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Speaker 1: official Dallas Cowboys at now Here are Bill Jones, Everson Walls,
Speaker 1: and Nicky Spagnola, And it's on the Philadelphia here in
Speaker 1: the s WBC podcast studio. It's a short week, thank god,
Speaker 1: Christmas Eve three twenty five in the afternoon, it's the
Speaker 1: Cowboys and the Philadelphia Eagles. And some of the luster
Speaker 1: has come off that game after what happened on Sunday
Speaker 1: in Jacksonville. Welcome to Mick Shots, Bill Jones, Everson Walls
Speaker 1: and the star of the show who will explain everything,
Speaker 1: Mickey Spagnola. He will make us all feel better. I
Speaker 1: was going to say, for what, what do you think
Speaker 1: the odds of Cowboys winning out and the Eagles losing out?
Speaker 1: That that game the most watched game, and yeah, they
Speaker 1: feel history. I don't think that's going to be the case. Well,
Speaker 1: you know what, it still will be watched. Oh no,
Speaker 1: there's going to be a lot of people hoping that
Speaker 1: Philadelphia just pounced. Now Boys who have already been put
Speaker 1: one and a half point favorites in the game. About
Speaker 1: that figure, Yeah, but what were the odds of the
Speaker 1: Minnesota Vikings coming from thirty three points down to beat
Speaker 1: the Indianapolis Colts. What were the odds of a New
Speaker 1: England Patriot players throwing a football across the field of
Speaker 1: the final play of the game during former Patriot Chandler
Speaker 1: Jones returning it for a touchdown? Mickey, there's still a
Speaker 1: chance or are the Chiefs having to go into overtime
Speaker 1: against the Texans? But the Chiefs suck? Yeah, jeez, I'm
Speaker 1: sure they were twenty point favorites, right, you know what?
Speaker 1: And I understand all that. I understand clinching the playoffs,
Speaker 1: but it just leaves a bad taste in your mouth
Speaker 1: when you did all you did in that game at
Speaker 1: on the road against Jacksonville, against a good Jacksonville team,
Speaker 1: by the way, and then you lose on a tip
Speaker 1: ball interception return for a touchdown in overtime. It's just
Speaker 1: I tell you what I And here here was my
Speaker 1: reaction to the pick six when I realized the guy
Speaker 1: was going to score. And it's not good radio, But
Speaker 1: if everybody's watching us, my mouth was left wide open,
Speaker 1: like are you kidding me? You know they always tease
Speaker 1: about the cowboys doing cowboy things. This is a cowboy thing,
Speaker 1: you know, you almost And as a fan, you know,
Speaker 1: you can frust any two after decades and you get like, okay,
Speaker 1: how can we You know the catch wasn't to catch
Speaker 1: right right? Uh? You know, we're ready to come back
Speaker 1: against the Packers, and here comes Aaron Rodgers with the
Speaker 1: pier with to cook. Just you know it's right there
Speaker 1: in your hand. I'm gonna go back to the thirteen
Speaker 1: thirteen and three. Yeah, giants, You know these are kind
Speaker 1: of things that you know, they just kind of stack
Speaker 1: up against you, and yeah, this is one of them.
Speaker 1: Classic because at first I couldn't see what happened. I
Speaker 1: couldn't see what happened, and I'm like, dude, don't tell
Speaker 1: me you did another dumb move like that. You know,
Speaker 1: I just I just knew Dak just just get just
Speaker 1: I just knew he had a brain for it. Catch
Speaker 1: the ball, just catch it. That's how. That's how great
Speaker 1: moments are made and lost. Right right right there, you're
Speaker 1: gonna catch the night, you know, is this gonna be
Speaker 1: the beginning of a ninety eight yard drive? Like we
Speaker 1: had against the Texans or is it just gonna be
Speaker 1: another flame out? Do you want to go dive right
Speaker 1: into that plague right off the bat? Here we can, yes, Like,
Speaker 1: what are you thinking at the outset of that play?
Speaker 1: It's third and three roughly at midfield and we're at
Speaker 1: forty seven whatever your line there, they're roughly middle of
Speaker 1: the field, all right, So it's third and three. So
Speaker 1: what what were you thinking as pre snap? What were
Speaker 1: you thinking? What were you looking at? Thinking that if
Speaker 1: I was going to be aggressive? Uh, I would run
Speaker 1: the ball twice, I'd go for it on fourth down.
Speaker 1: If I didn't make it, Like if I ran for
Speaker 1: two yards, then I'd go for it on fourth down, Okay,
Speaker 1: and then they would make it and everyone everyone'll be
Speaker 1: all over a coach spagnol y r not. But I
Speaker 1: would know you would have no no, But what what
Speaker 1: were you seeing? What were you I probably would have
Speaker 1: played the safe and and if we well, I would
Speaker 1: have gone for I would have passed on throw it
Speaker 1: down the way we did everything that they called, I
Speaker 1: would have done that. I would not have gone for
Speaker 1: it on fourth down only because you know, so as
Speaker 1: you as they lined up were you paying close enough
Speaker 1: attention to figure out, Okay, where are they going with
Speaker 1: the football as they lined up on that play, Well,
Speaker 1: they wanted to go to CD Lamb right, yes, okay,
Speaker 1: and he was smothered okay from that side. You know
Speaker 1: what I was looking at. I was looking at where's
Speaker 1: thirty seven? Where's thirty seven on the Jacksonville defense, And
Speaker 1: that's Trey Herndon because they were eating his lunch all day.
