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Speaker 1: This is Nick Shots streaming live on dallascowboys dot Com
Speaker 1: and the official Dallas Cowboys have now Here are Bill Jones,
Speaker 1: Savannah Humuller, Everson Wolves, and Mickey Spagnola.
Speaker 3: It's the day after Christmas, one of the saddest days
Speaker 3: of the year. We got three hundred and sixty four days,
Speaker 3: three sixty five. It's a leapyard next year until the
Speaker 3: next Christmas. And here we are getting ready for the
Speaker 3: Detroit Lions and ring them on her ceremony for Jimmy
Speaker 3: Johnson as we move past Christmas Eve right into the
Speaker 3: day after Christmas. This is Mick Shots here inside the
Speaker 3: SWBC podcast studio, and I'm looking around the room. Clearly
Speaker 3: I got a Christmas present that I am wearing today,
Speaker 3: Just a new hoodie. All right, that's new for you
Speaker 3: ever since?
Speaker 4: Okay, this was Christmas present from the Cowboys.
Speaker 3: Last year Missouri.
Speaker 5: Cotton Bowl, right, Cotton Bowl.
Speaker 3: They're in the Cotton Bowl this year, but this was
Speaker 3: last year.
Speaker 2: You asked about Christmas.
Speaker 3: Present, and Savannah, did you have a good Christmas?
Speaker 6: Great Christmas?
Speaker 7: I have a couple of new rings.
Speaker 3: You looked at at your Yeah, look at the blak.
Speaker 3: Well that's sweet, all right, So something went well over
Speaker 3: the Christmas weekend then, right, presents, Yeah, we got presents.
Speaker 5: Watch a lot of football.
Speaker 3: We did watch a lot of football.
Speaker 7: Football and.
Speaker 5: Good game really well.
Speaker 3: There were then there was one game that didn't end
Speaker 3: so well, no we did not. Mickey was there.
Speaker 5: I was.
Speaker 3: Mickey has said, I almost had the score right. You
Speaker 3: had it thirty two to thirty, which would have been the.
Speaker 2: Twenty two to twenty.
Speaker 3: You had at thirty two thirty, which would I guarantee
Speaker 3: you would have been the only time in Cowboys history
Speaker 3: there was a thirty two to thirty game, and this
Speaker 3: may have been the first time for twenty right. So,
Speaker 3: and Mickey has just emerged from the locker room where
Speaker 3: a ton of Cowboys players are talking about the day
Speaker 3: after Christmas and looking ahead to the Detroit Lions.
Speaker 4: I volunteered to do the transcript today because there's nothing
Speaker 4: to transcribe it.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I was pretty quiet in there. I can tell you
Speaker 4: what guys said after.
Speaker 3: The game, okakay, for all ears.
Speaker 4: As a matter of fact, I just turned to the
Speaker 4: page here and.
Speaker 3: I saw it, said.
Speaker 4: Somebody first went up to DeMarcus Lawrence and he said,
Speaker 4: we lost. The score was twenty twenty two.
Speaker 5: The end. That was bit.
Speaker 4: He finally read, lented and talked. And my thing from
Speaker 4: Michael Parsons when I asked him about the roughing penalty
Speaker 4: before he did a you know, group thing he said.
Speaker 4: I asked him, I said, so, what did the referee
Speaker 4: tell you about the roughing penalty? And he said, I
Speaker 4: should have pulled off and he goes and that was
Speaker 4: going to be a field goal or that's a field goal.
Speaker 5: Wherever he put it. It's like.
Speaker 4: You guys heard it on TV, So I don't need
Speaker 4: to go over what Blendino said or Greg Olsen said.
Speaker 4: There's no way he could have pulled off because he
Speaker 4: got there so fast. He got there untouched, right. And
Speaker 4: then I love the picture that got put on social
Speaker 4: media of two guys holding him, one guy's hands in
Speaker 4: his face mask and there was no call, so go figure.
Speaker 7: He was, oh yeah, he wanted to make it known.
Speaker 7: Just why me, Why is this happening.
Speaker 5: I'm glad that I did not know.
Speaker 4: It's on the story of him after the game on.
Speaker 8: The website but you know they could call something to
Speaker 8: every play on him in regards to.
Speaker 2: Well how about just one?
Speaker 5: How about just one?
Speaker 2: Just one?
Speaker 8: Yeah, And it seems that they are so accustomed to
Speaker 8: him being accosted that they just say, well, you know what,
Speaker 8: that's just his you know, across the bed.
Speaker 3: Right Jerry put it, well was it this morning on
Speaker 3: the radio?
Speaker 2: I listened to part of it.
Speaker 3: But he could make plays that other players can't make.
Speaker 3: In the officials need to be able to anticipate that
Speaker 3: this is a special player who can get to the court.
Speaker 3: Because a lot of time holding is based because you
Speaker 3: can say there's holding on virtually every play. Holding is
Speaker 3: based on whether it affects it affects the play, right,
Speaker 3: And when you're holding a Micah Parsons who can get
Speaker 3: to the quarterback like this, then ever since is just Savannah.
Speaker 8: Has shown said, I mean, but this happens almost like
Speaker 8: half this play is.
Speaker 5: I like this?
Speaker 4: Yeah, just go to dallascowboys dot Com pull out the
Speaker 4: story on Michael Parsons and you can see.
Speaker 8: The picture that is just that's hilarious right there, right,
Speaker 8: that is so fun.
Speaker 3: But you're right, it's good that he's that he's talking
Speaker 3: about it. Yeah, because now now the narrative gets out there,
Speaker 3: just like all these other narratives get out there. Now
Speaker 3: there's okay, he's being held and they're going to have
Speaker 3: to address it.
