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Speaker 1: and the official Dallas Cowboys apt now Here are Bill Jones,
Speaker 1: Savannah Humoler, Everson Wolves, and Mickey Spagnola.
Speaker 3: Go Dallas boy.
Speaker 2: It works. I just never did the It's amazing. I've
Speaker 2: never did right.
Speaker 3: First off, Cowboys didn't get it right first time last night,
Speaker 3: but they got it right the last time last night.
Speaker 3: And you'all gonna have to carry me. I've been yelling
Speaker 3: at the reps too long, was talking. I was yelling
Speaker 3: at the reps in the press box last night. So
Speaker 3: it's your show, Mickey Spagnoloser and Everson Wallas.
Speaker 2: I want to hear it. I want to hear all
Speaker 2: of it.
Speaker 4: All I can say is somehow, some way mission accomplished.
Speaker 4: They won their four straight games. They needed to win
Speaker 4: going into next Sunday's Philadelphia game, and it was a struggle,
Speaker 4: but they overcame somewhat themselves, somewhat. A spectacular performance by
Speaker 4: Geno Smith told you to be able to win that
Speaker 4: game down the stretch. Who would have thought three hundred
Speaker 4: and thirty four yards passing from Geno Smith.
Speaker 2: Come back player of the year. Man, Come on, he's.
Speaker 5: Going to pass the ball a lot. I just had
Speaker 5: a feeling.
Speaker 4: Against the second rank pass defense in the NFL.
Speaker 3: You do know what they did against Detroit in the
Speaker 3: second game of the season.
Speaker 4: I don't know if they went.
Speaker 3: They went to Detroit and they won thirty seven to
Speaker 3: thirty one.
Speaker 6: That's when they were trending up with right, and we
Speaker 6: called them where we thought they were trending down with
Speaker 6: That was I think they're going to do well the
Speaker 6: rest of the season.
Speaker 2: Talking about Seattle.
Speaker 3: Well, they still got San Francisco next week, and they
Speaker 3: got another tough opponent after that.
Speaker 4: There's six.
Speaker 6: Now, you can't discount Pete kill and what he did
Speaker 6: with a veteran team.
Speaker 2: It's just that's good coaching.
Speaker 4: But six and six not not far off a wild
Speaker 4: card berth right probably at this point they would be
Speaker 4: there right in the hunt, there right in the hunt,
Speaker 4: sou But yeah, I just.
Speaker 3: And their trio of receivers you can stack up against
Speaker 3: anybody in the lawyer that kid from here, Jackson Smith
Speaker 3: and Jigba Boy. You know what we do the the
Speaker 3: land Award that goes to the top high school player
Speaker 3: in North Texas every year. And the then Arlington Martin
Speaker 3: coach Bob Wager called me after Arlington Martin played rock
Speaker 3: Wall and he called me and said, I got your
Speaker 3: land that this was like the first game of the season.
Speaker 3: He said, I got your Landry Award winner he placed
Speaker 3: for rock Wall. His name, I can't pronounce his name,
Speaker 3: but he's number eleven. And now he's playing for the
Speaker 3: Seattle Seahawks.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he had quite a day. Well, they all did, right, and.
Speaker 2: And the amazing thing turned the game to attract me.
Speaker 4: The Cowboys offense the least. It was only there was
Speaker 4: no punts.
Speaker 5: It was the got got the first time in Cowboys
Speaker 5: history neither team punted in tonight's game. It was a
Speaker 5: fifth occurrence in NFL history that no punts were recording.
Speaker 3: Fifth time.
Speaker 2: Didn't play.
Speaker 3: This goes back to before even Everson played together. Five
Speaker 3: times in the history of football, as Jimmy would put it,
Speaker 3: since my daddy said, this is what you call him football,
Speaker 3: it's only five times.
Speaker 4: Brian Anger ought to donate his money as a salvation army.
Speaker 4: He played a role, that's right. He held for four
Speaker 4: field goalsy the way, which I also think got lost
Speaker 4: in the shuffle of everybody's great performance. Well, they needed
Speaker 4: every one of those four field goals. And now it's
Speaker 4: twenty six straight to start his career.
Speaker 6: He's missed more extra points, yes, three extra points. Three
Speaker 6: that's crazy. I mean one of them was as long
Speaker 6: as an extra point. I mean, so I was a
Speaker 6: little nervous about it, but I was impressed by obviously
Speaker 6: this entire Cowboys team, even though we had our issues
Speaker 6: in the first half. I gotta say, your boy blame
Speaker 6: reminds me of myself, my rookie. Yeah, like I was
Speaker 6: running all over the place trying to catch people. Right,
Speaker 6: But he comes back second half and.
Speaker 4: He settles down, makes a play, and.
Speaker 2: Not just a play. He made several plays, but.
Speaker 4: That one, the interception was the first time. And so
Speaker 4: that was midway near the end of the third quarter.
Speaker 4: The Cowboys finally stopped him. I don't give him credit
Speaker 4: for stopping a missed field goal, right, They drove right
Speaker 4: down the field to at least tempt the field goal.
Speaker 2: Well they did, they stalled.
Speaker 6: They allowed them to stall and lost some yards right
Speaker 6: before that field goal could have had a lot to
Speaker 6: do with.
Speaker 4: What make Carrol wasn't happy that one. Boy, he came
Speaker 4: down on those officials and why Bill has lost his voice. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I told him right from the start that they had
Speaker 4: sacked Geno Smith and he threw the ball. His knee
Speaker 4: was on the grouround.
