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Speaker 4: have to talk about how sorry these Cowboys are this
Speaker 4: last several days.
Speaker 7: I feel good.
Speaker 5: Nice little break.
Speaker 6: Wasn't it necessary?
Speaker 4: I didn't even watch football yesterday. I didn't watch I
Speaker 4: just got away from it. I was traveling all day
Speaker 4: so much.
Speaker 10: So yes, So you mean to tell me the Cowboys
Speaker 10: not only affect their players like coach that get away
Speaker 10: from football, even the announcers and the guys that bring Wow,
Speaker 10: I'm sorry. I watched yeah, some good games. Red zone, man,
Speaker 10: Red zone is that's a great thing.
Speaker 4: I'm glad you brought up red zone because we're going
Speaker 4: to talk about the Cowboys.
Speaker 5: Red zones problems here in a minute.
Speaker 4: But going into the bye week, Jesse, you you had
Speaker 4: a great observation as a former player, and you said basically,
Speaker 4: if they don't change and shake things up and don't
Speaker 4: do things different coming.
Speaker 5: Out of the bye week, that you basically the players
Speaker 5: are going to be like, it's not going to have
Speaker 5: an impact on.
Speaker 6: The players confectively.
Speaker 4: Right, correct, And coach McCarthy has come out of this
Speaker 4: week saying that they're going to start tweaking some practice
Speaker 4: with more team drills and then also going back to
Speaker 4: across the hall meetings where offensive and defensive coaches meet
Speaker 4: to talk about the other side. So one, first off,
Speaker 4: what does having more team drills do? Is that a
Speaker 4: big change like what you were talking about, or were
Speaker 4: you needing more than just these two things that he
Speaker 4: brought up?
Speaker 5: Or is this a good first step as a player?
Speaker 4: Would you come back and be like, Okay, we're changing
Speaker 4: some things, we're trying to make progress, we're shaking it up,
Speaker 4: and then what does it do the team drill part?
Speaker 8: I think excuse me, because the NFL and NFL teams
Speaker 8: have come to this new place of time being capped
Speaker 8: on how much times you can actually be on the
Speaker 8: football field. Each period has a certain amount of plays
Speaker 8: in it, so you're you know, I can only do
Speaker 8: a certain amount of things in this timeframe. So by
Speaker 8: them eliminating individual drills, it just now means it's a
Speaker 8: more emphasis and focus on team stuff. So when you
Speaker 8: hear all about the discipline, the assignment, alignment, the communication,
Speaker 8: all those little things, they're just finding a new way
Speaker 8: now to get more time to address those issues. Now
Speaker 8: does that make a player move Maybe maybe not, because
Speaker 8: that now will require players to actually do more in practice.
Speaker 8: My biggest thing was when it comes to the players
Speaker 8: and how you get them to look at the second
Speaker 8: half of this season differently. Is not just our practice approach,
Speaker 8: because they've all said the energy's been there, the effort's
Speaker 8: been there, somehow, some way, the knowledge just hasn't translated
Speaker 8: from that to their minds to the football field on Sunday.
Speaker 8: But it's schematically, is what we're doing a change from
Speaker 8: this part of the season then what we were doing
Speaker 8: the first half of the season. I think that that's
Speaker 8: where you get players to kind of either rebuy in
Speaker 8: or buy in more or tune you out, because if
Speaker 8: they have the same outlook as they had coming into
Speaker 8: the buy, as they do coming out of this buy.
Speaker 8: Then we'll be right back to square one before you
Speaker 8: know it.
Speaker 10: And so what we're talking about here is just to
Speaker 10: add on to what Jesse's saying is now they may
Speaker 10: go more team red zone and make sure some things.
Speaker 10: If you have to stop the practice, say okay, these
Speaker 10: are the possible looks you would get. This is what
Speaker 10: we expect for you to do down here if this
Speaker 10: guy's shit. And I'm talking about more of what the
Speaker 10: receivers and tight ends and running backs, because it's gonna
Speaker 10: be tight for us. It's lineman, it's just inchest for us.
Speaker 10: But those inches coming into the red zone is so
Speaker 10: small for a wide receiver, these windows and how much
Speaker 10: feel you out you have to be precise.
Speaker 6: The quarterback has.
Speaker 10: To know are you may going to the open field
Speaker 10: and give and say, hey, this is the down the
Speaker 10: distance we want to work on a little bit more.
Speaker 10: This is where we need it at once we cross
Speaker 10: the twenty into the red zone, and then some people
Speaker 10: call it something else once you get down to the
Speaker 10: five yard line.
Speaker 6: They may want to emphasize that a little bit more.
Speaker 10: Just taking away from the individual which you start losing
Speaker 10: now is the technique And where individual I think is
Speaker 10: so big for offensive linemen is this is where the
Speaker 10: coach is trying to emphasize your weaknesses. Yeah, they're trying
Speaker 10: to emphasize your weaknesses. But now some things we have
Speaker 10: to take for granted. I've shown you this since OTAs,
Speaker 10: these same techniques. We got to get into the larger
Speaker 10: scale of things of being more precise on these on this.
