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Speaker 5: And how about that weekend?
Speaker 6: Welcome to January second, two thousand, Everson Walls January first,
Speaker 6: twenty twenty four, and this is mix shots Y Vicky,
Speaker 6: have you ever, have you ever since your daddy said,
Speaker 6: this is what you call a football?
Speaker 5: Had a better weekend than that weekend?
Speaker 1: It was quite a weekend, I must admit.
Speaker 6: Starting on Friday night with the Missouri Tigers at AT
Speaker 6: and T Stadium.
Speaker 7: Taking down the Buckeyes, continuing on Saturday night with first
Speaker 7: how about Them Cowboys and then the end of that game.
Speaker 1: Does that mean the jinx is oh, the curses over
Speaker 1: is over? Well?
Speaker 5: I think so because of what happened on Sunday.
Speaker 4: I still can't sign off for the first time.
Speaker 8: So it's still the same everything, still you your same.
Speaker 1: Ever, just amazing it's the NFL. Keep trying to tell
Speaker 1: people what you're telling them back week to week. It's
Speaker 1: the old Brian Downing saying, just when you think you're in,
Speaker 1: you're out, and just when you think you're out, you're in.
Speaker 4: But I'm going to enjoy today. I'm going to enjoy
Speaker 4: this week.
Speaker 5: Can you explain Brian Downing to people who don't know.
Speaker 1: Started with the Chicago White Sox way back and I
Speaker 1: think in the late seventies, ended up playing.
Speaker 4: For your Savannah. From what I hear on Twitter, that's
Speaker 4: what you're here for, is to keep us together.
Speaker 1: But it doesn't matter who he is, it's what he said,
Speaker 1: and it prevailed this week. Just when the Cowboys were
Speaker 1: able to look like they were going to lose the game,
Speaker 1: they won it. And just like they were got gonna fall,
Speaker 1: they were going to fall out of a first place,
Speaker 1: the Eagles get beat by Arizona.
Speaker 6: And last night, just when it looked like Alabama was
Speaker 6: going to beat Michigan, Michigan back and then when you
Speaker 6: just when it looked like just look when it looked
Speaker 6: like Washington had that game one and I was ready
Speaker 6: to go to bed, and then all of a sudden no,
Speaker 6: Texas is at the seven.
Speaker 4: Yard to wake up, wake up?
Speaker 5: How was there fifty seconds left?
Speaker 4: What happened? I told I'm texted everyone, wake back, wake up,
Speaker 4: wake up this.
Speaker 5: They got the ball back and they got fifty seconds left.
Speaker 9: Somehow.
Speaker 1: It's a good thing Washington had a very tall cornerback
Speaker 1: on that last pass. Yeah, because the normal sized cornerback
Speaker 1: is not going to go up in the air and
Speaker 1: swat the ball away, even if he was choking him
Speaker 1: with an arm around his neck as he was going up.
Speaker 4: Do you think that the rest would have they didn't
Speaker 4: have the No, No, there was no way.
Speaker 1: But we saw some pretty darn good quarterback play, by
Speaker 1: the way in that second game, and Pennix will be
Speaker 1: the number one draft pick.
Speaker 6: Whoa hot sports have Beenion Take that, Caleb Williams.
Speaker 3: Take that.
Speaker 1: Jaden Daniels. This kid should have won the Heisman. No
Speaker 1: one saw him play because he's on the West Coast
Speaker 1: and by the time they finished their games it's midnight
Speaker 1: here at one o'clock in the morning, but time, Wow, he.
Speaker 4: Really should I mean he was.
Speaker 10: I always brag on the Terrence Brooks as Checkbrook's son
Speaker 10: number eight for U T. I coached him in a
Speaker 10: lot of these FBU camps that I go to, I've
Speaker 10: never seen a cornerback as fully prepare and equipped as
Speaker 10: Terrence Books was as a sophomore in high school.
Speaker 4: This is how good he was.
Speaker 10: So I've been bragging on him for for for the
Speaker 10: whole year, and he made Terrence Books just look like
Speaker 10: an average defensive back.
Speaker 4: That's just how he was diming all night long.
Speaker 5: They got some pretty good receivers.
Speaker 4: He got some good receivers, and he knows just how
Speaker 4: to throw it to him. So he made out that
Speaker 4: Texas ut secondary just looking funny.
Speaker 6: It's after the Alabama Michigan game. I was like, I
Speaker 6: thought it was alarming, how the lack of playmakers that
Speaker 6: were on the field in that game. And then that
Speaker 6: Texas I know, I'm familiar with the Texas wide receivers.