Speaker 1: It was just like it's just like when Jacksonville had
Speaker 1: the ball and they were saying, where's number one? Okay,
Speaker 1: let's throw it at number one, okay, And so I
Speaker 1: was looking. I was hoping that CD, he was thirty seven,
Speaker 1: was lined up in the slot on the right side
Speaker 1: of the offense, and I was hoping that CD was
Speaker 1: he had CD, but he didn't. He had Noah Brown instead,
Speaker 1: and so then they run the shallow crossing route with
Speaker 1: Noah Brown and so but if you look at the replay,
Speaker 1: you're sitting so why is ray Sean Jenkins, the safety
Speaker 1: sitting there on the other side of the field and
Speaker 1: there's no body in his erie. He's in his own
Speaker 1: coverage underneath like that, he was in the perfect position
Speaker 1: to help thirty seven on the shallow cross coming across,
Speaker 1: and so and so and so he was in the
Speaker 1: in the perfect position to catch a tip pass and
Speaker 1: run it in for a touchdown. Okay, they didn't draw
Speaker 1: it up that way. It just so happened that he
Speaker 1: was in that spot. But he was there to help
Speaker 1: on that shallow cross in some way, right, yes, okay,
Speaker 1: And so I'm thinking, I got I know nothing, and
Speaker 1: I knew that it would that would be a great
Speaker 1: guy to attack his number thirty seven, So that Jacksonville's
Speaker 1: defensive coordinator might called what has to be sitting there, going,
Speaker 1: they're gonna go try to go at thirty seven, you know,
Speaker 1: and so at any catches, and it's smart to run.
Speaker 1: That's a safe play to run that little shallow cross.
Speaker 1: And took pick up three yards. And it's not a
Speaker 1: bad pass because he threw it. Yeah, he threw it.
Speaker 1: He threw a perfect pass, perfect his interception and he
Speaker 1: didn't know what he was interception, but still it was
Speaker 1: the perfect pass. It is what it is. But but
Speaker 1: I think you do credit Jacksonville for having for being
Speaker 1: in position to make the play defensively that I don't
Speaker 1: credit that the problem. I can't give him credit for
Speaker 1: following him and he catches the ball six inches off
Speaker 1: the ground. That now that I give him credit for
Speaker 1: just heads up alertness to watch the ball and the
Speaker 1: ability the quickness to take it. Otherwise it just fell
Speaker 1: into his label. And what also got lost in the
Speaker 1: shovel uh twenty three? How do you say it? Oluicon?
Speaker 1: He blocked Dak in the back. Dak was the last
Speaker 1: one to be able to make the tackle and he
Speaker 1: blocked him right in the back into the sideline. But
Speaker 1: what yard line was that on? That was right as
Speaker 1: he tried to was he was the last one he
Speaker 1: was gonna clear, So Dak probably no, No, it was
Speaker 1: farther up field because he he threw the pass from
Speaker 1: the forty fifty two yard return the forty yard line.
Speaker 1: They were roughly in field goal, right, it should have
Speaker 1: been fifteen yard fifteen yards to push him back to
Speaker 1: their own fifty Yeah. I mean so there's a lot
Speaker 1: of yeah, and that's when you lose games. Like games
Speaker 1: we know, there's all these little things and then everybody
Speaker 1: thinks that, uh, one instance would work, the game would
Speaker 1: work out just the way it did anyway, like the
Speaker 1: the everybody was disputing the third down call uh in
Speaker 1: in regulation when Dak was trying again hit CD and
Speaker 1: he said they basically smothered him and his I guess
Speaker 1: his next option was to go deep to Noah Brown,
Speaker 1: who kind of could have cut that ball track it better.
Speaker 1: He's still backing up the balls back there, don't why
Speaker 1: are you backing up? You gotta go up and get it.
Speaker 1: He's waiting for it here. It's almost like he called
Speaker 1: it late, right, you know. And the guy was kind
Speaker 1: of screwing around with him a little bit. But that's
Speaker 1: how you play ball. If I'm a dB, yeah, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna screw around with you a little no worse than
Speaker 1: that call in the ends on last night at the
Speaker 1: end or no call, I should say, I don't know
Speaker 1: how this goes now. I guess look like basketball. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, we don't call things at the end of
Speaker 1: the game. If that's the gay, it's cool. I'm killing somebody.
Speaker 1: I'm taking up crowball out there with the game. They
Speaker 1: knowing that revise they have played at the park basketball
Speaker 1: when you're trying to play the seventeen and they got
Speaker 1: sixteen and you just file everybody. That's what that's what
Speaker 1: they're doing. That's how basketball became the way it is
Speaker 1: now it regards to the last seconds. But again that
Speaker 1: led to the second guess, and why did they throw
Speaker 1: the ball there? I got a second guess. That's bad
Speaker 1: and suck the last time. That's what you do mean
Speaker 1: they didn't have a time out, the game would have
Speaker 1: played out the way it did. But it does mean
Speaker 1: that they would not have a time out that would
Speaker 1: help them on that drive. But they ended up with
Speaker 1: an extra time out because of the review on the
Speaker 1: catch that you guys didn't see on TV, but because
Speaker 1: I went back and looked at it on the big
Speaker 1: screen at the at the stadium. They showed every look
Speaker 1: the guy had as an iPad. They didn't do that
Speaker 1: on television. And there was one look from behind where
Speaker 1: you could see between the guy's lay ball is laying
Speaker 1: on from the side angle, not not this angle, but
Speaker 1: it was like from the side angle to where either
Speaker 1: he had a baby, either he had a delivery, or
Speaker 1: the ball came out. And even if they had ruled
Speaker 1: it a catch, the review stopped the clock. That catch
Speaker 1: was in the field of play. And I know they
Speaker 1: say they run tense or they started the clock right away, right,
Speaker 1: which Jacksonville didn't realise, and it ran ten seconds off
Speaker 1: before they snapped it. But think about what would have
Speaker 1: happened if that was a catch. By time they get up,
Speaker 1: get back to the line of scrimmage, placed the ball,
Speaker 1: more time would have run off the clock. But well,
Speaker 1: we know how much time it would have been. More
Speaker 1: than fourteen seconds, because that's what happened to the Cowboys
Speaker 1: against the Nighters running from though yeah, well we know
Speaker 1: it's at least seconds because that's what it was against
Speaker 1: the right from the side where it came in, picked
Speaker 1: the ball up and placed it. But still they would
Speaker 1: have they would have had to either use their time
Speaker 1: out there or they would have had to down the ball. Right,
Speaker 1: But having settled, they would it. Having said all that,
Speaker 1: you don't have to give up a nineteen yard pass
Speaker 1: on the next play, right, Well, the next play was
Speaker 1: the play to the tight end where he scrambled out
Speaker 1: of bounds, which they and then the next one, yeah,
Speaker 1: which and I think they showed this on TV, right,
Speaker 1: Donovan Wilson blitzing, yeah, and he's got his hands up
Speaker 1: in the air and somehow the ball went right through.