Speaker 6: Goal line in short yardage.
Speaker 10: Uh, if I'm the Cowboys, I started making a run
Speaker 10: right now. If you third team and I ain't gonna
Speaker 10: use you, you ain't gonna be used out there.
Speaker 6: I'm serious.
Speaker 10: It ain't gonna be no more reps for nobody that
Speaker 10: ain't somebody.
Speaker 6: If you are not somebody and you're.
Speaker 10: Not gonna be on this field, it's time you're at
Speaker 10: it's the sixth game, or the seventh game, seventh, seventh.
Speaker 6: You know who you are. You're not very good. You
Speaker 6: gotta a poor offensive line, you gotta poor defensive line.
Speaker 6: You gotta start catering to that. Fixing that right there?
Speaker 9: Does this happen kind of? Is this sort of par
Speaker 9: for the course for any season, any team where you
Speaker 9: kind of start out more individually as you work on
Speaker 9: that technique, and then what's that coming along when you
Speaker 9: move to my team.
Speaker 6: See when you're in a flux.
Speaker 10: We're in a flux with three and three, and we
Speaker 10: don't know whether we are good three and three are
Speaker 10: bad three and three. What our opinion here probably is
Speaker 10: a bad three and three because of the losses has
Speaker 10: been just just heartbreaking. So you gotta start. It's up
Speaker 10: to your individual coach to fix these individual attitudes. But
Speaker 10: what's happening on this field is the head coach and
Speaker 10: the coordinators. They got to fix us on this field,
Speaker 10: and they got to translate it to the coaches and
Speaker 10: get it to the player as quick as possible. That's
Speaker 10: why coach and he going to the practice. I'm gonna
Speaker 10: practice you more team wise, I'm gonna practice you more
Speaker 10: red zone wise or out of the field than individual
Speaker 10: because we gotta get these situations down to a science.
Speaker 10: When you got guys that's running half hearted routes, or
Speaker 10: you got guys that's not taking the proper steps and
Speaker 10: stuff like that in these key situations, that's what win games.
Speaker 10: Down in distance. The team that can play the down
Speaker 10: in distance and the tighter the game get, the more
Speaker 10: you can focus on and it's down in distance or
Speaker 10: this situation. The better you're going to be if you
Speaker 10: have the players. I think at this time here just
Speaker 10: my five six game. I tell you how, I tell
Speaker 10: you how I feel we're not we don't have the
Speaker 10: players right now.
Speaker 6: Just my opinion. We just don't have the players.
Speaker 7: So this is.
Speaker 9: Will this helped like you, I think you've kind of
Speaker 9: mentioned it, the discipline factor of it. There's team like
Speaker 9: I don't know. I guess some ways I see that
Speaker 9: the technique, the individual things would help the discipline issues
Speaker 9: that they have. But you're saying no, as a team,
Speaker 9: we need to develop that better. I guess we'll do
Speaker 9: that better together.
Speaker 7: But I think.
Speaker 8: This is unique in the sense of again, you, by rule,
Speaker 8: you only have a certain amount of time. So it's
Speaker 8: either to Neck's point, we just say, listen, man, we've
Speaker 8: tried to show y'all this is OHTA as far as technique.
Speaker 7: If y'all leave the god of you don't. But we
Speaker 7: have to put an.
Speaker 8: Emphasis on what we're doing as a team. That's what
Speaker 8: we've been lacking. So you you basically kind of sometimes
Speaker 8: you know, cut off your nose, despite your face in
Speaker 8: this situation, and you can only hope that now guys
Speaker 8: individually are saying this is when the good players step
Speaker 8: in and go, hey, fellas, Yeah, we didn't get individual
Speaker 8: today on the coach's time, but after practice, how about
Speaker 8: we stay out the head of the twenty minutes and
Speaker 8: work on our individuals right now, a coach can stay
Speaker 8: out there with you after that, you that's you on
Speaker 8: your own right, So that sometimes when you look at
Speaker 8: who's willing to put that extra work in because now
Speaker 8: we're taking away that individual when coach breaks it down
Speaker 8: and the horn goes off, and I'm just using his
Speaker 8: name as an example, does Tyler gouton walk in the
Speaker 8: building or does Tyler got and go, hey, Tyler smith
Speaker 8: a a tyrus week.
Speaker 6: Come on, bro, let's get some repsent.
Speaker 11: Let's get it.
Speaker 8: Let's get a few extra repsent because we lost our
Speaker 8: individual period, which you'll work on some of that stuff
Speaker 8: an individual.
Speaker 7: You'll work half line, you'll work one on one, you'll.
Speaker 8: Work backs block, and you'll work you know, DB's receiver,
Speaker 8: stuff like that. You work that kind of stuff in
Speaker 8: those individual periods. So it's one of those things where
Speaker 8: they just decided that this is more important than that.