Speaker 8: And he has been a bit quiet about it, he
Speaker 8: really has, and so you know that might be his
Speaker 8: own fault is being so you know, humble that you know,
Speaker 8: he doesn't necessarily think he deserves it over anyone else,
Speaker 8: but he really does because he's better than mostly anyone else,
Speaker 8: you know.
Speaker 2: And it's not like sour grapes.
Speaker 4: But when you lose by two points, and we did
Speaker 4: this last week when they lost by twenty points or
Speaker 4: whatever it was, it's like you can pick out a
Speaker 4: couple of plays that turned the game around, and.
Speaker 3: One of them was on the last drive of the game. Right,
Speaker 3: one of the best tackles of the game was performed
Speaker 3: by the offensive guard for the Dolphins on the Montclark
Speaker 3: Oh wow, an outside run. Yeah, and that's something that
Speaker 3: you're looking for on an outside right. You see that
Speaker 3: called all the time. That is when on an outside run,
Speaker 3: that is when holding usually occurs.
Speaker 4: Because the guys are trying to get out and then
Speaker 4: you're you're not out.
Speaker 5: Right, you know, yeah, and it just uh.
Speaker 3: Which would have just mean it was a fifty seven
Speaker 3: yard or I say fifty seven because he made a
Speaker 3: fifty seven yard would have pushed him back to a
Speaker 3: fifty yard field goal instead of the chip shot, you know.
Speaker 4: Or you never know what happens after it. I have
Speaker 4: to play that down with another ten yards lost instead
Speaker 4: of a fifteen yard gain to the fifty yard line.
Speaker 4: Because when that happened, it was like, well, the way
Speaker 4: that guy's kicking, this game's over, he's going to make
Speaker 4: a fit. How you know, all they got to do
Speaker 4: is get to thirty eight yard line or so. So
Speaker 4: but yeah, things like that that just you know, it matters,
Speaker 4: and you know so, I mean, this loss to me
Speaker 4: was different than getting well obviously from a score standpoint
Speaker 4: of what happened in Buffalo, because you were down, you
Speaker 4: were up, you were down, you came back and you
Speaker 4: had a chance to win the game and you needed
Speaker 4: one more stop and you couldn't get it.
Speaker 3: But when it's all said and done, the game didn't matter.
Speaker 3: It did not matter as far as anything in regards
Speaker 3: to the playoffs, because the Eagles, whether the Cowboys won
Speaker 3: or lost that game, the Eagles have to lose a
Speaker 3: game in order for the Cowboys to win the division.
Speaker 3: The Cowboys are in the exact same spot after that
Speaker 3: game as far as winning the division as they were
Speaker 3: before the game, which is they have to win out
Speaker 3: and the Eagles have to lose a game. And now
Speaker 3: there's there's two more shots for the Eagles to lose
Speaker 3: a game against teams that are playing for a better
Speaker 3: draft pick.
Speaker 7: And that was a good game to watch yesterday with
Speaker 7: the Giants and Eagles.
Speaker 6: They were they were.
Speaker 3: Little have been nice that the Giants would have started
Speaker 3: Tyrod Taylor at quarterback to start the game.
Speaker 5: Out there. We can't kill it now, we had the
Speaker 5: mind of its own.
Speaker 4: He got an interception return for a touchdown.
Speaker 3: It wasn't like that well, but but still they were.
Speaker 3: They did raut. And how about the opening kickoff the
Speaker 3: second half? Fun? That was hilarious.
Speaker 5: I'm saying, you think there's gonna be another boiling half.
Speaker 3: It's twenty to three. So it's twenty to three and
Speaker 3: Philadelphia is getting the football first to start the second half.
Speaker 3: And then I don't know how to pronounce his tip's name,
Speaker 3: but Zekiah is his last name. He gets swung around,
Speaker 3: flung around by Isaiah Seventh. Well, it was like, yeah,
Speaker 3: but he was. And so now he's all of a
Speaker 3: sudden running full speed the opposite direction right into Boston
Speaker 3: Scott fumble. Isaiah Simmons recovers.
Speaker 5: Hilarious.
Speaker 8: Isaiah, you have to look at it.
Speaker 5: I think I saw Isaiah was the one that.
Speaker 3: Actually, yeah, Isaiah caused it.
Speaker 5: Yes, he right.
Speaker 3: It's just like what de Marcus Lawrence was doing early
Speaker 3: in the Cowboys game. Down on the goal line. De
Speaker 3: law wasn't getting credited on the stat sheet with anything,
Speaker 3: but he was making the plays on the edge. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that was that kept the Dolphins out of the end zone. Yeah, right,
Speaker 3: And he caused the I think it was Armstead and
Speaker 3: went down with the injury on the first play, and
Speaker 3: Armstead made the tackle on the running back basically because
Speaker 3: the law had hit him so hard and knocked him
Speaker 3: back and he was trying to recover, and then he
Speaker 3: poked Wattle in the eye accidentally, so he was out.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 7: I was very impressed with the ability for the defense
Speaker 7: to stop the pass rush. I mean they really didn't
Speaker 7: have that many running yards. I mean it was total
Speaker 7: ninety one, so big difference I think.
Speaker 3: For the rushing yards.
Speaker 4: Rushing yards, the rushing yard Miami.
Speaker 5: I just mentioned on the radio.
Speaker 4: I said, it's like going to the fair and playing
Speaker 4: whack a mole. Thing pops up, you hit it, Well,
Speaker 4: another one pops up. So what do we talk about
Speaker 4: all last week after giving up two hundred and sixty
Speaker 4: six yards rushing? Oh my god, Miami would Mostard and
Speaker 4: a chan they're going to run for three hundred yards
Speaker 4: and they held them. A Savannah just said ninety one yards.
