker 6: from this defense pre snap to figure out where you
Speaker 6: need to go with the ball.
Speaker 5: All right, we're gonna play a little quick game.
Speaker 4: What we're doing our favorite it's called advantage or nah okay,
Speaker 4: all right, so basically what happens.
Speaker 6: Sorry, I wanted to because we have folks that listen
Speaker 6: to our show. I wanted to correct myself on how
Speaker 6: I pronounced Willington uh Prevalon. Yeah, yesterday. This is a
Speaker 6: gentleman that we could see play or whatever the case
Speaker 6: may be with Carl Davis and him, and so I
Speaker 6: wanted to make sure that I corrected myself and set
Speaker 6: his name correctly. Because our names are our names, they
Speaker 6: have meanings. So it is Willington prevalan DT.
Speaker 5: Yes there you go.
Speaker 3: Remember my name? Yes, yeah, we all did.
Speaker 7: Sorry, got called on Pavilion.
Speaker 3: No you didn't.
Speaker 5: We all know.
Speaker 3: We didn't call him pavilion.
Speaker 5: We definitely did well, we didn't.
Speaker 6: Isn't that like a vacation spot long.
Speaker 3: I think we said Prevalon, but we didn't say Pavilion.
Speaker 7: I think I said.
Speaker 6: Pavilion hard yeah, and I was very yeah, so I
Speaker 6: had to correct myself.
Speaker 3: Willington preval.
Speaker 6: Yes, advantage or advantage or not.
Speaker 3: I'm going to make signs for this. Jase would love that.
Speaker 4: We're going to go through each position offensively, and then
Speaker 4: we're gonna say who has the advantage or or not?
Speaker 5: Do the Cowboys have the advantage or not?
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, but you gotta be like or no?
Speaker 6: Like that?
Speaker 4: Oh god, no, all right, But so the quarterback Josh
Speaker 4: Allen and Dak Prescott, who has the advantage or not
Speaker 4: or not?
Speaker 3: Love it go ahead?
Speaker 6: From the familiarity with the weather, I would say Josh Allen,
Speaker 6: but just as an overall who's playing better football that
Speaker 6: would be Dak Prescott.
Speaker 7: At this point.
Speaker 3: Yes, can they both have the advantage or not?
Speaker 6: Or not? Or not?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, I think it depends on what aspect you're
Speaker 3: talking about in the game. I'm gonna say I'm gonna
Speaker 3: give this one to Dak. I'm gonna say Dak has
Speaker 3: the advantage because he's been on this uphill climb to
Speaker 3: grow the chemistry with not just the guys around him,
Speaker 3: but also with Mike McCarthy and the play call. So
Speaker 3: they're going to go into this game with the game
Speaker 3: plan that Dak feels comfortable despite weather conditions being a factor.
Speaker 5: I'm going if we're I'm gonna go Dak. I'm gonna
Speaker 5: go Dak.
Speaker 7: I know Josh Allen's throne.
Speaker 5: What a league leading fourteen interceptions?
Speaker 6: Can't take Your interceptions don't matter anymore when.
Speaker 3: It's Dak, don't matter.
Speaker 5: May Good?
Speaker 3: What's an interception?
Speaker 6: I don't know. Good quarterbacks get to the Super Bowl
Speaker 6: throwing picks, is what I was.
Speaker 7: That's what I heard today.
Speaker 5: I heard that too.
Speaker 3: Oh my breaking news.
Speaker 5: Since Week six, Dak's only thrown two. So I don't know.
Speaker 5: I don't think he's good enough.
Speaker 7: I don't think he's that good. I don't know if
Speaker 7: he's that good.
Speaker 3: How dare he not put the ball? How dare he
Speaker 3: not throw an interception?
Speaker 5: Since weeks he's not a taker?
Speaker 4: God, I want to see how he bounces back, Yeah,
Speaker 4: after throwing an interception.