Speaker 6: They've got some really good ones, but that the Washington
Speaker 6: wide receivers. Isaiah standbacks then telling me about them all
Speaker 6: all year.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, is he I'm sure? Yeah, he was
Speaker 4: the show today.
Speaker 5: He's in the New Orleans Airport right now and he's booked.
Speaker 4: He's already used.
Speaker 6: That's right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's just gonna drive over stay there for that
Speaker 1: next week quite some games, but were blessed this week.
Speaker 8: Great weekend of football, great weekend of sports.
Speaker 1: So I don't know where you want to start summarize?
Speaker 11: Can we start?
Speaker 8: Actually?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 5: Please?
Speaker 8: Free game Cowboys Lions. On Saturday. I ran into Mickey
Speaker 8: in one of the end zones during warm ups and
Speaker 8: here walks Michael Irvin and I don't know what you
Speaker 8: guys talked about, but he stopped Mickey and they had.
Speaker 1: A full on t I'll tell you what we talked about.
Speaker 1: Some guy named ce D Lamb there you go. Who
Speaker 1: I think one or two of us might have picked
Speaker 1: him to be the pod pick and the pic to click,
Speaker 1: by the way, and Michael went on and on and
Speaker 1: on about him. I it was funny. I said, well, uh,
Speaker 1: he's going to break your record. What are you going
Speaker 1: to think he goes? He better breaks because if he doesn't,
Speaker 1: they're not winning.
Speaker 4: That's true, that's true. We needed every yard, right, we
Speaker 4: needed every yard that he gave.
Speaker 1: Us, all two hundred and what was it, twenty seven
Speaker 1: and thirteen catches.
Speaker 10: I was in a suite with a guy he was betting.
Speaker 10: They were they were gamblers, and uh, he said that
Speaker 10: he needed CD to give forty more yards and he
Speaker 10: would have six thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: He bet.
Speaker 10: I'm like, what made you think CD was gonna go
Speaker 10: for two hundred and sixty something yards?
Speaker 4: But that was his bet. I think, I don't know
Speaker 4: how that goes, but he's he kept I need forty
Speaker 4: more yards twenty four yards? Like damn dude, I like
Speaker 4: C geez.
Speaker 1: Well, I figured I figured if they would have kicked
Speaker 1: the extra point over.
Speaker 4: That, So does the bet go into overtime? Why not
Speaker 4: for the whole game? For the whole game? Yeah, okay.
Speaker 1: It was one thing that he was going to break
Speaker 1: the reception ck single season reception record, but he was
Speaker 1: two hundred and some yards away from the yardage record.
Speaker 1: I'm saying, okay, maybe next game, right, and he gets
Speaker 1: both of them both crazy man.
Speaker 4: I did not see that coming, and I don't think
Speaker 4: we need him that much.
Speaker 1: And another touchdown, which, by the way, that's eight straight
Speaker 1: games with a touchdown, and that ends up being as
Speaker 1: I highlighted his accomplishment, he scored a touchdown in eight
Speaker 1: consecutive games, the longest active streak in the NFL. Not
Speaker 1: only is Lamb, the Cowboys Cowboys first receiver to record
Speaker 1: a touchdown in eight straight games and his third NFL
Speaker 1: receiver in the past ten years to do so, along
Speaker 1: with DeVante Adams and Antonio Brown. Well, they need him
Speaker 1: to go nine straight now.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 10: He spoke of Adams in regards to how you know
Speaker 10: he macauthy has been affiliated with two really great wide
Speaker 10: receivers at the end of the interview. At the end,
Speaker 10: he kind of brought up Adam's name in regards to
Speaker 10: how McCarthy is accustomed, you know, to dealing with wide
Speaker 10: receivers of this caliber.
Speaker 1: That was a good interview, but it helps when you
Speaker 1: have one catch for ninety two yards.
Speaker 8: That was one of the best plays that really was
Speaker 8: entirely safety.
Speaker 1: It went from minus two to plus six exactly.
Speaker 4: And you know they dog number fifty five for you know,
Speaker 4: make you know, not making the play. It wasn't as.
Speaker 10: Easy as it looked making the sad It wasn't as
Speaker 10: easy it look as it looked, because he definitely missed
Speaker 10: him horribly. But you know, Dak had a little something
Speaker 10: to do with that, because he thought Dak was going
Speaker 10: to throw. He was going into throwing motion and it
Speaker 10: was in one motion that he do and went down there.
Speaker 10: So when he ducked, I think fifty five was like, oh,
Speaker 10: I think he was going to block the pass. I
Speaker 10: think he was going to necessarily, And once he got
Speaker 10: in there, I think he just got a little confused
Speaker 10: and he was in no man's land.
Speaker 1: And the incredible thing is when he rolled out, he
Speaker 1: ended up throwing the ball off of one foot like
Speaker 1: fifty yards.
