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Speaker 2: yours all right. The Dallas Cowboys. Dak played about as
Speaker 2: well as he has played in the last ten games,
Speaker 2: certainly against the talented Chargers defense. Not a good one,
Speaker 2: not a well coached one, but a talented one, and
Speaker 2: so Dak throws form about two hundred and forty yards
Speaker 2: a touchdown, couple of big throws on that final drive
Speaker 2: Brandon Cooks delivered tonight, and Matt Mosley, of course, you
Speaker 2: know Matt's been a friend of the volume for a
Speaker 2: long time. There's so many different areas to go, but
Speaker 2: let's start with Dak. He had better protection most of
Speaker 2: the night. I thought he and Gallup don't work. It's
Speaker 2: clearly Ceedee Lamb and Brandon Cooks Tonight felt like he
Speaker 2: sort of arrived in this offense. But I thought Dak
Speaker 2: played pretty well. That fair.
Speaker 3: I think it's fair.
Speaker 1: I mean, I think had it gone the other direction,
Speaker 1: we'd be talking about that throw to Pollard. I mean
Speaker 1: that will route with Pollard was wide open, and I
Speaker 1: know Troy was trying to make the argument maybe Murray
Speaker 1: did something there. I don't really think there was much there.
Speaker 1: So he misses a wide open throw to kind of
Speaker 1: end the game there. But for the most part, you're right.
Speaker 1: I mean, I would still say this offense looks weird
Speaker 1: because the only time it really works is when he escapes.
Speaker 3: So he makes the.
Speaker 1: Huge play to Pollard, they have a mistackle, Pollard makes
Speaker 1: a nice play and goes for sixty. But in terms
Speaker 1: of like the timing of the so called Texas Coast offense,
Speaker 1: there's no real timing, like Dak kind of has to
Speaker 1: go make plays for it to happen. Now, the good
Speaker 1: news is he made him. I mean, he looked awful
Speaker 1: the week before, all the interceptions and everything he ran.
Speaker 1: I think he plays so much better when they get
Speaker 1: him running the football and on that RPO where he
Speaker 1: keeps it for the eighteen yard touch. Yeah, like that's
Speaker 1: huge for his confidence the team. Everybody kind of feeds
Speaker 1: off that.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I think Dak knows what he is more than
Speaker 2: we give him credit for. Dak is not a brilliant
Speaker 2: pocket passer, and I think Dak knows it. Dak's at
Speaker 2: his best. I thought the Cowboys were hyper aggressive and
Speaker 2: ran him in the first half, first couple series. They
Speaker 2: went out of their way to say and Aikman said
Speaker 2: this in the pregame. He said, I think you're gonna
Speaker 2: like what you see from the Cowboys tonight. He'd obviously
Speaker 2: had some intel. I think they made a mission tonight.
Speaker 2: We're gonna run Dak. We're gonna have Dak run more,
Speaker 2: and I think he's more successful that way. There are
Speaker 2: people that are natural runners. Lamar Josh Allen, Jalen hurts
Speaker 2: and then there are people that are just what I
Speaker 2: would call they run. They run to escape, but they're
Speaker 2: like Russell Wilson and Dak kind of run to escape.
Speaker 2: But at times I think they're more effective out of
Speaker 2: the pocket. I think Lamar is a better thrower in
Speaker 2: the pot the people give him credit for. I think
Speaker 2: Josh is great in the pocket. I think Jalen Hurts
Speaker 2: is better than the pocket. I think Dak and Russell
Speaker 2: Wilson are okay guys in the pocket. I just think
Speaker 2: they're okay. So I think I think Dak to your point,
Speaker 2: it is interesting if I said to you the game
Speaker 2: featured two teams with no chance to win a Super
Speaker 2: Bowl for the same reason. Twenty total penalties eleven on Dallas,
Speaker 2: nine on the Chargers. Neither one of these teams looks
Speaker 2: well coached. That was my takeaway tonight. Third down defense
Speaker 2: for the Chargers, oh as a whole basic off sides
Speaker 2: for the Cowboys, motion penalties. These teams did not look
Speaker 2: well coached to me tonight. No Cowboys continue to be undisciplined.
Speaker 2: You know, on both sides. On the defensive line, you're
Speaker 2: right where they line up. You know, back to Dak
Speaker 2: a little bit, your point about the pocket is interesting.