Speaker 2: Yeah that was also that was set. Yeah, yeah, and.
Speaker 4: They missed it. So it's it's it's it's one thing
Speaker 4: to call nineteen penalties one hundred and twenty seven yards
Speaker 4: worth of the Cowboys and consider five got declined.
Speaker 6: All right, but in the second quarter we had what
Speaker 6: that's the majority seven seven.
Speaker 3: Gino Smith threw three touchdown passes on one possession.
Speaker 4: Yeah, right at the end of the first half.
Speaker 3: Right in the second quarter, three touchdown passes and the
Speaker 3: Cowboys touchdown pass well they were they were touchdown passes
Speaker 3: got called back.
Speaker 4: Well Dak had one called back, right, there was or two. Uh,
Speaker 4: but yeah, just don't ruin the game, but don't miss things.
Speaker 4: That was the worst part. It's one thing to call
Speaker 4: that many, but don't miss stuff. But anyway, that's what
Speaker 4: that crew does. And yeah, Pete Carroll was not happy.
Speaker 2: So yeah, he made it.
Speaker 6: He made an announcement after the game that he's going
Speaker 6: to be spending his his entire off season.
Speaker 2: Addressing this issue, he.
Speaker 4: Said, it's unfortunate. It feels like there's a whole other
Speaker 4: factor in this game. I don't know, you guys saw
Speaker 4: it better than I did, but there were way too
Speaker 4: many penalties in this game from both sides, and we
Speaker 4: got to get that out of football.
Speaker 5: It was a penalty almost felt like every other play.
Speaker 5: Anytime you were looking, there was a flag on the field.
Speaker 2: How long did the game last? It had to last
Speaker 2: like long. Compare to tell you all the calls that
Speaker 2: were made.
Speaker 4: It lasted.
Speaker 3: Where's it at?
Speaker 4: Where's it at?
Speaker 2: And the penalties had to add to.
Speaker 4: The three hours and twenty five minutes for a game
Speaker 4: that started at seven fifteen.
Speaker 3: Here's like a big twelve game.
Speaker 6: Yeah, no punch right, a bunch of scores.
Speaker 4: But bottom line is they figured out how to win.
Speaker 4: And you know, we sit here and we talk about
Speaker 4: Philadelphia how they pulled games out, and it's like, well,
Speaker 4: they just win. They find ways to win. Well, I
Speaker 4: saw some criticism of the Cowboys play right, and it's like, okay, fine,
Speaker 4: but they found a way to win.
Speaker 6: And the longest they feel good about that. Over there,
Speaker 6: they feel good about that. I don't care about whatever
Speaker 6: the criticism is. They know that they pulled out a
Speaker 6: game that was really one against the quarterback that was
Speaker 6: dropping dimes. Guys, it wasn't like they were making a
Speaker 6: bunch of mistakes. The past to Metcalf was.
Speaker 2: Perfect in this ride.
Speaker 4: That's why he was running so right.
Speaker 2: He threw him open.
Speaker 6: And I was upset with Donovan because you know, he
Speaker 6: got looked off. But you know, I really thought he
Speaker 6: should have made that play at least made a hit tackle.
Speaker 6: But that was one of the best passes I've seen
Speaker 6: Geno throw in his entire career. Then you put that
Speaker 6: with the one way through backside to the tight end
Speaker 6: coming across the field.
Speaker 2: I mean, come on, man, you know perfect passes.
Speaker 3: It's interesting our quarterbacks get an undeserved reputation in their
Speaker 3: careers when, okay, he gets an opportunity early on in
Speaker 3: his career, well, I guess with the Jets, Yes, okay,
Speaker 3: and it did not go well, and then he becomes
Speaker 3: basically a career backup. But if you go back and
Speaker 3: look at his college career, he put when he was
Speaker 3: at West Virginia, he put up seventy on Clemson in
Speaker 3: the Orange Bowl. I mean, he's got the he's had
Speaker 3: the ability, and fortunately for him, he's now had an
Speaker 3: opportunity late in his career.
Speaker 6: He reminds me of, well, it reminds me of I
Speaker 6: try to, you know, bring it. See what kind of
Speaker 6: quarterbacks we have coming out. And I remember Jalen Hurts
Speaker 6: was struggling early on and we criticized him a lot,
Speaker 6: and all of a sudden, now we're looking at him
Speaker 6: as an MVP player. Well, I thought Gino was a
Speaker 6: better player coming out of West Virginia than he was
Speaker 6: with the Jets.
Speaker 2: That was just that.
Speaker 6: Just lets you know, coach has a lot to do
Speaker 6: with the development of a player. I don't know who
Speaker 6: his head coach was in New York. I have no idea,
Speaker 6: but when you have Pete Carroll as a coach, and
Speaker 6: he has got to be one of the better player
Speaker 6: coaches in NFL history to where he can communicate with
Speaker 6: players no matter where we are in the season or
Speaker 6: in your career. I believe in you, and I'm going
Speaker 6: to put you in the best position to win and succeed.
Speaker 6: That's as much as we I love to talk about
Speaker 6: Geno Pete Carroll has so much to do with the
Speaker 6: resurgence of his career.
Speaker 4: As Mike McCarthy said on Tuesday, was let's hear it
Speaker 4: for the old coaches. So on that touchdown, do you
Speaker 4: think those two guys thought they were going to knock
Speaker 4: each other off? Bland in Wilson.