Speaker 4: And he threw it as seed. He said, he really
Speaker 4: threw it just as he came out of that break
Speaker 4: right perfect.
Speaker 1: Time, and the dB fell down.
Speaker 4: I don't think it would have mattered. No, he wasn't
Speaker 4: going to catch. No, he was a good but I
Speaker 4: don't think he would have made the play on the ball.
Speaker 1: He just face planet.
Speaker 4: So, yeah, it ain't funny, man, I've been there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it ain't. It ain't fun anybody get the score
Speaker 1: right there? I think we were.
Speaker 8: We all went pretty pretty high. I didn't think it
Speaker 8: was going to be as low scoring as it was.
Speaker 10: But I had twenty eight twenty four, Savannah forty two,
Speaker 10: thirty spags you of thirty to twenty two, and you know, Bill, he.
Speaker 1: Had some gimmicks.
Speaker 5: Yeah, just thirty eight to six.
Speaker 4: Yes, I didn't want to because that was the score.
Speaker 4: You want to mention it, then you go, that was
Speaker 4: the score.
Speaker 6: That was It was a revenge game for Jimmy because
Speaker 6: that was the score of the playoff game in ninety
Speaker 6: one in Detroit was thirty eight to six.
Speaker 5: The Cowboys lost.
Speaker 4: But but now Spags was the only one to have
Speaker 4: CD as the pick to click.
Speaker 5: And okay, by the way, all right, from now on,
Speaker 5: we took Michael.
Speaker 1: We're taking Lamb off the board.
Speaker 5: We took Mike off the board earlier in the season.
Speaker 5: We got to take CD off the board.
Speaker 4: You might about that, What about that? You gotta take
Speaker 4: Dak off in you gotta take him off. I mean
Speaker 4: the man through for three hundred and forty five yards.
Speaker 1: Come on, that's another So we.
Speaker 5: Take Micah, Dak and CD off the board. You can't
Speaker 5: pick those three.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, if they're not, then the Cowboys aren't winning.
Speaker 5: If one of the three they can still go off,
Speaker 5: we just can't.
Speaker 4: We can't pick them.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's too much of a lamp. That's a compliment
Speaker 5: to that's too much of a lay.
Speaker 1: So somebody needed snowbirding. If you're doing that, somebody needed
Speaker 1: to take de Marcus Lawrence.
Speaker 3: Macus, this guy.
Speaker 10: This guy is amazing. I mean the way he's been
Speaker 10: making plays. He takes upon himself. Some times a little
Speaker 10: bit too much freelancing gets us in trouble, but I'll
Speaker 10: take it, especially when he's making those stops to put
Speaker 10: them in.
Speaker 5: Was the only tackles we were making a couple of weeks.
Speaker 10: Now, and he's continued to make that move inside, but
Speaker 10: he kind of leaves Parsons hanging a little bit on
Speaker 10: the outside. So you gotta be careful and pick your
Speaker 10: spots when you do it, and he picked some good spots.
Speaker 4: He picked some good spots.
Speaker 8: I like Jordan Lewis this game. I think it was
Speaker 8: one of the best games he's played, A real good game.
Speaker 4: I would give him the MVP on side.
Speaker 8: Defensively, defensively, just in the first half, five tackles and
Speaker 8: then the interception, he just he just made all the
Speaker 8: stops for it.
Speaker 4: He really he's really playing well. He is really really
Speaker 4: playing well.
Speaker 1: And it's good when you can get your slot receiver
Speaker 1: to play that well because they think they've got a
Speaker 1: mismatch by putting maybe one of the top receivers in
Speaker 1: the slot right and he's he's playing and making tackles
Speaker 1: and just making plays.
Speaker 10: And so going back to Jordan though, I mean, you know,
Speaker 10: come off of achilles right, Achilles injury.
Speaker 1: No, it was it was Frank Frank surgery and he can't.
Speaker 6: He career was in jeopardy whether he'll be able to
Speaker 6: come back, and and his.
Speaker 10: Play wasn't that great necessarily, but I don't know what happened,
Speaker 10: but he has come back, especially in the last three
Speaker 10: weeks I think about it.
Speaker 4: He's been making serious plays.
Speaker 1: I if Trayvon Diggs doesn't get hurt blands in the slot,
Speaker 1: he may never got that chance to get back as
Speaker 1: a starter.
Speaker 10: He's he's anticipating very well, uh, covering that inside route,
Speaker 10: which we seem to have a phobia covering inside routes.
Speaker 4: But he's the one that gets it. In the secondary,
Speaker 4: he would have found his way on the field.
Speaker 6: They would have probably they would have had they would
Speaker 6: have put him at linebackers.