Speaker 2: He was kind of still in the pocket, like his
Speaker 2: best throw of the night might have been when he
Speaker 2: was backing up, which generally it is. It's interesting you
Speaker 2: don't like want your quarterback like going back there other
Speaker 2: than like Mahomes or Josh Allen or somebody and throwing
Speaker 2: kind of off their back foot. And yet the best
Speaker 2: touch he put on a ball was that throw to
Speaker 2: Cooks in the end zone where he's backing up and
Speaker 2: he's going in and he puts he puts a gorgeous
Speaker 2: ball on that.
Speaker 3: So he he has the ability. I agree.
Speaker 1: I mean, I think, first of all, you still have
Speaker 1: wasn't that interesting that you had Kellen Moore on the
Speaker 1: other sideline and you had both teams bogging down, got
Speaker 1: down there in the red zone, didn't really have a
Speaker 1: great plan for what they were going to do to
Speaker 1: which I was like, both Dallas, you know, both Dallas's
Speaker 1: offenses looked pretty bad in the red zone.
Speaker 2: Right, you know, It's interesting when I look at this
Speaker 2: game overall, I thought my biggest take was the Dallas
Speaker 2: defensive front basically manipulated the Chargers O line. I think
Speaker 2: the Chargers had six holding calls, Herbert almost never had
Speaker 2: a clean pocket. Therefore he rushed it by the second quarter,
Speaker 2: missing open throws justin. Herbert's a very good quarterback. But
Speaker 2: I think what happens in games sometimes is that when
Speaker 2: you get hit early, even if you don't get sacked,
Speaker 2: and you have to rush the throws, you start doing
Speaker 2: that automatically. You just hurry things up. And I thought
Speaker 2: they got Herbert out of rhythm by their pressure. I mean,
Speaker 2: he was running for his life for the first half.
Speaker 2: They settled down a little in the second. But I
Speaker 2: think my big picture in the entire takeaway is the
Speaker 2: Chargers on occasion elected to block Micah one on one dumb, ineffective,
Speaker 2: huge trouble. But overall, if I'm flying back to Dallas
Speaker 2: the Cowboys, I feel like our defensive front, not McCarthy,
Speaker 2: our defensive front really controlled the football game.
Speaker 3: I think that's right. I thought a Digazoo played brilliantly.
Speaker 1: I thought he controlled, and I think Kellen Moore thought,
Speaker 1: I've got to go with the run. I've got to
Speaker 1: keep I cannot abandon the run game at all, And
Speaker 1: it really wasn't there. And then to your point, like
Speaker 1: seventy seven over on the left side. I mean, that
Speaker 1: was interesting what they said about Mica. He's like, well,
Speaker 1: he respects Slaton, so he's not gonna line up there
Speaker 1: the whole night. He's going to go to the other
Speaker 1: side and think about how badly you have to be
Speaker 1: holding to get called on one of those quick running plays.
Speaker 1: They run Eckler over the left side and seventy seven
Speaker 1: gets caught in there because it was so incredibly obvious
Speaker 1: because he has a wrestling move where he took the
Speaker 1: guy to the ground. And boy, we had our Leon
Speaker 1: Lett moment in this game where the Cowboys player inexplicably
Speaker 1: I guess thought the ball was touched by his teammates
Speaker 1: and slides in there at the last minute Jaalen Tolbert
Speaker 1: and and live to tell about it. I mean that
Speaker 1: really was. Cowboys do some boneheaded things. But there's a
Speaker 1: second year player that decides to come diving in after
Speaker 1: a football and hands it back to the Chargers. I mean,
Speaker 1: the Cowboys tried to give them that game.
Speaker 2: Oh, no question. And the Chargers, Yeah, the Dallas was
Speaker 2: the better team tonight and tried to give it away.
Speaker 2: The Chargers have they really do have some good players.
Speaker 2: But when you live in Los Angeles, and I know
Speaker 2: they're not. They're not a national team. They're barely a
Speaker 2: popular regional team or a Los Angeles team. But with
Speaker 2: Brandon Staley being a defensive coordinator like Matt Eberflus in Chicago,
Speaker 2: You're like, well, why is the defense so bad? The
Speaker 2: Chargers have more money on the defensive side than any
Speaker 2: team in the league, Khalil Mack and Bosa Derwin James.