Speaker 8: We have to put an emphasis on that, but on
Speaker 8: that the red zone, the short yard or the third down,
Speaker 8: all those things.
Speaker 7: It goes back to what I was saying about.
Speaker 8: If we get if they're working on the red zone
Speaker 8: and they're calling the same place that they call before,
Speaker 8: you're not going to get an enthusiastic group. They want
Speaker 8: to know that we have a different course of action
Speaker 8: for when we do get down here, because they're looking
Speaker 8: at it and saying, I can be with you all
Speaker 8: day long, and whether it's technique, whether it's enthusiasm or
Speaker 8: routes or whatever it is, but boy, I'm tired of
Speaker 8: running this corner route. And what else do we got?
Speaker 8: We got anything else? Give us something else so that
Speaker 8: we can look at it. Go all right, I can
Speaker 8: get with this. This right here will give us an
Speaker 8: opportunity to actually win in the red zone or in
Speaker 8: the open field. You know, are we running same old
Speaker 8: curl routes, the same old hitch routes, the same old slants,
Speaker 8: or have you went into your bag and found another
Speaker 8: game plan that's gonna give us a chance, Because make
Speaker 8: no mistake about it, those who have been here long
Speaker 8: enough know the challenge that's coming up on Sunday night,
Speaker 8: and they're saying, boy, if you bringing that same game,
Speaker 8: that planing that we didn't have had against those guys
Speaker 8: the last couple of years, it's gonna get it could
Speaker 8: possibly get real ugly on Sunday night. So they're looking
Speaker 8: for something else that gives them a little bit more
Speaker 8: enthusiasm about what they're doing offensively and defensively.
Speaker 4: I like it conceptually, I mean it sounds good conceptually.
Speaker 5: Now does it translate?
Speaker 4: You know, you've had problems lining up, You've had problems
Speaker 4: with assignments. You've heard the guys talk about do what
Speaker 4: you're supposed to do, at least out now in a
Speaker 4: group setting like that, if you're working more team drills,
Speaker 4: does that help when you don't do what you're supposed
Speaker 4: to do and other guys are able to help hold
Speaker 4: you account.
Speaker 10: No, No, you always gotta do what you're supposed to do.
Speaker 10: It all works in one in unity.
Speaker 6: You always.
Speaker 10: You know, if if I and I know y'all can
Speaker 10: imagine if I'm the speed guy and I got to
Speaker 10: clear out one third for Jesse to come underneath, and
Speaker 10: I got to take that safety because I got that
Speaker 10: fortune speed and I gotta and I come jogging off
Speaker 10: the line and then all of a sudden take off
Speaker 10: that safety sitting there looking and now he can cover
Speaker 10: two guys. The guy that's coming over the top of
Speaker 10: the guy underneath. Now it's the interception that's on me.
Speaker 10: And now just looking at me like now he ain't
Speaker 10: want to point me out on the field. That guys
Speaker 10: don't point folks out.
Speaker 6: That's what I was asking.
Speaker 10: Yeah, Like, man, if you would have just went on
Speaker 10: and ran, I could have came underneath and made this play.
Speaker 10: These guys got to start caring about one another.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 10: It seemed like you gotta a bunch of guys just
Speaker 10: out there playing these individuals and you can't play like that.
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Speaker 4: Let's talk about you. Brought up actually the receiver position.
Speaker 4: Troy Aikman had some things to say about the receiver position.
Speaker 5: So I want to get your your feedback.
Speaker 4: You behind it, well, you play with Troy play the position,
Speaker 4: So I want to get y'all's take on it. I
Speaker 4: think that's that's gonna be really interesting. And also brought
Speaker 4: up red zone a couple of times.
Speaker 5: Let's talk about the.
Speaker 4: Red zone woes, and then your next five games are
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Speaker 4: All right, good stuff in the first segment, which leads
Speaker 4: to some other questions. So let's get to this. Troy,
Speaker 4: you gut Troy and your position wide receiver. Troy had
Speaker 4: some uh, some scathing remarks last Thursday. He said, and
Speaker 4: I'm paraphrasing a little bit, I think the I think
Speaker 4: their routes are terrible.
Speaker 5: I see guys lazy coming off.
Speaker 4: The line, implying that if they're not getting the ball,
Speaker 4: they don't really care and they give up on routes
Speaker 4: and are not vested in selling a route or getting
Speaker 4: guys out of the play. Is that true? And if
Speaker 4: it's true, can you fix that? Or is that your
Speaker 4: teammates holding you accountable?
Speaker 6: Is that just?
Speaker 5: How do you fix that?
Speaker 7: You just freeze your figure twice?
Speaker 10: As the right question, he asked, No, no, no, I
Speaker 10: was thinking he may not ask the right questions, So
Speaker 10: I was he asked the right questions. Baby, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 10: I'm sorry. After y'allah, Yeah.
Speaker 5: You were like, I got it that kid in kindergarten.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the right question, man, What do y'all do? Is
Speaker 6: whll receivers?
Speaker 12: Man?
