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Speaker 5: It is Tuesday, November fifth, twenty twenty four, Season twenty,
Speaker 5: episode number twenty sixty two. Welcome to the latest edition
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Speaker 5: ol at evo. It is a busy morning here at
Speaker 5: the Star. Lots of things going on. Jerry Jones had
Speaker 5: his his time with the guys over at the Fan
Speaker 5: this morning, Sean RJ and Bobby and drop several different
Speaker 5: things that that are I guess buzzing at this point
Speaker 5: news items. We'll start first with his comment that that
Speaker 5: they are definitely going to be or he said they're
Speaker 5: likely to be making a move at wide receiver.
Speaker 3: There are reports out there right now.
Speaker 5: That the Cowboys are making a trade for Jonathan Mingo. Obviously,
Speaker 5: there is nothing that's been reported that is not a
Speaker 5: full and it's not something that is already that has
Speaker 5: been substantiated yet by the organization publicly, So we don't
Speaker 5: know if that's actually fact, but we do know Jerry
Speaker 5: said something's happened in wide receiver position.
Speaker 3: That's what's being reported. Let's start first.
Speaker 5: I do want to talk a little bit from the
Speaker 5: standpoint of just the idea of what this could mean
Speaker 5: for the Cowboys if this is to happen. From the
Speaker 5: stamp point of the player himself, what do you guys know.
Speaker 5: I know you guys have looked at this player in
Speaker 5: the draft, and Jerry mentioned the player that they were
Speaker 5: looking at was a player that was a draftable, a
Speaker 5: player that they liked in the draft. What did you
Speaker 5: see from this player particularly?
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is a guy that's physical six foot two,
Speaker 2: two hundred and twenty pounds, and that's what Dallas needs
Speaker 2: in the receiving core right now. They need a little
Speaker 2: bit more physicality. This is an easily moved receiving corps
Speaker 2: in the sense that we've talked about it on the
Speaker 2: show many times that these guys are getting pushed off
Speaker 2: the line by this more physical secondary player. Over the
Speaker 2: course of the last few weeks, Mingo is a little
Speaker 2: bit tougher to push around. Granted, he does have athleticism
Speaker 2: to back that up, so it's not necessarily that, you know,
Speaker 2: he's just kind of this big load who will kind
Speaker 2: of come at you. He's got some athleticism. Two four
Speaker 2: four six thirty nine and a half inch vertical from
Speaker 2: the combine, ten foot nine inch broad jump from the
Speaker 2: combine as well a couple of years ago, but on
Speaker 2: that same token, the production is not really matched when
Speaker 2: it's come with Jonathan Mingo. He has played nine career
Speaker 2: seasons of football going all the way back to high school.
Speaker 2: He has more than nine hundred yards and only one
Speaker 2: of those seasons and it was his senior year in
Speaker 2: high school in Mississippi and Brandon, Mississippi. So he goes
Speaker 2: to Ole, miss kind of struggles to find exactly what
Speaker 2: his role is until his junior year. Junior year had
Speaker 2: a good year. Senior year had a great year, and
Speaker 2: he was used in some situations where they were able
Speaker 2: to get him the ball in space. They kind of
Speaker 2: used him in a Debo esque type role at Ole Miss,
Speaker 2: but it hasn't really translated to Carolina. Inconsistent quarterback play
Speaker 2: could be a product of that. But also a stat
Speaker 2: that was pointed out by Bobby Belt this morning was
Speaker 2: of one and twenty six eligible pass catchers with seventy
Speaker 2: five or more targets over the past two seasons, Jonathanmingo
Speaker 2: is dead last one and twenty sixth in success rate.
Speaker 2: So that is not great. And that factors in running
Speaker 2: back stuff factors and tight ends receivers obviously. So this
Speaker 2: is a guy who even when he has had his opportunities,
Speaker 2: he hasn't really done much with them.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's a guy when you watch you could definitely
Speaker 6: tell the quarterback play has really hurt him and a
Speaker 6: lot of his They like to move him around and
Speaker 6: so he'll play in the backfield, he'll play in the slot,
Speaker 6: he'll play on the outside. Everything for him, when you
Speaker 6: watch his tape is underneath, it's at zero yards or
Speaker 6: nine yards everything. I mean, you just you watch everything,
Speaker 6: you know, and and it was it's a fight to
Speaker 6: get him the ball, it really really was. I mean,
Speaker 6: he'd run slants balls way behind him. You know, they
Speaker 6: try and throw crossing routes to him. He did have
Speaker 6: a drop on one of the crossing routes that I saw,
Speaker 6: you know, just taking a peek at him. You know,
Speaker 6: he fights the ball a little bit. I don't think
Speaker 6: his hands or and I mean fight it is when
Speaker 6: you're wide open and it hitching the chest and it
Speaker 6: goes down. There's concentration things. When you're by yourself, you
Speaker 6: need to make the play. There was time when the
Speaker 6: ball went away from him or he the route went
Speaker 6: away and he kind of double caught the ball a
Speaker 6: little bit. But you know, he's he's one of those guys.
Speaker 6: I mean, he could get to he could get this
Speaker 6: Nick was talking about. He could get to get the
Speaker 6: speed very quickly, you know, when you get him up
Speaker 6: the field and stuff like that. He runs really really
Speaker 6: well for a big man. He's really good after the catch.