Speaker 4: But then they threw.
Speaker 5: For almost three hundred yards.
Speaker 4: And they did not get enough pressure on the quarterback.
Speaker 8: Well, you know, once that back foot hits well, in
Speaker 8: his case, his left foot, he's going to get rid
Speaker 8: of it.
Speaker 5: He knew what was coming. He was able to.
Speaker 8: Get it off quick enough to where the pass rush
Speaker 8: was insignificant.
Speaker 4: But right at the beginning of the game, he stood
Speaker 4: back there all day to throw that fifty yard pass right.
Speaker 5: You know. Well, they had max protexts.
Speaker 2: They only sacked him one time.
Speaker 4: They didn't have more than a half dozen quarterback hits,
Speaker 4: like four or five, as opposed to Dak getting sacked
Speaker 4: four times and hits twelve twelve times, and there were
Speaker 4: others that he had to run away from not getting hit,
Speaker 4: and to me, that ended up being a significant difference
Speaker 4: in the game.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, well we still get three minutes before
Speaker 3: we need to take a break.
Speaker 4: Well, and then we can go back to second in one.
Speaker 4: At the two, you don't score, you get one darn yard. Okay,
Speaker 4: you got a first down until you botched the handoff.
Speaker 4: And I said to myself that seven points, you're never
Speaker 4: going to the game.
Speaker 2: And what did they do? By the way, won the opening.
Speaker 4: Toss and took the ball, and they were going to
Speaker 4: be up.
Speaker 2: Seven to nothing.
Speaker 3: You know one thing though, and back to the fumble
Speaker 3: on the goal line.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 3: One of the key factors in this game was the
Speaker 3: Dolphin's ability to get off the goal line in that
Speaker 3: situation and the cowboys inability to get off the goal
Speaker 3: line when they were faced twice with the si situation
Speaker 3: from their own two yard line and their own five
Speaker 3: or six yard line. And that's where the offense got
Speaker 3: grounded at that point in the game. We're wondering, okay,
Speaker 3: ce d gets so involved in the first quarter, and
Speaker 3: then where'd he go in the second and third quarter? Well,
Speaker 3: they were, so that one thing about the defense, you
Speaker 3: got to get off the field. How many possessions did
Speaker 3: the Dolphins have and how many possessions did they score on?
Speaker 3: Now they were field goals. The defense did a good
Speaker 3: job of keeping them out of the end zone. But
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure there was only one possession, the first
Speaker 3: possession of the first half where the Dolphins had of
Speaker 3: three and out and didn't put points on the board.
Speaker 4: So they scored on six of nine possessions.
Speaker 3: Six of nine, and let me take a look at
Speaker 3: that real quick.
Speaker 2: They were and five field goals.
Speaker 3: There's one touchdown. Okay, so opening was ession of the
Speaker 3: game was But they get off the goal line from
Speaker 3: the two dne.
Speaker 2: Two yard and they moved the ball.
Speaker 3: Right and what they did on the first down is
Speaker 3: they got six yards and the Cowboys aren't able to
Speaker 3: run the football off the goal line to get some
Speaker 3: breathing room where they can throw. And then the obviously
Speaker 3: the strategy was get some breathing room and then you're
Speaker 3: going deep. They went to deep the Tyreek who dropped
Speaker 3: the ball, and then they hit waddle to get out
Speaker 3: of there. And now they're at midfield and here we go.
Speaker 4: And they even survived the delay of game when third
Speaker 4: and four went third and eight and I wrote down
Speaker 4: no pressure.
Speaker 3: So, okay, you mentioned five or six of nine on possessions, Well,
Speaker 3: one of them they made the choice to go for
Speaker 3: it on fourth down down on the goal line, and
Speaker 3: the Cowboys get a stop there, but they were in
Speaker 3: scoring position there. The first possession of the third quarter
Speaker 3: was a punt, and then they also had a punt
Speaker 3: in the fourth quarter, taking over at their own twenty five.
Speaker 3: So the defense came up with two stops there in
Speaker 3: the second half. But you got to get them off
Speaker 3: the field. You can't let them drive the length of
Speaker 3: the field. And anyway, next up, let's talk about the
Speaker 3: defense and how many dbs were on the field during
Speaker 3: this game. When we come back here on mix shots.
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Speaker 3: All right, Cowboys, fault of the Dolphins twenty two to
Speaker 3: twenty and now a game back of the Eagles who
Speaker 3: survived against the Giants on Christmas Day. Now we look
Speaker 3: forward to Saturday and the Detroit Lions coming to town.
Speaker 3: A Lions team that survived against Minnesota and won their
Speaker 3: first division title in thirty years nineteen ninety three, the
Speaker 3: last time they won the division. Who was that?
Speaker 4: Detroit, Oh, Detroit, Yeah, yeah, a long time, Yeah, I
Speaker 4: was thinking about something else. Were well, you know what
Speaker 4: I was thinking about. Was the last thing Peverson said
Speaker 4: before he left us for the rest.
Speaker 5: Of the week.
Speaker 11: Yeah, was that?
Speaker 3: Just be careful.
Speaker 4: It's hard to beat somebody twice in three weeks. And
Speaker 4: the way the Giants or the Eagles played that game yesterday,
Speaker 4: I'm thinking, all right.
Speaker 3: Telling me there's a chance the last game.
Speaker 5: Of the child.
Speaker 3: At home.
Speaker 8: Still Taylor's still upset about the loss. They said it
Speaker 8: was a passing offence in the end zone on the
Speaker 8: last attempt.