Speaker 10: When you see because okay, do that happen with this?
Speaker 10: Do you have you seen what Troy seeing? A littit
Speaker 10: of it, a lot of it? And what do you
Speaker 10: do as a receiver?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 8: Yes, the answer is yes, that guys aren't running when
Speaker 8: they're supposed to run the full full.
Speaker 5: A lot every once in a while.
Speaker 6: Yeah, enough enough, enough enough to make a difference.
Speaker 8: When you're sitting where you're sitting right now, you have
Speaker 8: zero margin for error. Right, So once it is too much,
Speaker 8: twice is way too much, three times, and.
Speaker 5: It's probably contagious.
Speaker 4: Right, one can see it's.
Speaker 7: If I see eighty eight can do it. Guess what happens, guys,
Speaker 7: I ain't doing it. I ain't doing it.
Speaker 5: That's just how that's leadership, right, that's what you talk about.
Speaker 8: That's how it goes. And I don't even can say, well,
Speaker 8: you ain't eighty eight. I understand, cool, but hear this.
Speaker 8: I also know that the guy behind me ain't eighty
Speaker 8: eight either, So who gonna take my spot? Ain't nobody
Speaker 8: ain't gonna take my spot. I know that for a fact.
Speaker 8: So if I if I'm number two, I'm number three.
Speaker 8: If they're worried about five and six, they ain't taking
Speaker 8: my job. So I'll tend to lead more to what
Speaker 8: I see my leader do than what those worry about
Speaker 8: those guys taking my job. So the answer is yes.
Speaker 8: The other answer is there is zero a billy on
Speaker 8: this football team. Zero say, ain't nobody saying nothing to nobody?
Speaker 8: Ain't nobody saying nothing to nobody? Clearly we are we
Speaker 8: are six games in and when you hear the same thing.
Speaker 8: It's a broken record. We hear it from players, the
Speaker 8: good ones, the average ones, the poor ones. We've heard
Speaker 8: it from coaches. We had a we had a def
Speaker 8: we had a defensive coordinator. Let the words come out
Speaker 8: of his mouth that he panicked. Oh what?
Speaker 9: I what?
Speaker 11: Even?
Speaker 7: I panicked?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 8: A guy who's been in the league for twenty plus
Speaker 8: years says that my player sometimes panis and I gotta
Speaker 8: admit that I.
Speaker 6: Panicked in the game.
Speaker 7: There's zero accountability. So ain't nobody saying nothing to nobody?
Speaker 8: And that's why the stuff is still happening because the
Speaker 8: guys who you expect to lead and the gods that
Speaker 8: you expect to be the ones to hold the other
Speaker 8: ones accountable, they just as bad as them, folks, not
Speaker 8: the blind leading the blond. So ain't nobody saying nothing
Speaker 8: to nobody?
Speaker 5: How do you fix it? Can you fix it?
Speaker 7: I trust me, If I had the answer, wouldn't be
Speaker 7: sitting here with.
Speaker 6: You, guys. Get it right?
Speaker 4: I mean, is it as simple as as dak sitting
Speaker 4: down with the receivers is gonna Look, guys, can't do this.
Speaker 8: Let me tell y'all something, right now, If y'all think
Speaker 8: dak and they star receivers on the same page, I
Speaker 8: got a beast front property and I old I would
Speaker 8: love to sell you.
Speaker 4: And when you say on the same page, what do
Speaker 4: you mean by that, because that can mean a lot
Speaker 4: of different things.
Speaker 7: You think those two guys are are or are getting along?
Speaker 4: Huh Well, I mean, ever my eyes tell me what
Speaker 4: I don't want to believe on Sunday, they.
Speaker 7: Ain't getting along.
Speaker 8: Yeah, And so what you're now what you're now forced
Speaker 8: to deal with is and you can talk to CD and.
Speaker 6: You ain't gonna tell me what to do. Yeah.
Speaker 4: How many touchdowns have we gotten in the red zone?
Speaker 4: How many touchdowns that we have?
Speaker 10: By the way, But you know what, but you know what,
Speaker 10: I'll make coach come talk to me if I was dack.
Speaker 6: And that and that is what troll was saying, You're
Speaker 6: gonna have to come talk to me. And that's just
Speaker 6: how it would be.
Speaker 2: Like.
Speaker 9: They won't take it upon themselves to change. They got
Speaker 9: to have somebody tell them that.
Speaker 7: You know me, I think, and tell me if I'm wrong.
Speaker 8: There was And sometimes I don't like comparing the times
Speaker 8: because the times are completely different, completely there wasn't. There
Speaker 8: was an emphasis on like it mattered whether you want
Speaker 8: a loss, like to get to get blown out the
Speaker 8: way that the cowboys, in the fashion on which they
Speaker 8: got blown out. That would have affected some folks. Like
Speaker 8: that would have affected some folks. It don't affect these guys.
Speaker 8: The the the willingness and want to win ain't the
Speaker 8: same guys when you when you and I don't. This
Speaker 8: is not I'm just using this as an example, and
Speaker 8: but this is the way the world is now.