Speaker 6: When when he was able to make those catches, you
Speaker 6: see a physical element to his game. I mean he is, uh,
Speaker 6: he's got a little bit of that try and run
Speaker 6: over you a bit to him, and so that part
Speaker 6: of it will help. He kind of bullies you. And
Speaker 6: I like that about him. But I just feel like
Speaker 6: though that to me, that you know, you're you're kind
Speaker 6: of betting, you're betting on the com here. You're betting
Speaker 6: on Hey that you know, his old mistape is better
Speaker 6: than where his tape was at at Carolina, and he
Speaker 6: you know, probably had better better play, better quarterback play
Speaker 6: as far as getting him the ball and get it
Speaker 6: to him consistently. My I know, personally I had him
Speaker 6: as my seventy first best player in that twenty twenty
Speaker 6: three draft, had some other receivers ahead of him. That's
Speaker 6: a you know, right around the third round grade on
Speaker 6: the player. He was taken in the second round. So
Speaker 6: you know it's there's like I say, I I think
Speaker 6: there's you're betting on putting him with a better quarterback
Speaker 6: with his athletic ability and then his size, that maybe
Speaker 6: you could take advantage that because Carolina really didn't. When
Speaker 6: you watch him play for Carolina, you could see a
Speaker 6: level of frustration. You could see the ball not even
Speaker 6: getting close, you know. So and and that's not just
Speaker 6: for Bryce Young, you know, that's for Andy Dalton too.
Speaker 6: There there were there were games where you're just like going, gosh,
Speaker 6: get him the ball and but like I say, a
Speaker 6: lot of it is underneath stuff, not a bunch of
Speaker 6: what was downfield. The one downfield throw they did have,
Speaker 6: thinking's the Broncos was an intercepted play, so uh, you
Speaker 6: know it's I think that probably a breath of fresh
Speaker 6: air for for the particular player if in fact the
Speaker 6: trade goes through.
Speaker 5: Did he have any of that downfield ability in his
Speaker 5: college tape or is this just something he's seen. You're
Speaker 5: seeing the pros.
Speaker 6: I you know, I don't remember him making a bunch
Speaker 6: of big time plays down the field. You know, Old
Speaker 6: Miss has done a really good job with these big receivers. Yeah,
Speaker 6: you know, and Old Miss will throw the ball down
Speaker 6: the field. And I went back through my notes and
Speaker 6: I was thinking, I was just kind of looking at seeing, Okay,
Speaker 6: is there any vertical game the fact that he's big
Speaker 6: as he is, and you know, and there were in
Speaker 6: some of the notes at Old Miss, I had where's
Speaker 6: ability to adjust? He doesn't look like the same receiver,
Speaker 6: And maybe that's what Carolina does to you. You know,
Speaker 6: he didn't look like the same receiver. He looked like
Speaker 6: a big guy. The physical part of it you saw
Speaker 6: from Old Miss, but everything else about it didn't look
Speaker 6: like the type of guy that that you saw playing
Speaker 6: there a Mississippi.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you see some big playability. I'm just kind of
Speaker 2: going back from stat box. I mean a game against
Speaker 2: Vanderbilty had nine receptions for two hundred and forty seven.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 2: A game against Central Arkansas he had three receptions for
Speaker 2: one hundred and three yards. So there were some big
Speaker 2: plays sprinkled in throughout a senior season. But like I
Speaker 2: mentioned earlier, he didn't really find his stride really until
Speaker 2: late in his junior year and then definitely as he
Speaker 2: got into a senior year. One quick, not O'Brien. He's
Speaker 2: going to walk into a situation on Sunday where Cooper
Speaker 2: Rush is starting quarterback. It's probably the best starting quarterback
Speaker 2: he's had in his entire career.
Speaker 6: Yeah and yeah, I mean as far as as far
Speaker 6: as being accurate, maybe giving him a chance the thing.
Speaker 6: And I just was curious because I go back when
Speaker 6: I look at the tape, I wonder, Okay, give me
Speaker 6: some other metrics things that can kind of go with
Speaker 6: this guy's face. Press coverage twenty four times and he's
Speaker 6: gotten five targets out of the press coverage and he
Speaker 6: hadn't have a reception yet out of the press coverage everything.
Speaker 5: Which you would think for a big receiver, you would
Speaker 5: think that he gets off the ball.
Speaker 6: He gets off the ball. I mean you could see
Speaker 6: him get off the ball. But I was just kind
Speaker 6: of curious, like, Okay, why don't they throw the ball
Speaker 6: to him more? And I was just is it something? Is?
Speaker 6: What is what is this guy's kryptonite right now? You know,
Speaker 6: because he only has twelve catches and twenty four target
Speaker 6: I mean, he's so yeah, it's it's been a problem,
Speaker 6: but I found it hard to play. I'm like, have
Speaker 6: I seen any catches with press coverage here? And I hadn't,
Speaker 6: But you know, five targets out of twenty four routes
Speaker 6: that were that were in press coverage, and so you know,
Speaker 6: that's kind of where it is right now with him.
Speaker 7: So when I saw the news, initially, I was like,
Speaker 7: what the heck, why are we doing this? Doesn't make
Speaker 7: any sense to me. But then you take a moment
Speaker 7: and start looking at it from a different perspective, and
Speaker 7: even if it's something that doesn't necessarily change the course
Speaker 7: of this season, at you look at it for the future.