Speaker 5: So I'm telling you this, you know, and that's just
Speaker 5: a tough thing to do.
Speaker 2: They didn't labor it, but there was.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Was it the tight end that got knocked down?
Speaker 5: Yes, it was.
Speaker 2: I saw him laying on the ground. I said, how
Speaker 2: did you get on his back?
Speaker 8: He threw the ball where there was no Giants wide receivers.
Speaker 8: How do you figure that? Obviously they were all being
Speaker 8: you know, kept out of there. So no, that was
Speaker 8: too much. I really want to uh go over and
Speaker 8: and have built, uh you know, make up.
Speaker 5: For that joke you tried to tell I was. I
Speaker 5: was on Exo this morning and that pops up and.
Speaker 7: I'm like, okay, that the first time you saw the joke.
Speaker 5: Yes, it was. It was horrible.
Speaker 3: What do you mean it was horrible?
Speaker 5: You didn't finish it?
Speaker 4: You couldn't because it was so good.
Speaker 5: I mean you were in it, man, boy, you had
Speaker 5: your voice.
Speaker 8: You you know, the delivery was there, the timing was there.
Speaker 3: I could, man, he couldn't. Rudolph was will you guide
Speaker 3: my slate tonight?
Speaker 5: See I didn't really hear.
Speaker 2: The best part was our reaction.
Speaker 3: I thought, oh, yeah, he called He called us back
Speaker 3: up quarterback who's kind of a loaner, you know, not
Speaker 3: liked by any of the other team. Or is the
Speaker 3: fan base there in Pittsburgh, you know they been the
Speaker 3: third string quarterback? They can bring in this another reindeer
Speaker 3: called Trubisky and let him guide the sleigh for a while,
Speaker 3: and called him in and said, Rudolph, will you guide
Speaker 3: my slate to I? And sure enough he did.
Speaker 7: The best was when you texted us after in the
Speaker 7: group message and you said, yesterday was Rudolph's day and
Speaker 7: today belongs belongs to blitzen witson Marquis Bell.
Speaker 3: And then turns out Marquis Bell didn't play thirty one game.
Speaker 3: So what was going on, Mickey with the linebacker situation
Speaker 3: in this game as what linebackers the if you look
Speaker 3: at the he got the snap counts yeps. Jyron Curse
Speaker 3: played every snap, sixty five snaps in the game, and
Speaker 3: it looked like I havn't gone through the whole coaches film,
Speaker 3: but looks like virtually every one of them was at
Speaker 3: a linebacker position. And it was Damon Clark who and
Speaker 3: Curse was credited with two tackles in the game. Clark
Speaker 3: credited with seven tackles on forty three of the sixty
Speaker 3: five snaps, so not on the field for twenty two snaps.
Speaker 3: And Marquise Bell had thirty one snaps in the game,
Speaker 3: and so he was not he was didn't make fifty
Speaker 3: percent of the snaps in the game. So what was
Speaker 3: the strategy here? And the Cowboys? Basically, when you consider
Speaker 3: Curse has been a safety in his career throughout his career,
Speaker 3: so you look of him as being a defensive back,
Speaker 3: it was playing up in the box. The Cowboys had
Speaker 3: five dbs who played virtually every snap outside of Gilmore
Speaker 3: came off the field for one play I think hurt
Speaker 3: out right. And they had a sixth dB hooker who
Speaker 3: had forty eight snaps so he was on the field
Speaker 3: for seventy five percent of the snap. So basically they
Speaker 3: had for seventy five percent of the snaps. They had
Speaker 3: six dbs on.
Speaker 4: The field, and they threw four three hundred plus two
Speaker 4: hundred and ninety three yards.
Speaker 3: And we talked about and the only ninety one yards rushing.
Speaker 3: So clearly the with the speed that the Dolphins have,
Speaker 3: they adapted. They wanted to get as much speed on
Speaker 3: the field themselves.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and thus hardly any pressure on the quarterback, which
Speaker 4: they needed.
Speaker 3: In this game.
Speaker 4: Where's my defensive the way they put their thing together.
Speaker 5: How often did they blitz?
Speaker 4: I didn't see a blitz. So Parsons had three quarterback hits,
Speaker 4: Armstrong had won and somebody else had to have one
Speaker 4: because they had five.
Speaker 3: Well, the Dolphins had twelve twelve.
Speaker 4: Yes, oh, they gave h.
Speaker 5: Oh diggi zoo a hit.
Speaker 4: But the guy in the Prescott box called it, oh diggity,
Speaker 4: oh diggity zoo.
Speaker 2: It's pretty much.
Speaker 5: Diggity no doubt.
Speaker 8: You gotta know, that's a that's a rhythm blues song.
Speaker 4: No diggity no doubt, Yeah.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 4: And and and they still held them to twenty two points.
Speaker 3: That was the thing.
Speaker 8: Well, it was a bend and don't break situation, Yeah right,
Speaker 8: I mean they let him get that.
Speaker 4: The guy gave up the one fifty yarder and then
Speaker 4: after that, Hill's longest catched was was twenty and they
Speaker 4: had a twenty one and an eighteen and a nineteen,
Speaker 4: but only one fifty yarder, And I think that was
Speaker 4: the one that they were most worried, most worried about. Well,
Speaker 4: I think, and they did well getting water out of
Speaker 4: the game because go.
Speaker 2: Put the guy in the eyes. How does that happen?
Speaker 8: I don't know, But I don't know how Gilmour let
Speaker 8: that that deep pass happen.
Speaker 3: He just didn't.
Speaker 7: He just didn't know what was coming his way.
Speaker 5: But you turn around, dude, they're gonna go deep. That's
Speaker 5: what they do.