Speaker 7: Imagine getting beat at home.
Speaker 4: Oh, you better talk about a podcast, aren't you.
Speaker 8: It's not even about the podcast. It's about the fact
Speaker 8: that you can laugh and joke about what just happened
Speaker 8: to you publicly, publicly, Like that's the part the hell
Speaker 8: everybody has a podcast, But that tells me all I
Speaker 8: need to know about the team as a whole. It
Speaker 8: ain't the podcast. I don't care about that. It's the
Speaker 8: fact that it's comical to you. It's a topic of
Speaker 8: comedic discussion about how another team seemingly did and toyed
Speaker 8: with you and that was okay that in that era
Speaker 8: would not have been allowed. Not the podcast stuff. But
Speaker 8: you win, bro, We just got.
Speaker 10: Because our PODCASTA was radio shows. We all had radio shows.
Speaker 10: It's some of us had TV shows.
Speaker 4: Like what you what You Can you imagine back in
Speaker 4: your era of somebody joking about that walking back in
Speaker 4: that locker room.
Speaker 8: Because gods would have been like three or four easily
Speaker 8: you would have called it a fight. Yeah, And so
Speaker 8: that's what I mean about. There is no accountability on
Speaker 8: this football team. And and I don't want to compare
Speaker 8: them to those nineties teams.
Speaker 5: Do you think the league has changed so much?
Speaker 4: Yes, that that's the that's the status quo across the league.
Speaker 5: Or is there accountability on any teams?
Speaker 8: No, no, no, no, no, no, there are some accountability on teams.
Speaker 8: But it's a culture thing, right Like it is a
Speaker 8: culture thing like in other places. You go out there
Speaker 8: and you you with fun tackles like that, you don't play,
Speaker 8: but give it then who you are because the culture
Speaker 8: has been set that way.
Speaker 4: That's not necessarily what the players hold each other accountable.
Speaker 4: It's you don't play if you don't don't.
Speaker 8: You don't play like you don't play, you know what
Speaker 8: I'm saying. Or then you have those locker rooms that
Speaker 8: players will.
Speaker 10: Hold you accountable. The Ravens. I know this to be true.
Speaker 10: And the right people told me this. You the Ravens,
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, you're gonna be held accountable.
Speaker 6: They yeah.
Speaker 10: But back to what I was saying, I'm the quarterback.
Speaker 10: I determine whether you get that ball or not. You're
Speaker 10: gonna run the right route.
Speaker 7: And you know what CD he's saying right now.
Speaker 6: You're gonna run the right route or what you're gonna
Speaker 6: get the ball?
Speaker 7: Who you're gonna throw to.
Speaker 10: I'ma throw the tod luck the thing about it, But
Speaker 10: the coach is going to come talk to me.
Speaker 8: That's the attitude. This is the attitude that you deal
Speaker 8: with now with these younger players.
Speaker 10: I just remember so clearly, like we was at Valley Ranch.
Speaker 6: And this was in our bad years.
Speaker 10: This is when things was Haywire and coach Johnson and
Speaker 10: I've told you all this before.
Speaker 6: He looked, he looked, He say, did you run the
Speaker 6: right route?
Speaker 10: Troug You know, TROUMP won't say something when Jimmy talked,
Speaker 10: just wrong route. Next guy dropped the ball. Next guy
Speaker 10: uh ran the wrong route. Jimmy looked at the wide
Speaker 10: receiver coach, which was Helbout Alexander. He says, acts these
Speaker 10: boys need to know the routes. He put the coach
Speaker 10: on blast too. These boys need to know the routes.
Speaker 10: And if they can't learn the routes, I need to know, Troy,
Speaker 10: keep throwing the ball right where you're throwing it. I'll
Speaker 10: fix this. We have a whole new receiver set if
Speaker 10: I understand who CD is and ain't. Nobody fought for
Speaker 10: CD like me. But I promise you if I was Dack,
Speaker 10: I would throw the ball to the guy that's at
Speaker 10: least trying to get where I needed to get.
Speaker 8: That's the problem. They aren't getting where he is. This
Speaker 8: is why they are here today, right, But.
Speaker 10: That's why you noticed it was a coach involved. Whoever
Speaker 10: the head whoever the head.
Speaker 6: Coach is, who is the play caller? He need to
Speaker 6: get with his guy.
Speaker 10: If this is what Troy and you say even happened once,
Speaker 10: it's wrong.
Speaker 7: It's wrong.
Speaker 6: So you you have to you have to.
Speaker 7: But let me also say this.
Speaker 8: Let me also say that this is not me putting
Speaker 8: on the cape for CD, because if, if, and when
Speaker 8: CD does do those things, he's wrong. But as a receiver,
Speaker 8: here's where the frustration lies. And you you might hear
Speaker 8: God say it every now and again. I'm just out
Speaker 8: here running cardio. I'm not doing cardio because when I
Speaker 8: come up, when I break the huddle ready and I
Speaker 8: line up, I know my route. I look at the
Speaker 8: covers and I go this, No, you go man, here
Speaker 8: we go run. This is not gonna it's not gonna work.
