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Speaker 1: Nate Newton, Kurt Daniels, Jesse Holly, and Shannon Gross, Welcome
Speaker 1: to the Fun Town RV Tailgate at Tostitos Championship Plaza
Speaker 1: at Sport Center. We are live out here at the
Speaker 1: Star Fellas. We are in person together on the air.
Speaker 1: We have your headphones on. Yeah, I got hit as.
Speaker 1: I can't hear nothing. You can't blocked out? Oh man, Nate,
Speaker 1: Nate's chairs show. Yeah, I'm getting and I also finally
Speaker 1: got the poster hung up. You didn't get it hung up?
Speaker 1: You're right, Thank you Brett Jeffries, which put this together
Speaker 1: for us with V. It's gonna be a fun two
Speaker 1: days out of here with something. Little star Chris is
Speaker 1: out here on the set trying to get Nate straight.
Speaker 1: So starting off the hell of a show, fella, starting
Speaker 1: off thing. So man, it's good seeing You're good seeing
Speaker 1: you guys, man, How are y'all? Jesse, you look almost
Speaker 1: as good as you know. I'll try to do what
Speaker 1: I try to do when I can do it. Your
Speaker 1: pants are shorter, your hair's long. No, first of all,
Speaker 1: my pants are not shorter. Here's what I wan't allow
Speaker 1: allowed to happen. I will never allow people who don't
Speaker 1: like your closet consists of jeans, boots, and flannels. No,
Speaker 1: not necessari unless you put on a suit, which, by
Speaker 1: the way, I yeah, I pocket square. Okay, we're not
Speaker 1: gonna go and I'm not gonna allow Nate to ever
Speaker 1: sweatpants over there? Who was the sweatpants king? Ye talk
Speaker 1: about my dress, Kurt, Let talk about me bad. It's okay,
Speaker 1: all right, I'm with the bend. Then in the game,
Speaker 1: my socks will match my shirt always. Is that how
Speaker 1: you do Is that how you do it? Baby? Okay,
Speaker 1: that's how you do it, Kurt. I see you got
Speaker 1: the gray and black on your usual, you know, Dom Gloom.
Speaker 1: I got my Cowboys silver on. Yeah. All right, okay,
Speaker 1: all right, Well, everybody's looking good. We're gonna try to
Speaker 1: get Nates, uh, try to get nates headset working. And
Speaker 1: while we do that, because our boss, the great leader
Speaker 1: that we have, Derek Eagleton send out of the email
Speaker 1: and say, hey, guys, you all should have these nice
Speaker 1: headphones that bols have given us. Thank you, thank you. Hey, guys,
Speaker 1: bring your headphones to the to the gig on Thursday
Speaker 1: and Friday? Did you bring your headphones? I did? Kurt?
Speaker 1: Did you bring your headphones? Rings? I sure did? Na Nay,
Speaker 1: did you bring your headphones? Oh my, damite, been but
Speaker 1: I'm just glad to be able. I see it is
Speaker 1: the biggest dude. I was seated by Live. See if
Speaker 1: they're working now you got us? Could you hear us? Oh? Man? Clear?
Speaker 1: All right, all right, now what's up? Coach? Now? Just
Speaker 1: up baby, Now we can start the show. Nate's holler
Speaker 1: than everybody baby. All the scouts are walking across and
Speaker 1: Nate's screaming and everything. You do realize we're doing a show, right,
Speaker 1: and I'm with this RV. We're I wish I was
Speaker 1: inside this RV. Nate as a big guy, as a
Speaker 1: fat man extrating there they cut a big guy yesterday
Speaker 1: that apparently it came out yesterday that he was thirty
Speaker 1: pounds overweight. What is it not? Seven weeks into the season.
Speaker 1: Break that down for us. How to seven pieces of Night,
Speaker 1: two cases Bill, twenty one piece chicken over the whole
Speaker 1: off season, tweeted what was he doing the previous six months? Right? If? If? If?
Speaker 1: Because the report comes out. The report came out and
Speaker 1: said that he would he never felt right after the
Speaker 1: injury that he had last year, and that he would
Speaker 1: use the next month or so to put to use
Speaker 1: the next month or so to get hisself in game shape.
Speaker 1: The hell was he doing the last six months? And
Speaker 1: why was this accepted? Because when I played, and I
Speaker 1: know for Dawn Show, when they played, we had this
Speaker 1: thing and we did it on Thursday mornings. There was
Speaker 1: a guy who was standing at the weight machine every
Speaker 1: Thursday morning. And when I played, you got fined for
Speaker 1: being you got fined. It was like two hundred and
Speaker 1: seventy nine dollars per pound per day when I played.
Speaker 1: So who Because again, a lot of times when it
Speaker 1: comes to players and now you want to start blaming,
Speaker 1: you know, blaming coaches. Here's why I will blame a
Speaker 1: coach players and this is I will say this, this
Speaker 1: is equal. If they're if they're women listening to this,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna give you a little nugget inside the man's world.
