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Speaker 1: Mickey Spagnola, Everson Wolves, Nate Newton, and Bill Jones.
Speaker 3: And we thought it never rained in southern California, but
Speaker 3: that got dismissed this morning when it came down pouring
Speaker 3: for about five minutes. Nate Newton as we get going
Speaker 3: here on mix shots on Dallascowboys dot Com. Mickey Spagnola,
Speaker 3: Nate Newton here in training camp where the tennis courts
Speaker 3: are soaking wet.
Speaker 4: Nate, you know what I was saying my prayers at
Speaker 4: that time, right And I actually thought, I said, who
Speaker 4: has stolen some food? I'll see itself on my balcony
Speaker 4: because I keep here and I'm thinking, I'm thinking seagulls
Speaker 4: just patterning around out there, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: And over I was like, God, God, it rained, mister
Speaker 4: Wallley's friends, it rained.
Speaker 3: I was walking back for my workout and I was
Speaker 3: just crossing the parking lot and I felt a couple drops.
Speaker 2: I said, Okay, that's cool.
Speaker 3: We're gonna get a few sprinkles, right. And by the
Speaker 3: time I got to the stop of the steps to
Speaker 3: go in my room, it's pouring down rain.
Speaker 2: Wow. Lasted all of five minutes.
Speaker 4: And y'all can't see our equipment out here. It was
Speaker 4: saved by Josh and by Chris Beam. I produced it
Speaker 4: was saying, oh, Josh, yeah, so they saved our equipment
Speaker 4: and me, me and Mick would have been blanked out today.
Speaker 2: Or we would have been sitting in wet seats.
Speaker 4: Yes, they took care of us.
Speaker 2: Anyway.
Speaker 3: Uh, that's the weather report from Oxnard, California, as we
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Speaker 2: And this will be our last show.
Speaker 3: Of the week since our next day to do the
Speaker 3: podcast would be Friday. But we are taking off around
Speaker 3: ten o'clock in the morning to head to Lax and
Speaker 3: head home for the Cowboys first preseason game. Cowboys had
Speaker 3: a padded practice yesterday on Tuesday.
Speaker 2: Was kind of a long practice, Nate. Yes, they did. Yes,
Speaker 2: it was a long practice.
Speaker 3: And the one thing I've noticed, and we're you know,
Speaker 3: they got pads on.
Speaker 2: They're not supposed to be tackling.
Speaker 3: But I'm seeing a lot of contact out there, especially
Speaker 3: in some of the special teams drills.
Speaker 4: As a matter of fact, Nicky, this is where I
Speaker 4: tell young guys and I tell veteran guys protect yourself.
Speaker 4: The competition for the first time, and I don't know
Speaker 4: how many years, even with coach MacArthur's, the last two
Speaker 4: year competition is so high the stress levels.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: Now, you may not see a lot of fish the cuffs,
Speaker 4: but guys are fighting for the bottom half of the roster.
Speaker 2: This last twenty players.
Speaker 4: The coaches has over emphasized, Hey, guys, we're gonna give
Speaker 4: you opportunity. You may only get one rep for two
Speaker 4: reps perst session, but you're gonna have to show us something.
Speaker 4: Some guys are taking it right up to the edge
Speaker 4: and sometime they're going over.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And I noticed when they when they do like three
Speaker 3: on three special teams special teams, Yes, and they're going
Speaker 3: down to cover a kickoff or cover a punt, they're
Speaker 3: they're starting to hit. Now not tackling the ball carrier,
Speaker 3: but Josh, all with the guys that that are trying
Speaker 3: to block or get away from blocks.
Speaker 4: See when you are Stephen, the guys John john Stephen Johnson,
Speaker 4: when you're that guy, are you even what's our number two?
Speaker 4: Pick a couple of years a corner Joseph. Right, you
Speaker 4: have to understand Joseph understands who he is. He is
Speaker 4: here because of great special teams. Right, So when he
Speaker 4: is locking up with guys, he's trying to show the
Speaker 4: coach that I'm still your guy and our CJ gut
Speaker 4: when it's another guy.
Speaker 2: These guys are not playing. This is their job.
Speaker 4: So when you come lollygagging down the field, they're gonna
Speaker 4: be very physical with you.
Speaker 2: And what that made.
Speaker 4: That sets a tone and the young players be like, Okay,
Speaker 4: maybe I can be that guy. Because a lot of
Speaker 4: these guys already know Mick that they're on the practice squad, right,
Speaker 4: they don't want to stay on the practice squad. They
Speaker 4: want to be elevated to always having a shot at
Speaker 4: that fifty three man roster come game day. So it's
Speaker 4: getting physical and it's good. Competition always brings out the best.
Speaker 3: And these types of guys and we'll get into it
Speaker 3: later in the show. The preseason games will be big.
Speaker 3: I know everybody goes a preseason game they're not gonna
Speaker 3: play any starters, but we'll get into some guys that
Speaker 3: we think you should probably file. Now, a couple of
Speaker 3: things happened in practice yesterday, and I'm really amused by
Speaker 3: it sometimes.
Speaker 2: So when the.
Speaker 3: Cowboys kicker struggled yes on Saturday, combined they made ten
Speaker 3: of twenty one kicks, so that would have been Tristan
Speaker 3: Viskayano and Brandon Aubrey, it was big headline in the paper, yes, right.
Speaker 3: And then the next day when they released Viskayano, and
Speaker 3: they did it about five minutes after our I think
Speaker 3: our show finished, right, yes, sir, that was another big headline.