Speaker 6: I want to see it.
Speaker 7: I need the face of adversity.
Speaker 3: What you know what he's he shouldn't be in the
Speaker 3: m VP discussion because he has not thrown a pick
Speaker 3: and has not had to face the adversity because of it.
Speaker 5: Josh Allen has the advantage.
Speaker 6: He has the advantage always he's a risk taker, gunslinger's advantage.
Speaker 3: I hope everyone felt the sarcasm we're gonna get shopped there.
Speaker 3: It's be like so taken out of context.
Speaker 5: All right, so clearly has the advantage. Wait, we all said.
Speaker 3: Also also, I'm gonna go back to my point to say, yes,
Speaker 3: Dak has the advantage because this offense isn't in shambles
Speaker 3: as I usual would say, trying to find its identity.
Speaker 3: It's built. It's built its identity with its new play
Speaker 3: caller this entire season. They didn't have to do it
Speaker 3: in the middle of the season.
Speaker 7: They're not struggling.
Speaker 5: We didn't know what they're doing.
Speaker 7: We didn't bring it up. But event oh, you ain't
Speaker 7: got we're gonna get there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we'll get there because the quarterback on offensive line
Speaker 6: and quarterback play gohand.
Speaker 3: And it's true, you know we'll get there.
Speaker 4: I was gonna go to running backs, but we can
Speaker 4: go to offensive line.
Speaker 5: Cowboys are not.
Speaker 7: That James Cook.
Speaker 6: Oh man, I love me some TP, but that James.
Speaker 3: No offensive line? Offensive line line?
Speaker 7: How the Cowboys?
Speaker 6: How that?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yo, I did the down and dirty on them folks yesterday.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they've allowed eighteen sacks. To see, he's.
Speaker 3: Gonna say if you're allowing that much pressure on your quarterback.
Speaker 6: But you know what's crazy though, was like again, like
Speaker 6: they haven't given up a lot of sacks in retrospect,
Speaker 6: but that's because he does have the ability to you can,
Speaker 6: but if you can.
Speaker 3: Contain yo, Like, yeah, why the interceptions are high? Which
Speaker 3: is so weird? How that works? How when your quarterback
Speaker 3: feels like they have to play hero ball and get
Speaker 3: the ball out? How interceptions are gonna happen?
Speaker 7: What surprise?
Speaker 3: So weird guys? How how that works? Mystery? Unbaffled. All right,
Speaker 3: so we all have come to the conclusion the guy
Speaker 3: was definitely advantage. I bet Nona and also Sorryish and
Speaker 3: Dak have a really good chemistry when it comes to,
Speaker 3: uh the cadence and communicating. Oh for sure, center center
Speaker 3: and Dak.
Speaker 7: I actually asked him about that.
Speaker 6: You said that you didn't get a chance to ask
Speaker 6: for the silent count.
Speaker 5: I really wanted you got you.
Speaker 3: He knew it too, he knew what I was going
Speaker 3: to ask him to.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I asked him.
Speaker 6: I was like, how difficult is it to go into
Speaker 6: the silent count like that? But they they feel confident
Speaker 6: with how this cadence has kind of come into play
Speaker 6: and things like that. That silent count is not something
Speaker 6: that stresses them so bad.
Speaker 7: Because to your point, Jes, we ain't talk.
Speaker 6: About penalties, but baby, I know you ain't in a
Speaker 6: mood to see any of them.
Speaker 3: Why would you ruin my day? I know, why would
Speaker 3: you ruin my day?
Speaker 6: There weren't a lot of holds last week.
Speaker 3: Don't ruin my day like that.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: We would like zero pre snat penalties from the office
Speaker 3: a line police.
Speaker 4: Yes, ideally all right, ladies, running backs, who has the
Speaker 4: advantaged cowboys or no tp ric o'donald versus James Cook.