Speaker 2: They whiffed on a cornerback acquisition, but they have active linebackers.
Speaker 2: The Chargers spent a ton on defense, two elite rush ends,
Speaker 2: have a defensive coach, and are as bad on fourth
Speaker 2: and third and long as any defense in the league.
Speaker 2: So at least Dallas can say, hey, we have an
Speaker 2: offensive coach. Dak had one of his best games. Brandon
Speaker 2: Cooks was involved. I mean, I look at Dallas and
Speaker 2: I thought their O line play buy and large. Dak
Speaker 2: had a more comfortable pocket. Dak had a good game.
Speaker 2: They had a game plan. They moved Dak early. I
Speaker 2: felt like there was a plan by Dallas. Meanwhile, the
Speaker 2: Chargers off a bye week, no trick plays. I didn't
Speaker 2: what was the game plan. Maybe the Cowboys d line
Speaker 2: blew it up, But I didn't see anything.
Speaker 3: Can we talk.
Speaker 1: About what McCarthy was doing at the end of the
Speaker 1: first half, Like when even the clock operator thought, well,
Speaker 1: most any coach ever will stop the clock here with
Speaker 1: a timeout and take a shot at the end zone
Speaker 1: with eight seconds left, and McCarty's over there. No, no,
Speaker 1: I didn't call the time out. Wind this clock down
Speaker 1: for me, and they come back from a break. The broadcasters,
Speaker 1: everybody doing the game was like completely confused. They're like,
Speaker 1: did we miss a play? What happened here? And and
Speaker 1: McCarthy because they stopped the clock, they had to get
Speaker 1: it down to three. Because McCarthy didn't want to take
Speaker 1: a shot at the end zone. I mean, like, think,
Speaker 1: I imagine that being a play caller and offensive guy,
Speaker 1: and you've got so little confidence in your guy or
Speaker 1: your offense that you're like, I do not want to
Speaker 1: see a ball go in the end zone from what
Speaker 1: to like the the eighteen yard line wherever they were,
Speaker 1: they're going to take a.
Speaker 3: Rip at the end zone.
Speaker 1: And he's like, no, I would rather I've got ceedee, lamb,
Speaker 1: I got all these folks. I'd rather just kick this
Speaker 1: thing and make sure we go in ten seven. I mean,
Speaker 1: you kind of you have one young head coach is
Speaker 1: kind of trying to it's probably lucky to still have
Speaker 1: a job, and then you have one coach who's kind
Speaker 1: of trying to extend his career. And they both did
Speaker 1: some baffling things. But Mike wants to be mister go
Speaker 1: for it them fourth down, but then he wants to
Speaker 1: get down there and like not even take a shot
Speaker 1: and settle for the field goal. So, I mean, you've
Speaker 1: got some you got some weird, weird stuff going.
Speaker 3: On in that game.
Speaker 2: Yeah, twenty penalties. I thought Dallas the better team, almost
Speaker 2: gave it away. I thought these were I looked at
Speaker 2: these two teams and I thought those teams can't win
Speaker 2: a Super Bowl. They literally beat themselves. Philadelphia is still
Speaker 2: trying to find their offensive identity, but I never think
Speaker 2: they're poorly coached. Kansas City's trying to figure out their
Speaker 2: receiving cort. They're well coached. Detroit Dan Campbell may be goofy,
Speaker 2: they look well coached. I mean Jacksonville dropped Jacksonville and
Speaker 2: Baltimore led the NFL and drops early, and then you
Speaker 2: watch them last couple of weeks They're like, oh, those
Speaker 2: are well coached teams. I felt like I watched two
Speaker 2: poorly coached teams. The Chargers O line basically limited anything
Speaker 2: Herbert could do. The Cowboys had silly penalties. My takeaway
Speaker 2: at the end of the half on that was that
Speaker 2: between Mike McCarthy saying in the offseason we want to
Speaker 2: run the ball and that and that play call, Mike
Speaker 2: McCarthy does not trust Dak, and I thought tonight drat
Speaker 2: Dak was as trustable as he's been all year. He
Speaker 2: played well.
Speaker 1: He had one is he throw late that like they
Speaker 1: were talking about, like Troy was talking about, you kind
Speaker 1: of hope he was throwing that ball away because if
Speaker 1: he's on target, it's a pick six in a game
Speaker 1: in so there's always a real curious thing that he does.