Speaker 2: He just didn't, right, There was no.
Speaker 8: Movie fifteen yards waiting on the dude. I mean, you
Speaker 8: know what they're gonna run. You know that this is
Speaker 8: their moment. They're playing at home. That would have been
Speaker 8: a pretty good way for him to anticipate that play.
Speaker 8: And as a veteran, I really thought that's what he
Speaker 8: was gonna do.
Speaker 5: Everyone in my.
Speaker 8: House knew it was going to be a deep pass,
Speaker 8: and I know he had to be thinking that, but
Speaker 8: it's like he was looking for another route, like he
Speaker 8: saw something different because he.
Speaker 3: And they just had run it on the other side
Speaker 3: of the field with Tyree.
Speaker 5: I don't understand what he was thinking about.
Speaker 8: You know, he's our veteran, he's the guy that I
Speaker 8: thought that those kind of things right there, they stopped
Speaker 8: great place from happening. You know, they stopped great moments
Speaker 8: for the other team. If he covers that, you know,
Speaker 8: we're looking at maybe a three and out. You know,
Speaker 8: we're looking at them being backed up and we'll be
Speaker 8: in a good field position if we can hold them
Speaker 8: to a punt.
Speaker 4: So what Jerry was talking about today was in games
Speaker 4: like that, there's key plays. So you see them get that.
Speaker 4: You see the Cowboys botch a handoff at the one
Speaker 4: yard line, which was just weird looking at it from
Speaker 4: whatever angle they had when they showed it, because he
Speaker 4: had his arms like this and it never went like
Speaker 4: in his hands hit his chest.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Well, why do you think that is he didn't close.
Speaker 5: He didn't close.
Speaker 4: Maybe he didn't maybe he expecting to get the ball,
Speaker 4: and boy, that's the only.
Speaker 5: Scored he scored there, he scored.
Speaker 2: What are they waiting for?
Speaker 4: And I'm going, oh, you got to have the ball too.
Speaker 3: Maybe there is the option on that like a jone
Speaker 3: read so well, you know what, I.
Speaker 8: Don't think they would give him that much to think about.
Speaker 8: We put you in here to score.
Speaker 2: No, but he stuck it in there.
Speaker 8: Yeah, here tell you there's no options.
Speaker 5: They had no options.
Speaker 12: This is for you, man, This is for you and
Speaker 12: Bill Jones, because Bill Jones talks about you all the
Speaker 12: time mixed shots. I don't want to hear another dogs
Speaker 12: thing about shut up another Hunter comment in this podcast
Speaker 12: he had.
Speaker 5: That was it? That was the game. I talked about
Speaker 5: you so bad at my house.
Speaker 4: But you realized they obviously had that in the game
Speaker 4: plan because they went back to him two more times
Speaker 4: and he got a first down on a two yard runner.
Speaker 8: I was dragging boy. I said, that's the one Bill
Speaker 8: Jones always talking about it. Yeah, this guya, the.
Speaker 5: Guy's on talking track. Oh he's scoring a touchdown. Damn
Speaker 5: this guy.
Speaker 7: I think I think where that play even happened. The
Speaker 7: Tony Pollard run should have been a touchdown. Initially, he
Speaker 7: didn't run into the corner of the end zone. He
Speaker 7: decided to cut through a couple guys that are trying
Speaker 7: to make like a push at the same time. So
Speaker 7: he should have just run to the corner, and this
Speaker 7: might be a different conversation.
Speaker 5: I agree with that, except for which track to take.
Speaker 8: I thought that if you're going to stop and cut
Speaker 8: it back, he ran into his own man.
Speaker 3: Exactly.
Speaker 5: See, if you're gonna do.
Speaker 8: It, you gotta wait a little bit more because that
Speaker 8: guy's coming. But you can still split it. And he
Speaker 8: could have even though he may have gotten hit, you
Speaker 8: could still put the ball over the goal. It's right there.
Speaker 8: I know you're gonna get hit, but if you could
Speaker 8: just reach that there, come on.
Speaker 2: Man, he turned sideways.
Speaker 5: That's the problem. Well he got turned sideways because he
Speaker 5: hit his own man.
Speaker 4: But sideways is good for the way to go.
Speaker 5: Running is not the way to go.
Speaker 7: Well, the play and I can't remember who we were playing,
Speaker 7: but when it was almost a similar play with Luke
Speaker 7: Schoonmaker at the goal line Philly against Philly and he
Speaker 7: barely it's right there, and it was almost it was
Speaker 7: like wow, that's when we.
Speaker 8: Were having red zone problems. Then we had remedied our
Speaker 8: red zone problems. But they came back this game and
Speaker 8: it started with the polor not. Man, I don't care
Speaker 8: if you went to the pilin if you run up
Speaker 8: that it's only right here. You gotta be able to
Speaker 8: make that ball go across, whether through your body or
Speaker 8: with a reach like most guys do. I mean, we
Speaker 8: can't miss out on those opportunities. And running back should
Speaker 8: be instinctive enough to know how to put that ball
Speaker 8: across the end zone. It shouldn't be a bunch of
Speaker 8: explanation about it. Just get the ball over there. You
Speaker 8: had space, use it.
Speaker 4: And if you if you think about it.
Speaker 5: They had.
Speaker 4: Two fourth and one conversions in a third and one conversion,
Speaker 4: So here it was again and they didn't convert.
Speaker 3: They did convert on the Pollard play. He was second
Speaker 3: and one.
Speaker 2: He got the first the first down.
Speaker 4: Man can't that's seven points.
Speaker 2: But that happened.
Speaker 3: As I mentioned earlier, the Cowboys had red zone problems
Speaker 3: getting out of the red zone.