Speaker 6: I think, first of all, I thought Bland was he
Speaker 6: was beat because that's why he grabbed. So he was
Speaker 6: already beaten. That's why he grabbed him. But it's to me,
Speaker 6: it's up to Wilson to finish that off. You might
Speaker 6: catch the path, but as a safety, you can't get
Speaker 6: caught squatting, you know. And as opposed to being in
Speaker 6: the middle, he was. He was intermediate middle. He wasn't
Speaker 6: showt or deep. He was intermediate. If you come from
Speaker 6: a position of strength, from that position, from the safety position,
Speaker 6: all you gotta do.
Speaker 2: He's gonna catch it. That's okay. Just bring him down, right,
Speaker 2: just bring him down.
Speaker 4: It looked like he flinched, like he thought he was
Speaker 4: gonna run into Bland or something. I didn't understand that.
Speaker 4: I know, well, I know, I know you know that.
Speaker 2: But that's the whole thing.
Speaker 4: You can't so I wrote down in my notes that
Speaker 4: was they had only scored three offensive touchdowns in the
Speaker 4: previous four games. Right now, it's it's that's the fourth
Speaker 4: offensive touchdown in five games? Did I know four more
Speaker 4: we're gonna follow? I thought it was an outlier.
Speaker 3: And by the way, Rex Ryan was the head coach
Speaker 3: of the Jets when league and Marty morten Wagg was
Speaker 3: the offensive coordinator, and he was a starter for two years,
Speaker 3: his first two years, and then he was the backup
Speaker 3: to Ryan Fitzpatrick after that. So that was after Todd
Speaker 3: Bowls took.
Speaker 6: Over Rex Ryan. You know, he's not, you know, very
Speaker 6: empathetic about much. So I'm sure he was. He was
Speaker 6: the best fit.
Speaker 3: Well, and it just goes to show that it's not
Speaker 3: only the coaching, but it's who you have around you.
Speaker 3: And now he's got weapons around him.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: But you know, we could go on and on. We
Speaker 3: could talk all day about what happened in that game
Speaker 3: last night. It was a rarity for a Thursday night
Speaker 3: to have such a good game.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, well that's what happened.
Speaker 6: When the Cowboys come on, well, I mean they're gonna
Speaker 6: I mean, they remedy a lot of things.
Speaker 4: As I started looking at the numbers that the Cowboys
Speaker 4: had to overcome. The Seahawks had twenty five first downs
Speaker 4: that tied San Francisco for the most this season against
Speaker 4: the Cowboys. They had four hundred and six total yards
Speaker 4: that was second most this season to San Francis Go.
Speaker 4: No quarterback had thrown for more than two hundred and
Speaker 4: sixty eight yards against the Cowboys, and this was three
Speaker 4: thirty four. Their five touchdowns were second most this year
Speaker 4: against the Cowboys. Thirty five points second most and this
Speaker 4: season high. As I mentioned, one hundred and twenty seven
Speaker 4: yards of penalties they had to overcome. So there was
Speaker 4: a lot of things including the seventy yard seventy three
Speaker 4: yard touchdown pass was the longest play against the Cowboys
Speaker 4: this season. So you just keep going on and on
Speaker 4: and on and yet over again. And yet they came
Speaker 4: back and won the game. And I think that's in
Speaker 4: this stretch of three games in twelve days, four games
Speaker 4: in nineteen days, however you want to look at it,
Speaker 4: they did what they needed to do. We won four.
Speaker 6: We talk about how you know this stretch of games,
Speaker 6: it can lead to a bit of fatigue. Yeah, remember
Speaker 6: we talked about that even mentally. Yeah, we talked about
Speaker 6: that Wednesday and this. I didn't expect that to come
Speaker 6: into play, but it did. I wanted to ignore that fact,
Speaker 6: but no, it came into play.
Speaker 4: And I guess you can say this after you won.
Speaker 4: But McCarthy pointed out, he said, during the week, I
Speaker 4: thought I had a tired team. Yeah, but they were.
Speaker 4: They were in the same boat. You know, they had
Speaker 4: to play the same and they had to travel Thursday
Speaker 4: Thursday and travel right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I mean cool, those of them.
Speaker 6: Sorry, they played well. And it wasn't just that we
Speaker 6: weren't playing well. It was because they were playing well.
Speaker 6: They caused a lot of their own opportunities.
Speaker 3: And how many first downs Cowboys have thirty three? I
Speaker 3: think that was ties for the second most, second most
Speaker 3: of the game in franchise history. Yeah, trailing only thirty
Speaker 3: five first downs against Cleveland in twenty twenty, I don't
Speaker 3: remember that.
Speaker 2: Did they win, right?
Speaker 4: Did they wind?
Speaker 2: Cleveland must have sucked, you.
Speaker 4: Know what that COVID year just yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: That was right.
Speaker 3: You know that was a year where the offenses were
Speaker 3: just they were going off.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that year, defenses didn't have a chance to catch
Speaker 6: that's right.
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Speaker 5: many miles I did inside at d Stay yesterday?
Speaker 9: Hell?
Speaker 3: Love it? Hear it?
Speaker 2: Wait? Wait, wait, take a guess? Steps? Okay, I'll go
Speaker 2: steps first steps, ten thousand.
Speaker 5: Higher, fifteen higher, twenty seventeen thousand steps?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 4: What were you?
Speaker 7: What is it?
Speaker 3: What does that translate into miles?
Speaker 5: I did eight miles yesterday?
Speaker 3: Wow?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, so I was there at eleven am.