Speaker 6: It's difficult because baby James Cook might as well be
Speaker 6: a receiver. They got running back on there for decoration.
Speaker 5: Oh my god. I I well because also too.
Speaker 6: If you look at himlous, he's even so. I noticed
Speaker 6: something with his alignment.
Speaker 7: He doesn't.
Speaker 6: He's not looking for contact like that either. He's doing
Speaker 6: receiving things like that. His past pro numbers are not
Speaker 6: good either, show to that point. If I had to
Speaker 6: pick and choose, I think as a receiver type guy,
Speaker 6: James Cook is a little ahead of Tony Pollard, but
Speaker 6: as an all around running back and doing everything in totality,
Speaker 6: I would give it to Tony. They got Latavious Murray as well.
Speaker 6: That gets some burn him with Rico.
Speaker 7: They're about the same. To me, I don't know. It
Speaker 7: cancels itself out for me. I'm I can't, I can't.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna let the stats. She answered this one. But
Speaker 3: because we were talking about how good James Cook is, right,
Speaker 3: Let's look at the NFL leading rushers right now. Tony
Speaker 3: Pollard eighth right now, one hundred ninety six attempts for
Speaker 3: seven hundred and ninety six yards, averaging four point one
Speaker 3: yards per carry, five touchdowns. James Cook tenth in the league,
Speaker 3: one hundred and sixty three carries for seven hundred and
Speaker 3: eighty nine yards, averaging four point eight yards per carry,
Speaker 3: and then he only has one touchdown.
Speaker 7: Selfish quarterback, but SF but.
Speaker 3: That should tell you, because there's a significant drop off
Speaker 3: with the attempts there kind of the long runs that
Speaker 3: he will get when he gets the ball. And it's
Speaker 3: okay that TP doesn't get that. I'm not throwing shade.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying when you're comparing the stats here, Ah,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna go with James Cook for this one only
Speaker 3: because a few things. He's used to running in wet conditions,
Speaker 3: he's used to holding the ball and knowing how ball
Speaker 3: security work with that. They were working out it out
Speaker 3: here practice we saw for a little bit today. But
Speaker 3: I'm gonna I'm gonna split this and say, if you're
Speaker 3: in the red zone, TP has the advantage because he's
Speaker 3: becoming your shored up red zone rushing threat, something that
Speaker 3: James Cook has not been able to do so far
Speaker 3: this season.
Speaker 5: If we're talking about a duo.
Speaker 6: That yeah, yeah, we're talking about a duo, I'm going
Speaker 6: James coo.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't know what that was.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, James Cook, James Cook and Latavi'smurviy And that's
Speaker 4: only because I know that they're out producing Tony Pollard
Speaker 4: and Rico Donald in the run game.
Speaker 3: Well they have to, yeah, they have to rely on
Speaker 3: the run right now, exactly.
Speaker 5: Exactly true.
Speaker 4: I haven't seen default the best of Tony Pollard and rico'
Speaker 4: donald just yet. I know, I think they're averaging like
Speaker 4: one hundred forty yards per game, Tony Polar, Rico Donald
Speaker 4: just one hundred and twenty four.
Speaker 5: So we have so I would say I would go
Speaker 5: with them too, just because of what we've seen on paper. Yep.
Speaker 4: And I know James Cook's averaging what four yards per
Speaker 4: Carrie has nearly four hundred yards receiving.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh, receiving, we're talking receiving.
Speaker 5: That's just receiving yards alone.
Speaker 3: He's yeah, in receiving, he has five hundred and thirty
Speaker 3: four yards in thirty nine receptions, five touchdowns and five
Speaker 3: receiving touchdowns though. Yeah, he's exactly the longest the season,
Speaker 3: thirty seven yards.
Speaker 4: So I'm going with that duo just because what we've seen.
Speaker 5: Receivers.
Speaker 4: Oh, I'm sorry, that's in the NFC bet uh Okay,
Speaker 4: Cowboys got the advantage and receivers.