Speaker 1: Players and men, we only do and continue to do
Speaker 1: what you allow us to get away with. That's a
Speaker 1: great point. That's a great point. If you allow us
Speaker 1: to get away with it as players and as men,
Speaker 1: we will continue to do it until it's checked. So, ladies,
Speaker 1: if you're listening, Uncle Joseph's giving you a bit of
Speaker 1: a nugget into the into the man's world. Fellas, if
Speaker 1: you're listening, I'm giving you a nugget into the locker
Speaker 1: rooms world. If you allow it, they will continue to
Speaker 1: do it. So who allow this man to be thirty
Speaker 1: pounds overweight? For the last six months he was getting
Speaker 1: fined And wasn't he at least maybe yeah, he was
Speaker 1: getting fined money wise, I don't know about body wise,
Speaker 1: but it wasn't It wasn't doing nothing. It wasn't help help.
Speaker 1: Let me let me say this right here, man, please
Speaker 1: do because I want the insight of a big man.
Speaker 1: Say this right here. Uh, And don't just give us
Speaker 1: a while when when you when you set up as
Speaker 1: a player, you know and I'm and I'm guilty. Off
Speaker 1: the off season, man, I would get your tremendous weight game,
Speaker 1: but I would also six weeks out of eight weeks
Speaker 1: out before the season starts. I have him. I have
Speaker 1: my own personal guy will go to and his name
Speaker 1: is Mike Spots. He lives in Florida. He bought a
Speaker 1: ten thousand square foot home off my money. Uh. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna tell you something. You have to care, man. You
Speaker 1: have to care because your last few years is what
Speaker 1: people are gonna remember. They can't even remember it. Finally,
Speaker 1: as you're going out giving what you had, like, okay,
Speaker 1: age at you, but you don't want to say, Waite
Speaker 1: got me. Age may get Tom Brady, Age may get grunk,
Speaker 1: Age may get Jason Witten, but it won't be like, yeah, man,
Speaker 1: he was just sorry from the start, got fat, got slopping,
Speaker 1: got yeah. That's bad man, that's a bad perception to leave.
Speaker 1: And I just don't understand how the coaches let this
Speaker 1: go on. I want attack coaches too much. I won't
Speaker 1: say nothing about those guys. Don't worry, I will. But
Speaker 1: how did you How did you let a guy be overweight?
Speaker 1: And you have Gallamore as a rookie, You have Antoine
Speaker 1: Woods who's a second or third year guy, and you
Speaker 1: letting them see this and it's acceptable I am so
Speaker 1: glad that you finally made the right move. So these
Speaker 1: young guys who know that this is not the way
Speaker 1: the Dallas Cowboys are gonna conduct business, you know, and
Speaker 1: I and believe me, Jimmy Johnson was looking for me once.
Speaker 1: Time was that we had a off season drills he
Speaker 1: wanted us to do and he said, on this day,
Speaker 1: I need everybody there and two weeks untwo and he
Speaker 1: came out. It's like, where where's Nate? Where's Nate? Because normally,
Speaker 1: you know, y'all know, I'm always joking and having fun
Speaker 1: and laugh like, where's Nate. I don't hear him? Where Coach?
Speaker 1: Nate's in Florida? Like what he's doing in Florida. He's
Speaker 1: working out, he's losing weight. And Jimmy was mad, you know,
Speaker 1: he called Mike Spots, what the hell going on? Well,
Speaker 1: he's just lost about seventy five pounds in one week. Coach.
Speaker 1: We'll keeping the getting shade. You know, as long as
Speaker 1: you are trying to do the best you can do
Speaker 1: as a player, and there's too many ways that you
Speaker 1: can lose weight uh fast. It ain't the right way,
Speaker 1: it's not the proper way, but it's if this guy
Speaker 1: wanted to get weight off him, it was ways for
Speaker 1: him to get weight off him. He didn't care. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think, and I think we've we've talked about culture
Speaker 1: and you're starting to see you know, them getting rid
Speaker 1: of guys. You know, word, he's gone, Griffin's gone, pos
Speaker 1: now gone. There's rumors that there might be other guys
Speaker 1: that are gonna be gone before the trade deadline. Is
Speaker 1: it is it too late or is this the right
Speaker 1: time to start it and say okay, we're not going
Speaker 1: to tolerate this going forward, this is the standard. Is
Speaker 1: this changing the culture? Yes? I mean, like Jesse said yesterday,
Speaker 1: and he put it in a nice and in a
Speaker 1: very very smart way, you know, h it caught up
Speaker 1: with the cowboys. The eight and eights finally caught up
Speaker 1: with the cowboys to the point where they miscalculated on
Speaker 1: a few guys and it almost sunk them to the
Speaker 1: point where the young guys don't know where to go.
Speaker 1: I mean, you could say one thing, you can say,
Speaker 1: you can teach on the film, you can show guys
Speaker 1: the right thing, and then they look at a veteran
Speaker 1: who can't even do the smallest in a little detailed things.
Speaker 1: Them young players ain't listening to that, like, wow, man,
Speaker 1: you're telling me to fill a gap. And this dude
Speaker 1: just got blue back twelve yards off the ball and
Speaker 1: you haven't said a word to him. So yeah, it
Speaker 1: ain't never too late, and it ain't never too late.