Speaker 2: You cave.
Speaker 5: I'm honestly, I'm down bad today.
Speaker 2: You guys.
Speaker 4: Who were you chasing from?
Speaker 5: There's just so much going on yesterday. I had to
Speaker 5: get all my staff set up, and we just things
Speaker 5: were happening all through the day. But we had the
Speaker 5: halftime ceremony for DeMarcus Ware and so I had to
Speaker 5: get all the staff all set up for halftime. We
Speaker 5: had rehearsals. I just was running all day. But I
Speaker 5: was in one of the tunnels watching the end of
Speaker 5: the second quarter, and We're waiting to have the field
Speaker 5: cleared so I can get everyone out for halftime. And
Speaker 5: I'm standing there watching this game and I'm like, I'm exhausted.
Speaker 2: What is happening?
Speaker 3: And of course Dware and Chuck Hallie were honored at
Speaker 3: halftime and their Hall of Fame rings. Right, So I
Speaker 3: had more steps? Who had more steps yesterday? You or
Speaker 3: Doron Bland?
Speaker 6: That's a great I got another one.
Speaker 2: Ce d Lamb. Yeah, ceed Lamb was exhausted. That's what
Speaker 2: happens when you asked to be the number one target. Right, Okay,
Speaker 2: you want to fuss about being the number one target?
Speaker 6: Here we go. All right, we got you seventeen times targeted.
Speaker 6: I want you to catch everyone. We need you to
Speaker 6: catch everyone. We don't need you to.
Speaker 2: Drop fourth downs passes right there. We don't need you to.
Speaker 2: We don't need you.
Speaker 6: It's right there. I mean, we don't need you to.
Speaker 6: I want you to make that play in the end zone.
Speaker 6: Yeah what Dak's.
Speaker 4: Trying to fit it in even if there were three
Speaker 4: guys out there.
Speaker 2: Okay, we're right through his hands.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: That's what I expect from CD.
Speaker 4: When when we got into the fourth quarter and they
Speaker 4: were down, was it three five twenty eight? Is that
Speaker 4: what it was? They kicked the field goal, then they
Speaker 4: scored the touchdown and I was thinking thirty five twenty seven, Yeah,
Speaker 4: thinking of you talking about, you know, how the Cowboys
Speaker 4: get in positions in some of those losses when you
Speaker 4: got to make a play. So what was ringing in
Speaker 4: my head was Jimmy Johnson in training camp or on
Speaker 4: the sidelines of practice, or on the sideline of the
Speaker 4: game going like this, how he used to clap his hands,
Speaker 4: Who's going to make the play, Who's going to make
Speaker 4: the play. And I was sitting there going, Okay, somebody
Speaker 4: needs to make a play. So they get the fourth
Speaker 4: down stop by DeMarcus Lawrence fourth and one that gave
Speaker 4: him the possession to score the touchdown to take the
Speaker 4: lead right and Ferguson's catch to me was rather remarkable
Speaker 4: for the touchdown because I thought that guy was intercepting
Speaker 4: the ball and he had to wear with all to
Speaker 4: come back. And he beat Jamal Adams by the way.
Speaker 6: Well it was good coverage, yeah yeah, but you know
Speaker 6: he and Dak were on the same page. It was
Speaker 6: almost as it was almost like a back shoulder, yeah throw,
Speaker 6: but it was a front It was a.
Speaker 5: Front shoulder Okay, was it Ferguson and Adams? I think
Speaker 5: it was in the third quarter maybe or early in
Speaker 5: the fourth quarter. They kind of got into it a
Speaker 5: little bit, and then it at the very end of
Speaker 5: the game when he catches the touchdown. I was like
Speaker 5: that that came full circle.
Speaker 4: Okay, I got kind of started early in the game.
Speaker 3: Ferguson hurdled the man and was it digs. They came
Speaker 3: over and they made the tackle.
Speaker 2: It was when when he got hit in the face.
Speaker 6: Two guys were hanging the other as he's going down
Speaker 6: and gets hitting the face. Great hit by the by
Speaker 6: the dB and I know he was feeling it, but
Speaker 6: he got it and he's like right in his face
Speaker 6: going this way.
Speaker 2: Jerry, I loved it.
Speaker 4: Love Jerry told the story this morning. He ran into
Speaker 4: Ferguson before the game and he said, how you feeling,
Speaker 4: And he said, Ferguson goes dangerous.
Speaker 2: You know what?
Speaker 3: The guy right understand this. I'm not saying that Ferguson
Speaker 3: is these guys yet, Okay, yeah, but he's got the potential.
Speaker 3: Think about what think about what Kelsey does for Kansas City,
Speaker 3: think about what Kittle does for San Francisco, and not
Speaker 3: just what they do playing the game. It's yeah, and
Speaker 3: I don't know, so much about Andrews. I mean, although
Speaker 3: I watched him in college. That attitude part of it,
Speaker 3: you know, Kittle is I mean when he's on your
Speaker 3: he's on the bus going to the game, you've got
Speaker 3: an air of confidence about you, you know. Uh, and
Speaker 3: Kelsey the same way with Kandasy. Ferguson's got that same thing.
Speaker 3: That's right now.
Speaker 6: He hadn't done it yet, but and I noticed it good.
Speaker 3: I thought his rookie year in training camp, I said,
Speaker 3: who is this guy?
Speaker 2: We love him?