Speaker 3: Rookie kicker only one left? Right, Well, yesterday Brandon Aubrey
Speaker 3: the only kicker left. The rookie former soccer player, hit
Speaker 3: eleven of eleven field goals.
Speaker 2: You know where.
Speaker 3: That showed up in the paper briefly at the bottom
Speaker 3: of the notes that he made eleven of eleven field
Speaker 3: goal attempts. And I just laughed because I know what
Speaker 3: the Cowboys were trying to do, and people really don't
Speaker 3: understand the win situation here for these guys. The field
Speaker 3: goals over on the next field over there, they were
Speaker 3: the ruin of many a kicker out here because of
Speaker 3: the way the wind blows into them, right, and not
Speaker 3: only in their face, but it swirls up top, and
Speaker 3: you gotta be careful.
Speaker 2: You got to kick a really strong ball to.
Speaker 3: Power through, power through, and if you don't do that,
Speaker 3: that thing's blowing all over the place. So a good
Speaker 3: day for Brandon Aubrey. All his kicks were between and
Speaker 3: I get it, thirty three and forty three yards, but
Speaker 3: he made every one of them. And what they were
Speaker 3: trying to do is re establish some confidence.
Speaker 2: You know, my deal is this me?
Speaker 4: And last year when you first brought that up, I
Speaker 4: started laughing, and you know that was my running joke
Speaker 4: with you, right, But this year I paid more attention.
Speaker 2: Facing the field, the left goal posts.
Speaker 4: If I'm if I'm a kicker, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, Chris,
Speaker 4: the left goal posts, facing the field. I would not
Speaker 4: kick over there if I'm a kicker.
Speaker 2: Here, because I think we've probably gotten gotten rid of
Speaker 2: some pretty decent kickers.
Speaker 4: Right, But that left goal posts over there, you can
Speaker 4: see right now, no wind, but every now and then
Speaker 4: you'll see it's swirling flags swirling off top. And I'm saying,
Speaker 4: is it that much difference in twenty feet? And it
Speaker 4: is because both of these guys are capable kickers, but
Speaker 4: not on that not on that far goal posts. And
Speaker 4: I don't believe in curses, but it don't work over there.
Speaker 3: The ruin of many a kicker, I'll tell you. And
Speaker 3: the funny thing yesterday, when they started getting ready to kick,
Speaker 3: I was getting ready to walk around so I can
Speaker 3: see the distance right, yes, and Todd Archer ESPN Cowboys
Speaker 3: was already over there on the sideline and he motioned
Speaker 3: to me stay there, So I stood underneath the gold
Speaker 3: post right at the crossbar.
Speaker 2: And when I'm.
Speaker 3: Standing there looking at him kicking, I could feel the
Speaker 3: wind on my back, but up top those ribbons were
Speaker 3: kind of hardly moving, and I'm going I know it's windy.
Speaker 2: Up there because I could feel it.
Speaker 3: But anyway, Brandon Aubrey had a really good day, good confidence,
Speaker 3: and he's kind of got It's funny a lot of
Speaker 3: these kickers, the ones that were successful for the Cowboys,
Speaker 3: the Chris Bonios, the Dan Bailey's mar they all kind
Speaker 3: of got that same personality.
Speaker 2: They're very.
Speaker 3: Low key, they don't say much and it's all about
Speaker 3: the next kick. Well, this guy hasn't played that much football, right, right, right,
Speaker 3: And when he kicks on Saturday, that'll be the first
Speaker 3: time he kicks in an NFL game competition, right, because
Speaker 3: he was in the USFL.
Speaker 2: But he's just liked those guys.
Speaker 3: When we did the interview with him and they were
Speaker 3: talking about you know, you know, the pressure's on, and
Speaker 3: he goes, I gotta flush the last kick, and it's
Speaker 3: about the next kick.
Speaker 2: It's about the next day.
Speaker 3: You gotta forget what's happened, good or bad, and not
Speaker 3: going I think I heard that before.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so somebody's taught them how to be I.
Speaker 4: Think, yeah, the mindset. I mean, I never was a kicker.
Speaker 4: It never was good enough, athletic enough. I tried kicking
Speaker 4: a couple of times. I was a straight ahead type guy.
Speaker 4: So but uh, I'm just gonna leave it up to.
Speaker 2: Fossil. He always seems to find the guy, right.
Speaker 4: You know, our problem has been when a guy goes
Speaker 4: on a bad streak, we take a little too loan
Speaker 4: and reacts sometime. But other than that, he always seems
Speaker 4: to find the guy.
Speaker 3: So they want to see and you know, talking with him,
Speaker 3: I mean he was a soccer player, and somebody asking
Speaker 3: him about the pressure playing soccer. But the pressure playing
Speaker 3: soccer you got to make the team. But it's still
Speaker 3: a you're in the middle of a team deal.
Speaker 2: You're not out.
Speaker 3: The only time in soccer you're out by yourself is
Speaker 3: a penalty kicker y right, right, And I'm sure those
Speaker 3: guys think they should make every one of them right,
Speaker 3: Not everybody's messy, right, And.
Speaker 4: So it took him a while to get that final
Speaker 4: championship right right, Yeah, So anyway, that was the kicking deal.
Speaker 3: The other thing from practice, and we probably should dispel that,
Speaker 3: the center Tyler Biadish rolled his right ankle left for
Speaker 3: a while. My understanding is he'll be fine and they'll
Speaker 3: give you know, today it's a walkthrough practice, so they
Speaker 3: won't do much.