Speaker 10: But yeah, exactly, well the time, he looked like he
Speaker 10: was at the linebacker position.
Speaker 4: Stuff.
Speaker 5: Speaking of that, we have some visitors here at the
Speaker 5: start today.
Speaker 1: Sounds that way, Uh, former Cowboys Lael Collins and Damian Wilson,
Speaker 1: the linebacker coming in for.
Speaker 5: They're going to have their numbers retired as Cowboys.
Speaker 1: Yeah, No, I think they're looking for a spot on
Speaker 1: the practice squad at this point.
Speaker 4: Wow right, wow, well.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it would definitely be practice squad with the idea
Speaker 6: that you get them and you've got some issues. We've
Speaker 6: talked about the depth at the linebacker position, and now
Speaker 6: on that offensive line which has been ongoing and is
Speaker 6: going to make this long playoff run you're gonna need.
Speaker 5: You never know what is around the next corner.
Speaker 8: Wile Collins was with the Bengals last year.
Speaker 1: Correct, Yes, yes, they so they released him. He tore
Speaker 1: his ACL in January and so he wasn't ready to
Speaker 1: start the season. He was still on reserve pop And
Speaker 1: I think it was after the I wrote it down
Speaker 1: after the first game of the season they let him
Speaker 1: go for salary cap.
Speaker 4: Reasons September twelfth.
Speaker 1: And the key thing here is, and I'm sure this
Speaker 1: one got forgotten, he was cut after the first game
Speaker 1: to if they didn't give him an injury settlement, they
Speaker 1: were going to save seven point four million, and over
Speaker 1: two years it was going to be close to fourteen.
Speaker 1: So they were having salary cap problems. But what we
Speaker 1: forget is when the Cowboys let him go after the
Speaker 1: twenty twenty one season, this year he was costing the
Speaker 1: Cowboys eight point one six million in dead so they
Speaker 1: had just signed him to that five year, fifty million
Speaker 1: dollar deal in twenty nineteen. He missed all of twenty twenty,
Speaker 1: got suspended five games in twenty twenty one, and actually,
Speaker 1: I think, as we've pointed out in the show, Terrence
Speaker 1: Steele outplayed him that year. Yeah, so that's why in
Speaker 1: March of twenty twenty two they let him go. But
Speaker 1: it was very costly because the cap space was spread
Speaker 1: over two years and the last eight million counted this year.
Speaker 4: By the way.
Speaker 1: The Bills worked him out on Friday, I saw. So
Speaker 1: I think what everybody's thinking now is he's recovered from
Speaker 1: the ACL let's see what he has, so they'll work
Speaker 1: him out and hey, all you got to do is
Speaker 1: sign him. If he's good, to sign to the practice squad.
Speaker 1: See where he's at. You get a free look basically
Speaker 1: for what are they paying the guys in the pre
Speaker 1: the squad now about Oh, it's very it's very very.
Speaker 4: Says I.
Speaker 1: Probably you're probably more than your first year hour. So
Speaker 1: we'll see with Tyler Smith with the plantar fasci itis.
Speaker 6: Which is a torn it's a completely torn plantar fascia
Speaker 6: in his left right.
Speaker 4: And that's better.
Speaker 6: That's underneath basically. Yeah, but that's better than a partially torn.
Speaker 6: A complete tear is better as far as him being
Speaker 6: able to play, apparently, that's what we're.
Speaker 5: Told and being able to play win now Sunday Sunday
Speaker 5: in Washington.
Speaker 1: Yes, I mean you got to play through some pain, yeah,
Speaker 1: but it's not as painful as if it's just partially torn.
Speaker 4: Did you see him walk off.
Speaker 1: Yes, well sort of yeah, with help.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's my point.
Speaker 5: But they're saying, they're saying that there's they're they're telling
Speaker 5: us there's a chance.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 1: And that's not the first time I've heard that. That's
Speaker 1: kind of been always the thing about the planetar fascia.
Speaker 1: If you tear it all the way, it's better than
Speaker 1: partially torn. Because who just recently had it, and there
Speaker 1: was some talk about you should just go in and
Speaker 1: tear the thing, uh, and it'll heal faster than if
Speaker 1: it's just partially torn.
Speaker 5: So it like it only takes like a few days
Speaker 5: to well, I don't know.
Speaker 1: If it takes a few days, it's painful, but not
Speaker 1: as painful as if it's not totally torn. So they're
Speaker 1: going to take a look at them and you know,
Speaker 1: see see where he see where he's at.
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Speaker 5: All right, we continue here on mixed shots and after a.
Speaker 6: Busy, busy, busy New Year's weekend, And how about we
Speaker 6: take it back to Saturday night now.