Speaker 3: Then? Yeah, and he showed it in pre season games there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And you know I talked about tight ends. I
Speaker 6: told ends are gonna take over the world. I mean,
Speaker 6: just look at these guys and I all love him
Speaker 6: a big and huge. It's just amazing. So you just
Speaker 6: love it when they get into the game and.
Speaker 3: They run after catching. He's just he's gonna run over.
Speaker 3: He doesn't care who's in front of it. Maybe going
Speaker 3: into the Hall of Fames one day, but I'm still
Speaker 3: over Hey.
Speaker 6: The third and sixteen that was huge. I love the
Speaker 6: way he intracts set that up. It was it was
Speaker 6: the way dak he fainted deep. He kept fainting deep, deep, deep,
Speaker 6: and everyone stayed and it was perfect because he knew
Speaker 6: he was going to go to Kelsey the entire time
Speaker 6: in the I don't know, I wouldn't call it the flat, but.
Speaker 2: As he hit them, Kelsey knew exactly what to do.
Speaker 6: He didn't catch it and turned around and like uh oh,
Speaker 6: he caught it immediately and sprinted to that first down.
Speaker 2: Who did that? Kelsey? I'm sorry, there you go? He
Speaker 2: thought it was there you go. I think it.
Speaker 4: Makes me thinking, you know, and if you think about
Speaker 4: we talked about Bland the interception, you get beat, get
Speaker 4: beat beating, but.
Speaker 2: He made a play. The second half was just it
Speaker 2: was It was big for us the entire.
Speaker 4: At the end, Michael Parsons created that fourth down in
Speaker 4: completion getting in. They only sacked him one time.
Speaker 3: DJ Dallas they sacked It was that back backwards past.
Speaker 4: It wasn't even Geno right right.
Speaker 3: It was DJ Dallas by the way.
Speaker 6: Was he got he got They got one sacked because
Speaker 6: he tripped him when when when came in.
Speaker 3: I don't think they was credited will he must have
Speaker 3: got back to the line of scrimmager.
Speaker 2: That's the one where they didn't say I only have one.
Speaker 4: You're talking about the one I pointed out.
Speaker 6: The one where he clipped him by the heel as
Speaker 6: he was trying to retreat.
Speaker 3: He got rid of the ball, He got rid of
Speaker 3: the ball.
Speaker 5: He didn't he didn't have Was it incomplete?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: They called it, well, just like the one I told
Speaker 4: you on the first drive.
Speaker 6: Now he was clearly his knee was down on his
Speaker 6: knee was down, and he tried to throw.
Speaker 2: It was too late. His knee was down. That was
Speaker 2: not a set no. Wow.
Speaker 4: They only had one sack, Wow and Micah. And they
Speaker 4: explained the play on fourth down at the fifty that
Speaker 4: they were trying to set up a screen, so they
Speaker 4: thought they could unblock Micah and get the ball out.
Speaker 2: I thought the guy just missed his block.
Speaker 4: I thought so too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so that was by design.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're faster.
Speaker 3: Than it was designed to leave Micah unblocked.
Speaker 2: They were gonna he noticed that he did not get blocked.
Speaker 6: The running back didn't touch him, nor did the tackle
Speaker 6: even attempt to come.
Speaker 4: They thought they'd suck him in, get him out of
Speaker 4: the way, and then.
Speaker 1: Throw the screens.
Speaker 2: It worked on bubble screens, not necessarily for parcels, but
Speaker 2: with the game on the line, don't block.
Speaker 3: We're gonna not block eleven.
Speaker 2: We're gonna watch yourself sometimes and then you know.
Speaker 3: That's not that's underestimating the speed with which Michael Parsons
Speaker 3: wasn't it.
Speaker 2: Wasn't even close.
Speaker 4: And even and even Jordan Lewis two pass breakups on
Speaker 4: those last two.
Speaker 3: But even on that, if even if if it was
Speaker 3: DJ Dallas who came across, even if he just chips
Speaker 3: Micah a little bit, that can buy Gino a half
Speaker 3: second where he can make a stagger step and then
Speaker 3: get the ball out.
Speaker 2: And he was. He was good at doing that the
Speaker 2: entire right.
Speaker 4: And they better get Tony Pollard back to working on
Speaker 4: Blitz pick up.
Speaker 2: Oh man, he cost two seconds. I saw that, bro,
Speaker 2: What is going on? See? Well? Yeah, boy?
Speaker 4: But again they overcome that stuff and won the game.
Speaker 5: So I'm hearing that. Yesterday after the halftime ceremony, before
Speaker 5: the team ran back out onto the field for the
Speaker 5: second half of that Roger Staubach was speaking to Dak,
Speaker 5: Drew Pearson talked to CD and Charles Haley talked to
Speaker 5: Mike up right before they went back and really, was.
Speaker 2: This by design?
Speaker 5: It might have been they were on the field.
Speaker 4: They were on the field, they had like a.
Speaker 2: Nice little matchups, nice little match So.
Speaker 5: They must have had a little chat by design.
Speaker 4: Come on, No, they had eight Hall of famers.
Speaker 2: No, no, But the fact that they went to the
Speaker 2: particular individ.
Speaker 5: For those guys were the same tunnel that the team.
Speaker 2: Don't put it. Okay, come on, Drew talks to CD great,
Speaker 2: come on.
Speaker 3: Talk to Hopefully.
Speaker 5: I forgot he was there yesterday the Pictures.
Speaker 3: And Illustrated sports Person. You saw that, didn't you? On
Speaker 3: the Sports Illustrated sports person of the good stuff.