Speaker 7: Okay, it's not gonna work. It's not gonna work.
Speaker 5: Even if I run the perfect route. He's not throwing
Speaker 5: it to me because the coverage and there's no way.
Speaker 7: We keep calling the same basic stuff.
Speaker 8: There's no there's nothing in our office that that's creative
Speaker 8: enough to get me open.
Speaker 7: I line up out here and I'm a sitting duck.
Speaker 8: So now I'm either gonna have to go in there
Speaker 8: and make a miraculous catch, get my head knocked off,
Speaker 8: or the ball even coming to me because I gotta
Speaker 8: curl route and they're in cover two.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but isn't it on him then to still run
Speaker 9: his route properly? Right right, I'm saying, I'm not saying
Speaker 9: what when he does it? Run his route fully? He's
Speaker 9: he's not at fault. But I'm also saying where the
Speaker 9: frustration lies. And these receivers, especially your number one receiver,
Speaker 9: is when you consistently line up over and over and
Speaker 9: over and over and over again, and nothing is given
Speaker 9: you a true chance to be a part of this
Speaker 9: thing in a dominant fashion. That's where his frustration comes in.
Speaker 9: And that's when you see.
Speaker 8: You see a guy run a route in the ball,
Speaker 8: get intercepting, and he like, man, I ain't fighting for that.
Speaker 14: I ain't.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 7: They get it. They get it because you should never
Speaker 7: call this dumb play.
Speaker 10: But now let's go a step further with the top quarterbacks,
Speaker 10: which is Dak top receiver which is ceed Lamb.
Speaker 6: I hear and I see.
Speaker 10: Every quarterback of that ILK has special things they do
Speaker 10: for their receiver and their receiver due specially and I'm
Speaker 10: not And you have to work together for this to
Speaker 10: happen where And we heard about it all yesterday with
Speaker 10: this kid with Dante. We hear about it and even
Speaker 10: announced see right here when they ran this, right here,
Speaker 10: when they ran this, this is what they got him.
Speaker 10: They can't work that out when you are so selfish
Speaker 10: that you can't get with your man.
Speaker 6: Your quarterback or your wide receiver are the second team.
Speaker 10: Wide receiver are the third and work something out.
Speaker 6: What what what?
Speaker 12: What?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 6: What? What? What?
Speaker 10: What are gonna do today? Hey, Dak, you threw the
Speaker 10: wrong past. I know it was a completion, but you
Speaker 10: threw the wrong path.
Speaker 6: What he gonna do? He ain't doing nothing now, he
Speaker 6: ain't gonna do nothing.
Speaker 7: If if that do what he wanted to do.
Speaker 6: Man, make this thing work.
Speaker 8: No, I'm with you, like, but I think about Michael
Speaker 8: Irvin if him and Troy wasn't on the same page. Mike,
Speaker 8: because he wants the ball, it's gonna be men have
Speaker 8: to go to try and say, hey, bro.
Speaker 5: What I got to do to get? What do you
Speaker 5: want from me?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 7: What do you want?
Speaker 8: Because I need I need to get this pill? What
Speaker 8: do you want from me? Let's work on this a
Speaker 8: little bit more. Uh, We're not leaving until we figure
Speaker 8: this out. But that's the difference. That is the difference
Speaker 8: between and now.
Speaker 5: It feels kind of like, well, he won't throw me
Speaker 5: the ball. What am I supposed to do?
Speaker 7: He go his way. I'm going home to my family.
Speaker 7: Sees it. I'm going home to my family. I see
Speaker 7: when one time show up? Work on tomorrow.
Speaker 10: Because this thing is predicated. The run game is predicated
Speaker 10: off of CD. The passing game is predicated off CD.
Speaker 10: Everything is based off of him because once they get
Speaker 10: him doing what he's doing, which is visually not in
Speaker 10: the second half, now you now you can put the
Speaker 10: number one coin on on your on the second guy
Speaker 10: that's in the story.
Speaker 6: And that's what's been happening. We have no running game.
Speaker 10: But because number one offense line is still trying to
Speaker 10: find themselves. But if CD was breaking breaking people back
Speaker 10: out there, that running game open up.
Speaker 8: Just the tippet Detroit told you all you need to
Speaker 8: know last week. De Troy said, Oh, our game plan
Speaker 8: was take eighty eight out the picture.
Speaker 7: We'll deal with anybody else.
Speaker 6: Yes, nobody else to deal with? Was it? And we
Speaker 6: And it's like.
Speaker 10: It's like Jason, like Ferguson, is he is he still
Speaker 10: in the pandemic mode?
Speaker 6: Is he got COVID? Is what's wrong with in? I mean,
Speaker 6: is he got pop Chicken pops?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 5: Measles?
Speaker 6: Why you can't throw him the ball?