Speaker 2: They probably won't do a heck of a lot on Thursday.
Speaker 3: Friday will be an off day to travel and so.
Speaker 3: And he's not playing in the game on Sunday, I
Speaker 3: mean Saturday, I wouldn't think. And the other one that
Speaker 3: caused the stir was Mozzi Smith missed practice yesterday. Uh,
Speaker 3: he went to do an MRI on his knee.
Speaker 2: And anytime you hear MRI and knee. It's never really
Speaker 2: a good thing.
Speaker 3: Well, uh, he ended up participating in the evening walkthrough.
Speaker 3: I was told that it's basically a little bit of
Speaker 3: tender nights and it's really nothing to be worried about.
Speaker 3: He just had some discomfort, and anytime your first round
Speaker 3: draft choice has a little discomfort, there's probably I don't
Speaker 3: want to say overreaction, but it was You're gonna be caution.
Speaker 2: That's something it's only gonna get worse over the years.
Speaker 3: Not not in the right and the only thing that
Speaker 3: you gotta rest it right rest. So anyway, Uh, he
Speaker 3: should be fine. I would imagine he plays on Saturday too.
Speaker 4: You know, he needs he needs to ramp up. Some
Speaker 4: guys gonna need more, but he's gonna be your guy
Speaker 4: on first and second down. And talking to coach Quinn,
Speaker 4: did they really is trying to hammer that home to
Speaker 4: him to.
Speaker 2: Start getting his steps right.
Speaker 4: I talked to the coach, Floyd, the defensive line coach,
Speaker 4: and he said, Nate, this kid say, I'm getting believe
Speaker 4: when he said he don't like football, but he liked
Speaker 4: beating on other men. I mean he does a great
Speaker 4: job of beating on other men. We just got to
Speaker 4: get him his technique down right and get him to
Speaker 4: believe that if you beat this guy, why not going
Speaker 4: to tackle the back You know what I'm saying, right right.
Speaker 3: Don't just worry about holding up a double ta R
Speaker 3: make some tackle in the backfield.
Speaker 2: So if that was a scare, it shouldn't be a scare.
Speaker 2: He was fine. See who else missed? Uh?
Speaker 3: Pro Oh, I know it was the wide receiver David Durden,
Speaker 3: rookie are agent. He caught a diving touchdown pass and
Speaker 3: a deep ball in one of their situations where it
Speaker 3: was fourth and something. But he when he landed, his
Speaker 3: head hit the ground, so I would imagine he's in
Speaker 3: concussion protocol. They they brought him into the tent and
Speaker 3: he didn't practice again, and I would imagine he doesn't
Speaker 3: play on Saturday. And he was starting to have a
Speaker 3: really good camp too. Kind of an unknown.
Speaker 2: Guy, uh.
Speaker 3: I think he was a baseball player and he gave
Speaker 3: up baseball to try his a hand at football.
Speaker 2: He played at.
Speaker 3: West Florida, so it's probably Division two and so uh yeah,
Speaker 3: that was the one injury that I think they were
Speaker 3: worried about out Also, Janier Thomas kind of got run
Speaker 3: into during special teams drill. They brought him off and
Speaker 3: started doing the eye test for concussion protocol, not like
Speaker 3: before neck when they said how.
Speaker 2: Many fingers do I have? Up right?
Speaker 3: And so, but he went back and finished practice. So
Speaker 3: from an injury standpoint, Scoonmaker was out there actually in
Speaker 3: pads and took some reps, made a nice diving catch
Speaker 3: in one of the situations. And Tony Pollard they expect
Speaker 3: him to be back today.
Speaker 2: He was witnessing the birth of his first child.
Speaker 3: So from an injury standpoint, Jordan Lewis is still doing
Speaker 3: rehab work.
Speaker 2: Maybe next week. I think he's starting.
Speaker 3: To get closer to getting back out here, and he's
Speaker 3: going to have some work to do, by the way,
Speaker 3: uh when he comes back out, because Deron Blands kind
Speaker 3: of soluted himself as uh solidified himself as the third
Speaker 3: corner and Eric Scott is making moves and the Sean
Speaker 3: Wright they're giving a lot of reps to So you're smiling.
Speaker 2: Do you think he's in trouble?
Speaker 1: Ah?
Speaker 2: Now, I'm a boy. He'll he'll come through this if
Speaker 2: he's physically ready.
Speaker 4: Because some guys are so mentally strong and so hyped
Speaker 4: right that they that they'll fit right back in.
Speaker 2: But what what I.
Speaker 4: Like about this competition is sometimes Jordan Lewis is trying
Speaker 4: to do his own thing, he gets him in trouble. Well,
Speaker 4: now he knows that he's got a thin line for mistakes,
Speaker 4: so he gonna be even ultra focused, even more focused.
Speaker 4: So I'm looking for this thing to crank up if
Speaker 4: he can get back out there and get into a
Speaker 4: normal rhythm, because we don't know if they're gonna, you know,
Speaker 4: give him a live bit, take him out, you know
Speaker 4: how they do.
Speaker 3: It, and they's got to do a ramp up, right,
Speaker 3: that's what I'm saying. Well, the ramp up for Scot
Speaker 3: Maker was very long.
Speaker 4: No, No, he's a young blood. He's a young blood.
Speaker 4: He's big, he's physical.
Speaker 2: The dude is huge.
Speaker 4: The dude could play some tackle for real, he's so desired, right,
Speaker 4: you could play some tackle, man.
Speaker 3: And that's what they need from these tight ends, right.