Speaker 2: Good stuff.
Speaker 4: Well what about Witting. He's playing for a high school championship.
Speaker 2: On every game.
Speaker 3: He's won eight more games than then.
Speaker 2: But no one was there.
Speaker 3: We still got more another minute, if you want to
Speaker 3: get into something else before we take this last break.
Speaker 2: Pick the clicks.
Speaker 3: All right, we won.
Speaker 4: I don't think anybody won.
Speaker 2: I don't either.
Speaker 5: I don't think with the with the score Ferguson with.
Speaker 2: A touchdown, she wins again.
Speaker 6: I had two passing touchdowns, one rushing toeschdown for Deck.
Speaker 2: He would have had it, but somebody was holding back there.
Speaker 3: But he did have three touchdown bashes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was not the same and I didn't see.
Speaker 6: I know, thank you, but I'm not gonna tell you
Speaker 6: because you want me to give you Tony Pollard, and
Speaker 6: I'm gonna not going to give you score. One hundred
Speaker 6: and fifty yards and two touchdowns, I believe is what
Speaker 6: she says.
Speaker 2: He's a two touchdowns.
Speaker 6: He said to touch that I have trust, he said
Speaker 6: down in the entire text.
Speaker 3: That's why it was this long. That's why I'm horse today.
Speaker 3: I was yelling, give the ball a Pollard.
Speaker 2: It was like a drug store receipt, you know, it
Speaker 2: was that long. It was.
Speaker 4: He had like one hundred and thirty eight total yards too,
Speaker 4: I think I did. I thought that's what part.
Speaker 3: Of the well that was because every other running back
Speaker 3: just had that. Yeah, here lately.
Speaker 2: And Sam Williams was nowhere close to getting one.
Speaker 4: Got an assisted tackle.
Speaker 2: You had multi sacks, if I'm not mistaken.
Speaker 3: So what did we have?
Speaker 2: Scoreise, you had forty thirteen? What what does that mean?
Speaker 6: Forty You didn't go over, you didn't go over, you
Speaker 6: did not go over the points? Yeah, yeah, I was
Speaker 6: with thirty three. I get to the score. But d
Speaker 6: you had them at thirteen. Dude was not even close well,
Speaker 6: I had them at fourteen, which wasn't close. You guys
Speaker 6: were horrible. Y'all thought it was gonna be, you know,
Speaker 6: lower scoring. But was it twenty seven? Twenty seven thirteen?
Speaker 6: It's like that that yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But the
Speaker 6: Ferguson touchdown thirteen, and that was huge because that was
Speaker 6: believe the last.
Speaker 3: We're gonna all vote that.
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Speaker 2: No one got what was.
Speaker 4: First receiving touchdown, first receiving touchdown, which would be medcalf.
Speaker 2: No one picked metal.
Speaker 3: Oh I thought it.
Speaker 4: I thought cowboys, cowboys.
Speaker 2: No, that's not what it said. That said either team,
Speaker 2: I'm with you, with.
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Speaker 4: Yes, we are, and we're hoping Brad Sham successful today too.
Speaker 4: By the way, he missed the game. He was on
Speaker 4: his way to the game and felt ill faint and
Speaker 4: ended up going to the hospital. They kept him overnight.
Speaker 4: Kylie Omens gets a safe because they rushed him up
Speaker 4: into the broadcast booth to do the play by play
Speaker 4: with no preparation.
Speaker 2: By the way, wow, so what more do we need?
Speaker 4: So, I think Brad I text him. I hadn't heard
Speaker 4: back from him yet, but he's been just feeling weak.
Speaker 4: So hopefully they got to the bottom of what was
Speaker 4: causing it.
Speaker 2: I talked to him last week a lunch I didn't.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, and so yeah, he hadn't really missed. I
Speaker 4: think he missed.
Speaker 3: He missed one game and then.
Speaker 4: A couple for Jewish holidays. Yeah, but that's it since
Speaker 4: seventy six. So hopefully he's doing well. Man Bradley, Yeah
Speaker 4: need him in the.
Speaker 2: Booth with all his energy around here.
Speaker 3: And especially with Philadelphia coming to.
Speaker 2: Task, right, Yeah, we need it all you.
Speaker 3: Uh, you'll watch some football on Sunday.
Speaker 4: I think so I might even take notes.
Speaker 6: I know dak Is Dak said he's taking notes. That's
Speaker 6: going to be his prep time for the Eagles.
Speaker 3: Mike McCarthy said the same thing. He's you know, I
Speaker 3: think they can they can gather a lot from watching
Speaker 3: the game on television. You know, obviously they look at
Speaker 3: coaches film and so for they but there's there's also
Speaker 3: stuff that you can learn just from from watching the
Speaker 3: game on television, the actual real time speed of the
Speaker 3: game and hurry up stuff and things like that.
Speaker 2: Do you watch the what do you call it when
Speaker 2: they cut it up?
Speaker 3: They're all twenty two?
Speaker 2: Yeah, all twenty times you watched that some yep, five time?
Speaker 2: Is Michael Gallup open?
Speaker 3: I haven't. I haven't looked to see that.
Speaker 6: I just you know, this is something that's interesting developing.
Speaker 6: That is just you know, if you look at the
Speaker 6: big picture. The first thing I say is we gave
Speaker 6: up a Maari Cooper for this. Second thing I would
Speaker 6: say is, well, Michael Gallup had injured. The injury itself
Speaker 6: was devastating, so it has affected his play. But do
Speaker 6: we as an offense have confidence in him? He was
Speaker 6: targeted once.