Speaker 1: And the end of the game about ten thirty at
Speaker 1: night or about ten.
Speaker 6: Thirty on Chris New Year's Eve Eve, and the Cowboys
Speaker 6: have a twenty to nineteen lead on the Detroit Lions.
Speaker 5: They just scored a touchdown.
Speaker 1: Take it from there, making seven plays or whatever they
Speaker 1: did again.
Speaker 5: Monross Saint Brown gets into the end zone. It's twenty
Speaker 5: to nineteen, and Dan Campbell says.
Speaker 1: Screw that that extra point. We're going for ty the
Speaker 1: way you knew he was going to do that, right.
Speaker 5: And he told the offense before they went on on
Speaker 5: the field, we're going to score. We're gonna go for two.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's the way he played all year long. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and that's why they are where they are going forward
Speaker 1: on fourth down taking chances like that, so they score
Speaker 1: and let's do this first. Have you ever seen anything
Speaker 1: like that in your life at the end of a
Speaker 1: game needing three two point attempts.
Speaker 10: To concluded The reason I say I've never seen it
Speaker 10: because I've usually any almost any coaches saying Okay, we'll
Speaker 10: just go for the time, right.
Speaker 4: I mean, to me, that's what made it the most
Speaker 4: unique moment.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm just going for the time, especially after you
Speaker 1: just drove the length of the field, right.
Speaker 10: And you're away from home. You know, that's something that
Speaker 10: you might do if you're the home team. But he
Speaker 10: had something to prove. He really did, And to me,
Speaker 10: that's his emotion. Could be his downfall, you know, in
Speaker 10: regards to his you know, he's so impulsive, you know,
Speaker 10: and I love that about him because his team follows him,
Speaker 10: you know. The way they play is like I said,
Speaker 10: I look forward to this game the moment I saw
Speaker 10: the schedule, so.
Speaker 1: I said, seven nine plays, seventy five yards. So once again,
Speaker 1: the Cowboy defense faltered when they needed to close out
Speaker 1: the game. It's two weeks in the row, which is
Speaker 1: a little bit in the room dangerously going towards.
Speaker 10: The end of the before you go on this defense
Speaker 10: has just become at its best moments of being.
Speaker 4: But don't break defense. That's what it has become.
Speaker 10: You know, we want to make sure we keep our
Speaker 10: offense in position to win the game. As much as
Speaker 10: we complain about them played against Miami. You only gave
Speaker 10: up how many points against Miami? Twenty two points you
Speaker 10: gave up against my that's.
Speaker 3: A heck of a job.
Speaker 4: That's a heck of a job. But you allowed them
Speaker 4: to come down just when things went hand and to
Speaker 4: win the.
Speaker 1: Game, which by the way, it was twenty to nineteen
Speaker 1: when they got the ball in that something.
Speaker 10: So now you're looking at this game a great offense. Really,
Speaker 10: I think that's we just beat a great team. This
Speaker 10: is a great team that we just beat. The Lions
Speaker 10: are well coached, they have a lot of talent. They
Speaker 10: have a good quarterback. But we made him look average,
Speaker 10: you know for the most part.
Speaker 1: And that's what's the hard part. You almost lost to
Speaker 1: a quarterback that finished the game with a sixty seven
Speaker 1: point two quarterback rating.
Speaker 10: You created that rating for him and then now you're
Speaker 10: gonna let him off the hook. Made him be a
Speaker 10: Pro Bowl right in one he was looking like he
Speaker 10: just a mass.
Speaker 1: Okay, So the two point conversion, I want just go
Speaker 1: around and what everybody's opinion on what happened, or as
Speaker 1: well as we know what happened, anybody can go first.
Speaker 4: Well, I'll say go ahead.
Speaker 8: I was gonna say, Buil did a really good good
Speaker 8: job of explaining this on Twitter after I think you
Speaker 8: even posted the clip of got it from.
Speaker 5: Our fine people here Dallas Cowboys Radio.
Speaker 2: Bro, you didn't rig rigged, You didn't rig the video,
Speaker 2: the audio, all the audio, the audio, shure, I'm sure, yes, yes, So.
Speaker 4: Well, what have the Bible around this somewhere? He's really
Speaker 4: been they've really been scorching it a little bit.