Speaker 3: I mean I always thought last year that Ferguson was
Speaker 3: their best blocking tight end.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: And he's having a nice camp, Hendershot's having a nice camp.
Speaker 3: You mentioned John Stevens, Well we'll talk about him as
Speaker 3: one of the players to watch.
Speaker 2: But also the other.
Speaker 3: Big deal out of the training camp was that Trayvon
Speaker 3: Diggs had two interceptions of Dak Prescott, Leyton Vandersch had
Speaker 3: another one. So two of the three interceptions, by the way,
Speaker 3: and one was on a deep ball into that stupid
Speaker 3: wind right came up a little.
Speaker 2: Bit short, and.
Speaker 3: The one the one that was down the sideline on
Speaker 3: the other way he was throwing the CD. CD just
Speaker 3: kind of gave up on the ball like it was
Speaker 3: going out of bounds, and and then it didn't go
Speaker 3: out of bounds and there was Digs making a catch.
Speaker 4: Let me let me you know, Mack, I think you
Speaker 4: make care a little bit more than me because I
Speaker 4: always look at practice. It is what it is, and
Speaker 4: it's only practice. Fans don't look at it as practice.
Speaker 4: They look at it as a continuation of the game, right,
Speaker 4: and you shouldn't do that.
Speaker 2: Do we need to get out of here and get
Speaker 2: into No. I think we're good, so go ahead finishing.
Speaker 4: But if Dak thowse a bad ball, and I'm always
Speaker 4: looking at the situation, who the players was and why
Speaker 4: he may have done that. So once I figured that out,
Speaker 4: then then I've become critical or non critical. And when
Speaker 4: a receiver stops on you for whatever reason, he felt
Speaker 4: he got held, he ran a bad route.
Speaker 2: That's not your fault.
Speaker 4: But you know, but if the dB makes a play
Speaker 4: on your ball and it's there for the receiver too,
Speaker 4: it's just who wanted the worst. And I don't judge
Speaker 4: a quarterback until the games start, and when he started playing,
Speaker 4: then I was started judging him. But a young guy,
Speaker 4: I may judge because you don't take chances or you
Speaker 4: just don't sling balls out there because you're.
Speaker 2: Trying to make the team. Dak is working.
Speaker 4: We don't know what he's working on during that day.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna work on this, I'm gonna do this. I'm
Speaker 4: you don't know what he's working on because I do
Speaker 4: it as office and line. I need to work on
Speaker 4: my left hand to day, I need to work on
Speaker 4: my inside power step.
Speaker 2: So whenever I.
Speaker 4: Get these opportunities, which a few I do, and we
Speaker 4: don't know what Dak is working on. We don't know
Speaker 4: what him and the receivers are working on. So I
Speaker 4: be patient out here in training camp.
Speaker 2: That just nake. That's just my opinion.
Speaker 3: And a lot of times when the quarter looking at
Speaker 3: it and he's thinking, Okay, this is a fifty to
Speaker 3: fifty opportunity. He's gonna throw the ball, he's gonna give
Speaker 3: It's practice, right, you try to test yourself on fitting
Speaker 3: into a small target or give the receiver a chance
Speaker 3: to make a nice play. Now, what didn't get reported
Speaker 3: the whole time are the two times that Dak burned
Speaker 3: Trayvon Diggs on deep passes that would have been a touchdown.
Speaker 3: One to Michael Gallup that Digs must have gambled on
Speaker 3: because he was opened by ten yards.
Speaker 2: Yes, you were right.
Speaker 3: And then there was one to Cook's on a deep
Speaker 3: ball that he beat Digs. So no one talks about those.
Speaker 3: It's just like the field goals where we started, right, Yeah,
Speaker 3: It's like, well we talk about the Missus bute he
Speaker 3: made eleven out eleven, big deal. Well how many times
Speaker 3: does Dak connect on a deep pass that ends up
Speaker 3: being a touchdown and Digs is beaten?
Speaker 2: But he's making nice players. That's good, right. This is
Speaker 2: a team thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you get it's competition all the time. And Dak
Speaker 4: is a great player and Diggs is a great player.
Speaker 4: Ceedee Lambers coming into his own getting up on that status.
Speaker 4: So you know, Cooks is smooth, and so you know,
Speaker 4: like I said, I look at here and I take
Speaker 4: practice with a grain of salt because situational football out
Speaker 4: here is a little bit different in the game. If
Speaker 4: he was doing this in the game, you believe me,
Speaker 4: we would all be in an uproar. But this is
Speaker 4: not a game. This is practice where he's trying to
Speaker 4: better himself. And believe me, I talked to Dak yesterday.
Speaker 4: He knows and sees and hears all. Yeah, he's very
Speaker 4: aware and but he but he also understands that he
Speaker 4: has to get better at what he's doing. And sometimes
Speaker 4: out here, yes, you take that chance, all right.
Speaker 2: That's Nate Newton.
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Speaker 3: But it rained enough, there's puddles on the tennis court.
Speaker 4: Yeah, man, it's flatland. I had saw it holds water.
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Speaker 3: Levon anything else in practice that jumped out at you yesterday.
Speaker 4: I just need make for our offensive line to set
Speaker 4: the temple. The first two days of padded practice, they
Speaker 4: set the temple. But lately here it's been the defense
Speaker 4: that is set in the temple.
Speaker 2: And once again I talked to Dan Quinn, Well.
Speaker 4: I don't really talk to I shoot little statements out
Speaker 4: and he'll throw them back and we'll keep walking right,
Speaker 4: I said, coach, first few days, I was worried about
Speaker 4: the defense.
