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Speaker 5: Was he here?
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Speaker 2: It was like a month, a month.
Speaker 3: Long enough for me to go to his apartment in
Speaker 3: Valley Ranch and do an interview with and that was
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Speaker 3: three twenty five, the Cowboys and the Cardinals and Mickey.
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Speaker 6: We do, Bill, And as matter of fact, it was
Speaker 6: one of our teammates on our.
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Speaker 3: Two football teach, Danny Surrek. How are you like that
Speaker 3: we go behind enemy lines here with a friendly faced
Speaker 3: Danny Surrek. Who has how long now have you been
Speaker 3: with the Arizona Cardinals football club, Danny?
Speaker 8: It is almost two years to the day.
Speaker 3: Actually, wow, slowne by yeah, to a mid season acquisition.
Speaker 3: It was a trade made between the Cardinals.
Speaker 6: Of the I think a couple of Cardinals wanted goke that.
Speaker 6: So she's a reporter producer.
Speaker 3: There, reporter producer for the Arizona Cardinals. And practice is
Speaker 3: underway here at the Star in Frisco. What about they're
Speaker 3: in Arizona and not quite yet.
Speaker 8: We're two hours behind you right now. So practice will
Speaker 8: start in about twenty minutes or so for us, all right,
Speaker 8: a little early, a little earlier when we practice it
Speaker 8: here this.
Speaker 3: With the weather, so well, give us an overview of
Speaker 3: what of this Arizona Cardinals team. Off to an zero
Speaker 3: to two start, and of course had a big lead
Speaker 3: against the Giants twenty nothing at halftime twenty eight to
Speaker 3: seven in the third quarter, Giants came back and won
Speaker 3: by three, and they lost the opener on the road
Speaker 3: at Washington by four. So two losses by a total
Speaker 3: of seven points.
Speaker 8: Right this Cardinals team, what's interesting is there were a
Speaker 8: lot of question marks, a lot of doubts coming into
Speaker 8: the season, and I feel like they have exceeded those
Speaker 8: expectations so far. And they've played in the two games
Speaker 8: where they could have won. And I know that doesn't
Speaker 8: change the record, as you could have or you should
Speaker 8: have won, but this team is performing better than what
Speaker 8: expectations want. And you're missing a lot of your star players.
Speaker 8: You're bringing your quarterback Josh Jobs. Yeah, six practices before
Speaker 8: the season opener in Washington, and there truly was a
Speaker 8: night and day difference between Week one and week tea
Speaker 8: with Job and this offense. The defense has looked very good.
Speaker 8: The problem has been the second half really before quarter
Speaker 8: struggled Cardinals with an outscore twenty seven to nothing in
Speaker 8: the first fourth quarter these last two games. I'm not
Speaker 8: sure if that is the offense struggling and having a
Speaker 8: defense out there and having a standin a problem, but
Speaker 8: it's something that they have to get corrected, especially against
Speaker 8: this Caboy defense that is dominant to say the leaf Yeah, Danny.
Speaker 6: If you look at the scores, you lose to Washington
Speaker 6: twenty to sixteen and then to the Giants thirty one
Speaker 6: twenty eight. So it's two losses by a total of
Speaker 6: seven points. So they were kind of right there. And
Speaker 6: I noticed one of the things that has hurt them
Speaker 6: was the amount of injuries they've suffered, especially obviously at
Speaker 6: the quarterback position, but now along the defensive line too, right.
Speaker 8: So they put al j. Collier, who was looking very
Speaker 8: good throughout preseason in that first game's being inspired by
Speaker 8: the Cardinals this offseason. He's on iron with a biceps injury,
Speaker 8: and then Carlos Walkin suffered a biceps injury early on
Speaker 8: in the game Sunday against the Giants. And the reason
Speaker 8: that host is because this isn't a Cardinals defense that
Speaker 8: has a lot of star power. There's no micro harsion
Speaker 8: to know, there's no DeMarcus Lawrens, right, no Trayvon Digs
Speaker 8: like the Cowboys aps. So specifically on the defensive line
Speaker 8: with the outside line backers, they are relying heavily on
Speaker 8: a rotation, really five or six guys on that D
Speaker 8: line against the Giants, they were also about one of
Speaker 8: their starters and letting go with the shoulder injury. Now
Speaker 8: he's back to practice that he should be good, but
Speaker 8: not having Collier and not having walking really hurt what
Speaker 8: this defense was trying to do upfront, because now you're
Speaker 8: not going to be able to have that kind of rotation.