Speaker 1: Now the season has almost been lost. But to start
Speaker 1: today what you want next year and the following year
Speaker 1: is never too late. Kurt. Yeah, I think it's definitely
Speaker 1: not too late, especially because the season might be lost.
Speaker 1: I mean, you got to you gotta build something. Stop
Speaker 1: right there, Kurt, because if we win Sunday Night first
Speaker 1: place in the division, we are in the DA, the
Speaker 1: easiest schedule left according to experts, the entire NFL. From Kurt,
Speaker 1: but Nick him, I'm gonna make sure you get the flu.
Speaker 1: Don't do that. Don't do that. Yes, see any feedback
Speaker 1: on that culture. No too late. No, it's never too
Speaker 1: late for change. It's never too late for change. Now
Speaker 1: the season is done, you can go with the almost
Speaker 1: of the might. The season is done, Okay, so this
Speaker 1: is the time now to start changing the culture. And
Speaker 1: to Nate's point, into curse point, you're absolutely right. For
Speaker 1: the younger guys, this is what they see. They've seen
Speaker 1: a guy come into meetings, they've seen a guy watch film,
Speaker 1: they watched the film. They've seen a guy on Sunday
Speaker 1: who got absolutely destroyed weekend and week out. And this
Speaker 1: is sometimes we talk about losing locker rooms and we
Speaker 1: talk about losing players. This is a culture that has
Speaker 1: been developed over time. And so you wonder why people
Speaker 1: don't go out and say, well, why isn't anyone say anything?
Speaker 1: Because they're all in this pot together, They've all been
Speaker 1: taught these ways together. And you guys hate when I
Speaker 1: bring this up, but when you look at how New
Speaker 1: England runs the organization, that would have never been accepted.
Speaker 1: What we're two months into the season, almost three months
Speaker 1: into the season, thirty pounds overweight. Bill would have got
Speaker 1: build have said, listen, son, First of all, here's your
Speaker 1: can't wait that you will report at. Then when you
Speaker 1: don't report to that way, I'm gonna find you to
Speaker 1: the max. Then after about a week or so, when
Speaker 1: I didn't see Bill didn't see any progress, you'd have
Speaker 1: been gone. You would have been gone because the culture
Speaker 1: of my locker room and the standards of my team
Speaker 1: is far greater than any other player that we can
Speaker 1: bring in here, because if I let you do that,
Speaker 1: then I'm telling fifty two plus other guys it is okay.
Speaker 1: And there has and the biggest issue is and I
Speaker 1: can put some blame on Mike McCarthy, but the way
Speaker 1: the culture has been before he got here, there was
Speaker 1: never anyone was never no one was ever challenged. No
Speaker 1: player was challenged. Their position wasn't challenged, their playing time
Speaker 1: wasn't challenged. None of that stuff was challenged. I guarantee
Speaker 1: you Zeke fumbling two weeks ago, he might have not
Speaker 1: played the second half. I watched Jonas Gray run for
Speaker 1: the for the Patriots and have almost two hundred and
Speaker 1: plus yards rushing three touchdowns, and he came late to
Speaker 1: a meeting on Monday. He didn't even dress on Sunday.
Speaker 1: There's a player of the Week before I remember that
Speaker 1: didn't even dress the next game. In a in a
Speaker 1: playoff game, west Walker came out of his mouth and
Speaker 1: spoke about something other than his self or better his
Speaker 1: team with his director Flying Feet comment. White Feet comment,
Speaker 1: Westwalker didn't play the first half of a playoff game.
Speaker 1: Your best receiver. But that is the standard, and you
Speaker 1: never have to worry about the standard being broken if
Speaker 1: you hold everyone accountable at all times. So it's never
Speaker 1: what you'd like to do to change. But there's a
Speaker 1: there's a major, major, major shift that has to happen
Speaker 1: on this team starting right now. Can the Can the
Speaker 1: players be part of the culture changers that have to
Speaker 1: come from the coaches in the front office. Players and
Speaker 1: men only do what you allow them to do. Did
Speaker 1: not listen to the first day him and Curtsey. I
Speaker 1: think that a problem going back years is have we
Speaker 1: had good leadership from the players. But here's the things.
Speaker 1: As much as there is alpha, we are trained. I
Speaker 1: can't We are trained as football players, even we are
Speaker 1: self motivated, and we are we are alpha males, but
Speaker 1: we look for that direction from a leader, from a coach,
Speaker 1: from someone else to say, let's go Nate, let's go Jess,
Speaker 1: let's get ready. We are we are programmed that way
Speaker 1: since we were in Little league. We've been programmed that way.
Speaker 1: Guess we're alpha males all that constant, but we've been
Speaker 1: we've been trained in programmed to have someone in front
Speaker 1: of us to give us direction. Like Tom Brady was.
Speaker 1: Was he a guy that was was he gonna lead
Speaker 1: like that or did he all go back to Belichick?