Speaker 1: I mean, you can't miss that throw to Pollard, like
Speaker 1: you can't, like just the game's over and he's running
Speaker 1: wide open, you can't. You can't miss that. But he
Speaker 1: was better and they were forty two to ten. And
Speaker 1: by the way, I didn't know why the Eagles were
Speaker 1: throwing there on third down at the end of that game.
Speaker 1: I mean, again, I agree, they're a well coached team
Speaker 1: and everything. But and maybe they just they have such
Speaker 1: trust in Jalen. But you got to know who you're
Speaker 1: playing against. I mean, look who the quarterback is on
Speaker 1: the other team, and and you I mean, that's one time,
Speaker 1: you know, I know, sometimes we celebrate guys who go
Speaker 1: for it on fourth down. Why in the world don't
Speaker 1: you punt that ball and make that guy. I mean, Zach,
Speaker 1: he's got to go like eighty or ninety yards. You like,
Speaker 1: feel great about that. I mean to me, the Eagles
Speaker 1: did sort of kind of give that game away at
Speaker 1: the end, and by the way, that made Jerry Jerry
Speaker 1: has a whole new outlook on life because it was
Speaker 1: like the forty nine Ers lost and the Eagles lost,
Speaker 1: and Jerry's now back. You know, hey, we're one game back,
Speaker 1: we got the Eagles coming up. We can get right
Speaker 1: back in this division race. And so it's in his
Speaker 1: mind it's like that forty nine Ers game never happened.
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Speaker 2: I look at the Niners, I look at the Eagles.
Speaker 2: Buffalo has scuffed it. You know, I think in the NFL,
Speaker 2: you know, Thanksgiving, half the league is done by Thanksgiving
Speaker 2: and then the second half of the league almost feels
Speaker 2: like it takes a leap in Thanksgiving. I do feel like,
Speaker 2: and I've felt this for some time. As the league
Speaker 2: becomes more quarterback centric, I do believe there's a big
Speaker 2: separation between the haves and have nots in the NFL.
Speaker 2: I see now on a weekly basis three lines of nine, ten, eleven,
Speaker 2: twelve point favorites. That's very collegiate. And I think if
Speaker 2: you just don't have a quarterback, you don't have a shot.
Speaker 2: And I never felt that in the sixties seventies. Well,
Speaker 2: I'll say this the late seventies, eighties, nineties, ten years ago,
Speaker 2: that you could win with Tannehill a great run game.
Speaker 2: About seven years ago, I felt like a defense Tannehill.
Speaker 2: They became a number one seed. Boy, I start looking
Speaker 2: around to these, I mean, go right now and look
Speaker 2: around the divisions. Hurts and Dak lead their division. Brought
Speaker 2: Purty and Stafford. You are near the top of theirs.
Speaker 2: Jared Goff, best quarterback in his division, leads his. Josh
Speaker 2: Allen and Tua. Here comes Joe Burrow and Lamar Jackson.
Speaker 2: Trevor Lawrence leads his, and Patrick Mahomes leads his and
Speaker 2: I feel like you can say what you want about Dak,
Speaker 2: and I've always thought he's a B to a B
Speaker 2: plus quarterback. But you start looking around this league right now, Matt,
Speaker 2: there's about seven really elite quarterbacks and then Dak's in
Speaker 2: the next group, and it falls off a cliff by
Speaker 2: about rock Perty at thirteen fourteen. It falls off a cliff.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of there's a lot of ugly hell.
Speaker 2: I would say that rookie down in Houston right now, CJ.
Speaker 2: Stroud has been a revelation. Yeah, he may be like
Speaker 2: thirteen fourteen. So I think if you're Dallas today, you
Speaker 2: could say this, we just went and physically pushed around
Speaker 2: a team that many regard playoff team last year, many
Speaker 2: regard as one of the more talented in football. That
Speaker 2: should be a happy flight home. How will it play
Speaker 2: in Dallas Radio in Dallas tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Well, for once, we're all like on the Rangers, right
Speaker 1: this is a feeling like a baseball town because they've
Speaker 1: gone up two to oh on the Astros and this
Speaker 1: is the first time they've ever faced off in the postseason.
Speaker 1: But tonight, I mean the ratings will bear it out.