Speaker 8: Players are having to have more snaps, higher snap counts
Speaker 8: than what his coaching staff may be intended early on.
Speaker 8: So I would assume there's going to be some different adjustments,
Speaker 8: probably still a rotation, but it's not going to look
Speaker 8: the way that they had intended the way that we
Speaker 8: had seen success from that defensive line through the first
Speaker 8: one and a half days before Carlos Watkins went down
Speaker 8: with his biceps injury.
Speaker 2: Hey Danny, this is Everson. How are you ever said?
Speaker 8: Miss you man?
Speaker 2: What's up? Man? Had a good time?
Speaker 9: Come on, man, and we were attached at the hip.
Speaker 9: All of a sudden they just got rid of those.
Speaker 9: But anyway, listen, we have been dogging the Cardinals over
Speaker 9: here in this booth, just so you know. We at
Speaker 9: this point we try not to have too much disrespect
Speaker 9: for them because that's going to be a home home
Speaker 9: game for the Dallas Cowboys. I must this is what
Speaker 9: we've been saying. This is what we've been saying off camera.
Speaker 9: I'm just just telling you this has.
Speaker 2: Been going on.
Speaker 9: So tell me what's going to change that narrative because
Speaker 9: the Cardinals, they've changed the narrative the first two games
Speaker 9: even though they lost. Uh, tell me what's what's causing
Speaker 9: them to change the narrative about the Cardinals.
Speaker 8: Yeah. I think this all just comes down to the
Speaker 8: coaching staff in the culture. And I don't have a
Speaker 8: good way describer other than it feels very different than
Speaker 8: it did under this previous coaching staff. Not necessarily not theory,
Speaker 8: but what had coached Jarnson, Gannon and the staff new Germ.
Speaker 8: Manage your money off, support, have thought. You can really
Speaker 8: feel the efforts of this team is not quitting. That
Speaker 8: was something that one of our Skaty Game and Thompson
Speaker 8: talked about after the game Sunday was that's important that
Speaker 8: this team is sticking together early on because that is
Speaker 8: what carries through the entire season. But the passion and
Speaker 8: the aggression that this team is playing with really this
Speaker 8: defense is new now there's a fine line penalty has
Speaker 8: been an issue through two games with this team, but
Speaker 8: you can feel that culture change and winning at home
Speaker 8: has not been an easy task for this team the
Speaker 8: last year and a half. The only home win they
Speaker 8: had last year was Thursday Night against the Saints. So
Speaker 8: it's really important for this team to kind of set
Speaker 8: that tone and get their home win this week. You're right, ever,
Speaker 8: so though this is a very desirable destination for NFL
Speaker 8: fans of all teams to travel at beautiful place, golf,
Speaker 8: amazing weather, So I do expect a lot of Tawboys fans.
Speaker 8: But this team has to find a way to start
Speaker 8: winning at home and really closing the gate. We talked
Speaker 8: about those fourth quarters struggles. The teams are playing well
Speaker 8: enough to win. Now you have to start finishing the
Speaker 8: game strong, holding onto your lead.
Speaker 10: Now, Danny, the Cardinals passing offense is slightly outweighing their
Speaker 10: rushing one hundred and seventy yards to one hundred and
Speaker 10: twenty three point five yards. What do you anticipate for
Speaker 10: this game on Sunday? Are we going to pass the
Speaker 10: ball more or the Cardinals going to run more? I
Speaker 10: mean James Connor, He's definitely been an item for the Cardinals.
Speaker 3: What are your thoughts there?
Speaker 8: Yeah, it sounds interesting because it doesn't feel like the
Speaker 8: Cardinals have been relying on the pass more so than
Speaker 8: the run Week one in Washington. Just the game plan
Speaker 8: you have to have against hardly the best defensive line
Speaker 8: in the league. Those quick cords onto the passes really
Speaker 8: jobs trying to find connection with his receivers, which took
Speaker 8: some time understandably. So I would imagine that you're going
Speaker 8: to hand the ball to James Connor's riding that momentum
Speaker 8: of the game that he had one hundred and sixty yards,
Speaker 8: who was strucking guys less and right on this game
Speaker 8: against the Giant, and I think rite that. I think,
Speaker 8: especially with this defense, you have to find a way
Speaker 8: to wear down the Taboys defense, right, You have to
Speaker 8: find a way to try and weaken a dominant defense,
Speaker 8: find any sort of weakness or holes that you can
Speaker 8: and really try and shove the ball down their throat.