Speaker 1: He told the he told the owner, or this is
Speaker 1: the best draft choice you ever made. And he from
Speaker 1: that day when he made that statement, and mister Kraft,
Speaker 1: he started working relentless, relentless. And he told one time
Speaker 1: the head coach, Belichick said this himself. He called himself
Speaker 1: from check Tom Brady one on one in the office
Speaker 1: with him, and he went, Tom Brady left, I guess
Speaker 1: I'd better get back in my offensive playbook. But you yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, back in the day you had you know,
Speaker 1: Michael and Aikman. I mean, those guys were real leaders,
Speaker 1: weren't they, right, Man, Troy didn't play. Troy did not
Speaker 1: Troy did not say a lot of words when he spoke.
Speaker 1: I looked looked at you in a certain way, you knew,
Speaker 1: and I thought I was only one got that look.
Speaker 1: But I was talking to Moose a year ago and
Speaker 1: he said, Man, Troy looked at me one time out
Speaker 1: to play, and I just knew I had screwed up.
Speaker 1: And he said, from that point on, man, I made
Speaker 1: sure I just did a little bit of extra every week,
Speaker 1: Like he gave you that look too. Yeah, yeah, that
Speaker 1: look went to everybody except Mike Irvin. Let's take our
Speaker 1: first break when we come back. Michael, when we come back,
Speaker 1: I was willing to do anything. Man. You talk about Eagles,
Speaker 1: cowboys and then coming out in first nice had a
Speaker 1: nice I'm taking that hat. When we get off the show,
Speaker 1: can come try. I got you. I can run, you
Speaker 1: can play on the game and thrones all you won't.
Speaker 1: I got Okay, we'll see. We'll see you make and
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Speaker 1: some point. We got Papa John's, we got Dunkin Donuts,
Speaker 1: we got the coffee. I'm surprised enough, you know, I'm
Speaker 1: just seeing a chilling man and joint out. I'm looking
Speaker 1: at this Cowboys team and uh, it's just it got
Speaker 1: me amazed at all the highlights. And I'm like, how
Speaker 1: do we have a losing record? All those great high
Speaker 1: they are playing the highlights out here on the plaza.
Speaker 1: It's it's a beautiful day. You know. What's funny. People
Speaker 1: that are tuning in from up up north and in
Speaker 1: the Northeast probably think it's about six degrees here the
Speaker 1: way we're it's close to fifty seven. We're good, so
Speaker 1: but we're bugling thing. One thing that that changed my
Speaker 1: life in a few moments in my life that have
Speaker 1: been life changing. Yes, So we played in Chicago and
Speaker 1: it was seven degrees that kicked off, and it wound
Speaker 1: up being like four degrees below zero by the end
Speaker 1: of the game. I told myself I would never do
Speaker 1: two things ever again. I would never bitch about it
Speaker 1: being cold, no matter how cold I was, because I
Speaker 1: could not get any colder than I was in that game.
Speaker 1: And I would never underdress and allow myself to be
Speaker 1: cold because of the weather. So I will take clothes off,
Speaker 1: but I will not be under I will not be
Speaker 1: cold whenever I'm outside that game. That was the most
Speaker 1: miserable I have been in my life. Like it was,
Speaker 1: it was awful. Christie Scale Sideline Report Shadler's heat patches on.
Speaker 1: I think she said she had so many ons, like
Speaker 1: about caught fire. I mean she had a heated she
Speaker 1: had a heated Harley Davidson jacket on that had a
Speaker 1: warmer in it, and she was still freezing like it
Speaker 1: was so yeah. So that's why I am bundled up in, Nate.
Speaker 1: I'm glad that you got saved from embarrassment because Brett
Speaker 1: brought you a hat from the pro shop over there,
Speaker 1: because I would have liked to have seen you try
Speaker 1: to turn this hat off my head. What is his name?
Speaker 1: Brett Jeffries? Who is that the guy they gave you
Speaker 1: that hat? Oh? Okay, you's he's al He's already works
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Speaker 1: Thank you. All right, there's that. We're here. I wish
Speaker 1: you could see the opposite view, because there is nobody
Speaker 1: on this plaza except a security guard all the way
Speaker 1: at the other end. He trying to You would think
Speaker 1: Nate had an audience of eight hundred people out here.
Speaker 1: So all right, what do you want to talk about?
Speaker 1: You want to talk at Eagles Cowboys, y'all? Just let
Speaker 1: me say you just want to have fun. Let me
Speaker 1: say this right here on a serious note. Let me
Speaker 1: say it's on a serious note. You know, we did
Speaker 1: we did a little show today, you know called Special Edition,
Speaker 1: and we talked about Ben Denucci and how we think
Speaker 1: Kellen Moore has to, you know, go back into his
Speaker 1: days when he was at at his school boys and
Speaker 1: get some of them RPOs out. Uh, don't put too
Speaker 1: much on this kid. They didn't probably start out trying
Speaker 1: to read a quarter of the field. Try to get
Speaker 1: some easy routes. Try to get some quick hitting plays
Speaker 1: to zeke up the middle and stuff like that so
Speaker 1: we can so we can not lose this kid altogether.
Speaker 1: We we talked about letting the dogs out and that's
Speaker 1: what this philade every team is gonna try to do.