Speaker 1: I mean it was you know, people will well be
Speaker 1: excited about the Cowboys, and I think McCarthy there's still
Speaker 1: a lack of trust in him. I think they won
Speaker 1: the game, so that end of the first half thing
Speaker 1: becomes a little bit less of the story. I mean,
Speaker 1: if they lose that game, especially on a special team's gaff,
Speaker 1: they would have just been lit up. But now at
Speaker 1: four and two, I think people, you know, feel okay
Speaker 1: about them and they can get right there in this
Speaker 1: division race. And that's why it's just crazy from week
Speaker 1: to week. I mean, you go from thinking the Eagles
Speaker 1: are like going to run away with the division and
Speaker 1: maybe vying for like best team in football, to like,
Speaker 1: what happened?
Speaker 3: What was that? Why couldn't they?
Speaker 1: And it reminds Dallas fans that other quarterbacks throw interceptions right.
Speaker 1: We you have a tendency in your city to go,
Speaker 1: we're the only this is the only quarterback who throws
Speaker 1: picks right and.
Speaker 3: Hurts through some picks and through a.
Speaker 1: Horrible one in the end of the game, which set
Speaker 1: up a team that an inferior team and allowed him
Speaker 1: to win the game.
Speaker 3: And they didn't have to do that.
Speaker 1: So I think to your point on Dak, this just
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Speaker 1: Will they make a move at the trade deadline? Is
Speaker 1: there anything like running back depth? Their on line played
Speaker 1: pretty well tonight, Brandon Cooks, I do feel like they
Speaker 1: could use a burst at tight end. They don't get
Speaker 1: much production from tight end. Will they make a move
Speaker 1: at the trade deadline?
Speaker 2: The Cowboys?
Speaker 3: You think no.
Speaker 1: Look, I mean they've made big wide receiver moves before.
Speaker 1: I honestly think they would be looking for safety or
Speaker 1: cornerback help because as much as they like Yo Moore
Speaker 1: and you see Bland playing well, it's just like we
Speaker 1: did without Diggs. Jordan Lewis is coming back from an injury,
Speaker 1: and he looks a little slow right now. He's trailing
Speaker 1: a lot of plays. I think they could use some help.
Speaker 1: They're playing safeties at linebacker right Van der Esh is
Speaker 1: out and that was a good player tonight fourteen. You
Speaker 1: saw Marquise Bell. That's a safety though he's having to
Speaker 1: Deumont Clark and Marquise Bell are are both you know,
Speaker 1: they're having to play linebacker. Marquise had moved the linebacker
Speaker 1: but he's playing linebacker at about two fifteen, so they
Speaker 1: need some reinforcements they could use.
Speaker 3: They've got Donovan.
Speaker 1: Wilson's good player, curse pretty good player. But you see
Speaker 1: them from a speed standpoint. If you put some of
Speaker 1: those guys in space, they're in big trouble, right. They
Speaker 1: ran a very basic They put a they put a
Speaker 1: receiver in motion. Wasn't it Keenan Allen. They literally put
Speaker 1: Keenan Allen in mo and like they got lost. It
Speaker 1: wasn't even like, oh, there's a pick play. They just
Speaker 1: got lost in motion, like the defensive bat never arrived.
Speaker 1: And that's the easiest thing in the world, which makes
Speaker 1: you think, Okay, how do you guys, how does Kellen
Speaker 1: Moore in that offense foul it up when at times
Speaker 1: in that game it looks so incredibly easy, you know,
Speaker 1: to get it done down there in the red zone,
Speaker 1: I mean both teams really, you know, in some ways
Speaker 1: you struggled in that area to I you know, I.
Speaker 2: Thought the thing you said early in our thirty minute
Speaker 2: pod here that makes a lot of sense. Instead of
Speaker 2: the West Coast they call it the Texas Toast offense,
Speaker 2: what do they call it what's Dallas calling their.
Speaker 3: Offense Texas Coast?
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, all right, that really the Dallas plays of
Speaker 2: note tonight were essentially Dak flushed out of the pocket.
Speaker 2: And when you watch Dallas tonight, it really wasn't Dak
Speaker 2: virtualso performance it really was. It wasn't a out a
Speaker 2: clever I wrote down for Dallas. I did write early.
Speaker 2: I did there's there was a clever play early for Dallas.