Speaker 7: We talked and I brought it up yesterday, how you
Speaker 7: are going to be limited in what you do in
Speaker 7: free agency and you're gonna have once again have to
Speaker 7: rely a lot on the draft. This is a player
Speaker 7: that Jerry mentioned, like you mentioned as well, that they
Speaker 7: liked before that they were looking at. So maybe it's
Speaker 7: a perfect opportunity for them to where they they're still
Speaker 7: getting young talent, but someone that already has been in
Speaker 7: the league for a little bit has had some experience,
Speaker 7: not the kind of experience.
Speaker 2: You're looking for because once again success.
Speaker 7: Or the success because of the quarterback or those situations
Speaker 7: that he was in, but still someone that has been
Speaker 7: present and around this environ man, and that kind of
Speaker 7: maybe puts them ahead of time and ahead of the
Speaker 7: timeline of what you're looking for when you go back
Speaker 7: to the draft and look for a wide receiver.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 6: The the thing that folks are going to have trouble
Speaker 6: with is if reported compensation. Yeah, you know that's going
Speaker 6: to be the thing, because you're going to look, you're
Speaker 6: going to look at other deals, and you're going to
Speaker 6: compare other deals and and people do this. They did
Speaker 6: it with They did it with Maury Cooper. They they said, Okay,
Speaker 6: this is what you gave and this is what you
Speaker 6: do and this is what you get, you know, and
Speaker 6: this is and they're going to look at that, and
Speaker 6: they're going to look at, well, what about other receivers,
Speaker 6: and well did what did what did Carolina get for
Speaker 6: their number one receiver? It's a pick swap, you know,
Speaker 6: was it a fourth round? It was a pick swap.
Speaker 6: So you're taking their third fourth receiver maybe, you know,
Speaker 6: and you're you're you're putting a fourth round. You know,
Speaker 6: you're giving a fourth round and you know, with if
Speaker 6: things are you know, that's to start a day three.
Speaker 6: If Dallas continues on this path of not being able
Speaker 6: to win football games, that fourth round pick now turns
Speaker 6: into a late three or an early start of day
Speaker 6: day three, and you know, and that's where you can
Speaker 6: do some you can do some damage. And Dallas has
Speaker 6: done a damn good job of drafted in the fourth round,
Speaker 6: you know, but they could put some compensatory picks together
Speaker 6: and probably get that fourth round back. But to start
Speaker 6: day three is you know that that could be a
Speaker 6: very significant pick for you and people will evaluate that
Speaker 6: this He'll come in here and let's see if Wow,
Speaker 6: hit this guy in ten games or how many games
Speaker 6: we have left, nine games, whatever, it's hey, this is
Speaker 6: where you know he man, he was productive, it was
Speaker 6: worth it. Or it's like, well, here we go again.
Speaker 6: You know you needed that fourth round pick to do something.
Speaker 6: That's that's what's being reported again, nothing confirmed. We'll see
Speaker 6: you know what what happens down the road.
Speaker 2: From a draft perspective, I mean that we're trending towards
Speaker 2: this team picking in the top ten of every round.
Speaker 2: And when you're starting Day three with a top ten
Speaker 2: pick in round four and now you don't have that
Speaker 2: pick anymore, you're giving up something that you definitely could
Speaker 2: have used.
Speaker 5: Here would be my question for you guys, going back
Speaker 5: to last year or two years ago when he came
Speaker 5: out in the draft, where did you play place it?
Speaker 5: If third rounds right, so then the question becomes giving
Speaker 5: up a fourth round Let's assume that they give up
Speaker 5: before they gave up a fourth round pick, would you
Speaker 5: be willing to give up a fourth round pick for
Speaker 5: a guy that was graded as a third round player.
Speaker 6: I see what they're doing for the factor where they
Speaker 6: probably had him on the board and they probably had
Speaker 6: him higher than what Nick and I had him on
Speaker 6: the board.
Speaker 2: He's a party visit here.
Speaker 6: Yeah. The thing that would give me a little bit
Speaker 6: of concern, And I think the quarterback play really hurt him.
Speaker 6: I really do watching him. Nick's right, I think he's
Speaker 6: going to have better quarterback play here. The thing that
Speaker 6: bothers me though about it was that we've seen other
Speaker 6: wide receivers go in, you know, in trades, you know,
Speaker 6: and I'm just.
Speaker 3: I'm just yeah, and that's all right, Yeah, I'm looking.
Speaker 6: You know, I'm if, I'm a if, I'm a general manager,
Speaker 6: and I'm you know, and I and I'm going out
Speaker 6: in Baltimore. I'm I'm you know, I'm the I get
Speaker 6: you know, Johnson, They're they're number one. I pick swapped
Speaker 6: that thing. I didn't really give up a pick. I
Speaker 6: just flopped, you know. I flopped in the rounds is
Speaker 6: all I did. You know, I didn't have to give
Speaker 6: up me. I just moved from one area to the other.
Speaker 6: That's that's what I did. And yeah, and then you
Speaker 6: look at what Kansas City and then Hopkins last night,
Speaker 6: and you know what he and that was a fifth
Speaker 6: round pick. There's been established NFL receivers that have gone
Speaker 6: for far less than what you reported you gave up
Speaker 6: for this particular player.
Speaker 5: And that's going to be the part where you'll have
Speaker 5: to judge that as you see how much it brings
Speaker 5: to the team, then you'll you'll have to make that
Speaker 5: that judgment.