Speaker 1: With Brandon Graham and and at your Cocks and Derek
Speaker 1: Barnett and Leee Jackson. Yeah, And so my thing to you,
Speaker 1: Jesse is what type of plays which you try to
Speaker 1: brain it this kid to help him out. If if
Speaker 1: I'm the OC, if I'm the head coach who was
Speaker 1: the offensive minor coach, I'm doing one or two things.
Speaker 1: I'm going to go back and say, Son, let's pull
Speaker 1: up some of your college film. Tell me some of
Speaker 1: your college plays or your college throws, because if he's
Speaker 1: a starting quarterback and has some skins in the wall
Speaker 1: at his college, what was his college that again, James
Speaker 1: James Madison, Yes, tell me your five best throws that
Speaker 1: you enjoyed in that offense. And then I'm trying to
Speaker 1: find those five plays that he asked me about. Where
Speaker 1: do I have those same ones in my playbook? Something
Speaker 1: similar to something that we can design, because all you
Speaker 1: want for this kid is familiarity. You want him to
Speaker 1: be able to come to the line of scrimmage. You
Speaker 1: want him to be able to come into the huddle.
Speaker 1: That's very important, ladies and gentlemen. You want him to
Speaker 1: be able to come into the huddle with the level
Speaker 1: of confidence that the guys that he's playing with believes
Speaker 1: in him. If you start giving them all these long
Speaker 1: plays that he's never worked on and can't pronounce properly
Speaker 1: or can't read through, the guys in the huddle are
Speaker 1: gonna be saying, what the hell are we got going
Speaker 1: on here? But if he comes in there with the
Speaker 1: level of confidence and he's able to and it sounds crazy,
Speaker 1: but his delivery of the plays to be clean, to
Speaker 1: be crisp, to be authoritative in his delivery of the
Speaker 1: plays matter in a huddle, in the actual huddle, and
Speaker 1: then once I get to the line of scrimmage, I
Speaker 1: want to have a familiality of I know where the
Speaker 1: ball is supposed to be going, I know the reads,
Speaker 1: and I try to put him in the most comfortable
Speaker 1: position possible so that he is comfortable, so that now
Speaker 1: he gets some throws off, because what happens is you
Speaker 1: don't want this thing to spire out of control. He
Speaker 1: doesn't have enough start or experience in the National Football
Speaker 1: League to really gather himself and if things start getting
Speaker 1: out of hand early, so give him easy throws and
Speaker 1: remind him. Son punting is okay, don't try to force it,
Speaker 1: don't try to do more than you're supposed to be doing.
Speaker 1: Let's go out here and execute those plays. Checkdowns are okay,
Speaker 1: and if it comes down to it, don't force it
Speaker 1: in there, throw it away and we will pump and
Speaker 1: we'll figure it out. You know, because kicks, every series
Speaker 1: ends with some type of kick, a punt, field goal,
Speaker 1: extra point. As long as it's ending like that, you
Speaker 1: got an opportunity but if it's ending with turnovers just
Speaker 1: bad plays, you can't have that. And we talk about
Speaker 1: Diggs on the other side. You know he's getting better.
Speaker 1: You see plays where he's getting better. But you don't
Speaker 1: want this bend the news. You can't go through what
Speaker 1: Digs go through. For a cornerback, that's different. You're asking
Speaker 1: a quarterback and my hey, man, just forget that bad
Speaker 1: play and he fixing his face mask and he fixing
Speaker 1: his shoulder pad. Mean, now it's differently getting beat deep
Speaker 1: and getting drove into the ground. Man, It's a big difference.
Speaker 1: How many plays? How many plays would a would you
Speaker 1: go in a typical game plan with your starting quarterback
Speaker 1: with dak or Andy Dalton? How many plays would you
Speaker 1: go in with everything? And then how many plays should
Speaker 1: they back it down? For de Nucci, you would go
Speaker 1: in with Jesse. What would you see our protections overlapped?