Speaker 1: How did that happen. All he had to do is
Speaker 1: do this. If his release is not as quick as
Speaker 1: it was, then he would have touched it, right. But
Speaker 1: that's a quick release by that young man. So all
Speaker 1: those little things end up adding up, and you get
Speaker 1: beat forty thirty four in overtime, you get beat scoring
Speaker 1: thirty four. And that's my thing. We can talk all
Speaker 1: the craft we want about mistakes made here, and then
Speaker 1: I give you thirty four points for this great defense
Speaker 1: that we have. That's all I can say. You got
Speaker 1: thirty four points. Man, You can't work with thirty four points.
Speaker 1: I mean, come on. So two of the Cowboys losses, well,
Speaker 1: thirty four and thirty one against the Packers when they
Speaker 1: got beating overtime? Was that right? Thirty one against the Packers?
Speaker 1: Tight is the final? Or was it twenty eight? I
Speaker 1: think it's thirty one twenty eight? Okay, yeah, I was thinking.
Speaker 1: I was thinking of Vegas slash thirty six thirty three.
Speaker 1: But yeah, and on top of that, you ended up
Speaker 1: giving up five hundred and three yards five hundred and three.
Speaker 1: That's where you lost the game. You know, you can
Speaker 1: pick all these little spots all you want. You're right, God, lee.
Speaker 1: To me, the most of it's up. Once again, what
Speaker 1: we say, it's not about stats, it's not about numbers
Speaker 1: when it's about moments. And to me, that moment of
Speaker 1: I just, I just I don't want to I can't
Speaker 1: see passing the ball when you're letting the clock run out.
Speaker 1: You want, you want to use the time. I cannot
Speaker 1: see us throwing the ball when they lined up in
Speaker 1: the three wides or whatever they had, you just don't
Speaker 1: let that ball get in the air. If you do,
Speaker 1: you do some type of bootleg. If it's not there,
Speaker 1: then you slide down. It takes more time off the clock.
Speaker 1: I don't know about more than a deep pass. But
Speaker 1: they went intending a deep pass, but you still take
Speaker 1: more time. You gotta make them use that time out,
Speaker 1: make them use it. You gotta make them use it.
Speaker 1: I don't know in the situation. It's third and ten.
Speaker 1: It's not third and three, thank you. And so so
Speaker 1: what are the what are the odds of converting third
Speaker 1: and ten that I mean, we rely on analytics so much, Well,
Speaker 1: what do the analytics say on common sense? Analytics? A
Speaker 1: lot is a lot of common sense. And to me,
Speaker 1: I don't need numbers to tell me that, you know
Speaker 1: that just was it went back to our pattern. And
Speaker 1: I was talking with my boy Nate from Frisco, and
Speaker 1: we were talking about, you've got to run the ball
Speaker 1: as well as you began running the ball. Maybe he
Speaker 1: cannot go away from what got you where you are
Speaker 1: right now. Maybe he was playing scared to his defense.
Speaker 1: I believe that too, he wanted to end the game
Speaker 1: there also, he was scared to give them the I
Speaker 1: believe that, man. You know what else happened on that
Speaker 1: special teams weren't very good? Nope, they were not. They
Speaker 1: let that guy return the ball. What did he get
Speaker 1: to the thirty yard line? Twenty nine? To your point
Speaker 1: here and the kickoffs here, here's your here's here's your
Speaker 1: here's your point. As we see that the game is
Speaker 1: getting closer and closer, we always make jokes about people's
Speaker 1: spinker getting tight, tighter and tighter. Okay, that's real stuff.
Speaker 1: It's not it's that's real stuff. Okay, I've been there.
Speaker 1: I'm sure you guys have had moments to where you're like,
Speaker 1: I can't do anything right right now because I'm not
Speaker 1: I am I am not showing poise. Good teams the nineties,
Speaker 1: the nineties teams. I don't want to go back to
Speaker 1: my Giants days of it. The nineties Cowboys had poise.
Speaker 1: When things start to go wrong, there was going to
Speaker 1: be one or several players they're gonna lock that down. Okay, guys,
Speaker 1: I would attitude right now. I'm gonna show you first
Speaker 1: of all, by my play, we're gonna stop all of this.
Speaker 1: Everybody get on the same page. When you have a
Speaker 1: game like this, we all want to take our turn
Speaker 1: to see who can screw up the most. And that's
Speaker 1: what happens when you have no poise on this team.
Speaker 1: Someone's got to stop the league. And then you had
Speaker 1: no one doing it at all. And to that point
Speaker 1: is when it gets You're up twenty seven to ten
Speaker 1: with five minutes left in the third quarter. They score
Speaker 1: on a fifty nine yard pass to make it twenty
Speaker 1: seven seventeen with three fifty seven left. You get the
Speaker 1: football back and you return it only to the fifteen
Speaker 1: yard line. No get sacked on the first play. It's
Speaker 1: second and eighteen from your own seven yard line. And
Speaker 1: then you throw an interception. No poise. No poise that's
Speaker 1: coming from the quarterback all the way. Then that's when
Speaker 1: the snowball gets roll and you can't let that happen.