Speaker 3: Let's move on. Let's talk a little bit about Dak Prescott.
Speaker 5: Jerry made mentioned this morning on the show also that
Speaker 5: he's likely headed to I R, which is which is
Speaker 5: news because that means that it's guaranteed four weeks that
Speaker 5: he would not be on the roster. What do you
Speaker 5: think this means for this offense.
Speaker 2: It's time to get creative and figure out what you
Speaker 2: have at the quarterback position. You have two guys in
Speaker 2: Cooper Rush and Trey Lance that are on expiring deals,
Speaker 2: and you would assume to bring back at least one
Speaker 2: of those for a cheap deal next season and for
Speaker 2: the future to back up Dak Prescott as he goes
Speaker 2: into this third contract. Figure out which of these two
Speaker 2: guys can better that fit that mold. I think you
Speaker 2: can expect to see Cooper Rush start these games. I
Speaker 2: think that's a certainty, But do not be surprised if
Speaker 2: you see ten to fifteen snaps from Trey Lance as
Speaker 2: well working him in with some situational things. I mean,
Speaker 2: Mike McCarthy talked about it during the preseason that there
Speaker 2: are packages in this offense that are specifically designed for
Speaker 2: Trey Lance that they used during the preseason. Well, it's
Speaker 2: time to knock the dust off those things and bring
Speaker 2: him back for these next four weeks and figure out
Speaker 2: what you got in the young kid get his first
Speaker 2: opportunity in a regular season game for the Cowboys since
Speaker 2: they brought him in a year and a half ago,
Speaker 2: and just see what he's got. But I think this
Speaker 2: is a good opportunity to see what each of these
Speaker 2: guys can bring over the course in the next few seasons.
Speaker 2: But if we're talking about this season specifically, I mean, yeah,
Speaker 2: you want to try to find your guy that can
Speaker 2: help you win at the at the end of the day,
Speaker 2: and you know, Jerry Jones still retains a lot of
Speaker 2: hope that there is a chance to win this season.
Speaker 2: I mean, trading for a guy in Jonathan Mingo and
Speaker 2: giving up a fourth round pick speaks to that. So
Speaker 2: I think I think if they want to have their
Speaker 2: best shot at winning, it is Cooper Rush. You know,
Speaker 2: he's a guy that can direct the offense. He won't
Speaker 2: take any crazy chances, but on that same token, he
Speaker 2: can move the offense down the field. The one thing
Speaker 2: that he does not have that I wish he did
Speaker 2: have was a running game. And I think this offense
Speaker 2: could really struggle if Cooper Rush has a game where
Speaker 2: you know, he throws a couple of picks or he
Speaker 2: can't move the ball down the field in the short
Speaker 2: passing situations because they don't have a running game that's
Speaker 2: shown they can be sustainable enough to help him out.
Speaker 6: Yeah, one of my yeah, one of my questions for
Speaker 6: you guys today or what are the what's the challenges
Speaker 6: for Cooper Rush? You know, what are the challenges of
Speaker 6: him going as being the starter now? And I know
Speaker 6: me personally, when Cooper Rush played last time, when those
Speaker 6: five games he had a defense, I don't think he
Speaker 6: has that defense that he has that he had back then.
Speaker 6: They could lean on that they punting was okay, you
Speaker 6: could go play defense and you'd be okay. Three and
Speaker 6: outs now are like death to this defense because teams
Speaker 6: have figured out how to drive the ball and they
Speaker 6: get stops occasionally, but then there's been a lot of
Speaker 6: times this year where it's ended up being points and
Speaker 6: I think that's personally the challenge that I look at
Speaker 6: the hurdles that he's going to have to overcome, is
Speaker 6: that maybe he's not going to have the defense he
Speaker 6: had the first time around that he did this.
Speaker 7: I mean, you had issues, You've been having issues with
Speaker 7: your starter quarterback and Cooper Rush. As much as I
Speaker 7: like him and we've seen him be very successful, we've
Speaker 7: seen him be a great backup quarterback and just do
Speaker 7: what he needed to do and get wins for this
Speaker 7: team before, but at the same time, different offensive line,
Speaker 7: different running game, the passing game, the receivers. You saw
Speaker 7: the difference in there as well, where he did have
Speaker 7: success with those second team receivers. But it's just it's
Speaker 7: a bad situation for him to be put in and
Speaker 7: for you to expect that he's going to come in
Speaker 7: and be the savior. And again that doesn't mean that
Speaker 7: he's a bad quarterback. It's just not the right scenario
Speaker 7: for a backup.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think to me, you know, you look me personally,
Speaker 6: I would play Trey Lance just and this is it's
Speaker 6: a selfish reason because I'm thinking about. I don't think
Speaker 6: things are going to get better.
Speaker 2: You would start Tree Lance.
Speaker 6: I would start Trey Lance just for this reason. I'm
Speaker 6: playing for the compensatory pick. I'm trying to get Trey
Speaker 6: Lance to maybe look really, really really good, you know,
Speaker 6: and maybe maybe catch lightning in a bottle and you
Speaker 6: win some of these games. But then all of a sudden, say,
Speaker 6: he you know, if he plays well, you're not going
Speaker 6: to resign him because it's going to be too much money.