Speaker 2: Once and they held the guy held him.
Speaker 3: And there were a couple of a couple of games
Speaker 3: in a row. First play of the game they went
Speaker 3: to it just to get him going.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so they targeted turping more than gallop.
Speaker 6: This is two drops and yeah, I'm just man, it's
Speaker 6: just I'm feeling for this guy. But I'm also thinking about,
Speaker 6: you know, what are the cowboys trying to do?
Speaker 2: What are they going to do? What is the thought process?
Speaker 6: And you know how much does McCarthy versus Dak have
Speaker 6: to do with this? Does Dak and I feel comfortable
Speaker 6: throwing to him?
Speaker 2: Is he not open?
Speaker 6: I'm just trying to figure this out because not just
Speaker 6: that we gave up Cooper for him, forget that.
Speaker 2: How is he doing? Is he playing well? Does he
Speaker 2: feel well?
Speaker 4: You know, well they've been using Tobert, they've been kind
Speaker 4: of splitting that third.
Speaker 2: All of that does not bode well for a guy.
Speaker 6: I know, you know, because now I'm splitting I'm getting
Speaker 6: those targets for the last three games, I may have
Speaker 6: gotten three targets. It's just something that it bothers me
Speaker 6: in regards to I want to see him do well
Speaker 6: because we talk about it at the Q and A
Speaker 6: before he got injured. I've never seen guy make athletic
Speaker 6: plays the way he did before he got injured.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I always think about it. I think it was
Speaker 2: the Giants king.
Speaker 6: Somehow he almost did a freaking seemed like a cartwheel,
Speaker 6: you know, and stayed in bounds and still scored.
Speaker 2: That's the Michael Gallup.
Speaker 6: I know that's not the same guy because of the injury,
Speaker 6: but right now they're not allowing us to see a
Speaker 6: shell of that.
Speaker 3: So total snaps in last night's gin I was to
Speaker 3: go ahead. Cowboys on offense had eighty nine snaps, which
Speaker 3: is a lot. CD was on the field for eighty
Speaker 3: two snaps. Brandon Cook's eighty snaps, Michael Gallup forty one,
Speaker 3: so he had half the number that Lamb had. Tolbert
Speaker 3: had thirty two snaps. So Gallup had forty one snaps,
Speaker 3: Tolbert thirty two snaps, and Turpen thirteen.
Speaker 6: And there are times when we have broken plays, which
Speaker 6: works out well for us because Dak and his receivers
Speaker 6: are on the same page in regard to that, because
Speaker 6: not always what's scripted. We seem to be improvising a
Speaker 6: lot better now, which has a lot to do with
Speaker 6: our success. But part of that improvisation, I don't see
Speaker 6: Gallup as you know, that guy that's opened, that guy
Speaker 6: that shows himself when Dak's on the run, and I'm
Speaker 6: just really concerned about this because man, this is a
Speaker 6: talented guy and we're playing painting him a lot of money.
Speaker 5: It is concerning, but also the fact that we're thirteen
Speaker 5: weeks into the season. He's had I think one touchdown
Speaker 5: this season.
Speaker 2: So I don't know how many capacities he has.
Speaker 5: I don't think it's a lot.
Speaker 4: But well, one thing is when you throw forty one
Speaker 4: passes and seventeen targets.
Speaker 2: To one guy, yeah.
Speaker 4: Much left for everybody else. So when you get the opportunity,
Speaker 4: you better catcht.
Speaker 2: To catch it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, But then that he's once again, he's still not
Speaker 6: getting that many opportunities. It's just, man, I'm feeling for
Speaker 6: the guy because he's a good guy, he really is,
Speaker 6: and he had he brought a lot to this team.
Speaker 2: Before his injury. I'm just hoping it can just bring
Speaker 2: a lot more. So what do you think.
Speaker 4: The Eagles are thinking after watching that game?
Speaker 6: Something that they already knew that this team has a
Speaker 6: hell of an offense. That's that's what they can see.
Speaker 6: They already they've been victim of it, victim to it themselves.
Speaker 6: You know, we know how to pass the ball. I said,
Speaker 6: I've said it for the last two or three weeks.
Speaker 6: If you can't keep up with our passing game, then
Speaker 6: you're not gonna win the game. Because that right now
Speaker 6: is how we're riding on that, and we're doing a
Speaker 6: damn good job of riding on it. It's been extremely
Speaker 6: consistent for two interceptions the last few games. You know,
Speaker 6: that's something that we hadn't seen around here in a
Speaker 6: long time.
Speaker 3: And by the way the Eagles have been paying attention,
Speaker 3: you can tell by the moves they made, and in
Speaker 3: the middle of the season picking up Bradley Roby and
Speaker 3: Kevin Bayard in their secondary they could they could see
Speaker 3: what's building here.
Speaker 4: Buy Art can get beat.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, we know where he which, by the way,
Speaker 2: make a difference. I don't think so.
Speaker 4: I kind of checked around on the Shaq Leonard deal. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and UH was told that he was indicating that he
Speaker 4: would make a decision on Sunday where he's going.
Speaker 3: To the Philadelphia San Francisco.
Speaker 6: Maybe that's because he saw I think last night both
Speaker 6: well for us, right, you know, if you want to
Speaker 6: be part of this, that's something. If I'm Lendard, I
Speaker 6: just visited you guys, and then we just had this
Speaker 6: amazing game prime time. You know, I'm thinking, man, the
Speaker 6: excitement here, you know, the energy level here is something
Speaker 6: that could influence him to come this way.