Speaker 6: So the only thing I will say on that is, okay,
Speaker 6: I got the audio from Douglas Barricklow okay. And but
Speaker 6: to post it on social media, you want to have
Speaker 6: an image to go with it. The video, So I'll
Speaker 6: be up front. The audio does not match up specifically
Speaker 6: with the video that's shown on the tweet, which is
Speaker 6: it shows Skipper coming onto the field whatever, that it's
Speaker 6: off by five seconds whatever whenever he made the announcement,
Speaker 6: but it is the announcement was made. What I wanted
Speaker 6: to find out because I knew typically when and when
Speaker 6: in a tackle eligible announcement, it's always made by the referee,
Speaker 6: and you can hear it in the stadium, okay, with
Speaker 6: you could not hear it on the TV broadcast, and
Speaker 6: that's not unusual because the TV broadcast, even though they
Speaker 6: have access to the public address speakers or the audio there,
Speaker 6: they don't pipe it into the TV broadcast.
Speaker 5: They do it great job, yeah, yeah, right.
Speaker 6: We do a great job on Dallas Cowboys Radio where
Speaker 6: you can hear all the ambient noises in the stadium
Speaker 6: and so forth, and they can do a great job
Speaker 6: of being able to hear when those announcements are made.
Speaker 6: And so after the game, I'm like, okay, was did
Speaker 6: the referee announce that seventy was the eligible receiver?
Speaker 1: And he did to ninety three thousand people, right, he
Speaker 1: did it.
Speaker 6: And you can hear it on the radio broadcast, and
Speaker 6: as you see in the video, which is why I
Speaker 6: wanted to match it up with the video, he also
Speaker 6: went to the Dallas defense and told them by swiping
Speaker 6: his jirt in front of.
Speaker 5: His shirt that number seventy is eligible.
Speaker 4: And that's all.
Speaker 5: So we have the audio, we have the audio right here.
Speaker 5: How about well listen to it.
Speaker 6: There comes if he had to make him play eligible
Speaker 6: favor number seventy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, brought in an extra look at that lineman. Okay,
Speaker 5: there you go.
Speaker 1: So now the question is did Taylor Decker say I
Speaker 1: was never sixteen six sixty eight to two? Well that
Speaker 1: was never announced, right, So the only positions that are
Speaker 1: regulated by numbers is the offensive line got to be
Speaker 1: between fifty and sixty seventy nine. All right, So if
Speaker 1: sixty eight is going to be eligible, it has to
Speaker 1: be announced because sixty eight is not a number that
Speaker 1: can go out and touch a pass. Okay, it was
Speaker 1: never announced. Now, so the question is did the official
Speaker 1: miss it or did he really not go and report
Speaker 1: in because he was already in the game. Right. I
Speaker 1: listened to his postgame press conference. He didn't sound very
Speaker 1: convincing to me. It was almost like, well, yeah, I did.
Speaker 10: That's what I wanted to hear because he said he
Speaker 10: had he double down. They said he doubled down.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so he lied, and then they kept asking him
Speaker 1: and he goes, well, I don't want to say anything
Speaker 1: to get myself in trouble. So if it was me,
Speaker 1: and you know, me, I'd have been screaming from the
Speaker 1: highest hill right by golly, I reported in he missed me.
Speaker 1: He never said that, right, But regardless of that, if
Speaker 1: he doesn't tell the Cowboys he's eligible, the Cowboys aren't
Speaker 1: going to cover him. That's what everybody, that's what everybody's forgetting.
Speaker 1: They did not know he was eligible, and McCarthy made
Speaker 1: somewhat comment about it yesterday in his press conference, and
Speaker 1: then Dan quinn doubled down. It's like, yeah, if we
Speaker 1: knew he was eligible, we would have defended it accordingly.
Speaker 4: You had two guys going with one guy.
Speaker 1: Because they all went with the tight ends, right, and
Speaker 1: no one bothered with him. I'm going, why didn't they? Well,
Speaker 1: that's what they missed. They were yelling that the play
Speaker 1: should have counted. What they should have been yelling at
Speaker 1: is if the official screwed up on not announcing him
Speaker 1: as eligible. But you can't assume, right if they had
Speaker 1: announced him eligible, that we would have had the same ending, right,
Speaker 1: And that's what that's what everybody.
Speaker 4: I can't see it. I can't see an offensive line
Speaker 4: of beating the dB down there.
Speaker 1: If they knew he was eligible, and then that would
Speaker 1: have been up to the Cowboys to say, Okay, they're
Speaker 1: unbalanced over here, but that guy can still go out,
Speaker 1: and they would have I think alerted themselves to it.
Speaker 4: Right, No, that's a fact. I think that's a fact.
Speaker 4: And that so they only played.
Speaker 1: Because there was what they heard. There was a defender
Speaker 1: right in front of him. I think it was Donaghan Wilson, right,
Speaker 1: and they both went with the tight end with the end.
Speaker 4: That's true.
Speaker 1: So great play, but you got to explain. And here's
Speaker 1: the other thing that I think they might have screwed
Speaker 1: themselves in it. They were trying to be deceptive with that.