Speaker 6: I'm thinking about the the compense story pick. You know,
Speaker 6: if all of a sudden, Trey Lance does play well,
Speaker 6: he signs a sizable contract in twenty twenty six, you
Speaker 6: actually maybe recoup something for him. Yeah, maybe maybe maybe
Speaker 6: he plays well enough the way instead you gave him before.
Speaker 6: You're right, he plays now you get a third out
Speaker 6: of that. That's my that's my selfish reason right now.
Speaker 5: You know, it is what I'm looking at for that
Speaker 5: same reason, Brian, I might actually I might actually play
Speaker 5: him in the way that I think they're going to
Speaker 5: play him, which is give him a package. Yeah, because
Speaker 5: I look at Trey and I'm like the things I
Speaker 5: saw during the preseason, there were certain things he did
Speaker 5: really well, particularly using his legs, and there were other
Speaker 5: things that I was like, I don't know if he's
Speaker 5: quite sure. I would protect him from those things, So
Speaker 5: I would still start Cooper Rush, but I would have
Speaker 5: packages for him to show off his ability to move
Speaker 5: around and to get outside the pocket and take off running,
Speaker 5: because I think that could actually entice a team to
Speaker 5: be like, you know, if we could develop some of
Speaker 5: the other things. He presents enough of a challenge for
Speaker 5: opponents to where we think he could fit for us.
Speaker 5: And that may you get what you're what you're talking
Speaker 5: about with that compenser, because I love the thought of
Speaker 5: what you're saying there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because you're not going to get anything for him
Speaker 6: unless he resigns with you as a backup. You know
Speaker 6: you're not going to get anything out of him, so
Speaker 6: you might as well try and recoup something. And it's
Speaker 6: going to be in twenty twenty six, it's not going
Speaker 6: to be in twenty twenty five. But to me, that's
Speaker 6: where I look at this this team though, and you know,
Speaker 6: I kind of feel like with an offensive line that's
Speaker 6: struggling in a running game that's struggling, Trey Lance could
Speaker 6: maybe help both if because if things break down, he's
Speaker 6: not going to be afraid to And I'm not saying
Speaker 6: that Dak was afraid. Dak's didn't have the willingness. We
Speaker 6: saw the willingness the other day. What's Trey Lance going
Speaker 6: to trail? It's gonna drop back if he didn't see
Speaker 6: first Reid he's.
Speaker 3: Running, or if you see these guys coming, he's running.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and maybe now all of a sudden, you steal,
Speaker 6: You steal possessions, you steal some first downs, you steal
Speaker 6: things because of his ability. Yeah, and you ask him
Speaker 6: to throw the ball down the field and be Mahomes
Speaker 6: or anybody like that. No, but you could you could
Speaker 6: do stuff with him that can kind of work to
Speaker 6: really just take the offense, condense it down and then
Speaker 6: let him be play college football, read option, that thing,
Speaker 6: pull it run it make people have to defend you.
Speaker 6: Everybody's playing a light box against you right now because
Speaker 6: they have no fear of your running game none.
Speaker 5: We're going to take our first break. We will and
Speaker 5: come back. We'll go inside the brain of Brian brought
Speaker 5: us gusts some questions for us. We'll be back nowas
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Speaker 3: All right, Brian, what you got for us?
Speaker 6: Nick?
Speaker 2: Throw it at me?
Speaker 6: Is this where Osodiggy's swag gets it going. He was
Speaker 6: double team fifty five percent of the past ERUs snaps,
Speaker 6: but he had seven pressures. Is this where he gets
Speaker 6: it going?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 2: Just going forward? This is where he gets it going.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think it could be. The last couple of years
Speaker 2: he's he's had moments like he did against Atlanta, and
Speaker 2: then he's had moments like he had against New Orleans
Speaker 2: and Baltimore. You know, so it's it's you take her
Speaker 2: win so we can get him with Olsa Digizuo. And
Speaker 2: I think at the end of the day, yes, he's
Speaker 2: a physical three technique that is aggressive. He has a
Speaker 2: high motor, but at the end of the day, he
Speaker 2: is undersized for that position and you're gonna have to
Speaker 2: take your ones with your losses when it comes to
Speaker 2: those Osa digiz I don't think it's something that can
Speaker 2: be consistent just given his frame and his history so far.
Speaker 6: Derek, I swear USA gets it going.
Speaker 3: I think Osa is capable.
Speaker 5: What I got to see and what I can't say
Speaker 5: that he is that I can't The reason why I
Speaker 5: can't say yes right now is because I haven't seen
Speaker 5: him consistently put it together over time, and I've seen
Speaker 5: him flash. I've seen him have games like that where
Speaker 5: he plays just really outstanding football, and I keep waiting
Speaker 5: for that moment where I'm like, he's about he's gonna
Speaker 5: take that step and now become one of the best
Speaker 5: three techniques in the NFL, because I think he has
Speaker 5: that ability. I really do believe that, but I just
Speaker 5: haven't seen it consistently enough, and so until he can
Speaker 5: show it consistently, it's hard to say at this point
Speaker 5: in his career, Yes, that's who he is and he's
Speaker 5: ready he's gonna take that step. But he's definitely there.
Speaker 5: He's there and capable of doing it. Now, it's just
Speaker 5: a matter of it whether he can put it together.
Speaker 2: And Barr, I love Osa.