Speaker 3: But there and there is there a need here.
Speaker 2: Yes, I would.
Speaker 6: Say, so, well, why was that.
Speaker 2: Just turn around?
Speaker 4: But why do you got a linebackerund that's.
Speaker 2: What that happens.
Speaker 6: We had they had Warner chasing of chasing. Yeah, Wagner
Speaker 6: chasing turpind against the Fordy nine and Cowboy.
Speaker 3: That's called scheming.
Speaker 2: Well, but if he turns around, then we're looking at him,
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 3: And Jack Leonard and his reputation, he's one of the
Speaker 3: best coverage linebackers when he's healthy.
Speaker 2: But just turn around.
Speaker 4: Reputation is much better than production right now, I'm told,
Speaker 4: and that they're looking at it as depth for sure,
Speaker 4: and then see where it leads. How he fits into
Speaker 4: this defense. Because he's a weak side linebacker and he's
Speaker 4: not really big. He's tall, and his physical was good
Speaker 4: enough for the rest of the year. I don't think
Speaker 4: there's a long If he's looking for something long term,
Speaker 4: then it's probably not happening here, depending on it.
Speaker 6: If he turns then we're talking the whole different story. Yeah,
Speaker 6: just turn around so we'll see the ball hit him
Speaker 6: in the back. We'll see what happens with Leonard.
Speaker 5: So what do we think is going to happen Sunday
Speaker 5: San fran versus Philly? What's right now? San fran is favored.
Speaker 3: I can't believe that.
Speaker 5: Its San France favored. They've won three of their last.
Speaker 3: Games, and I think San Francisco actually has the better team.
Speaker 3: But playing at Philadelphia, I'm surprised that the Niners are favored.
Speaker 6: I think it's because Philly has been struggling to win.
Speaker 6: You know, great wins shows team worked like we show and.
Speaker 3: The more you win, the closer yard of losing.
Speaker 4: This well, you know, that was one of the points
Speaker 4: I was going to make and I forgot about it.
Speaker 4: Winning four straight in the NFL is not easy. You know,
Speaker 4: You've got to overcome whoever you're playing, who knows, who knows,
Speaker 4: if there's weather, you know, who knows if yeah, yourself, penalties,
Speaker 4: how the game's called. There's so many factors in trying
Speaker 4: to win four straight. And the cowboy, I don't care
Speaker 4: who you're playing. They won four straight and they need
Speaker 4: to win four straight. Now win win, because Philadelphia after
Speaker 4: San Francisco and the Cowboys, then the rest kind of
Speaker 4: lightens up.
Speaker 3: Here's the other thing to ponder on this, San Francisco Philadelphia.
Speaker 3: All right, San Francisco wins, and they've got the same
Speaker 3: record as the Cowboys at nine and three, correct, And
Speaker 3: I haven't looked at their I should have looked at
Speaker 3: their schedule before I started down this road. But if
Speaker 3: you're trying to get home field advantage throughout the playoffs, okay,
Speaker 3: obviously you want to catch you got to catch Philadelphia
Speaker 3: in your own division, but there's also San Francisco out there.
Speaker 4: Which has a and so tiebreaker on you head.
Speaker 3: That's right, that's right, So you have to finish ahead
Speaker 3: of them. So so you.
Speaker 4: Had your opportunity and you.
Speaker 2: But going forward.
Speaker 3: But the point is going forward, there's a premium on
Speaker 3: winning not just the Philadelphia game, but other games too,
Speaker 3: because if you want to avoid going to San Francisco.
Speaker 2: But I look at it, they look easy. It looks
Speaker 2: easy for them.
Speaker 6: If what do they have, Like I'm looking at Cardinals, okay,
Speaker 6: and Commanders.
Speaker 3: You know, teams can go into Phoenix and lose.
Speaker 4: The Ravens the rat the Ravens.
Speaker 5: Okay, that's December Christmas Day.
Speaker 4: And then what about the Eagles after the Cowboys?
Speaker 5: After oh for us.
Speaker 4: For the Eagles might have the Giants twice. Did I
Speaker 4: see that?
Speaker 3: I think they may. Yes, they're on a roll. The
Speaker 3: Giants are that's right.
Speaker 5: Yes, Eagles have us. Then they have Seattle Giants that
Speaker 5: is in Philly, and then they go to Arizona, and
Speaker 5: then they play the Giants.
Speaker 6: Again, and the Ravens back to the Niners. The Ravens
Speaker 6: come to San Fray. The Ravens, okay, in San Francis.
Speaker 4: That's going to be the farthest they've got the game.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: The way I look at it is, if you've got
Speaker 3: a team that can win the Super Bowl, you can
Speaker 3: go win someplace else till we.
Speaker 2: Talk about that.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: I'm not afraid, not afraid to travel with this at all.
Speaker 3: Yep. The key is just keep playing well and get
Speaker 3: more than any and actually actually keep getting better is
Speaker 3: the key to it.
Speaker 4: And don't let your quarterback get sacked four times. Man,
Speaker 4: three games in a row no sacks, and they get
Speaker 4: four in this game.
Speaker 3: All right, looks like that shot glock got us again.
Speaker 4: Didn't we just get sacked.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you have a party party mix shot.
Speaker 4: Just win baby, all right, and have a great weekend
Speaker 4: and we will chat at you again on Monday at noon.
Speaker 2: Go Cowboys.
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