Speaker 1: Would each overlapped in certain plays, passing plays, our run
Speaker 1: block and overlapped and run plays. But the receivers could
Speaker 1: have a combination of things versus coverage. So with Jesse
Speaker 1: and what would y'all be looking at for me? He
Speaker 1: would there There wouldn't be more than fifteen to twenty
Speaker 1: passing plays, somewhere between eight to ten runs. We're gonna
Speaker 1: keep this thing very vanilla. And what would it normally
Speaker 1: be like if if Dak were in there, one hundred thousand,
Speaker 1: everything's on the table, audibles on the table, two minutes
Speaker 1: on the table. You know, hey, Dak, do your things
Speaker 1: on the table. Like everything you go from a you know,
Speaker 1: you see some some office courting, like Andy Reid who
Speaker 1: has like the Chiefscake Factory menu type playbooks. You know,
Speaker 1: with all these plays, That's what I'm asking, what's a
Speaker 1: typical playbook? How many plays? Like I don't know how
Speaker 1: many plays are let's hundreds, hundreds what it is you
Speaker 1: could have like and to read uh, Sean McVay, it's
Speaker 1: a few guys, uh grouten, they just got a million plays. Well,
Speaker 1: some guys like north Turner, he'll have like Jess said,
Speaker 1: you have ten running plays, and they'll have twenty five
Speaker 1: passing plays. But it'll be a hundred variations all of
Speaker 1: those plays, a hundred movements that they would give you
Speaker 1: off of these plays. And I think Sean mcvade the
Speaker 1: best that lining up in the same set of people
Speaker 1: but giving you different variations, and that is what our
Speaker 1: defense is struggling with it. Right now, You can take
Speaker 1: one man and moving across the formation and it throws
Speaker 1: out of defense out of kilt, brings up. Um McCarthy
Speaker 1: said yesterday talked about defensive eyes, and he targeted guys
Speaker 1: who didn't watch the I guess wasn't watching the player
Speaker 1: or wasn't watching the wrong thing. I'm not real sure,
Speaker 1: but I mean, how does that If they're focusing on
Speaker 1: defensive eyes and our guys doing it right, why are
Speaker 1: they getting so lost in motions and things like because
Speaker 1: they're not doing it right. I saw for the first
Speaker 1: time with Layton in there a lot of a lot
Speaker 1: of teams when they when when you go in motion,
Speaker 1: they are they will adjust with either with their linebackers
Speaker 1: if they have three linebackers the funnel, they are just
Speaker 1: with their linebackers, so you cannot gain leverage on them.
Speaker 1: Leverage mean like if you gotta if I'm the defensive
Speaker 1: end and you motion across and put a man right
Speaker 1: there and I have no outside help. Now you've leveraged
Speaker 1: me through motion, Well, a lot of guys get up
Speaker 1: and move out that extra man, so you can't out
Speaker 1: leverage them. Well, a lot of guys will brangle safety
Speaker 1: up so you can't out leverage them, or they'll move
Speaker 1: their linebackers over so you can't out leverage them. But
Speaker 1: our guys that just stand there and they'll run a
Speaker 1: guy across the motion, you're out leveraged. So I'm automatically
Speaker 1: getting to the corner and I got a three yard
Speaker 1: game even if you fight across that. So you know,
Speaker 1: it's about making adjustments and not being out leveraged. You
Speaker 1: see guys standing up in the defensive backfield looking in
Speaker 1: the backfield, and the most dbs are taught from birth
Speaker 1: always take a step back first. I've never seen guys
Speaker 1: that just standing there and look at a guy running
Speaker 1: up on them. You're automatically letting this guy out leverage
Speaker 1: you just by movement alone. That shouldn't happen to a defense.
Speaker 1: You know what shouldn't happen. We shouldn't have to take
Speaker 1: another break because I'm having too much fun, but we
Speaker 1: have to. We gotta pay some bills. Jesse, You just
Speaker 1: can't hide money, can't you. Nope, you just look good man, Jessy,
Speaker 1: you man, for god, how good you look? I haven't
Speaker 1: seen you full like, full bodied and so long all
Speaker 1: I've been seeing some big guns and just that'll cover
Speaker 1: them up to day. I know, I'm surprised. I figured
Speaker 1: you'd be out in the tank top toy degree weather.
Speaker 1: I started too, you know, Jess, we just found a
Speaker 1: bunch of goal you see like you man. But oh,
Speaker 1: I'm listening. That's post man. It's all right. We'll go
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Speaker 1: All right, do we have any hope this week? With
Speaker 1: this Cowboys defense against this Philly offense? Carson Wentz, Carson
Speaker 1: Wentz will give it up, he'll give it up. And
Speaker 1: two fumbles? So how do we feel? What do we
Speaker 1: what do we? What do we feel good about this?
Speaker 1: We got to stop the run first, right? Do you
Speaker 1: feel good about that? No? Not necessarily? I well, we
Speaker 1: got to stop the run. Let me rephrase that, Kurt,
Speaker 1: have you stopped the run yet this year? No? Have
Speaker 1: you prevented yourself from being blown five yards off the ball. Okay,
Speaker 1: you does you have stop? This week? We got the
Speaker 1: guy who was playing, So that's the hope. The guy
Speaker 1: who was getting a majority of those snaps, who were
Speaker 1: getting to blow up the ball five yards, he's gone.
Speaker 1: So yeah, bye process of elimination. You've gotten better. So
Speaker 1: maybe it's not five yards, maybe it's two. And now
Speaker 1: maybe you're not in the lap of the running back,
Speaker 1: I mean the linebacker. Maybe he's able to get around that.
Speaker 1: Because right so there is hope. And here's the other
Speaker 1: hope that you can also put this into is that
Speaker 1: now that these guys who are the younger guys, they're
Speaker 1: not splitting the reps, they're not looking over their shoulder,
Speaker 1: because there are time when you get into a game
Speaker 1: and you're a young guy, you're gonna mess up. And
Speaker 1: if if, if we're just doing numbers percentages, if I
Speaker 1: get five reps and I mess up one rep, but
Speaker 1: I only get five, it looks bad because I didn't
Speaker 1: have many reps. But someone who now went from maybe
Speaker 1: playing twenty snaps twenty five snaps that will get fifty,
Speaker 1: I have more opportunity to do better. I have more
Speaker 1: opportunities to see it it's like like a picture right.