Speaker 8: I do think that the Cardinals are still looking to
Speaker 8: solidify more of that downfield presence. You've got the seed
Speaker 8: and Olie Brown. You've got the seed and Ronda Moore
Speaker 8: in that spot. You've got sides when you're rooking Michael Wilson.
Speaker 8: It's just about finding those connections. A big connection has
Speaker 8: been tied end Beckert, who's coming up an AH scale
Speaker 8: injuries himself, and there was mixcommunication. It didn't look like
Speaker 8: the balls are being thrown in the right place and
Speaker 8: the one but that connection looked a lot stronger Week
Speaker 8: two against the Giants. So I would expect that to
Speaker 8: be a receiver that jobs really starts to rely on.
Speaker 8: And just how reliable that dak Ert is and has
Speaker 8: been in his career with every quarterback he's played with,
Speaker 8: I would expect that connection to continue to grow.
Speaker 3: You know, I would say Danny and Danny's direct Zona
Speaker 3: Cardinals with us here on mixed shots, I'd say Danny
Speaker 3: that you could make the case Arizona is one of
Speaker 3: the real surprise teams in the league through two games,
Speaker 3: even though they are zero to two, especially when you
Speaker 3: consider what happened in the offseason with a coaching change.
Speaker 3: DeAndre Hopkins released the trade of a former first round
Speaker 3: draft pick, Isaiah Simmons, and then he got Kyler, who
Speaker 3: obviously is on injured reserve, to start the season. Buddha Baker,
Speaker 3: five time Pro Bowler in safety, also on injured reserve,
Speaker 3: and probably the biggest reason that Arizona has been able
Speaker 3: to do what they've done the first two games of
Speaker 3: the season is a quarterback that arrived about three weeks ago.
Speaker 3: And we saw the same quarterback, Joshua Dobbs at Christmas
Speaker 3: time last year. He was signed a week before he
Speaker 3: started against the Cowboys and played the whole game against
Speaker 3: the Cowboys as a Tennessee Titan. And I'm really impressed
Speaker 3: with this guy, and not only his play on the field,
Speaker 3: but highly intelligent guy aeros based engineering major four point
Speaker 3: at Tennessee. I'm wondering how in the world has this
Speaker 3: guy not gotten more of a chance than he has
Speaker 3: already in his NFL career. In twenty seventeen draft pick.
Speaker 3: By the way, he was the one hundred thirty fifth
Speaker 3: pick in the draft, same the same exact spot that
Speaker 3: Dak Prescott was drafted the year before.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's pretty crazy. This is gonna be the first
Speaker 8: time in Dumb's career that he's starting a third straight game.
Speaker 8: But you can see the confidence growing with jobs and
Speaker 8: commanding the huddle a little more and that really was
Speaker 8: a big difference from week one to week to was
Speaker 8: that command. He had a much quicker release, and we
Speaker 8: also saw the mobility. He had a twenty three yard
Speaker 8: rushing touchdown where he trucked maybe or McKinney getting into
Speaker 8: the end zone and then again broke through a tackle
Speaker 8: on a two point conversion. That's what this coaching staff
Speaker 8: was looking for. That was part of the release in
Speaker 8: Cole McCoy and bringing Josh Oobbs day before your final
Speaker 8: preseason in Minnesota. It's not quite obviously the Kyler Murray
Speaker 8: level of having that two different quarterbacks, but it is
Speaker 8: much more the style of what this coaching staff wants
Speaker 8: to have. I think something that helps Josh Jobbs kind
Speaker 8: of get activated here is that he has some familiarity
Speaker 8: with a little bit of the coaching staff offensive Cornat
Speaker 8: or Jupet Sam the quarterbacks coach Is Rowell for both
Speaker 8: spent time with Jobs when he was in Cleveland for
Speaker 8: a little bit, so that helps the connection as well.
Speaker 8: But it's kind of funny of when we first got
Speaker 8: to talk to Jobs in that first week and he saying, yeah,
Speaker 8: you know, it's not just learning the offense. I'm also
Speaker 8: having to learn people's names. I'm taking stamps from these guys,
Speaker 8: that being the practice that comes up to me and
Speaker 8: interviews himself like, that's not an easy situation when we
Speaker 8: come in and you've got the practices before you're leading
Speaker 8: the team. So because Dobs has been here for such
Speaker 8: a short amount of time, one week's work of practice
Speaker 8: really can make all the difference. And just seeing the
Speaker 8: gross for week one in Washington in week two at
Speaker 8: home against the Giants, I really do you think we're
Speaker 8: going to continue to see the elite atting into week
Speaker 8: three hosting the Cowboys.