Speaker 13: Yes, and as McCarthy uh colorfully called it, put the
Speaker 13: blame on himself for his game plan getting off the
Speaker 13: backup game plan, backed up on your own goal.
Speaker 8: And we can't run the ball, guys, that's why we
Speaker 8: can't get out of the zone.
Speaker 3: And in fact that the Dolphins at the six yard line. Well,
Speaker 3: but from your own end zone, hand off to Rico
Speaker 3: for nothing. This was at eleven oh two of the
Speaker 3: second quarter, backed up at your own six yard line,
Speaker 3: and then Dak runs and then you get a hold
Speaker 3: holding call on Tyler Smith. The backs you up to
Speaker 3: the three. Now you got second in thirteen Dak plus
Speaker 3: two and now you're third and eleven and actually you
Speaker 3: wound up getting off the goal line because of a penalty,
Speaker 3: but you weren't able to sustain the drive after that,
Speaker 3: you know. And then in the third quarter, backed up
Speaker 3: at your own two yard line and Pollard for one
Speaker 3: yard incomplete. It was a blitz by the linebacker Duke
Speaker 3: Riley that filed that play up, and then another incompletion.
Speaker 3: You're punting from your own three yard line.
Speaker 8: Okay, so they're blitzing us, but we're not blixing them.
Speaker 8: I don't understand that philosophy.
Speaker 4: And you know what, they changed their game plan after
Speaker 4: those first two drives because they they made Miami Miamily. Yeah,
Speaker 4: they came to the conclusionber one, we can't cover them,
Speaker 4: and so the object became, we got to go after
Speaker 4: Dak and that's the way we'll slow down their passing game.
Speaker 4: And they did it for two quarters because they started blitzing.
Speaker 4: And they were blitzing and I don't know if you
Speaker 4: guys could see it on TV, but both safeties at
Speaker 4: times were twenty yards off the line of scrimmage. And
Speaker 4: I'm sitting there going, Okay, the question is gonna be,
Speaker 4: how come they're not throwing deep? Well, to throw deep
Speaker 4: to get by these safeties, you're gonna have to throw
Speaker 4: it forty yards in the air, right, And they were saying, no,
Speaker 4: we'll deal with their running game and see, and that's
Speaker 4: the other part of this running game. They don't challenge
Speaker 4: the end zone in the running game. So teams are saying,
Speaker 4: go ahead to have all you want in front of us,
Speaker 4: but we're not gonna let you run past us because
Speaker 4: you can't.
Speaker 8: Well, that's kind of the way I was. We would
Speaker 8: defensively as well. Right, we've stayed off we played zone.
Speaker 4: Looked like he didn't blitz, but they did.
Speaker 8: So when you haven't got the having the issues that
Speaker 8: he's had, you know, you want to put a little
Speaker 8: fear into him. I thought that they should at least,
Speaker 8: you know, show some blitz.
Speaker 3: Well maybe they had linebackers in the game.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and they were using them.
Speaker 3: And they one of them is a backup linebacker, Riley
Speaker 3: David long As was the start at the beginning of
Speaker 3: the season, but they were they were missing their best
Speaker 3: linebacker who was out for the year, just like the Cowboys.
Speaker 3: And then this Van Ginkle number forty three, really good.
Speaker 3: He's a really good.
Speaker 2: He's the guy that did a lot of them.
Speaker 5: But what he's.
Speaker 3: Done and with there there's no such thing anymore in
Speaker 3: the in this league as a three to four defense, right,
Speaker 3: you know, But that's what Fangio has been known for
Speaker 3: in the past before it went to all hybrid. And
Speaker 3: but Van Ginkel, who's a two hundred and forty three pounder,
Speaker 3: I think he can play as an inside linebacker. Or
Speaker 3: they lost Jalen Phillips to an injury chilles injury, and
Speaker 3: Van Ginkel has been the guy who has filled in there,
Speaker 3: and he's got five or six sacks in the last month.
Speaker 5: They've allowed him to do what he does right.
Speaker 3: And he can cover a guy down the field too,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 7: And ten tackles, seven solo three assists and then one
Speaker 7: and a half sacks and.
Speaker 4: Go to the next one four quarterback hits.
Speaker 2: Yep, he was in the backfield the whole game.
Speaker 3: And he's been playing like that. Coming into this game,
Speaker 3: I thought forty three is my favorite player on that Dolphins.
Speaker 8: So why can't we allow our defense to show that
Speaker 8: type of ability.
Speaker 5: You can only do that by.
Speaker 8: Blitzaying they've done that and putting pressure on little guys
Speaker 8: like to of you have to put pressure on the house.
Speaker 8: It saw what they did last night with Baltimore against Purdy.
Speaker 8: They made him look like a child. They made him
Speaker 8: look like a little kid.
Speaker 5: So they did.
Speaker 3: Here's the other part of it. Here's the other part
Speaker 3: of with the Dolphins defense. They've got two of the
Speaker 3: best interior defensive linemen in the league in Christian Wilkins
Speaker 3: and Zach Sealer and Wilkins and and this is these
Speaker 3: are guys who can pressure the quarterback. To Wilkins as
Speaker 3: a career high eight sacks and now I think Steelers
Speaker 3: up to seven and a half or eight sacks now
Speaker 3: after getting one the other day. Number ninety two and
Speaker 3: a guy out of Fairis State, and he has emerged
Speaker 3: as a real player in this league. And then they
Speaker 3: got Bradley Chubb on the other side.
Speaker 5: So so what do we have and we've got so.
Speaker 8: Whatever we have, I want to hear the Miami people
Speaker 8: talking about, you know, how they were used perfectly, how
Speaker 8: they were used to upset to was you know, passing
Speaker 8: system to part of it is with Miami. He gets
Speaker 8: we sat back and just played catch and release.