Speaker 2: And see these last three. What has happened.
Speaker 4: Have you been cussing them out, talking to them hard,
Speaker 4: saying whatever?
Speaker 2: He said?
Speaker 4: No, nay, they just understand as we put the system
Speaker 4: in and put little tweaks in, it may not look
Speaker 4: good at first, but as they go over and over,
Speaker 4: they get better and faster, and so their tempo has
Speaker 4: been set in the practice tempo. You notice, even in
Speaker 4: pressure when it's linebackers and everybody's in and Dak has
Speaker 4: got so many seconds to get it out, it's four
Speaker 4: reps before we can get into any type rhythm.
Speaker 2: We cannot have that. You're practicing wrong.
Speaker 4: What we need to be able to do as offensive
Speaker 4: line is to make sure our quarterback is not backpedaling
Speaker 4: while he's throwing those first few reps, so he can
Speaker 4: get confident and confidence in the front his receivers because
Speaker 4: they do seven on seven, red zone seven on seven.
Speaker 2: And he's he's.
Speaker 4: He's sharp, but then when he's getting he gets into
Speaker 4: the team aspect of it, sometimes he's not as sharp
Speaker 4: and he uh and he's.
Speaker 2: A little bit off kilcher because that pressure, the front.
Speaker 4: Now, I understand that number eleven can probably go right
Speaker 4: over there to Minnesota wreck they practice go through Washington
Speaker 4: and wreck there. I know who number eleven is. But
Speaker 4: we're trying to have leakage from the middle, too, So
Speaker 4: our guys in the middle have to be very confident
Speaker 4: in what they're doing because Coach Lowry's doing a.
Speaker 2: Great job of teaching them technique.
Speaker 4: When you have a great player, and I'll use Leon Lett,
Speaker 4: he was my nemesis. His arms was this much longer
Speaker 4: than mine, and so I always struggled with him. But
Speaker 4: I believed in my technique that if I work my technique,
Speaker 4: work my technique and fight him as hard as I can,
Speaker 4: I would I would get better. And at what time
Speaker 4: I did get better. So these guys, I'm telling him,
Speaker 4: just keep working your technique, keep fighting, and it'll change over,
Speaker 4: you know, so you can so our quarter back can
Speaker 4: feel good, so our tackles cannot have to play two ways,
Speaker 4: the inside and the outside. They could just play for
Speaker 4: the outside. So I'm praying it will get better. I'm
Speaker 4: playing that Coach Cillari with all of his energy, will
Speaker 4: get it in these young guys' mind.
Speaker 2: And and preseason is big.
Speaker 4: We don't know who I start in our inside right
Speaker 4: guard is. We don't know who that guy is right now,
Speaker 4: we don't know who's the swing tackle is. So this
Speaker 4: is big for these young guys. And I know that
Speaker 4: these coaches are being honest with them, like fellas, we
Speaker 4: need for y'all to be the best you can be.
Speaker 3: So at one point yesterday without Zach Martin here, and
Speaker 3: then at one point they were they didn't go heavy
Speaker 3: with Tyron and Tyler out on the left side right,
Speaker 3: so they were giving them sort of a break. And
Speaker 3: then Beyondish hurts his ankle. Yes, and I'm looking out
Speaker 3: there and it's like four of the five offensive linemen
Speaker 3: on the first team were basically backups because you've got
Speaker 3: Ball working at right guard in place of Zach Martin.
Speaker 2: The only starter out there at one point was Steel.
Speaker 3: Yes, and I'm sitting there going, well, no wonder there's
Speaker 3: pressure on Dak because a couple one of those deep balls,
Speaker 3: actually two of them, there were people in his face
Speaker 3: and if it was a game, he probably would have
Speaker 3: thrown the ball away. But these guys, it was like okay,
Speaker 3: now good and bad bad that it kind of messes
Speaker 3: up practice. Because you're going against the Cowboys defensive starters.
Speaker 3: But good that these guys are getting reps because, as
Speaker 3: you say, they've got to figure out who's the backup guard,
Speaker 3: who's the backup center, who's the backup tackle, And these
Speaker 3: guys are getting a lot.
Speaker 2: Of reps out there.
Speaker 3: I was going to ask you about one guy that
Speaker 3: caught my eye.
Speaker 2: It was there.
Speaker 3: I think he was the fifth round pick. Awesome, awesome
Speaker 3: Richard's you.
Speaker 4: Oh, you're talking about them a seventy six left guard, right. Uh.
Speaker 2: He.
Speaker 4: The thing with these young guys is they have never
Speaker 4: dealt with this type speed. Especially the guys are just
Speaker 4: as big as them, much more knowledgeable at this time,
Speaker 4: so they're they're not used to the speed. So when
Speaker 4: I when I whenever I see mister Richards struggle, just
Speaker 4: much like.
Speaker 2: Smith did. What's that Tyler? Tyler Tyler did last year?
Speaker 4: Speed speed will always get you because that's where technique
Speaker 4: has to come in. And so he's doing okay. Uh
Speaker 4: t J Bass is doing okay. You know, people's eyes
Speaker 4: saw him get through on his neck. Everybody get through
Speaker 4: on their neck as rookies the majority of the time,
Speaker 4: unless you was a Tyron Smith you didn't get through
Speaker 4: on your neck. So, uh, everybody goes to it. Everybody
Speaker 4: gets knocked over. Everybody it has to learn that, Okay,
Speaker 4: what I did at Nebraska ain't happening here in Dallas
Speaker 4: Cowboys football camp.