Speaker 3: Or no, I'm gonna say, yes, an advantage because we're
Speaker 3: talking about established chemistry. You can't say that the run
Speaker 3: game for the Bills has the advantage if they're heavily
Speaker 3: run reliant, and then not say that the Cowboys don't
Speaker 3: have the advantage if they're a heavily pass reliant. Again,
Speaker 3: it depends on the weather conditions, and I hate bringing
Speaker 3: that up over and over and over, but it is
Speaker 3: going to impact the game if it is raining and
Speaker 3: it's windy, so you might not see as much of it.
Speaker 3: But from the guys they did talk to in the
Speaker 3: locker room today, as far as the receiving game, they're
Speaker 3: excited to play in the rain. Yeah.
Speaker 5: CD.
Speaker 6: Looking at CD versus Stefan Diggs in comparison is it's.
Speaker 7: Difficult to do this, especially just.
Speaker 6: Because Stephan's not getting a whole bunch of burn out
Speaker 6: there as of late because of the offensive line and
Speaker 6: some of those things going on. But so I would
Speaker 6: give the advantage right now, even though Stephan's getting open
Speaker 6: on film. I will give it to CD. And then
Speaker 6: Gabe Davis is their number two. Gay can get busy
Speaker 6: dog and it would be what Brandon Cook's dye. Then
Speaker 6: Michael gall Well, it depends. Yeah, they're different. Khalil Shakir
Speaker 6: is actually speedy. He's faster than what doing some digging people.
Speaker 6: He's the fastest guy, one of the fastest guys.
Speaker 5: I would give it to.
Speaker 1: That hard.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it is hard because I think Gabe Davis is
Speaker 6: a player.
Speaker 9: I don't know.
Speaker 7: Do I have to answer no?
Speaker 5: If it's maybe you just saying it, m yeah, just go.
Speaker 6: You don't know, because I think he's so different than
Speaker 6: Brandon cooks to me to compare, So.
Speaker 7: I don't know. Just skip me on that one. Police,
Speaker 7: I hate that. I can't.
Speaker 6: I give I give see the CD the nod right
Speaker 6: now over Stephan. But I think it's also because Stefan's
Speaker 6: used to just down for several reasons and that he
Speaker 6: can't control.
Speaker 4: Well, their usage is down and all the again with
Speaker 4: all the receivers, which is something that you know Jess
Speaker 4: was kind of touching on.
Speaker 9: So you have well distribution, Ramble Tree lying on the
Speaker 9: running game because they have.
Speaker 5: To, what what.
Speaker 9: Biguire, But they're mostly relying on James Cook because they
Speaker 9: have to and they're tight ends.
Speaker 3: Let's talk about.
Speaker 5: You all need to see him.
Speaker 3: Way.
Speaker 6: She says, she's about to mute us.
Speaker 3: She's saying it to us.
Speaker 5: No, but for real, Yeah, that was a tough one.
Speaker 7: Real tough.
Speaker 5: CDs easily emerged as one of the best receivers in
Speaker 5: the league.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's and they can't, none of them do.
Speaker 7: This is fast enough to keep.
Speaker 4: And then you got Brandon Cooks, who's sometimes one of
Speaker 4: the fastest, feeling a little sick this week.
Speaker 5: I couldn't you might need him.
Speaker 3: If it wasn't an outdoor game, I would say, you're
Speaker 3: gonna be good there you you're gonna see the sounds
Speaker 3: of the sideline where they're in the oxygen because it's cold,
Speaker 3: it already makes it harder to breathe. And if you're
Speaker 3: dealing with an illness like what respiratory wise, Again, I
Speaker 3: don't know what the illness is. I'm just saying if
Speaker 3: they're sick and look like Micah did, changes a lot
Speaker 3: of the way you're able to breathe in these games. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so kind of need to do that.