Speaker 5: We just sat back and let him catch it, and then.
Speaker 3: We released their offensive scheme that he gets rid of
Speaker 3: the ball so quickly it's almost like you can't get
Speaker 3: to him.
Speaker 8: You know, Well, you can knock balls down because he's right.
Speaker 8: I'm sure I'm taller than he is, So you can
Speaker 8: get up there and pass it, pressure his face with blitzes.
Speaker 5: Then you're gonna have.
Speaker 3: Knocked down and then you got and you have some
Speaker 3: passes defense in the box score. And how many passes
Speaker 3: defense did the Cowboys have in this game? Zero zero
Speaker 3: zero zero pds in this game?
Speaker 5: You got to give you a d help. You got
Speaker 5: to give your second.
Speaker 3: Three and a couple of them are defensive linemen knocking
Speaker 3: balls down, I think.
Speaker 4: And one forced fumble. Can't get away from one forced.
Speaker 8: Fumble, so I mean I'm using them, Well, I don't.
Speaker 8: I don't think we're using them, correct, Jones.
Speaker 3: I believe it was.
Speaker 4: No no force fumble was yeah, it.
Speaker 3: Was because the one fumble that the Cowboys had the one.
Speaker 3: But yeah, it was a significant that was that wasn't
Speaker 3: a forced fumble. They gave him a fumble, That's what
Speaker 3: I'm asking They gave him. They gave you a Dolphins
Speaker 3: player a forced fumble for the budge of andoff. No,
Speaker 3: there's no all right, Mickey's gonnawhere.
Speaker 4: There messed up because they got one force fumble and no,
Speaker 4: oh no, no resource fumbles in one fumble recovery.
Speaker 3: Take to see all right? Yeah, all right, we continue
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Speaker 3: All right, very good. Final humnutes here of mixed shots,
Speaker 3: and Mickey's looking through his legal path has filled up.
Speaker 5: We have a text from Nate and Frisco.
Speaker 8: The reason they keep playing curse is because the other
Speaker 8: guys cannot get the system down.
Speaker 5: Is that true pacts? I have no idea. When Nate
Speaker 5: knows more than you.
Speaker 4: He knows about systems, He knows what's.
Speaker 5: Going on in that locker room.
Speaker 8: I mean, and my question is how long do we
Speaker 8: keep going with hybrids when anytime that we have an
Speaker 8: unsuccessful outing, it's because most of the time we keep
Speaker 8: giving up the run.
Speaker 5: How long do we keep going with hybrids?
Speaker 4: And the thing I've noticed these last two weeks and
Speaker 4: put Detroit, they do.
Speaker 3: A pretty good job right, work to an extent against
Speaker 3: the Dolphins. Okay, ninety one yards rushing whatever, but there
Speaker 3: were times where you had to stop the run, like we.
Speaker 5: Could get the chain still moved right.
Speaker 8: That's why That's what I always say, is not the numbers,
Speaker 8: it's when you It's when you make it.
Speaker 3: It's when you got them backed up at after your
Speaker 3: fumble on the goal line in the first play, they
Speaker 3: run right at one of your safeties playing linebacker and
Speaker 3: you get six yards. Yeah, that's right. And then so
Speaker 3: now going forward, the makeup of your roster is, Okay,
Speaker 3: what are you going to do when you play a
Speaker 3: team like Buffalo and he's they're going to run it
Speaker 3: and run it and run it some more. Because because
Speaker 3: part of the reason that they made the lineup adjustment
Speaker 3: probably was based off of what happened in Buffalo last.
Speaker 8: We well, even if you don't run the ball, if
Speaker 8: you play the Cowboys, we're going to put some run
Speaker 8: plays in them because they haven't stopped them yet.
Speaker 5: That's what you have. That's the cost that you have
Speaker 5: to bear.
Speaker 8: That's that's on you because you created that yourself as
Speaker 8: a defensive defense.
Speaker 4: So it'll be interesting to see if in two things
Speaker 4: that I think affected both of those things we talked about,
Speaker 4: Tyron Smith was missing.
Speaker 3: And he was missing, believe me, and video evidence of that.
Speaker 4: He saw it, and at least I saw him walking
Speaker 4: through the locker room. I don't even think anybody tried
Speaker 4: to get a grunt out of him, but he was
Speaker 4: walking well.
Speaker 7: And Jerry said earlier today he's hopeful he will play
Speaker 7: okay on Saturday again.
Speaker 3: And then those injections that worked in the past.
Speaker 5: Guys, John, I've been playing all year.
Speaker 4: Yeah, right, well, four or five games early on, too early,
Speaker 4: and then there was a couple later on that he missed.
Speaker 8: So so while we've been playing well and had our
Speaker 8: little street going, Dak still been getting hit, whether Tyrant's
Speaker 8: playing or not. So you know, we still have the
Speaker 8: same sacks, we still have the same number of hits.
Speaker 8: It doesn't change whether you've got Zach in there or
Speaker 8: Tyroan in there.
Speaker 3: Actually, there was a stretch where they weren't getting to deck. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and that was against the Giant Scarrolighthed Washington. Interesting.
Speaker 5: That's so impressive. Very thank you for bringing that up, Bill.
Speaker 3: I appreciate that the Giant totally count my statement.
Speaker 5: Yes, thank you so much. I mean, you know, but when.
Speaker 3: They started playing Seattle, Philadelphia, Buffalo, Miami, all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: he's getting sacked three or four times.
Speaker 4: You get yeah, and then the other thing I think
Speaker 4: we have to look for this week is Jonathan Hankins
Speaker 4: to see exactly where he's at.