Speaker 1: You had to be in the stadium to understand it,
Speaker 1: because when it those people were asleep, and the Cowboys
Speaker 1: had a lot of fans. It's the college environ. Seven seventeen,
Speaker 1: and all of a sudden, everybody woke up, right, and
Speaker 1: then you end up getting the kickoff. Uh, and all
Speaker 1: he gets is to the fifteen fifteen sixteen. They actually
Speaker 1: gave him the sixteen yard line fifteen yards. He ran
Speaker 1: it back fifteen Uh, and he got to the sixteen.
Speaker 1: I don't know if they kicked short on purpose and
Speaker 1: thought they'd count cover it, but there was nowhere for
Speaker 1: turping the run the block. The blockers were backing up, Yes,
Speaker 1: the wall was backing up into him. They went moving
Speaker 1: forward at all. It's like they were surprised that he
Speaker 1: actually brought it out so once the game was backing
Speaker 1: up too. So so once that kickoff to Once that
Speaker 1: kickoff took place, and I'm thinking, okay, you got to
Speaker 1: calm these people down. And they tried to throw the
Speaker 1: ball and he gets sacked for eight yards, right, and
Speaker 1: then they tried to throw it in and he's gonna
Speaker 1: get sacked again, right, and he's getting tugged from behind
Speaker 1: when he throws it and it goes way up in
Speaker 1: the air, interception. And I was sitting there going, well,
Speaker 1: of course, game off. Of course they caught a break
Speaker 1: because there was a penalty that pushed him back to
Speaker 1: the thirty nine yard line. But on the first play
Speaker 1: it goes for thirty yards down of the nine yard line.
Speaker 1: No poise, I'm still going. Kelvin Joseph was still in
Speaker 1: the game, and it was a touchdown to Marvin Jones,
Speaker 1: and all of a sudden, it's twenty seven, twenty three left,
Speaker 1: and then it's a three and out and then Jacksonville
Speaker 1: scores again. Hey, and all of a sudden, we got
Speaker 1: we all got stuck. Calvin Joseph is no longer in
Speaker 1: the game. Man giving up too. He did not come
Speaker 1: back here on right, came in basically just taking his
Speaker 1: helmet because I did not see him touch the field again.
Speaker 1: They didn't, and I didn't realize it. So I gotta, uh, oh,
Speaker 1: we gotta go to break. I'll pull back. Oh we
Speaker 1: got much more. Yeah, hould back the curtain. When all right,
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Speaker 1: dot Com all Right. Segment two of mixed shots where
Speaker 1: Mickey pulls back the curtain. So at seven twenty seven
Speaker 1: in the morning on Sunday, I get a phone call
Speaker 1: and the lady that coordinates and produces the Compass Radio broadcast,
Speaker 1: the national radio deal that the does the Cowboy games,
Speaker 1: says Danny White, who's the analyst for the broadcast. His
Speaker 1: flight got canceled in Dallas. Can you step in and
Speaker 1: be the analysts on the radio broadcast? Oh wow? And
Speaker 1: I was like, whoa, yeah, yeah. Uh So anyway I
Speaker 1: did the broadcast. I didn't know that. Well you wouldn't
Speaker 1: You wouldn't have seen it. It's so what happens. Wait,
Speaker 1: it's not broadcast anywhere, well anywhere on the network. And
Speaker 1: so not only not only his flight got canceled, he
Speaker 1: got rescheduled and uh he finally got there like early
Speaker 1: in the second quarter. But on that flight also that
Speaker 1: got canceled was Skip Pete, the Cowboys running backs coach.
Speaker 1: His mom passed away last week and the funeral was Saturday,
Speaker 1: so he went back to California for the funeral. Figured
Speaker 1: he could fly in game day get to Jacksonville. He
Speaker 1: was on that flight too, so he got to the
Speaker 1: game late. So anyway, I was doing the broadcast. Did
Speaker 1: they let you stay on the broadcast when Danny got
Speaker 1: we had a three man booth. I was all ready
Speaker 1: to hand my headset to to the quarterback, right, and
Speaker 1: uh uh these Cowboys were playing much better when you
Speaker 1: were in the booth. Yes, by yourself solution. Hey, Nathan
Speaker 1: Frisco says, yeah, you guys go into towns that don't
Speaker 1: have Cowboy Yeah, right, Okay, anyway, I got to I
Speaker 1: got to do that, so and I and I don't
Speaker 1: remember why I wanted to bring that up, but when
Speaker 1: you're doing the odds, when you're doing when you're doing
Speaker 1: the game like that on radio. See, usually I've got
Speaker 1: the game uh on my on my laptop and I
Speaker 1: could watch it off my home TV, right, and I
Speaker 1: can replay things. But you can't do that when you're
Speaker 1: on the radio. Right. And the screen we had was
Speaker 1: really hard to see. Uh See, That's why I have
Speaker 1: these notebooks. One of these days, I'm going to get
Speaker 1: a call on a Sunday morning, were going to be
Speaker 1: scheduled to do the Cowboy game, and Nancey is gonna
Speaker 1: have laryngitis, and I'm gonna get a phone call suddenly
Speaker 1: I suddenly spent it would be in some closets somewhere,
Speaker 1: like I spent the morning then getting more prepared than
Speaker 1: just thinking I got it all in my head. And
Speaker 1: as the game goes, I can look it up because
Speaker 1: you're on radio. Can't look it up, right, you got
Speaker 1: to know it. And by the way, Kevin that does
Speaker 1: the broadcast, he's Kevin right. He's really good, really good.
Speaker 1: You know, Kevin Burkhart started and him on the sideline
Speaker 1: when we were talking to him, and but but that
Speaker 1: was where basically he got his start, right with doing
Speaker 1: NFL brought Kevin does the Suns. He's the play by
Speaker 1: play guy for the Sun. So that's why he had
Speaker 1: a game that night, and he shows up at about
Speaker 1: two or three in the morning because of his travel
Speaker 1: snowf Wow. But he's really good. He sees things. I
Speaker 1: always think the play by play guy doesn't see everything right.