Speaker 7: I think he's a great player, but I do think
Speaker 7: as well that he does need some of the help
Speaker 7: from other guys around him in order to allow him
Speaker 7: to be more successful. If we were talking about a
Speaker 7: time where let's say Micah Parsons is coming back into
Speaker 7: the mix, the law is coming back into the mix,
Speaker 7: I think having guys like that creates more opportunity for
Speaker 7: a guy like Osa to be able to just they
Speaker 7: draw a little bit more attention Osa. He's explosive, and
Speaker 7: I think he would be shining a lot more if
Speaker 7: he had some better help around him.
Speaker 6: I like that Derek can, Micah Parsons and Curl Loss
Speaker 6: and be the one two punch this Cowboys pass rush needs.
Speaker 5: I think they could be a part of the one
Speaker 5: two punched that this Cowboys plus pass rush needs.
Speaker 3: I think they still need.
Speaker 5: But I still think they need to blit some and
Speaker 5: we talked about using overshown.
Speaker 3: This last game.
Speaker 5: We saw them mix up the pressure a little bit,
Speaker 5: bring it from different points with different players at different levels.
Speaker 5: I think they're going to have to keep doing that
Speaker 5: because I don't think it's going to be just enough.
Speaker 5: With Carl Lawson and with with Mike I think that'll
Speaker 5: help a ton. I think they still got to get
Speaker 5: more from from other positions in order to really get
Speaker 5: a successful pass rush.
Speaker 6: Going Ambar can Persons and Loss and be the one
Speaker 6: two punch this Cowboys pass rush needs real quick?
Speaker 7: Were we with with Micah?
Speaker 3: Like Jerry said this morning that he expects them to
Speaker 3: be back to I didn't hear that.
Speaker 7: Well, that's good, that's good.
Speaker 6: That's why I kind of framed the question.
Speaker 7: Damn, listen to the whole interview.
Speaker 3: You got caught up on the We're gonna sign something
Speaker 3: is out.
Speaker 5: He literally just dropping nugget after nugget after nugget this morning,
Speaker 5: and I was driving like, oh gosh, oh my gosh,
Speaker 5: that's oh my gosh.
Speaker 3: It was a lot going on.
Speaker 2: I missed that one.
Speaker 7: But okay, great, mus Now all that was likely.
Speaker 3: He didn't say for sure. He said he's likely to be.
Speaker 7: Well, we've heard before likely likely for cars, and they
Speaker 7: took an extra week or so, so I think, yeah,
Speaker 7: they can be. But I keep going back to those
Speaker 7: first few games where again it was the beginning of
Speaker 7: the season, so sometimes they need a little bit of
Speaker 7: time to kind of get going.
Speaker 3: But it just.
Speaker 7: Micah wasn't at his best us just yet. So I
Speaker 7: would love to say yes to your answer, but I
Speaker 7: don't believe he's gonna return one hundred when he comes
Speaker 7: back from this injury. I don't think we're gonna see
Speaker 7: him be the Micah Parsons that we know he can be.
Speaker 7: And it's gonna take several weeks, but there is potential
Speaker 7: there for that Cumbo to do what they need to do.
Speaker 2: I got it, Nick, Yeah, I'm pretty much gonna bounce
Speaker 2: off what Derek and Ambar just said. I think Carl
Speaker 2: Lawson has definitely found, you know, a little bit of
Speaker 2: rhythm now that he's had more snaps, more opportunities in
Speaker 2: this defense in the absence of Parsons and Lawrence. But
Speaker 2: I think I look at him as more so what
Speaker 2: Dante Fowler brought to this team last year. When everybody's
Speaker 2: at full strength and fully healthy, I see that kind
Speaker 2: of roll for him.
Speaker 5: That's That's an interesting point because I think the difference,
Speaker 5: in my opinion, between last year's pass rusher and this
Speaker 5: year's pass rush is that what we saw last year
Speaker 5: is if if you have multiple guys you can keep
Speaker 5: rolling in right, because these are rotational positions. Those guys
Speaker 5: don't stay on the field for every rep. So if
Speaker 5: you can keep rotating guys through and your third and
Speaker 5: fourth guy can get just as much pressure as your
Speaker 5: first and second guy, that's when you could really have
Speaker 5: some success in the pass rush. So having two guys
Speaker 5: that you think could possibly get home versus last year
Speaker 5: having six is a very very big difference in your
Speaker 5: ability to get after the opposing team's quarterback.
Speaker 2: Which, by the way, Dante Fowler six and a half
Speaker 2: sacks so far in the season. He's on a pro
Speaker 2: Bowl pace.
Speaker 5: I mean, let's let's be real. Dante Fowler has always
Speaker 5: been a really good pass rusher. Yeah, there are other
Speaker 5: things that like that that he may be not as
Speaker 5: great at, but he's always been a really good pass
Speaker 5: rusher when he came here. He's a really good bas rusher,
Speaker 5: and he was a good pass rusher for for Dallas.
Speaker 6: And bar What if I told you that Tyler Guidon
Speaker 6: allowed the fewest pressures in the Atlanta game, Spicy.
Speaker 7: I would say, really, are you sure?
Speaker 6: Absolutely him? Yes, Martin gave up seven, Still gave up six,
Speaker 6: Smith gave up five BB five, and Guy gave up four.
Speaker 2: Willutos to him?