Speaker 9: Yeah? She seems he's not doing near what he's done
Speaker 9: in the past.
Speaker 6: Yeah, man, this is weird.
Speaker 10: And you know, and I'm not gonna call, but I'm
Speaker 10: two games away from Michael from Pittsburgh.
Speaker 6: I'm all right with your coach to ride with that.
Speaker 5: Come on, Dak, all right, let's take our last break.
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Speaker 7: The Ravens.
Speaker 10: The Ravens at one point was like one in two
Speaker 10: or one in three or so and two ninety four and.
Speaker 5: Two and two. Who they play that third game?
Speaker 7: Who got them?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 9: Come on?
Speaker 6: You know what, man? Think about it?
Speaker 5: Drug Store?
Speaker 6: This is one thank you say it again. I don't
Speaker 6: want to.
Speaker 5: Say drug store came to town.
Speaker 2: They came.
Speaker 5: They came to the drive through.
Speaker 4: Drove through Albertson, Yeah, drive through, and they got low.
Speaker 6: They got low. Man, moving some guys off the ball.
Speaker 4: Your next five games are all versus playoff contenders.
Speaker 5: Three of these are on the road, So.
Speaker 4: I would say, you know, anything can happen in the NFL, right,
Speaker 4: But I think these next, these next three to five
Speaker 4: games are your season, right because you're right in the
Speaker 4: middle of the mix, and you can affect the standings
Speaker 4: and the playoffs. And if you don't come through this
Speaker 4: on the other side at least five hundred or better,
Speaker 4: you're probably done.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, this is it.
Speaker 9: What's the next not even that you know, even if
Speaker 9: you're five hundred, I mean against those teams that wouldn't
Speaker 9: be too bad. But you got to start, like we're
Speaker 9: already saying, guys, or are they gonna stay involved? Are
Speaker 9: they gonna or do you start losing the whole team
Speaker 9: and just snowballs downhill?
Speaker 8: And how you lose matters, right like like that that
Speaker 8: plays a significant part on what's happening. Because if you
Speaker 8: go to if you go to Santa Clara, now, y'all,
Speaker 8: if you go to Santa Clair, if you're going to
Speaker 8: Santa Claire next week, and they hang thirty up on you, right,
Speaker 8: they hang twenty five thirty up on you, God forbid?
Speaker 7: Is more than.
Speaker 4: That at San fran at Atlanta at home, versus Philly
Speaker 4: at home, versus Houston at Washington.
Speaker 6: And then so tomorrow and then the drug store comes
Speaker 6: to town.
Speaker 10: So tomorrow that's just, uh, bring you this sheet back
Speaker 10: and let's see where we were in peckingese games.
Speaker 8: I think three and three is some of what we
Speaker 8: probably had the at this point, somewhere three three or
Speaker 8: four two.
Speaker 4: Just like that.
Speaker 7: It's the blowouts.
Speaker 8: It's that you're not even like you're not even standing
Speaker 8: a chance against the losses that you have. And I
Speaker 8: get the pitch. The Baltimore Excuse Me game was different
Speaker 8: at the end, but that game was it was hand,
Speaker 8: it was routing. You know what I'm saying, Like, that's
Speaker 8: what's going to be significant. And starting this week, another
Speaker 8: prime time game, Sunday night football. Ain't no, ain't nothing
Speaker 8: else on TV. It's you in the world. It is
Speaker 8: you and the world.
Speaker 7: Like we used to call that. My mama watching game
Speaker 7: like that. Ain't nothing.
Speaker 8: Church is over, Sunday dinner is done. You done, ran
Speaker 8: your errands, you didn't got to nap. All the guys
Speaker 8: and the honey do list.
Speaker 5: All the other teams are at home like watching and.
Speaker 10: I'm like, you just I ain't never been wrong. How
Speaker 10: you say if if this you know how you say
Speaker 10: if you turn on the TV, we turn on social media.
Speaker 10: Then a certain guy said.
Speaker 7: If Stephen ain't if.
Speaker 10: I turned that off, I'm like, this is a just
Speaker 10: it's got to be a jes So can we get that, Chris?
Speaker 6: Can we get it? Yeah? Can we get the steven
Speaker 6: a Lass with Jesse do?
Speaker 8: But this I guess, But this is one another one
Speaker 8: of those games where you want to see.
Speaker 7: Jerry b on the radio tomorrow. But if you want
Speaker 7: to see him.
Speaker 5: Is that the first time?
Speaker 6: Oh tun in tomorrow.
Speaker 5: What time is that in the morning.
Speaker 6: I try not to hear that.
Speaker 8: But if if you want to see mister Jones thirty
Speaker 8: eight hot lose again on national television in front of
Speaker 8: the world and an embarrassing grease hot if you get
Speaker 8: if you.
Speaker 4: Get blown out at home on national television, there's no
Speaker 4: telling them what might happen if.