Speaker 2: What I have to do is be a better technician.
Speaker 2: Keep behind. They can do. But I caution.
Speaker 4: Everybody until the second preseason game.
Speaker 2: Don't start judging.
Speaker 4: These guys because the first preseason game they're gonna see
Speaker 4: the speed because all of the other great players around
Speaker 4: the league, young or old, is gonna be in there.
Speaker 2: They're gonna get a full blast of the speed.
Speaker 4: Now they're trying to figure it out why they're trying
Speaker 4: to go wide open. So the players are gonna be simple.
Speaker 4: They're gonna let you try to use your athletic ability.
Speaker 4: Then the next preseason game you'll be like, Okay, no
Speaker 4: matter who it is, you know the speed of it.
Speaker 4: Now you feel free in the heart to play. It's
Speaker 4: a growing process, man.
Speaker 3: So with those young guys that are out there, I've
Speaker 3: noticed that, Uh, they've moved Josh Ball from tackle to guard. Yes,
Speaker 3: and he seems to be acclimating a little bit better.
Speaker 2: Now. It's hard, I mean he's but still space kills
Speaker 2: some guys.
Speaker 4: And I give you a perfect example, all of you
Speaker 4: true Cowboy fans.
Speaker 2: That know the history a little bit.
Speaker 4: Kevin Gogan started out as a right tackle right and
Speaker 4: they moved him into right guard because space kills you.
Speaker 4: People don't understand the foot work between a tackle and
Speaker 4: a guard. You can get guys like the President, Zack Martin,
Speaker 4: you can get Larry Allen, guys like that, who's just
Speaker 4: so gifted athletically gifted. But then you get guys like
Speaker 4: Eric Williams left tackle. It wasn't nice right tackle. He
Speaker 4: couldn't be stopped. He was premier.
Speaker 2: He was it.
Speaker 4: So everybody don't fit everywhere. And that's that's why I'm
Speaker 4: cautious when people start saying, well, just put him over
Speaker 4: that left guard.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying. When you have a Taylor
Speaker 2: A Tyler Smith, I'm pronouncing that right, Tyler Tyler. I
Speaker 2: don't know why I hate.
Speaker 4: That they both on the same side, but anyway, I mean,
Speaker 4: I like that they on the same side, but the
Speaker 4: names get me. You're fortunate that you got a guy
Speaker 4: that you drive in the first round that can play both.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he can play both.
Speaker 4: Positions and probably would be good over time, equally good
Speaker 4: for a number of years at both positions. But one
Speaker 4: day it's gonna come a time where he ain't gonna
Speaker 4: be good at both, and so we have to find
Speaker 4: out which one he is best at. Let him get
Speaker 4: good at that and stick another guy in there, because
Speaker 4: we're forgetting about funny act.
Speaker 3: Yes, and they're trying to figure out is he the
Speaker 3: backup center or is he the backup guard?
Speaker 2: He's both.
Speaker 4: I'm beginning to believe this right here if I don't
Speaker 4: see vast improvement, because even might, I have to remind
Speaker 4: myself I cannot.
Speaker 2: Judge right now, Ball or Well.
Speaker 4: I cannot judge these guys until they have been given
Speaker 4: an opportunity to play right Wellsco.
Speaker 2: Has to play right tackle and has.
Speaker 4: To get two preseason games in Josh Ball has to
Speaker 4: get two preseason games now. If they're giving them a
Speaker 4: only two, no to give these guys a half this
Speaker 4: first game and then the next game. Give them a half,
Speaker 4: Let them get in a rhythm, let them play, because
Speaker 4: if you don't and they just get touches of.
Speaker 2: It, then get get out.
Speaker 4: They haven't learned that, they haven't got no muscle memory.
Speaker 4: They can't they can see it on film, but they
Speaker 4: buy it and really get.
Speaker 2: A chance to fit it right.
Speaker 4: And so we got to give these guys a chance
Speaker 4: to fit it. So we may not see a lot
Speaker 4: of TJ. Bass, a lot of richardson that the first
Speaker 4: the first game, but the second game we may see
Speaker 4: more of them because if these two guys are spoken earlier,
Speaker 4: say looking good, You're like, okay, they getting it now.
Speaker 4: We can take them out early and get these guys
Speaker 4: a chance.
Speaker 3: And that's a good tease for where we're going with
Speaker 3: our next segment. Guys to watch coming up in Saturday's
Speaker 3: preseason game against Jacksonville four pm eight and T Stadium
Speaker 3: will do that next here on mix Shots.
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Speaker 3: We got a few minutes left, and we're gonna get
Speaker 3: you ready for Saturday's preseason game at at and T
Speaker 3: Stadium against Jacksonville. The Cowboys are treating that as an
Speaker 3: away game the way they would. They'll take off on Friday,
Speaker 3: go to the game Saturday, and return to Oxnard immediately
Speaker 3: after the game, which is one of the reasons why
Speaker 3: the game's starting at four o'clock, so we can get
Speaker 3: back here at a decent time, like maybe midnight.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and they'll be off that Sunday to get a
Speaker 4: good rest and be ready for probably a padded practice Monday.
Speaker 2: Maybe it's just Nate and Mick talking.
Speaker 3: All right, So we're gonna give you a few guys, uh,
Speaker 3: to keep an eye on, maybe younger guys. Nate brought
Speaker 3: up John Stevens earlier in the show, rookie undrafted free
Speaker 3: agent from Louisiana.