Speaker 1: Shout out to the Dodgers for winning. But they took
Speaker 1: Blake Snell out because they said he was coming up
Speaker 1: on the third round of batters. Yes he was, and
Speaker 1: usually you kind of get analytics the analytics. Same thing
Speaker 1: with football. Well, if I'm playing more than five, ten, fifteen,
Speaker 1: twenty snaps, I get a chance to see that down
Speaker 1: and distance again, I get a chance to see these
Speaker 1: certain moves. I get the chance they see this running
Speaker 1: back and what he likes to do. And now I
Speaker 1: can adjust my game throughout the game to get better
Speaker 1: as we're playing. So there's some hope that maybe these
Speaker 1: younger guys will get in there. They're gonna bring energy.
Speaker 1: Younger guys gonna bring energy, and as you want that
Speaker 1: because like you say the other day, Nate, yeah you
Speaker 1: were going left and you should have been went right,
Speaker 1: but you were going one hundred miles an hour. Right Now,
Speaker 1: we can get you go the right direction. We might
Speaker 1: have something here. And you just hoped over the course
Speaker 1: of the game they keep that same intensity of that
Speaker 1: same energy, that same effort and they're going in the
Speaker 1: right direction. So that's hope there. Okay, you got any hope.
Speaker 1: You know. You know what, Man, Jesse just inspired me. Man,
Speaker 1: come on to talk, Jesse. So be it opportunity to talk.
Speaker 1: You guys know this, there will never be an opportunity.
Speaker 1: I'm like, you know what, I'm good unless it's about
Speaker 1: offensive lineman play. I am going to take this opportunity
Speaker 1: to talk. I'm gonna tell you something. I'm gonna tell
Speaker 1: you something about But I hope all it takes is
Speaker 1: one or two good plays, you know, one or two
Speaker 1: nice plays, and whether it's a sack, whether it's an interception,
Speaker 1: it can rally your team. You know. And I'm being honest,
Speaker 1: I ain't. I ain't really looking at the wins and
Speaker 1: losses from this point. I'm looking at the attitude and
Speaker 1: the willingness to be in the right place and do
Speaker 1: the right thing and do it one hundred miles an hour.
Speaker 1: That that's that's what I'm looking at. And you know
Speaker 1: that's up for coaches and all of them. You know that,
Speaker 1: you know, they like their life is on the line
Speaker 1: for for the wins and losses. The quarterback and the
Speaker 1: head coach. That's that's where they getting judged. At me,
Speaker 1: you know, as just observer of players, I want to
Speaker 1: see some enthusiasm. And like I said, for the last
Speaker 1: three or four days, I've been just having bending Nuc
Speaker 1: benda Nuca. And what I mean by that is not
Speaker 1: so much that he's playing quarterback, because Dank is our quarterback,
Speaker 1: but it is an era of new young guys that
Speaker 1: are getting an opportunity to really play and to really
Speaker 1: and to really make a difference on this team. And
Speaker 1: that's why I keep saying that bender Nucci eras here.
Speaker 1: And and if they cut a veteran guy that's over
Speaker 1: thirty years old one a day, when not bother me.
Speaker 1: When you guys turned it around back in the nineties,
Speaker 1: did it was the turning point during a season or
Speaker 1: was it in an off season? It's an off season
Speaker 1: because coach Johnson came in the off season, you know,
Speaker 1: and missus Johnson of trade of herschel Walker in the
Speaker 1: middle of the season. It was in the middle of
Speaker 1: the season. But what I'm saying, the attitude started to change.
Speaker 1: But he uh, he threw this around to the coaches.
Speaker 1: As we found out, Coach Johnson it was out job
Speaker 1: and he said, man, you know it was him. Coach wise.
Speaker 1: Coach acts Hubbard acts hubbad Alexander, excuse me, butcher Davis uh,
Speaker 1: and the defensive coordinator once that they are jogging, and
Speaker 1: I hope I got all the coaches right. And he said,
Speaker 1: what if I was to get rid of hershel, you know,
Speaker 1: and bring in some players, you know, And he said
Speaker 1: that he had mixed reviews from the coaches. I just
Speaker 1: gonna like, that's the only weapon we got. The defense
Speaker 1: goes like, hey, you know, if it's gonna be some divins, guys. Yeah,
Speaker 1: And so he swung it him, mister Jones swung it.
Speaker 1: They swung it, man, and and everybody laughed and once
Speaker 1: again everybody like, man, what is this college coach doing?
Speaker 1: And Jimmy told him right after that right now happened?
Speaker 1: He told him, He told us again, and he never
Speaker 1: wavered every chance. I have to make this team better.
Speaker 1: I don't care what I have to do, how I
Speaker 1: have to do it. I'm gonna make this team better.