Speaker 6: You know, Danny, they obviously knew that Kyler Murray wasn't
Speaker 6: going to be ready for the start of the season.
Speaker 6: So what ended up being the impetus that kind of
Speaker 6: at the last minute. I think I saw the trade
Speaker 6: went down for Dobbs August twenty fourth to kind of
Speaker 6: change course right at the last minute, give up on
Speaker 6: Colt McCoy and then also depend on Clayton Tune from
Speaker 6: right here in Carrollton at Hebrew And High School to
Speaker 6: be the backup quarterback.
Speaker 8: That's right, Yeah, I think it was just seeing what
Speaker 8: you had and how that was going to fit with
Speaker 8: what you want. Again, this coaching staff wants the quarterbacks
Speaker 8: he doesn't just have that arm strength and an activity
Speaker 8: for that long ball, but also their legs starting to play,
Speaker 8: being able to get out of the pocket, being able
Speaker 8: to get out of the pocket run a little bit themselves.
Speaker 8: And I think just the point in his career that
Speaker 8: wasn't what cult McCoy had. Really wasn't the type of
Speaker 8: or back he ever was, but it just wasn't what
Speaker 8: this coaching staff was looking for at that point. I
Speaker 8: think what you saw through the off season, joint practices,
Speaker 8: three season games kind of solidified that. And while the
Speaker 8: rookie Clayton too as the sparks, it didn't seem like
Speaker 8: he was ready enough to be your week one starter,
Speaker 8: whether that was technique, what work was leading to some
Speaker 8: high passes and decisions that were being made, it just
Speaker 8: didn't seem like two was going to be able to
Speaker 8: step up, kind of like the way Dak Rescott was
Speaker 8: able to step up early on. It just didn't seem
Speaker 8: like Clayton tune was going to be ready for that
Speaker 8: in time. And I think the reason you keep him
Speaker 8: is because you like him and you see the potential
Speaker 8: that's there. This coaching staff was interested in josh Bobbs
Speaker 8: earlier in the off season, again because of those connections.
Speaker 8: It just the trade or contract problems are what prevented
Speaker 8: the Cardinals from getting jobs early than they did. But
Speaker 8: I think that Dobbs just really stits more with what
Speaker 8: this coaching staff wants and how they want to run
Speaker 8: this offense.
Speaker 3: And we know that Danny needs to run to practice, right, Danny.
Speaker 8: He's got a few more minutes.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: The other thing. The other thing. The other thing I
Speaker 3: think about that is I don't think Josh Cleveland wanted
Speaker 3: to let go of Dobbs yet. And then Dorian Thompson Robinson,
Speaker 3: their fifth round draft pick, just lit it up in
Speaker 3: the preseason. So, Mickey, I think what probably happened on
Speaker 3: that access Well, yeah, so you had Deshaun Watson there,
Speaker 3: you have dtr there, and so all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: after the rookie performed so well in the preseason, that's
Speaker 3: when Kevin Stefanski said, Okay, uh, tell us what you'll
Speaker 3: give us for Joshua Dobbs. And so I think that's
Speaker 3: probably the way what changed on that. But I think
Speaker 3: it's real credit to him to be able to come
Speaker 3: in there and quickly, so quickly, you know, just just
Speaker 3: get in there and and make the transition and and
Speaker 3: basically take over as a starting quarterback.
Speaker 4: And they got they got a fifth a fifth round pick.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it probably would have been a They might have
Speaker 3: been releasing him. I don't know at Dandy camp, but
Speaker 3: they like him so much they gave up a fifth
Speaker 3: round pick. Well, Danny, we appreciate it. And uh, I
Speaker 3: know you'll be decked out in Cardinal red, but your
Speaker 3: heart will be with Cowboy Blue.
Speaker 9: Right, you don't have to answer that, Danny, you don't
Speaker 9: have to that.
Speaker 6: Wait, I'll give you. I'll give you an easier one
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Speaker 3: Are you as.
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: What's the deal with that?
Speaker 3: Danny?