Speaker 4: That's where Troy was talking about Nick.
Speaker 9: Troy said it, Nick, speaking of deceptive. I've done a
Speaker 9: little research on this, so I actually went to Dan
Speaker 9: Campbell's Monday press conference where he's more candid and he's
Speaker 9: had time to think about it.
Speaker 4: You want to hear what he has to say about that.
Speaker 4: I loved here.
Speaker 6: It is.
Speaker 1: When Taylor went to report and Skipper was sort of
Speaker 1: running that way, I can explain why there was so
Speaker 1: many women going in that direction.
Speaker 14: Is that just some self refuge in somebody's ring? Not
Speaker 14: confused that less at all?
Speaker 15: If you're running a play like that in seventy is
Speaker 15: your jumbo tight end and they know that because that's
Speaker 15: what he does for you. And then you're gonna decide
Speaker 15: you're gonna make sixty eight eligible. And he walks over
Speaker 15: to the ref and then the ref stands over sixty
Speaker 15: eight before you play, and they hold the ball and
Speaker 15: they stand over and point at it. Do you think
Speaker 15: you're gonna be able to throw the ball to sixty eight. No,
Speaker 15: So it's about eligibility, that's what it's about. And it
Speaker 15: has nothing to do with the ref. The ref knows.
Speaker 15: He knows because sixty eight reported. It's for the defense,
Speaker 15: so that they see three different people and you're just
Speaker 15: hoping they happen to not here, but at seventy that's all.
Speaker 15: Now you saw what Hutch did last year here at
Speaker 15: Green Bay. They did the same thing to us, and
Speaker 15: Hutch picked it off right, and TENA was up just
Speaker 15: kind of, oh, all right, he made a play. He
Speaker 15: said he's going to the officials before and I guess
Speaker 15: it talks about this. I'm not getting into it.
Speaker 1: Wonder you know along either of bout it either foards
Speaker 1: the draw off the plane specifically with the official, was
Speaker 1: that specifically done.
Speaker 14: It was just audioce just uperbly.
Speaker 15: Telling one piece of paper, our play, what our players have.
Speaker 4: That was it?
Speaker 1: So is he trying to say the official screwed up?
Speaker 9: So I think what they were trying to do.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 9: So they've got two guys in the game that have
Speaker 9: the last digit at eight fifty.
Speaker 4: Eight right tackle.
Speaker 9: Okay, So if you go back and look at the tape, Okay,
Speaker 9: what they did is they lined.
Speaker 1: School out to the right like he was like he
Speaker 1: was eligible.
Speaker 4: Okay, he's a tackle. You can move them down the
Speaker 4: line of screverags. You can. He can line up on
Speaker 4: the sidelines for all they care. Okay, So they move
Speaker 4: them in motion.
Speaker 9: So they have six, they have fifty eight soool on
Speaker 9: one side of the line, and that making it an
Speaker 9: unbalanced line because they're saying that seventy is a tackle
Speaker 9: now and they have fifty eight or sixty eight on
Speaker 9: the other side as their tight end quote.
Speaker 4: So that's what they're trying to do.
Speaker 9: They're trying to stack the line with two guys on
Speaker 9: each end with an last number of eight. So you
Speaker 9: don't know who to cover that you didn't listen to
Speaker 9: the Referrerace and see that would.
Speaker 5: Be with the announcement that was that sixty eight was
Speaker 5: eleigient right.
Speaker 4: Eight, Oh, it's fifty eight right.
Speaker 9: He was at the end of the line of scrimmage
Speaker 9: because seventy was lined up in the tackle position.
Speaker 5: It didn't occur to them that they that the referee
Speaker 5: might call.
Speaker 1: The wrong number.
Speaker 9: Now, all three of the guys, fifty eight, sixty eight
Speaker 9: and seventy all huddled around the referee, so I can
Speaker 9: understand why he was confused.
Speaker 10: Yes, well, no, he didn't allow He didn't really allow
Speaker 10: seventy to really approach because when I was talking to
Speaker 10: fifty eight and sixty eight, it seemed like he was
Speaker 10: in such a hurry, and I heard the referee talking
Speaker 10: about it.
Speaker 4: What they made a mistake was they were in such
Speaker 4: a hurry.
Speaker 10: The referee was in a hurry because he walked away
Speaker 10: from seventy as he came over after talking to fifty
Speaker 10: eight and sixty eight when he was.
Speaker 4: Done with them.
Speaker 10: I got it, I got it, I got it, and
Speaker 10: he walks away and that's when he makes the announcement.
Speaker 10: He never really gave seventy a chance.
Speaker 4: Man. He came up late.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he came out, which he had several times during
Speaker 1: the game as the third title.