Speaker 2: Yes, sir, it used to be you La La right, yeah,
Speaker 2: tight ends.
Speaker 4: But my question is Ferguson won't play, will you think
Speaker 4: Luke I don't think he may not play.
Speaker 2: Peyton Henners shot may not play.
Speaker 4: So we're looking at Sean McKeon, John Stevens, Princeton Fan
Speaker 4: and Seth Green those are the guys. But I'm looking
Speaker 4: at Stevens and h Fant. These two guys gonna do.
Speaker 3: And Stevens is interesting, Uh, he was. He was a
Speaker 3: wide receiver, yes, at Louisiana. And what turned it over?
Speaker 3: What's what's his dimensions? Yes, he's probably about six four
Speaker 3: six five.
Speaker 2: To forty nine.
Speaker 4: Jan Stevens tight end six six two forty five, twenty
Speaker 4: three years of age, rookie Louisiana on.
Speaker 2: Drafted free agent twenty three.
Speaker 3: And he told me because I was when I see
Speaker 3: him out here, I mean he keeps flashing right yeah,
Speaker 3: and he's big right right, And I'm going, how did
Speaker 3: you end up at Louisiana And he said, well, I
Speaker 3: had offers from TCU, Arizona State and Florida State, but
Speaker 3: the guy that he was following was Billy Napier and
Speaker 3: he was going to Louisiana be the head coach.
Speaker 2: Now he ended up I think getting hired somewhere in Florida.
Speaker 3: One of the Florida schools anyway, he went to Louisiana
Speaker 3: for that and uh so, but there's something I mean,
Speaker 3: they may not play him much.
Speaker 2: They probably want.
Speaker 3: To get him on the practice squad, So keep an
Speaker 3: eye on that.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: Another guy that I'm gonna be interested in is Eric Scott,
Speaker 3: the sixth round draft joy, the first pick in the
Speaker 3: sixth round from Southern Mississippi.
Speaker 4: It's too many of these guys to like tight ends.
Speaker 4: It was easy. Too many of these guys take up
Speaker 4: the whole show, right.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 4: I haven't been paying a lot of attention to these
Speaker 4: guys for thirty seven.
Speaker 2: Is Scott got right? Right? He is nice.
Speaker 4: I've seen him get beat, recover, I've seen him put
Speaker 4: hands on people off the line and do and do
Speaker 4: a tremendous job. I think coach Harris is kind of
Speaker 4: staying even killed with this kid, because when you see
Speaker 4: this type of talent that's flashing, you want to get
Speaker 4: hyped up. But wide receivers and corners and even and
Speaker 4: offensive tackles, out of all the positions in preseason, they
Speaker 4: get the most ups and downs because one minute you're
Speaker 4: looking good at tackling, you know, gave up a sack.
Speaker 4: That don't mean you're bad one minute, you know, you know,
Speaker 4: shut a goy down, you know, and the next minute's
Speaker 4: a b. So the range and emotions are big, so
Speaker 4: you got to see how these guys work through it.
Speaker 4: I like this kid. I haven't talked much about him,
Speaker 4: but I just want to see. Like dran Bland last year,
Speaker 4: I told Mick, I say, this kid should be starting.
Speaker 4: I think he should really push Lewis and my other
Speaker 4: guy he's no longer with us, my home buff from
Speaker 4: Tampa that I said, this ship kid should be fighting
Speaker 4: for a starting job. Well, blow and be whole. Lot
Speaker 4: of two guys got hurt and now he is the shark.
Speaker 2: He had to play, right. They don't know if Scott
Speaker 2: is that good? Right?
Speaker 3: Yeah, well you know what the neat thing about him
Speaker 3: was is with Diggs missing some of the otash and
Speaker 3: Gilmore no needing to put him out there over, they
Speaker 3: had Scott working with the first.
Speaker 2: Team, yes defense, and he made plays.
Speaker 3: The other guy that's caught their eyes Jan Yer Thomas,
Speaker 3: the safety number thirty.
Speaker 2: I haven't seen much of him, so I can't come here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's he's he's getting opportunity. Him and Bell at
Speaker 3: that safety position, especially with Donovan Wilson is out, so
Speaker 3: keep an eye on number thirty. And a guy that
Speaker 3: I just thought he was kind of here here, but
Speaker 3: he's a he's a fourth year veteran Sheldrick RedWine, okay,
Speaker 3: and he's made some plays and he was one of
Speaker 3: the guys that put a lick on someone in one
Speaker 3: of the practices, so scirmished. Yeah, And I was thinking,
Speaker 3: I was thinking, well, this guy's undrafted for you.
Speaker 2: Now he's got three years of.
Speaker 3: Experience, so I'll keep an eye on him. And then
Speaker 3: I guess we have to. I mean, obviously the running backs, right,
Speaker 3: the young running backs.
Speaker 4: Per me for me, No, for me is Dontal and
Speaker 4: it's Malik Davis that is for me. And now where
Speaker 4: the other kiddu Von fits in, he fits in. But
Speaker 4: if Tony comes back to form anywhere near twenty two touches,
Speaker 4: whether it's past run, no more than twenty two touches,
Speaker 4: you only have six or eight more snaps. Now it's
Speaker 4: coming to who's the better third down back, who is
Speaker 4: willing to sacrifice his body to pick up a leaking
Speaker 4: offensive linemen are blitzing safety or blitzing linebacker. If you
Speaker 4: can find that guy, between Davis and Donald. We got
Speaker 4: our guys. We got our guys, and I don't induce fun, sir.