Speaker 4: Are you as in?
Speaker 3: Are you in love with the thicker kicker like Nicky is?
Speaker 3: All right, Danny Surrect, We appreciate it, and good luck
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Speaker 3: will need it, Yes they will.
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Speaker 4: All right?
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Speaker 6: All right, well that's just great, right, how many words
Speaker 6: that you have to say?
Speaker 3: We're still on this? Come on now, make you putting
Speaker 3: pressure one exactly.
Speaker 2: I couldn't do that. You couldn't. I'm sorry.
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Speaker 3: We all can agree on that. The podcast text line
Speaker 3: is open at eight one seven two nine oh three
Speaker 3: two nine eight. I don't think Mickey is going to
Speaker 3: allow phone calls today. I just have a feeling that
Speaker 3: he's got too much on his legal mad to take
Speaker 3: phone calls today.
Speaker 4: It's all right, cardinals stuff, Yeah.
Speaker 3: So what what can you tell us?
Speaker 4: Give us up to practice?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 3: Yes, because practice was open just at the outset of
Speaker 3: mixed shots today, Mickey was able to sneak a peek outside.
Speaker 6: So you know they're in pads. They're outside. It's very windy,
Speaker 6: by the way, but in pads practicing. And all these
Speaker 6: guys were either limited or full yesterday was Brandon Cooks,
Speaker 6: Donovan Wilson, Tyler Smith, and Tuma Adoga. So, uh, that's
Speaker 6: bodes well for going forward.
Speaker 4: Uh No, j Ron curse, he's got an illness.
Speaker 6: They sent him home yesterday, but my understanding was he's
Speaker 6: he's going to be in the building today, so he's
Speaker 6: getting somewhat better. And then Zach Martin is still going
Speaker 6: to do rehab today, so he'll be out with the ankle.
Speaker 6: But I still don't think it's that bad because I
Speaker 6: think if they needed him to finish the game on Sunday,
Speaker 6: he could have made it through.
Speaker 3: So Zach, Zach Martin, he did finish the game, he.
Speaker 6: Was well, yeah, he came back for victory formation.
Speaker 4: You know they do up and down.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, yeah, real chief right.
Speaker 4: He never misses a chance.
Speaker 6: So from an injury standpoint, think about this. This will
Speaker 6: be the first time the offensive line has been together
Speaker 6: basically period, because Terrence Steele missed the entire offseason and
Speaker 6: then when they got to training camp, it was going
Speaker 6: to be, well, we'll get him in to do a
Speaker 6: little bit of stuff, and then Zach Martin missed all
Speaker 6: of the off season, he didn't in practice, and then
Speaker 6: they got him into practice in time to start, and
Speaker 6: then they lose Tyler Smith to the injury, and they
Speaker 6: weren't using Tying all that much. So this will be
Speaker 6: their first opportunity really to have a full week of
Speaker 6: practice with all five guys on the offensive line.
Speaker 9: You know, we took it for granted that Zach Martin
Speaker 9: would come in ready. Yeah, after be an out off season.
Speaker 9: What does a what does an offensive lineman do to
Speaker 9: stay ready?
Speaker 4: You know, he can go out and panamized right.
Speaker 9: On the other and tell his girl or his wife
Speaker 9: or who just he just stay right there, hold this
Speaker 9: bag for.
Speaker 2: Me, all right, this is gonna hurt. Yeah.
Speaker 6: So but I think he had he had somebody that
Speaker 6: he was working out with and doing some sort of
Speaker 6: simulated football type stuff.
Speaker 9: But it's not about an offensive lineman and what they
Speaker 9: do in the off season. If they're holding out, you
Speaker 9: just you know, we know what wide receivers do. They
Speaker 9: go find a quarterback somewhere. You know, a quarterback, go
Speaker 9: find somebody that can catch a ball. But you know, yeah,
Speaker 9: but the offensive lineman did.
Speaker 6: And that's the hard part of the whole deal on
Speaker 6: offensive lineman in the off season, with their inability to
Speaker 6: you know, practice somewhat kind of contact, right instead of
Speaker 6: just panamining everything.
Speaker 4: You know, I guess if you got five boys, you
Speaker 4: can go four.
Speaker 6: It's like, okay, everybody line up and I'm in the middle, right, but.
Speaker 2: It is an interesting point. I just know it is.
Speaker 9: And he comes back ready, right, Yeah, it didn't seem
Speaker 9: like he missed a beat at all.