Speaker 6: Here's the other thing the factor into this. I heard
Speaker 6: a retired official talk about this. Typically on an extra point,
Speaker 6: they don't even make the announcement. Usually they do not
Speaker 6: make the announcement because on a regular extra point, always
Speaker 6: you have someone who has a number in between fifty
Speaker 6: and seventy nine ineligible number that's lining up on the
Speaker 6: outside because in a field goal formation, it's.
Speaker 1: A field goal for me, right.
Speaker 6: But in this case, there was a timeout called and
Speaker 6: so they had time to go ahead and make the announcement.
Speaker 16: And it was obvious they were going for tuliar to
Speaker 16: hearry though, but if it was a normal if it
Speaker 16: was he was in such a hurry and he saw
Speaker 16: he saw.
Speaker 6: Seventy running on the field, okay, And that's what they
Speaker 6: typically do, and it happened earlier in the game.
Speaker 5: Seventy was the tackle eligible.
Speaker 6: So it's a loud stadium, and I wouldn't be surprised
Speaker 6: if sixty eight said I'm the guy and brad out
Speaker 6: and didn't hear it, because it's a loud stadium.
Speaker 4: People right there, they were carry right now.
Speaker 6: And that's what guy doesn't demonstrated demonstratively motion to his
Speaker 6: jersey that he is the.
Speaker 4: Tackle, and Troy said that.
Speaker 10: Troyce says, I have been Troyce, I've been here with
Speaker 10: these moments, and he said, Lineman, they try to be cute. Basically,
Speaker 10: he didn't use those words, but they try to be
Speaker 10: a little bit cute the deceptive when they come on
Speaker 10: because everyone is watching and listening to see who's sneaking
Speaker 10: into eligibility.
Speaker 1: Ye, here's the other thing. Who else did it? By
Speaker 1: the way, somebody got a hold of Dean Blandino and asked.
Speaker 14: Him about it.
Speaker 5: It was on the Fox to show the next morning,
Speaker 5: next morning.
Speaker 1: Right, and he explained it more so than the guy
Speaker 1: right after the game that was diagramming.
Speaker 6: What the hell?
Speaker 1: And he basically explained it. He had an ineligible number
Speaker 1: to touch the ball.
Speaker 4: It's just that way because that was announced.
Speaker 6: Okay, I'm showing Everson. Look at the receiver that's lined
Speaker 6: up next to Decker on the left side.
Speaker 5: How far off the line of scrimm?
Speaker 13: That far?
Speaker 4: No, not that far.
Speaker 6: There's is the other part of the deception on the
Speaker 6: play is it appears, just looking at the with the
Speaker 6: camera angle that the receiver on the left side is
Speaker 6: on the line of scrimmage that sixty eight is covered up,
Speaker 6: but he he is like halfway he's halfway to the
Speaker 6: line of scrimmage whatever on the fringe.
Speaker 1: So he was basically they was uncovered the way they
Speaker 1: lined up, right.
Speaker 5: He technically, I guess it could have been. I'll show
Speaker 5: it to you.
Speaker 10: I've seen another angle to where you can kind of
Speaker 10: make the argument for Detroit, you know, but it's it's
Speaker 10: it's a little he's.
Speaker 5: Got one foot up there and one foot back.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I mean you see as the offensive tackles who were
Speaker 6: lined up in the backfield like three yards back, right,
Speaker 6: that was basically he's closer than that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 1: So for for in their attempt to be deceptive, they
Speaker 1: screwed themselves.
Speaker 10: And let's be real, guys, but there's if I'm Detroit still,
Speaker 10: even with all of that, sixty eight came.
Speaker 4: Up and talked to the man, and he should have
Speaker 4: said six.
Speaker 5: That's between the Lions and the referrece.
Speaker 9: And then what you call and then there by the way,
Speaker 9: everybody want to be around that.
Speaker 1: The game, right, they had another attempt. There's two more
Speaker 1: probably and and if Micah doesn't like that, which had
Speaker 1: nothing to do with the interception. Right, games over, and
Speaker 1: then they got another chance five yards closer after they got.
Speaker 10: Want to kick it after the second because he's a
Speaker 10: stubborn man from Texas.
Speaker 4: Typical Texan. Me and Bill know what this is about.
Speaker 9: Mickey's good friend Rob phil The text text he said
Speaker 9: on his last show, Rob says, I felt like he
Speaker 9: was the guy at ten cups.
Speaker 4: I'm going for this. We're gonna get it on the.
Speaker 5: Green, hit it over that water.
Speaker 4: Wasn't he from Texas? Texas? All right?
Speaker 5: We continued more good one, Rob.
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