Speaker 1: You got to concentrate on the ball. And there were
Speaker 1: a couple instants he saw something that I was getting
Speaker 1: ready to say, and I had to go, you're right, Kevi,
Speaker 1: because he saw the block or the miss block or
Speaker 1: the mis tackle. He's really good. And by the way,
Speaker 1: and and Burkhart does a great job too, and Greg
Speaker 1: Olsen does a really good job on Fox. Yeah. I
Speaker 1: mean I was watching the game yesterday. I was going,
Speaker 1: I'm in fact, I think I may have Kevin Burkhardt's
Speaker 1: number somewhere. I was going to text him during the game.
Speaker 1: And what a good job I thought they were done
Speaker 1: in particularly Olsen. Yeah, yeah, So anyway, I just thought
Speaker 1: i'd throw that out there, listen to it somewhere. Is
Speaker 1: it archives somewhere? I don't know if they could send me.
Speaker 1: He's hoping though. That's why I said when the interception happened,
Speaker 1: I didn't want to go, yeah, is there I want
Speaker 1: to hear your reaction. It wasn't. There was no reaction.
Speaker 1: I just left my mouth open, like, hey, this is
Speaker 1: this entire could be a rant because you gotta you
Speaker 1: gotta let you gotta let the play by guy play guy.
Speaker 1: You know, probably I didn't want to be like Dale Hansen.
Speaker 1: Oh no, that was fun stuff though, No, oh no,
Speaker 1: So anyway, go on, we got we do okay, I
Speaker 1: know what I know what? So then last night I
Speaker 1: must have spent hours trying to figure out why the
Speaker 1: Cowboys needed Washington to lose I always trying to figure
Speaker 1: the same thing. What difference was it? Did it make
Speaker 1: whether the Giants were Washington. There's gotta be something deep
Speaker 1: in the tiebreaker because of the tie. I have a
Speaker 1: Scott initially, Scott of gold Mix just text me back
Speaker 1: when I text him, and he goes, oh, well, the
Speaker 1: uh Washington can't get to ten wins, And it was like, oh,
Speaker 1: yes they can, right went out and and so the
Speaker 1: tie in there kind of confused. Right, Well, if you
Speaker 1: guys can see, this is the explanation he got from
Speaker 1: the NFL guy that does this stuff, because it was
Speaker 1: a media like when the game was over, I was
Speaker 1: on NFL Jesus and I clicked the standings and the
Speaker 1: X was already there, like within a minute, and I'm going, well,
Speaker 1: how did they figure that out? I understood why the
Speaker 1: Cowboys couldn't The Cowboys would win a tiebreaker with Detroit
Speaker 1: head they could win it with Seattle because they would
Speaker 1: have they already have clinched a better NFC record, But
Speaker 1: why did it matter that Washington was multiple tie situation?
Speaker 1: That's what it ended up being. That if the Cowboys
Speaker 1: tied a game and they ended up tying Washington, like
Speaker 1: both teams finished ten six and one, then it threw
Speaker 1: it into a three way tie with maybe the Giants.
Speaker 1: No Detroit came into that occasion. If Deroyd also tied
Speaker 1: it again, Yes, yes, that's what it came down to.
Speaker 1: And they figured that's why they need computers for this
Speaker 1: if all three if all three teams tied, then the
Speaker 1: Cowboys might be in trouble. But because the Giants won,
Speaker 1: then they would have a tiebreaker. And if the situation
Speaker 1: was that the Giants, Lions, and Cowboys all tied at
Speaker 1: ten six and one, Cowboys had the tiebreaker in that
Speaker 1: situation because they would they beat the Giants twice and
Speaker 1: they beat the Lions. I had the tiebreaker, but we
Speaker 1: don't have to happen because the tie was a possibility,
Speaker 1: and I never even considered that. I was just going crazy, like,
Speaker 1: well they went out. I'm glad to hear that explanation
Speaker 1: because I went on the air last night thinking, well,
Speaker 1: they're saying this is they've clinched, but I have no
Speaker 1: idea how this They figured this thing. Yeah, yeah, and
Speaker 1: of course they know that all in advance, so that's
Speaker 1: why they put that check mark up immediately. But um,
Speaker 1: pretty cool. Though, I mean, so I don't understand up
Speaker 1: a game, but I mean, we're in the playoffs, guys. Well,
Speaker 1: here's the other thing about that is, I mean, what
Speaker 1: are the odds the Eagle. I mean, the Eagles are
Speaker 1: going to lose a game. But and Eagles have Cowboys, Saints,
Speaker 1: Giants left, so they would have to lose all three
Speaker 1: of those games. Of course, the Cowboys have Eagles, Titans,
Speaker 1: and Washington left. So here here was his scenario. If
Speaker 1: if Washington had won, Philly wins the East, Minnesota wins
Speaker 1: the North, San Francisco wins the West, any team wins
Speaker 1: the South. The Giants losses loses to Washington last night,
Speaker 1: but wins the remaining games to finish ten to six
Speaker 1: and one. Okay, Dallas loses the remaining games to finish
Speaker 1: ten and seven. Washington beats the Giants, loses their ties
Speaker 1: next two games to beat Dallas in the final game
Speaker 1: to finish nine six and two. Detroit wins remaining three
Speaker 1: games to finish ted and seven. I know you want
Speaker 1: tired head. What Scott started reading me this, I said,
Speaker 1: we don't need to hear all that. Just come down
Speaker 1: and joined us, right. But it comes down like two.
Speaker 1: They had to figure may won two ties back in
Speaker 1: the day. I bet yeah, when they didn't play the game.