Speaker 3: Didn't sound hopeful this morning.
Speaker 5: What's going on radio? What's going on?
Speaker 4: Well, he's got a high ankle spray now, he said,
Speaker 4: I'm trying for next week last week. But I'm thinking
Speaker 4: those high ankle sprains are usually two usually four weeks, right,
Speaker 4: maybe three if you're lucky, and so I would think
Speaker 4: he misses one more. We'll see where that one goes.
Speaker 4: And you know, they missed his presence there. But again
Speaker 4: they at least they kind of shut down the edge,
Speaker 4: and that's what where Buffalo made their money was on
Speaker 4: the edge, So yeah, fix that and then something else.
Speaker 7: My whole thing is after two losses to teams that
Speaker 7: are good, you have to gain your confidence back to
Speaker 7: go in and beat another winning team. And I think
Speaker 7: that's the biggest thing for this week, and Micah was
Speaker 7: saying that in his post game as well. You have
Speaker 7: to get that confidence back up in the locker room.
Speaker 3: We're gonna throw a soft ball to Mickey. Did you
Speaker 3: like when Mike who was lining up at middle linebacker, did.
Speaker 2: He make a tackle too? Yes, just do it.
Speaker 4: Let him blitz and then he even dropped in coverage.
Speaker 5: I saw it.
Speaker 3: And then he counts among linebackers on the field. So
Speaker 3: you do have a linebacker on.
Speaker 4: The roster, except he's a defensive end right.
Speaker 3: Well, because they can't.
Speaker 2: They can't hold him.
Speaker 5: As Wellbridge would be the death of us all.
Speaker 4: They can't hold him as well if he's a linebacker.
Speaker 4: If he gets a running start, right instead of when
Speaker 4: you're on the line of scrimmage, they just grab him.
Speaker 2: Nothing happens.
Speaker 5: They grab him. They sure grab him all his face
Speaker 5: and everything.
Speaker 4: And he's basically undersized when you're two. I don't know
Speaker 4: what they got him listening.
Speaker 8: When you say that picture that that that you like that, well,
Speaker 8: the Savannahs picture. It's yes, it's in the open. It's
Speaker 8: not like this that was on the line of scripts.
Speaker 8: He's like, he's like, right there, bo, how do you
Speaker 8: how do you miss that as a referee because you're
Speaker 8: looking at the the back, You're looking at him, because
Speaker 8: he's the closest you're looking at that you look at
Speaker 8: I just don't know.
Speaker 4: That was the mail bag question for Wednesday. Yeah, like
Speaker 4: what can they do about it? And I'm like, I
Speaker 4: wish I had an answer for the guy.
Speaker 3: So, uh, Mickey, you're gonna go spend some time hanging
Speaker 3: out at the Missoo Team Hotel this week.
Speaker 4: I heard that their band is practicing in Flower Mound
Speaker 4: either Wednesday, I think Wednesday or Friday. Yeah, okay, I
Speaker 4: might have to go to that.
Speaker 2: Yes, I will the bill.
Speaker 5: To the band practice. Did you play in the band?
Speaker 2: It's three miles from my house.
Speaker 5: Did you play in the band?
Speaker 2: But it's to support the band.
Speaker 7: And he has to get the audio for the fight.
Speaker 5: The only one.
Speaker 3: Record the fight song, if they ever played, if they
Speaker 3: play a fight song, if something that sounds like a
Speaker 3: fight song, record.
Speaker 5: He wouldn't, he would not.
Speaker 4: Just watch the Cotton Bowl and you'll hear it not.
Speaker 4: And then Thursday morning is the coach's breakfast.
Speaker 3: Oh you're planning to go to that.
Speaker 5: I know you're going to get my ticket to you.
Speaker 3: Then I asked you to speak.
Speaker 4: Uh no, but I'm hoping the quarterback is going to
Speaker 4: throw a ball because last time, uh.
Speaker 5: He throws like I went.
Speaker 3: I went to the little toy footballs they throw out
Speaker 3: to the ground and going to be there.
Speaker 2: They were playing Arkansas.
Speaker 3: Our quarter taking away from our quarterback.
Speaker 4: Chase Daniel hit the guy from thirty yards off the
Speaker 4: stage right in the hand.
Speaker 2: Their guy at Arkansas hit the tables somewhere, and I said,
Speaker 2: we got this.
Speaker 4: I don't think there's any players at that breakfast, by
Speaker 4: the way, the luncheon.
Speaker 5: I'm talking about. I know, but you said breakfast.
Speaker 2: You said I hope the quarterbacks are.
Speaker 4: I said I hope. I didn't say they were. I
Speaker 4: just said I hope like they did at the luncheon.
Speaker 3: That's crazy, okay, all right? And that's Friday night Miszoo
Speaker 3: and the Ohio State jealousy.
Speaker 2: And here from people that pull.
Speaker 3: In I'm promoting the fact that at at and T Stadium.
Speaker 2: And all the ads are on TV too.
Speaker 4: Did you hear see the running back Strader might be
Speaker 4: the best running back in the country.
Speaker 3: Really, have you seen him? He don't Walker Award?
Speaker 5: He should?
Speaker 2: He should have.
Speaker 4: He led the sec in rushing walk on he won
Speaker 4: the from Division two.
Speaker 3: By the way, Mickey, why are you so bitter?
Speaker 2: Because I like to support my team?
Speaker 3: There you go? Okay, that does it for mix shots,
Speaker 3: A partying mix shots from Maszoo Mick and we will
Speaker 3: shout Mickey will shout at you tomorrow at high noon.
Speaker 5: Go Cowboys.
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