Speaker 8: You if you lose these next two games, if you
Speaker 8: get blown out Sunday night and then lose it against
Speaker 8: Atlanta the next week, However you lose against Atlanta, shake
Speaker 8: him up, Shake him up, Shake him up, shake him
Speaker 8: It's gonna be a shake.
Speaker 9: Up around Atlanta game. That's the one you're gonna need. Yeah,
Speaker 9: because the team's around you before and after.
Speaker 15: Yeah, what would before we get out of here, what
Speaker 15: would you like to see on the field different this
Speaker 15: week than we've seen the first six weeks?
Speaker 6: Sorry, I'm sorry.
Speaker 10: Just sit beside some healthy players maybe coming back. I
Speaker 10: just like to see just sixty minutes of effort. I
Speaker 10: would like you know, y'all, you know sixteen and old.
Speaker 10: We do the paper sixteen and old.
Speaker 6: But y'all know how I feel. This is a soft rebuild.
Speaker 10: Fellas, you got too many older guys and too many
Speaker 10: young guys to.
Speaker 6: Have a successful team. I just believe that.
Speaker 10: And it's in our older guys are either hurt or
Speaker 10: not playing well, and our young guys are learning.
Speaker 6: So this is about where it should be. And this
Speaker 6: this thing.
Speaker 10: If I say, bring in your papers, because we might
Speaker 10: be this thing, you get ugly if we.
Speaker 6: Don't hurry up and turn it around.
Speaker 4: What would you as a as a player you talked
Speaker 4: about before the bye week you needed to see something
Speaker 4: to give you some confidence, not see the same old thing.
Speaker 5: What do you need as a player?
Speaker 8: Motion's just like, there needs to be a significant difference
Speaker 8: in what we're doing schematically.
Speaker 7: I need to see it immediately.
Speaker 8: I need to know that you spent your week giving
Speaker 8: us the best opportunity to win, because because you're getting
Speaker 8: ready to see a supreme coach, like the Niners are
Speaker 8: reeling right, but you're getting ready to see Kyle Shanahan
Speaker 8: put together a plan that's probably gonna smoke y'all.
Speaker 6: Most likely not as y'all it used to be us.
Speaker 7: I almost said something, almost said something. I'm like, I ain't.
Speaker 7: That's what I need to see.
Speaker 8: I need to see the different I need to know
Speaker 8: when we come out here in this game plan, it
Speaker 8: looks different, it's sound different, the play calling is different.
Speaker 8: We got some pizzaz, some spirit fingers. Something's going on
Speaker 8: that's different than what we left with. Like that's what
Speaker 8: I need to see. Defensively, same thing, of course you're
Speaker 8: gonna get for what they're saying right now, Micah is
Speaker 8: looking like he's going to be back. They don't know
Speaker 8: about Kendricks and they're still on shore, which is really
Speaker 8: weird about dron Blant, Like they're like, well maybe I'm like,
Speaker 8: I'm glad. We're like we're like two months in now,
Speaker 8: Like like you said four to six weeks and then
Speaker 8: you propped him up like he was going to play
Speaker 8: last week, had him talk to them like everything was
Speaker 8: like he was going to play in the Trick game.
Speaker 8: He may play sparingly. Now you're saying you don't know
Speaker 8: if you might happen for this game, Like I don't,
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's very few injuries these days that people time
Speaker 4: passed the timeline. Yeah, like six weeks is about it
Speaker 4: unless it's a season ending type.
Speaker 6: You know something.
Speaker 5: Isn't that crazy? How technology and medicines advanced.
Speaker 10: So much, so much to the point where they don't
Speaker 10: know when they're really coming back.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 4: There there's a show that I started watching binge watching
Speaker 4: on Netflix. If you like Pirates, it's a it's a
Speaker 4: it's a four season series.
Speaker 5: And this show reminds me.
Speaker 4: It's called Black Sales, and this show reminds me of
Speaker 4: it because the main characters they're all super loyal to
Speaker 4: like the Pirate. If you know anything about Pirates, they
Speaker 4: were very democratic. They put everything up for a vote
Speaker 4: and and but the main characters are the captains of
Speaker 4: these different ships, and every damn near every episode, they're
Speaker 4: loyalty changes to what fits their agenda.
Speaker 5: But then they always go back and they're loyal to
Speaker 5: each other.
Speaker 4: And at the you know, in the end of the
Speaker 4: episode or whatever they're they're all still doing what's best
Speaker 4: for the the pro the program.
Speaker 5: That's like this show. The agenda switched so much and
Speaker 5: the loyalty and but at the end.
Speaker 4: Of the day, trying to keep it in this room,
Speaker 4: well fellas good stuff.
Speaker 6: Key word for the day is Shu Mo shun because
Speaker 6: that way freaky from Pittsburgh, like that ship has sailed
Speaker 6: to the Pirates.
Speaker 7: The pirate Chris. The next thing he'll be doing walking
Speaker 7: the plank.
Speaker 5: Oh thanks, yes, thanks for keeping them company. We'll be
Speaker 5: back tomorrow, same time, same place. On Hanging with the Boys.
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