Speaker 1: Just two ties in the seasons never happened. It was
Speaker 1: gonna happen if the referees made a call last night.
Speaker 1: Yeah right, Yes, that's what they were saying. If the
Speaker 1: referees and made a call in the last night in
Speaker 1: the Washington Giants game, and they could have both tied
Speaker 1: within three weeks, I had such tired head. I was like, okay, Scott,
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna okay. But they had to figure ties
Speaker 1: in there, all right, So wins and losses. So I
Speaker 1: under mathematically the Cowboys are not locked in to the
Speaker 1: number five spot, but they are virtually locked in number
Speaker 1: or five in the playoffs right now. And that's what
Speaker 1: that's what was so tragic about that loss yesterday is now,
Speaker 1: as a Cowboys fan, just the last three games of
Speaker 1: the season, it was going to be very intriguing when
Speaker 1: the Cowboys beat the Eagles on Christmas Eve, and because
Speaker 1: the Eagles would only have to lose one more game,
Speaker 1: either against New Orleans, which by the way, is in
Speaker 1: the hunt for the AFC South or the NFC South somehow,
Speaker 1: or the Giants, and as far as the wild Card,
Speaker 1: the Cowboys have such a lead on the everyone else
Speaker 1: in the wild card race to get that top wild
Speaker 1: card seating at number five that it's virtually I mean,
Speaker 1: you look at the last three games and they almost
Speaker 1: are preseason games to getting ready for the playoffs, because
Speaker 1: the Cowboys are virtually locked in at number five because
Speaker 1: other teams are gonna lose games, so they would end
Speaker 1: up playing Tampa Bay. And so it looks like the
Speaker 1: or whoever whoever wins the NFC sou yeah, which could
Speaker 1: be any one of four teams right now. Yeah, anyway,
Speaker 1: if anybody was confused as I was last night, that's
Speaker 1: what the difference was, factoring in ties. Unbelievable. All right,
Speaker 1: when we come back here on mix shots, we need
Speaker 1: the latest if we have anything new on Layton vander
Speaker 1: ash and where the Cowboys stand as far as injuries go,
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Speaker 1: on Layton vander Esh and it's been reported by most
Speaker 1: of the Beat writers. I'll read from Todd Archer's Twitter.
Speaker 1: Per multiple sources, Layton Vandersch's injury is unrelated to the
Speaker 1: neck issue that required surgery in twenty nineteen and more
Speaker 1: to do with a pinched nerve in his trapezius in
Speaker 1: his shoulder. Timeline to return not clear at the moment,
Speaker 1: but good news in that it's not related to a
Speaker 1: disc seeing the first thing when they announced that he
Speaker 1: was out, they said neck injury. So that's what it
Speaker 1: manifested as a neck and but you got them. That's
Speaker 1: why when we talked about this, how you know you
Speaker 1: got your knee messed up, but then you know you
Speaker 1: also mess up your hamstring because you know by but
Speaker 1: he's he's recovered from the vertebrae fusion. Uh well, yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't mean that. I just mean the muscles there
Speaker 1: be connected to that. Yeah, they are also affected when
Speaker 1: you have an injury. But that was a that was
Speaker 1: a disc problem. That wasn't anything muscular, so he must
Speaker 1: have hit it wrong. But that's I mean, that's your
Speaker 1: leading tackler. But guess who ended up being the leading
Speaker 1: tackler in the game. Who damon Clark had tackles. He
Speaker 1: was all over the place. Yes, he had to be right,
Speaker 1: he had no choice. He's like, hey, guys, somebody gonna
Speaker 1: make a play here. The defensive line wasn't hold enough. Yeah,
Speaker 1: somebody's gonna make a play. Am I the only guy here?
Speaker 1: Luke Fortner? Who? Luke Fortner? O my guy? The center
Speaker 1: for Jacksonville. I love that guy. I got a man
Speaker 1: crush on him. I got. I had a man crush
Speaker 1: on him leading up to the draft. And he's out
Speaker 1: of Kentucky and he has the a lot of Travis
Speaker 1: Frederick about him. You know, he's one of those guys
Speaker 1: like twenty four years old coming out of college with
Speaker 1: two fries and you know, and so he can set
Speaker 1: all the protections and everything. But what sold me on
Speaker 1: him was watching him against Georgia and against that big
Speaker 1: Jordan Davis, the monster nose tackle and he would hold
Speaker 1: his own and he could anchor and and he's having
Speaker 1: a terrific rookie season for them. So if you look
Speaker 1: at the tackles, the top eight guys were all linebackers
Speaker 1: in DB's ninth. Tied ninth with Carlo was Watkins with
Speaker 1: three tackles. And then Michael Parsons had two tackles. He
Speaker 1: was next Galamore two, Foller one. I thought your man
Speaker 1: Foller was going to win the game because he was
Speaker 1: chasing down Lawrence on that third down play from the backside.
Speaker 1: Oh the former Jaguars going to strike, and he didn't
Speaker 1: quite get there. They didn't get credited with a quarterback pressure.
Speaker 1: And he should have on the one play I don't
Speaker 1: remember when it was in the game he was actually
Speaker 1: he actually almost got blocked into Lawrence making him leave
Speaker 1: the pocket. Might have been on the touchdown pass. So
Speaker 1: here's what's troubling. That's one sack in two games. And
Speaker 1: what about Doren's Armstrong. Now I only had four quarterback hits.
Speaker 1: It's it. I think it's he had it well, he
Speaker 1: met And that's where I was going to go. And
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I was going to talk injuries because they're
Speaker 1: starting to get diminishing. Y're no kidding. Armstrong was limited
Speaker 1: all last week with an ankle uh and he hurt
Speaker 1: his knee. I don't and again I don't know if
Speaker 1: they showed it on TV, but when he was laying there,
Speaker 1: he kept you know, how your your heels on the
Speaker 1: ground and he kept trying to do like this with
Speaker 1: his knee. So we'll see where that one is. But again,
Speaker 1: he is your starting right defensive end. He played fourteen
Speaker 1: s apps. Now he was going to be limited because
Speaker 1: of the ankle, but then he did that, So fourteen
Speaker 1: snaps in the game. Vander Esh had five, and then
Speaker 1: your backup left cornerback played thirty seven before they took
Speaker 1: him out and Nashan Wright ended up playing nineteen. And
Speaker 1: he's okay because he was rocked a little bit, right, Yeah?