Speaker 1: And so yeah, yeah, it just certain things was not allowed, man,
Speaker 1: Certain things are not allowed, like, uh, you know, you're
Speaker 1: building your brand. I admire that players, I really do,
Speaker 1: because when I played, you had to become a player
Speaker 1: before you allowed to build your brand. Now, you can
Speaker 1: just show up and just hey, hey, I want to
Speaker 1: start this business and use the Cowboys as a reference
Speaker 1: to expand your business when you don't do your end
Speaker 1: and making the Cowboys look good by being the best
Speaker 1: player you can be. Whereas before you even around, star
Speaker 1: Star has that effect. Jesse were at four minutes. You
Speaker 1: want to take half of that at least if Kurt
Speaker 1: doesn't have anything to say, no, don't ever have enough
Speaker 1: no to just continue, just to continue on the on
Speaker 1: the hope train. And it's just for offensively and for
Speaker 1: be bend Nucci, I mean defensively and for bend Nucci offensively.
Speaker 1: A lot of these young guys, one of the things
Speaker 1: that veteran guys rely on so much is information. Veteran
Speaker 1: guys rely on so much of information. What do I know?
Speaker 1: How do I process it? And how could I use
Speaker 1: it to my advantage? Young guys don't have much information
Speaker 1: for the veteran guys. Ben de Nucci has no tape.
Speaker 1: You gotta go back to James Madison to find tape
Speaker 1: of Ben d Nucci. Right, so, so cornerbacks don't know
Speaker 1: what his favorite throws are defensive corner they don't know
Speaker 1: what he can and cannot do just yet. You know,
Speaker 1: there's you know, there's some right ups about what he
Speaker 1: was and Colin, but no one knows what he can
Speaker 1: actually do on the field. Same thing for the young
Speaker 1: guys who will be getting a lot more reps. Right, guys,
Speaker 1: knew Daryl Worley a very bad with his eyes is
Speaker 1: a guesser. That has been his history and it rained
Speaker 1: true here. So what do we do. We're gonna run
Speaker 1: double moves. We're gonna run right by them because they
Speaker 1: had information on these guys. There's no information on a
Speaker 1: lot of these young guys. So that's where they can
Speaker 1: sometimes surprise you, like Clayton Kershall going into the city.
Speaker 1: Even even with the young defensive guys, these offensive linemens
Speaker 1: who are veteran that they're going up against against Philadelphia,
Speaker 1: they know that you know what, so and so his
Speaker 1: favorite move is this, His favorite move is that. So
Speaker 1: these younger guys, and they alluded to it, getting one
Speaker 1: or two players where you can change the game if
Speaker 1: I don't know your move and you get me with
Speaker 1: a speed or spin or bull or a rip. And
Speaker 1: now that creates because again these are still professional football players,
Speaker 1: and that creates a sack, a strip, sack, fumble, a deflection,
Speaker 1: whatever it may be, and we gain an advantage from
Speaker 1: that that can be the deciding factor of the game.
Speaker 1: So if you're looking for some hope, is that these
Speaker 1: guys don't have information that they can give to Philadelphia
Speaker 1: to use to their advantage. Wow, Jesse, already ya know
Speaker 1: we're gonna win this game. No no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: no no, he gonick them. I'm giving you hope. About
Speaker 1: to be a Baptist preach Tomorrow is different. Live today,
Speaker 1: and let tomorrow like tomorrow worry by itself. The cowboys
Speaker 1: tomorrowboys were talking to it tomorrow. Yeah, okay, so ain't
Speaker 1: that okay? Yea man, but that was Yeah. These ll
Speaker 1: these coaches tell like a young guy like Gallimore. They say, okay,
Speaker 1: you got one good move, you got two good moves.
Speaker 1: We want you to save that until this time of
Speaker 1: the game. No, no, no, go play, go play. As
Speaker 1: long as you're doing with alignment assignment stuff, go play.
Speaker 1: No coaches ever gonna tell you when the usual move
Speaker 1: when not the usual move because they don't have a
Speaker 1: feel for the game. They're not out there in the
Speaker 1: sense of you know, hey, coach, I've been setting him
Speaker 1: up for the last you know, two drives. I'm set up.
Speaker 1: Whoop swoop, I've been set you know. So they don't
Speaker 1: just go play as long as when you do it
Speaker 1: it works. It works. They've never seen it before, and
Speaker 1: especially if it's gonna be out of character scheme. Right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: better work tomorrow. You were gonna want to tune in
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Speaker 1: actually pretty cool, fellas, this has been amazing. We should
Speaker 1: do this every day. Like I'm around people, I'm outside,
Speaker 1: I'm back at the Star like it's good to see y'all.
Speaker 1: It was great to do the show. You hang around Nate.
Speaker 1: What he's going to pronounce this stuff wrong? Oh? This
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Speaker 1: special hats on tomorrow. We'll be doing this again out
Speaker 1: here tomorrow. The weather will be a little nicer, so
Speaker 1: we won't be all bundled up and shout I'm bringing
Speaker 1: his Mommy's girl and debate everybody. Bring the whole family tomorrow.
Speaker 1: We'll have an audience. Awesome, just kidding's what's kind of
Speaker 1: bringing his dogs? No audience, Kurt, Kurt, bring the dogs tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Thank yeah, bring the dogs. Make us feel like we're
Speaker 1: really doing the show. It's been great. Jesse, thank you, Kurt,
Speaker 1: Thank you. Alex and Chris on the truck, thank you.
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