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Speaker 4: up with tight ends. Cowboys got the advantage or gnaw boom,
Speaker 4: Jake Fergie Bird.
Speaker 7: D Duncan, Kid Knox.
Speaker 6: Hey, if I'm not mistaken, Dunton Kinkaid is dealing with
Speaker 6: a couple of injuries right now.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry. I was checking into it while we were waiting.
Speaker 6: He was limited today, he was limited today. He has
Speaker 6: a thumb and a shoulder injury. This gentleman was already
Speaker 6: a gentleman that's not really into when.
Speaker 7: He's chipping out there.
Speaker 6: When you watch him chip and you watch Jake ferguson
Speaker 6: chip and it's so totally different stories. I think as
Speaker 6: a receiver, he's still trying to he's still he's coming
Speaker 6: along and he's added some things to them. But between
Speaker 6: with his his blocking and some of the things they're
Speaker 6: asking him to do, I think fergets to not there
Speaker 6: with him. But Knox is a player, and we don't
Speaker 6: have a second tight end right now that's consistently giving
Speaker 6: you anything in the passing game. So for that I'm
Speaker 6: gonna have to give the knot to Buffalo just because
Speaker 6: School is blocking his tail off. He's doing some of
Speaker 6: these seal blocks, he's doing some of the things he's
Speaker 6: doing us impressive in there, but because he hasn't really
Speaker 6: emerged as a passer, I really got to give the
Speaker 6: knot to them.
Speaker 7: If donkink is gonna play, because.
Speaker 6: I got two guys that can catch the ball at
Speaker 6: high clip.
Speaker 3: Man, this one's hard.
Speaker 1: It is hard.
Speaker 3: Although Kenny, I yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 5: If we're talking so if we're talking tight end room,
Speaker 5: I go Bills.
Speaker 4: If we're just talking about Jake Ferguson and Dalton, I'm
Speaker 4: going ferg all day.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's fair, easily.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: He's been a huge receiving threat, well, tight end threat,
Speaker 4: weapon whatever.
Speaker 5: For the Cowldes with all of it, pass bro all
Speaker 5: that for.
Speaker 4: Dak, one of the most reliable weapons for this offense.
Speaker 4: And I don't know, he's been obviously one of the
Speaker 4: best tight ends in the league right now with five
Speaker 4: touchdowns for him, leads tightens most amongst tight ends.
Speaker 2: Over there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, there we go.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think and he's just bringing this extra like
Speaker 4: juice about him right now, playing who said Sam that
Speaker 4: little extra season.
Speaker 6: In Yeah, did y'all notice that on the sounds of
Speaker 6: the sideline, Like there's a difference when Sperg makes a
Speaker 6: big play, Like you can feel it. There's an attitude
Speaker 6: that I feel like guys kind of take on and
Speaker 6: when he makes a big play, he's.
Speaker 7: Somebody said it.
Speaker 6: I thought it was dope way to put it. He
Speaker 6: marries like the offensive intensity to like I guess, the
Speaker 6: defensive intensity, Like he kind of marries because he's so Yeah,
Speaker 6: he's it's a very good way to say.
Speaker 3: He's a bridge.
Speaker 7: He's a very good bridge player for this team.
Speaker 5: And there was one play I think it was Dak's
Speaker 5: big run.
Speaker 4: And it was viral on Twitter, y'all, and he goes
Speaker 4: up acts like he's catching the ball.
Speaker 6: Over there, and like I was, like, he's gonna they
Speaker 6: fined him for running for walking through Jamal Adams.
Speaker 5: What they find him for that? Yeah, I think I
Speaker 5: don't know. Fergie ferg he playing lights out right now.
Speaker 5: I'm going for Jake Ferguson.