Speaker 1: Is he okay? Yeah? I don't think we got an injury, okay, Dizzy?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, okay, So your left corner out, you're and
Speaker 1: Deron Bland played pretty well except I think for one
Speaker 1: play Lewis is out, Hankins is out. For the rest,
Speaker 1: your back up at left corner didn't play very well.
Speaker 1: Vander Esh played five snaps and then on offense they
Speaker 1: actually pushed it out of necessity because they started Tyrn Smith.
Speaker 1: We've gone what almost forty minutes thirty five minutes he
Speaker 1: starts the game. But their idea was they were going
Speaker 1: to do a rotation with Peters and maybe play him
Speaker 1: thirty thirty five snaps well, Tyrn Smith ended up playing
Speaker 1: fifty four snaps because Peters was struggling past block and
Speaker 1: they said, you know what, we got to go with
Speaker 1: him because they had I think Naton Frisco forecasting. Yes,
Speaker 1: yes he did. He was not and words and so
Speaker 1: and and a couple of times when they went when
Speaker 1: they went three tight ends, they used Josh Ball as
Speaker 1: the third tight end, by the way, not Peters, by
Speaker 1: the way. I think they missed Jake Ferguson in the
Speaker 1: run game yesterday, Yes, because there was a couple runs there. Oh,
Speaker 1: I wrote it down. Schultz just blew the block on
Speaker 1: the outside and it was on that running play that
Speaker 1: they ended up losing three yards maybe on that was
Speaker 1: huge Zeke. Yeah, that overtime, Yeah, it was. That was
Speaker 1: in No, that was at the interregulation which end which
Speaker 1: ended in the third and ten. Decision to throw it
Speaker 1: deep right, and uh that's what that's what killed that
Speaker 1: possession right there. Now you're facing second and thirteen, you
Speaker 1: give it to Pollard. He got the three back. Now
Speaker 1: you're facing third and ten, right, he missed he missed
Speaker 1: the block because they credited to uh, the safety coming
Speaker 1: in probably was Jenkins. He did everything else never heard
Speaker 1: he had like eighteen tackles in the game. Well, he
Speaker 1: had eighteen tackles as soon as he had that pick,
Speaker 1: because they just said on the broadcast that he had
Speaker 1: eighteen tackles in the game and then he had to
Speaker 1: pick six. And he also had the interception earlier in
Speaker 1: the game. I said, well, you can just award the
Speaker 1: NFC Defensive Player of the League right now. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: and so. But the reason he made the tackle is
Speaker 1: they didn't block Schultz missed his block, and so it
Speaker 1: kind of got everythingsilay safety. So if they ain't safety's
Speaker 1: making a bunch of tap, that means we're getting up
Speaker 1: and down the field. Also, yeah, we're making him make
Speaker 1: all the tackles, but that means that we're on the
Speaker 1: other side of their line of scrimmage. Well, they had
Speaker 1: almost four hundred yards offense. Point. I'm sorry that it
Speaker 1: comes down to that. It comes down to that they're
Speaker 1: gonna be games where yes, they're gonna make plays. Damn it.
Speaker 1: These guys they get they get paid. Also, Lawrence is
Speaker 1: pretty good. And what did I tell you last week?
Speaker 1: He's a baller and he's a winner. He is You
Speaker 1: just you just know that of him, just like you
Speaker 1: you fell up the center. Everyone knows about Sunshine. Everyone
Speaker 1: knows that eventually he's gonna be that guy. We can't
Speaker 1: let him come out of his bag on us. DeMarcus
Speaker 1: Lawrence told me after the game, he said, they've got
Speaker 1: a really good quarterback that's gonna be a really great quarterback, damn.
Speaker 1: And you can just see it, right, And so once
Speaker 1: again poise. Yeah, DeMarcus Lawrence knows he's gonna be great,
Speaker 1: but don't let it be great. See when you set
Speaker 1: the end, had you set the edge and he he
Speaker 1: saved their offensive line. How many sacks they almost had, right,
Speaker 1: or how many quarterbacks quarterback hits they almost had? And
Speaker 1: he escaped. I didn't realize he was that elusion, No
Speaker 1: I knew that. But he got outside the pocket and
Speaker 1: he was getting outside, not outside outside, kind of in
Speaker 1: the middle. Yes, you know they didn't keep them contained.
Speaker 1: H And that helps your pet. That's why nothing that's
Speaker 1: nothing new. This is how he plays. They went at
Speaker 1: six games with giving up no sacks and now it's
Speaker 1: back to back games with one sack. Parsons the only
Speaker 1: one to get a sack against them in the last
Speaker 1: and this team is trending at the right time before them. Yes, okay,
Speaker 1: and we could see it before our game. And that's
Speaker 1: why this game always be thinking. Tennessee's kind of squirming
Speaker 1: right now. Yes, they know, and they got to play
Speaker 1: them the last game and if they lose one more
Speaker 1: see Jacksonville, Jacksonville, Jacksonville turns around this week. How about
Speaker 1: their schedule? This is this is great. This is what
Speaker 1: you would want as an NFL player. Okay, you played
Speaker 1: the Cowboys at home. Now you go play the Jets
Speaker 1: on Thursday. And so then they get Christmas weekend off
Speaker 1: and they're on this role right now. They're they're They've
Speaker 1: won four of their last six games. They beat the
Speaker 1: Jets to be five out of seven. Then they go
Speaker 1: Christmas for three days and they don't come back next week,
Speaker 1: and they got two games to close out the season
Speaker 1: with a great chance to win their host a playoff.