Speaker 2: Where did I see it? At? Hold on, hold on, guys,
Speaker 2: this is a podcast. I'm looking that, Oh, Chargers clever
Speaker 2: opening drive. But your point early was that Dak's elusiveness
Speaker 2: and mobility really was the offense tonight almost every big
Speaker 2: play was based on that, And so eighteen for twenty
Speaker 2: four to two hundred and thirty eight and a touchdown.
Speaker 2: If you're a Dak fan, I'm you know. I've said
Speaker 2: I've always said he's Kirk Cousins with a better brand.
Speaker 2: I think there's limitations to what he can do, but
Speaker 2: he's certainly a franchise guy good. I think his intangibles
Speaker 2: have always been better than his tangibles. I don't think
Speaker 2: he's a great throw over the football, but I think
Speaker 2: you're right. I think Dak and and Greg cosbelt Sale
Speaker 2: has been saying he's been reduced to a pocket pass
Speaker 2: right almost like McCarthy said, you know what, We're gonna
Speaker 2: make a point to get him out tonight. And it worked.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the run was good, and to your point, he
Speaker 1: just kept like escaping. Some of his escapes were kind
Speaker 1: of Romo esque, and he was kind of Romo used
Speaker 1: to do the pirouette and kind of sneak out the
Speaker 1: backside and they and he would do that, and he
Speaker 1: looked nimble at times after the ankle injury, being banged up,
Speaker 1: not having a strong bass, he's played and looked stiff
Speaker 1: tonight at times he looked kind of nimble and when
Speaker 1: he goes out and leaves the team with like a run.
Speaker 1: The thing that maybe some people miss about Dak is
Speaker 1: that from the intangible standpoint, his teammates feed off of
Speaker 1: him like crazy. Now c D left him last week.
Speaker 1: CD got his head down and went kind of some
Speaker 1: old too type stuff. And I'm not talking about going
Speaker 1: crazy on the sideline, but it was just kind of
Speaker 1: like he kind of tapped out on him and and
Speaker 1: they had to all talk, Like Mike had to go
Speaker 1: to CD and Dak had to go to CD and
Speaker 1: basically say, hey, come to me, don't be doing all
Speaker 1: that other stuff. And I think that kind of helped
Speaker 1: kind of get CD focused. And then to your point, Cooks,
Speaker 1: it's kind of like, kind of like the Cowboys had
Speaker 1: to go, wait, we brought Cooks in, do you know,
Speaker 1: remember we traded for him and and and he runs
Speaker 1: nice routes and and he he was in on.
Speaker 3: A bit that was a great throw late that Dak made.
Speaker 1: They needed it on third and nine and he goes back,
Speaker 1: hits the back foot and he just lets it rip.
Speaker 3: And I think that was Cooks on that one.
Speaker 1: And it was a gorgeous ball and it was like
Speaker 1: one of the biggest throws of the night because it
Speaker 1: gave him a first down and it allowed him and
Speaker 1: I really thought McCarthy was looking to maybe when it
Speaker 1: about three minutes left, Colin was looking to kick on
Speaker 1: second down.
Speaker 3: Okay, just kind of just go ahead and get it
Speaker 3: over with.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I have that Cooks written down, Yeah, CD
Speaker 2: and then Cooks then I have multiple penalties by Dallas. Again,
Speaker 2: I think we've touched on this multiple times to night.
Speaker 2: I felt like Dallas was getting in their own way.
Speaker 2: So okay, Cowboys win, what are they foreign to now?
Speaker 2: They have to feel good on the Philadelphia loss. I
Speaker 2: think San Francisco, Detroit, Philadelphia. Maybe we can insert now
Speaker 2: Dallas into that fourth NFC team. Saints forget it. I
Speaker 2: watched Derek Carr this weekend. I'm over. I've defended him
Speaker 2: for years. I'm done with it. All right, Matt. It's
Speaker 2: good seeing you again. Always a pleasure to see you.
Speaker 2: Text as often as you'd like. We need to sit
Speaker 2: and talk off the air as well sometime, Buddy.
Speaker 3: I would like to do that.
Speaker 1: And if you'll fax me these notes from the games
Speaker 1: that you keep alluding to, I'd love to see some
Speaker 1: of those, I really think.
Speaker 3: I yeah, I could really.
Speaker 2: Get some homeline.
Speaker 3: Oh that's good stuff. Yeah?
Speaker 2: Please really?
Speaker 3: All right, okay, thank you.
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