Speaker 4: I wasn't happy when they when they drafted you. But
Speaker 4: I see you're not a gadget back. I don't like
Speaker 4: gadget backs. Donald can be a gadget back. Davis can be.
Speaker 4: This guy can run the football, and that's what I
Speaker 4: want with somebody that can run the football and that
Speaker 4: can block a leak out of the backfield to help
Speaker 4: Dak with a with an outlet pass.
Speaker 2: I like football players, not gadget players.
Speaker 3: Well, I would imagine he's gonna get a good look.
Speaker 2: He's had some runs out here that you go, oh,
Speaker 2: look at that. He saw it at k State.
Speaker 3: Yes, uh, and uh we've seen him catch the ball.
Speaker 2: He catches it awfully. Well.
Speaker 3: He's five five, yes, but he's always been five five.
Speaker 2: His calves is probably Why is your body trump now? Please? Y'all,
Speaker 2: y'all are that a vertically challenge? This is no knock. Well.
Speaker 4: I saw him sitting up in a sitting in a chair,
Speaker 4: not sitting up, sitting in a chair, and he was
Speaker 4: talking to Nick Eatman, and I said, well.
Speaker 2: Who is that guy? They said, that's fun.
Speaker 4: Everything about him says man, right, you know everything about
Speaker 4: him body wise, he's just vertically challenged, Like you know,
Speaker 4: I was slimly challenged, you know what I'm saying. So
Speaker 4: if that's a word, I don't know if how you
Speaker 4: say fat challenge? Yeah, so he's every bit of a man.
Speaker 4: So hey, let's see.
Speaker 3: Okay, and there's another guy on the offensive line that
Speaker 3: I think needs to prove something, uh Tuma Adoga.
Speaker 2: They've got him out at tackle.
Speaker 3: They're looking for a backup tackle, and I would imagine
Speaker 3: he's getting a lot of snaps, but I just see
Speaker 3: sometimes he's a little slow out there.
Speaker 2: Am I being too polite? You know what, sir?
Speaker 4: We brought you in here because you've had more than
Speaker 4: one year in the league, right, and I expect a
Speaker 4: little bit better.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like we had a guy here a couple of
Speaker 2: years ago.
Speaker 4: He wasn't a great practice player, but he found a
Speaker 4: way to get through games.
Speaker 2: So I just want to see what we got to
Speaker 2: see him right now. There'll be number seventy.
Speaker 4: One, yea, so maybe he'll he maybe when this when
Speaker 4: his lights come on, Yeah, he a different guy, That's
Speaker 4: what I'm hoping for.
Speaker 2: If not. Then I got to pray that, well.
Speaker 4: Let's go really really picks it up, because we need
Speaker 4: that swing tackle because Tyron is older and I love
Speaker 4: Tyrone and he told me the other day, say, I'm
Speaker 4: play every play as hard as I can, as long
Speaker 4: as I can nate, but them days to start to end,
Speaker 4: and so, uh, we need a swing tackle.
Speaker 2: We need one desperately.
Speaker 3: Well to me, if something happens to Tyron, yes, Tyler
Speaker 3: Smith's your left right, and then you got to find
Speaker 3: me a guard.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, we got it. Number sixty eight, Yeah, Infarniac. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's that's our guy, right, that's see me.
Speaker 4: I'm not I'm not wishing for the moon because we
Speaker 4: don't have that much Sarah cap and we don't have
Speaker 4: a trade and we don't have a Sarah cap enough
Speaker 4: to go out and get that elite guy.
Speaker 2: So it's extra offense.
Speaker 4: So we don't have enough in the draft capital are
Speaker 4: enough money, so.
Speaker 2: We have to deal with what we have.
Speaker 3: Develop Yes, Okay, one more guy before we have to go.
Speaker 3: Number eighty three, Jalen Brooks, the wide receiver.
Speaker 4: If he if he turned out to be one of
Speaker 4: those camp highlights. And this is one guy I'm banking
Speaker 4: on that is gonna be our fifth receiver. He can
Speaker 4: play special teams and he's willingly playing special team. He
Speaker 4: is our fifth receiver and if anybody go down, he
Speaker 4: can play all three positions. All he would need now
Speaker 4: is the experience.
Speaker 3: And he's a larger receiver. I think he's six '
Speaker 3: three six four.
Speaker 2: I don't know what he is. He's this loan yeah
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 3: And somebody put this on him and I was like, well,
Speaker 3: don't do that to this guy. They say, well, he's
Speaker 3: the next Noah Brown. He right now is a better
Speaker 3: receiver than Noah Brown.
Speaker 4: We are so quick to say who is Somebody looks
Speaker 4: just because he's big.
Speaker 2: Oh, he can block.
Speaker 3: And I always say I don't want my wide receivers
Speaker 3: to have to block.
Speaker 2: Let that be something that is a reward.
Speaker 4: And what I mean by that is if you block real, well,
Speaker 4: then we'll throw your extra ball. If you catch the ball,
Speaker 4: you have a blocking is not what I'm getting.
Speaker 2: You get open and catch the ball.
Speaker 4: Give it to get open and catch the ball.
Speaker 3: All right, Well you remember that when you're watching the
Speaker 3: game on Saturday four pm at and T Stadium. Get
Speaker 3: open and catch the ball and hopefully. Nate Newton and
Speaker 3: Mickey Spagnola here on mix Shots got open today and
Speaker 3: caught the show, right, that's right, all right. We will
Speaker 3: see you again next Monday from Oxnard, California. And have
Speaker 3: a good Wednesday, Fane Nate Newton.
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