Speaker 7: No, no, no, no, It's really good. And again we've
Speaker 7: talked about him being a very talented player, and we
Speaker 7: see the potential there for sure, but again rookie, and
Speaker 7: he's gonna take some development. But what you like seeing,
Speaker 7: or at least me, what I like seeing from a
Speaker 7: rookie is that kind of progression where it's just not
Speaker 7: like a bunch of ups and downs, but also in
Speaker 7: those ups and downs, it is a steady upward, you know.
Speaker 7: Is that how does that make sense? Yes, you followed
Speaker 7: the the stock market eventually, Oh, the general over growth
Speaker 7: is still trending up. Yeah, yeah, yeah, so I think
Speaker 7: that's what we're starting to see with him. Definitely not
Speaker 7: going to be a bust or anything like that, I
Speaker 7: don't think so. So that's great, but it's still very
Speaker 7: very concerning for the rest of the line because you're
Speaker 7: talking about veteran guys except for Bebe, but the rest
Speaker 7: of it is just like, man, this is not where
Speaker 7: I expect that any of them should be. Again, with
Speaker 7: the exception of like Tyler Smith, he's been a very
Speaker 7: solid player, but just overall very disappointing season.
Speaker 2: Nick, Yeah, it doesn't entirely surprise me, just because I
Speaker 2: saw Terrence Steele getting beat more often than not on Sunday.
Speaker 2: And sometimes it's been games where you identify both of them.
Speaker 2: Sometimes it's one of them, and this game was certainly
Speaker 2: one of them where I focus on Terrence Steele getting
Speaker 2: beat a lot. But this was an opportunity for Tyler
Speaker 2: got in to succeed against a pass rush that waspletely
Speaker 2: dormant going into that game. You know that was that
Speaker 2: was a game where you hoped Tyler gotton would have
Speaker 2: a have a solid effort, and he did so it
Speaker 2: doesn't entirely surprise me, but I think that's an interesting
Speaker 2: note for sure.
Speaker 6: Yeah. Actually he was one on one eighty one percent
Speaker 6: of the snaps.
Speaker 2: That's good pass the pass rush. I was also thinking too.
Speaker 2: I was trying to think of the back of my
Speaker 2: mind while Ambar was talking how many times he had
Speaker 2: help And they didn't throw Dowlond cook out like they
Speaker 2: did against San Francisco. Obviously, Uh, a scoonmaker only had
Speaker 2: one snap, so they really and Brevian span Ford wasn't
Speaker 2: on the field that oftense, so uh, they didn't give
Speaker 2: him a lot of help either. They trusted him with it.
Speaker 3: Derek, I absolutely agree.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Actually, you and I talked about this yesterday and after
Speaker 5: I watched the film, I was kind of surprised, and
Speaker 5: I was like, Brian on my eyes playing tricks on
Speaker 5: it as a talent evaluator, tell me I wasn't wrong,
Speaker 5: and you were like, no, I saw the same thing
Speaker 5: he did not. He had a pretty good game, And
Speaker 5: I think the the real story of that game from
Speaker 5: an offensive line standpoint is more so the fact that
Speaker 5: the right side was such they had so many problems,
Speaker 5: particularly with twists and stunts, and and particularly you talk
Speaker 5: about the guard and center tandem. There were a few
Speaker 5: things that just kind of it just seemed like they
Speaker 5: weren't on the same page all the time, they weren't
Speaker 5: getting off one block to get to the other enough,
Speaker 5: and then obviously the challenges that still's having. So I
Speaker 5: think that's the story. But I think that the side
Speaker 5: note is that Giden had a pretty good game there,
Speaker 5: and it does tell us again something I think I
Speaker 5: know about him right now. He's got talent, he's been
Speaker 5: he's been having some rough games against some better talent,
Speaker 5: and that's where he's gonna have to develop, is he
Speaker 5: can play with the guys that aren't the greatest pass
Speaker 5: out there.
Speaker 3: Right it's very few.
Speaker 6: And far between. It's a guy that he's better at
Speaker 6: right at.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but he's played some of the better ones and
Speaker 5: he's had some rough was over.
Speaker 6: There quite a bit over him too, which was I
Speaker 6: thought was a good thing to go. All right, Nick,
Speaker 6: my final question for you here, give me your thought
Speaker 6: on this. In this Atlanta game, the Cowboy's receivers had
Speaker 6: two receptions on nine tight window throws.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think that's part for the course. That's my
Speaker 2: thoughts on it. I Dak Prescott's near the top of
Speaker 2: the league and having to attempt tight window throws over
Speaker 2: the course of these first nine nine weeks doesn't entirely
Speaker 2: surprise me that that's that sounds like part for the course.
Speaker 2: I don't know if that stacks up against as far
Speaker 2: as the other seven games that they've played. Oh, it's
Speaker 2: not good, but that's about what it looks like as
Speaker 2: far as what what Dak has had to do in
Speaker 2: tight window situations so far.
Speaker 6: The se Ceedee Lamb was the only two receptions against
Speaker 6: tight window throws. He had both of them. All the
Speaker 6: other wide receivers had zero catches first tight window throws.
Speaker 2: Jake Ferguson included kind of surprises me there too.
Speaker 3: Wait say the SAT again.
Speaker 6: For me, it's the wide receivers, is what receivers. Cowboy's
Speaker 6: receivers had two receptions on nine tight window opportunities.
Speaker 3: So all the rest of them were incomplete.
Speaker 6: All the rest of were incomplete.