Speaker 1: They have one of the one of the best offensive
Speaker 1: minds in their their head coach as well good game planner,
Speaker 1: Yes he is. Oh and by the way, I did
Speaker 1: run into Dave Campo in the press. I bet he was.
Speaker 1: I was sitting there where I was sitting there. It
Speaker 1: was before the game and I heard I heard the voice.
Speaker 1: I heard the voice right, and I said, oh, Campo's
Speaker 1: here right, and he was behind where the roses. I
Speaker 1: wouldn't talk to him, got to give him a good,
Speaker 1: good hug. And then afterwards I saw him when I
Speaker 1: was going down on the elevator and he said, see,
Speaker 1: I told you guys, this team's just got something special going.
Speaker 1: And he's right, they're just kind of making play the moments, right,
Speaker 1: the moments. That's you can have all the yards, all
Speaker 1: that we can talk about the moments. And he didn't
Speaker 1: have a Jaguars Sure, okay, all right. It's just a
Speaker 1: former NFL head coach hanging out in a press box whatever.
Speaker 1: It reminded me of. This was thirty years ago. The
Speaker 1: Cowboys are playing Tampa Bay and remember Abe Gibron who
Speaker 1: Abe gibber Bears head coach whatever. Well, apparently in his
Speaker 1: retirement he used to hang out at the Tampa Bay
Speaker 1: press box. They would just have him a spot. I
Speaker 1: guess he lived in the Tampa area or whatever. So
Speaker 1: there was a on the seating chart, there was a
Speaker 1: seat for Abe Gibberd there Jerry or the Channel eight reporter,
Speaker 1: he says Abe Gibro I thought he was dead. Abe
Speaker 1: Gibbert is right there. It was just a random one
Speaker 1: of Campell's greatest moments. The Cowboys were at Minnesota, uh,
Speaker 1: and Minnesota came back to send the game into overtime.
Speaker 1: So for some reason, wherever he was sitting, I think
Speaker 1: it was Minnesota, maybe it was something else. You could
Speaker 1: hear the coaches box through the ventilation duck into the
Speaker 1: press box, right, and so they're going out for the
Speaker 1: snap and Campbell goes, oh my aching dotta dot it goes,
Speaker 1: please win the toss. Shit was so damn funny it happened.
Speaker 1: It happened that the Giants too, which is the same
Speaker 1: line that he used on Hard Knocks, right, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: you know what he used, right. Uh. And then and
Speaker 1: then I think it was a Giants game, the same
Speaker 1: thing happened. And Turner calling the place right, and Troy
Speaker 1: gets to the line of scrimmage, he gets the snap.
Speaker 1: He just takes one snap and Turner starts screaming, throw
Speaker 1: the effing ball, throw it, throw it. And I mean
Speaker 1: Troy stopped back it's his back foot and throws it
Speaker 1: to the open guy. But norf saw it immediately at
Speaker 1: the snap, right, and he's yelled at him to throw
Speaker 1: the ball right. That's why they were good. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: he was the best, all right. And we closed with
Speaker 1: this final word from Nate in Frisco. It's already been
Speaker 1: a better day to day, wouldn't you say? We got
Speaker 1: good news on Layton Vanderesh right clenched the playoff spot. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Nate Infrisco closes with this, just win, that's right, okay,
Speaker 1: and all you gotta do just win. Wow. The Eagles
Speaker 1: figured that out with their five point blasting of the Bears. Right,
Speaker 1: figured that out, and over time over the Texans and
Speaker 1: uh yeah, and the Colts figured it out the wrong way. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't think Jeff is gonna be returning, you know what,
Speaker 1: you don't think that was his last that I was
Speaker 1: black Saturday for Jeff Saturday. We I was watching I
Speaker 1: was watching Saturday. I was watching the game and the
Speaker 1: plane was just took off and I think it was
Speaker 1: thirty three nothing at that time. It might have been
Speaker 1: thirty three seven, right, And it was like doc on
Speaker 1: it and I couldn't get it to the WiFi in
Speaker 1: the plane. Well, they gave us the wrong code wasn't working,
Speaker 1: and babe, Babe goes, Babe, don't say it, don't say it.
Speaker 1: Babe goes, yeah, babe goes. Oh, he goes, we're gonna
Speaker 1: miss the greatest comeback ever in the NFL. And I said, yeah,
Speaker 1: sure right, And sure enough, it was like the networks
Speaker 1: knew something because as soon as they fell behind to
Speaker 1: a certain point, they made a point to play it up.
Speaker 1: No team has ever come back from this deficit. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and you're like, okay, thanks, they've got one point. It
Speaker 1: was the Frank Wright come back the Bills against the
Speaker 1: Houston Oilers, which was thirty years ago, the thirty year
Speaker 1: anniversary that's coming up. That was. But the point is
Speaker 1: it a regular season or playoffs? So that was a
Speaker 1: thirty two point come back every Yeah, but that's right.
Speaker 1: But how about the other connection with Matt Ryan to
Speaker 1: come back in the Super Bow? Yeah, and he's the
Speaker 1: quarterback for this Sidy Matt. Yeah. All right, we got
Speaker 1: a lot to talk about, and we're moving quickly because
Speaker 1: it's a Saturday game, right, that's right. Tomorrow's Wednesday, Yes, okay,
Speaker 1: all right, so it's back to practice tomorrow, right. I
Speaker 1: bet he gives him a day off another day. Don't
Speaker 1: you think it's open locker roomer eleven tomorrow, open locker room. Well,
Speaker 1: so he's pushing it. I'm music on anytime, that's right, right,
Speaker 1: They will have a walk through. We can talk about
Speaker 1: tomorrow though, all right, and we'll talk at you tomorrow.
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