Speaker 3: So you you did as a whole group, you did
Speaker 3: it as individually. I'm due for blocking, because if you're
Speaker 3: gonna do a run heavy game, here, I'm gonna say
Speaker 3: Cowboys tight ends have the advantage. That's all they've been
Speaker 3: doing all the big fair like, as a as a room,
Speaker 3: as a whole, as a group, that's all they've predominantly
Speaker 3: been doing in this Texas Coast offense. So I'm gonna say,
Speaker 3: in terms of expecting a big run game from the
Speaker 3: Cowboys and even from the pill because that's what they've
Speaker 3: been doing, I'm gonna say the Cowboys Titans, that's what
Speaker 3: they've predominantly been doing. That's really what the scheme draws
Speaker 3: them up to do, and they're not afraid to get chippy,
Speaker 3: down dirty. I'm gonna say Cowboys Titans have the advantage
Speaker 3: when it comes to blocking.
Speaker 5: I'm slipping we over.
Speaker 6: We talked about running backs forgot to mitt your We
Speaker 6: get the nod because you got Hunter lip Key, who.
Speaker 5: Does a lot in the blocking game, who's probably gonna.
Speaker 7: Be important in this game.
Speaker 1: Ye.
Speaker 6: So, and it's a slow it's been a slow burn
Speaker 6: with him, but you see him every week there's a
Speaker 6: couple of plays that he makes a key block and
Speaker 6: you're like, oh, well, maybe we would get that out
Speaker 6: of running back because they don't have one of those
Speaker 6: they do have a fullback.
Speaker 3: You talk about a second year job. I'm excited to
Speaker 3: see next year.
Speaker 6: We might see that later in the season because they're
Speaker 6: setting up some things with homes. You see him on film,
Speaker 6: he's doing some things, slipping into the flask, and I'm like,
Speaker 6: I see you, Mike McCarthy.
Speaker 7: We'll see when you pull it out.
Speaker 3: We'll see what it's there. We saw it, Yeah, we
Speaker 3: saw it.
Speaker 7: We'll see what you call it.
Speaker 3: We saw it, mini camp. I can't believe it was there.
Speaker 7: I can't believe this is got a game on Sunday.
Speaker 7: It's coming fast.
Speaker 5: Score prediction. Yeah, I'm sorry, y'all hate it.
Speaker 3: I hate I hate doing score predictions.
Speaker 5: I got Cowboys. I'm gonna go twenty four Cowboys Bills
Speaker 5: twenty one.
Speaker 6: I like the energy that I got from the guys
Speaker 6: in the locker room today. To your point, they understand
Speaker 6: that this game is not gonna be easy. I think
Speaker 6: it's gonna be a low scoring game.
Speaker 7: I would say, I want to throw up. I hate
Speaker 7: scot predictions.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna say something weird happens, like a safety or something,
Speaker 6: so I'll say twenty six.
Speaker 7: Yuck, it's sounded weird. Coming out of my mouth.
Speaker 6: Twenty six, twenty one Cowboys, something weird, funky like that.
Speaker 7: I think it's gonna be low scoring.
Speaker 3: Here we go. Mine's really yuck.
Speaker 7: Oh God, you're gonna pick them.
Speaker 3: But twenty three, I'm gonna give twenty.
Speaker 5: It could be dusty like.
Speaker 3: I don't see it being a very high.
Speaker 7: School dusty is crazy.
Speaker 3: If it is, and it works in the Cowboys favor, fantastic,
Speaker 3: But I'm gonna go twenty bills twenty three Cowboys.
Speaker 7: Sometimes it's gonna be mad that we didn't pick. Nobody
Speaker 7: picked the bills. Why would we pick the bills? Because
Speaker 7: sometimes it's the right thing to do?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 4: On that note, that'll rap be a rap for you
Speaker 4: want to pick gross talk present about Jake Saw. We
Speaker 4: gonna see y'all next week, next Monday. Yeah, Hey, we'll
Speaker 4: see y'all next week.
Speaker 5: Have a great day.
Speaker 3: Bye.
Speaker 9: Now.
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