Speaker 5: Now there's a lot in that because my question becomes
Speaker 5: what was the throw not on target? Where the receivers
Speaker 5: not catching the ball? Obviously, the first part is why
Speaker 5: there's so many tight window throws, right, But we've already
Speaker 5: talked about all that, but I would want to know,
Speaker 5: like in those situations, was this a situation where Dak
Speaker 5: was trying to get it in there but it wasn't
Speaker 5: as accurate as it needs to because on tight window
Speaker 5: throw the accuracy is everything. You know, Putting it, you know,
Speaker 5: five inches over this way makes a big difference in
Speaker 5: whether it's going to be completed or not. I'd love
Speaker 5: to know on those throws, where was the ball placement?
Speaker 5: Was it in a place where the receiver had an
Speaker 5: opportunity to really be able to catch it and the
Speaker 5: defender didn't have a chance to get a hand on it.
Speaker 6: See the thing I always think of the tight window
Speaker 6: throws that Dallas leads the league in it, and because
Speaker 6: they never separate absolutely that's I mean, and you're your
Speaker 6: logic is absolutely right, But I just I constantly struggle
Speaker 6: with the fact that they just don't have any easy throws.
Speaker 6: Everything it seems like it's contested, you know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean that goes back to what what Troy
Speaker 5: aik Been said a few weeks ago, and I think,
Speaker 5: you know, yeah, I think I think as Jerry said
Speaker 5: it on the on the radio as well, like you
Speaker 5: got it when Troy says it.
Speaker 3: Obviously he has some.
Speaker 5: Credence because the guy knows what he's talking about.
Speaker 3: He knows football somber.
Speaker 7: Any thoughts on that, Well, I'm assuming you're you come
Speaker 7: up with this question based on you watching film. Do
Speaker 7: you remember what during those like what's happening on the
Speaker 7: other side, Like what are are there any other open
Speaker 7: guys on the field that he could have thrown to?
Speaker 6: This team is always covered when you watch it, really
Speaker 6: really is. Now, I say that the one time when
Speaker 6: he got sacked, yep, when he got sacked, he had
Speaker 6: a chance to throw it in the flat or throw
Speaker 6: the wheel, I mean, and.
Speaker 3: The wheel was wide open a touchdown.
Speaker 7: Yeah, absolutely, because I feel like it doesn't always happen.
Speaker 7: But there's been occasions where even where he just throws
Speaker 7: it away or whatever, like there's somebody that's open out
Speaker 7: there that he just didn't see or could have thrown to.
Speaker 7: So but as far as like coverage itself, I mean,
Speaker 7: I'm with you on that. I mean, I put that
Speaker 7: more on the receiver. But then also you know.
Speaker 6: It's just I've just said it always seems like these
Speaker 6: guys are covered. That's what I'm kind of and then
Speaker 6: when they have to make a play covered, it's a
Speaker 6: little bit.
Speaker 7: But then also could have been maybe is it Dak
Speaker 7: being too slow on the play? Like we know all
Speaker 7: these plays are designing. It's very much on timing, Like
Speaker 7: you know, you have to hit your mark when you're
Speaker 7: supposed to. I mean, is he I don't know, but
Speaker 7: definitely not not a good thing to have.
Speaker 6: No, I don't think so.
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Speaker 5: so real quick before we end the show, I do
Speaker 5: want you guys give me a quick update on some injuries.
Speaker 3: Ceedee Lamb, Michael Parsons, Deron Bland. Where do we sit
Speaker 3: with these guys?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Ceedee Lamb dealing with a sprained a sea joint
Speaker 2: in his right shoulder. Obviously battled through it and was
Speaker 2: definitely laboring late in that game against Atlanta. But they're
Speaker 2: gonna they're gonna play it slow with him this week
Speaker 2: and they expect him to be able to go on Sunday.
Speaker 2: There's optimism that he will play on Sunday. But yeah,
Speaker 2: the test came back and they're looking to get him
Speaker 2: maybe back on the practice field Thursday. I would expect
Speaker 2: him to be out tomorrow and then maybe get back
Speaker 2: in a limited fashion on Thursday. They're gonna play it
Speaker 2: slow with him, play it smart. MICHAEH. Parsons not sure
Speaker 2: as far as uh practice schedule will go throughout the week,
Speaker 2: but Mike McCarthy did say yesterday that he wants to
Speaker 2: get him back in the mix at least in a
Speaker 2: limited fashion tomorrow. So, uh, we'll see going into tomorrow
Speaker 2: what that What comes about with Micah And what was
Speaker 2: the other one you had mentioned Deron Bland, Yeah, that
Speaker 2: one I think has a little bit more question mark.
Speaker 2: This is a situation with Deron Bland where he had
Speaker 2: that set back ahead of the Detroit game. I think
Speaker 2: it's kind of messed up the timeline for everybody, including Deron,
Speaker 2: So I mean very clearly so because they activated that
Speaker 2: window with the anticipation that he would at least be
Speaker 2: ready by Atlanta worst case scenario, and that just was
Speaker 2: not the case. So that one, he Mike McCarthy had
Speaker 2: said that he's gonna be at the rehab group tomorrow Wednesday,
Speaker 2: So maybe if he gets back on the field in
Speaker 2: a limited fashion by Friday Saturday, then we'll start talking
Speaker 2: about it. But right now I don't have a great
Speaker 2: outlook for Deron Bland.
Speaker 3: That's disappointing. All right, we appreciate you guys. Jonas.
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