Speaker 4: They missed his blocks.
Speaker 9: He didn't miss his blocks. They missed his blocks. Yeah,
Speaker 9: especially when you're talking about tight ends. Still pissed off
Speaker 9: about that.
Speaker 6: So this is a good thing that you get this
Speaker 6: offensive line back together. H And by the way, we
Speaker 6: Evers and I were watching it yesterday. Matt wi Lesco's
Speaker 6: getting close. He's uninjured, reserve absolutely two more games. But
Speaker 6: the way he's working out out there, you know, they
Speaker 6: would have an opportunity if they wanted to put him
Speaker 6: on the fifty three to bring him up or if
Speaker 6: they needed a backup. He's got three elevations sort.
Speaker 9: Of what the bill I was trying to match my
Speaker 9: footwork and what it would have been versus with the
Speaker 9: footwork he was doing.
Speaker 2: I think I could beat him. Yeah, I think I
Speaker 2: still got it.
Speaker 4: But three hundred pounds.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know a little bit more pop than the.
Speaker 3: Old Well let's go yeah, Well he's got forty years yeah, right,
Speaker 3: that offset the ways different.
Speaker 4: Hey, our footwork could probably an offensive lineman. The other
Speaker 4: thing that it's going to.
Speaker 6: Be a future consideration is the fact that they've been
Speaker 6: elevating brock Hoffman off the practice squad. You get three,
Speaker 6: so this week will be his third, and then they're
Speaker 6: gonna have to decide either find a spot on the
Speaker 6: fifty three or they've got the guy that they signed.
Speaker 4: I forgot his name, the backup guard.
Speaker 3: I got it, I got it, I got it. Who
Speaker 3: was it that they signed? I kept bringing Sean Harlowe.
Speaker 6: Sean Harlow, I was gonna say howl so I knew
Speaker 6: that wasn't right. But then he's on the practice squad,
Speaker 6: so if they need elevations, then maybe he would take
Speaker 6: over and they get three more there and then see,
Speaker 6: you know how it goes along, because my understanding is
Speaker 6: Bass still needs a little time before they could say, okay,
Speaker 6: he's our backup center.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, Yeah he looked good there at guard though.
Speaker 6: Yeah, no, I thought he did a nice job, and
Speaker 6: you know, awesome. Richard's got some time. So you know,
Speaker 6: as McCarthy was mentioning early in the week, that these
Speaker 6: injuries have created opportunities for these young guys to get
Speaker 6: snaps that they would have never gotten, right, and so
Speaker 6: maybe down the line it becomes a benefit since it
Speaker 6: hasn't really cost them just yet.
Speaker 3: Sports savvy, do we have a text?
Speaker 10: We have a question?
Speaker 3: Yes we do, all right?
Speaker 10: Excuse me?
Speaker 1: How to clear my.
Speaker 2: Choked up with.
Speaker 10: Really got okay with things stalling near the goal line
Speaker 10: last week? Excuse me? What do we think about Hunter
Speaker 10: loup Key? Is the question being implemented a little bit more?
Speaker 2: Well, they should be a Bill question.
Speaker 9: Yes, that's his boy.
Speaker 2: Bill wanted.
Speaker 3: I liked him well. I called it in the last
Speaker 3: preseason game. I said, you know what, I'm thinking, I
Speaker 3: would keep this Hunter looking. And that's without really seeing
Speaker 3: him do much as a fullback. Now we've seen some
Speaker 3: evidence of him as a fullback.
Speaker 9: You saw you saw one play where he got in
Speaker 9: and I don't know if he just didn't know where
Speaker 9: the block or the d lineman really pushed our guys
Speaker 9: back into him, so he really wasn't able to make
Speaker 9: it through to block his man.
Speaker 3: I was on the opening drive of the game. I
Speaker 3: looked went back just this morning and looked at the
Speaker 3: opening drive of the game and one of the plays
Speaker 3: that he was in there, and he did. He had
Speaker 3: a nice block on a five or six yard run hollered.
Speaker 3: And you know, I don't think as a ball carrier
Speaker 3: down on the goal line. To answer the question, but
Speaker 3: using him used him as a fullback.
Speaker 4: You weren't watching he had eighteen plays?
Speaker 9: Well, I saw, I saw the one play, but I
Speaker 9: think they just got overwel I think.
Speaker 3: With the question had to do more so with him
Speaker 3: as a ball carriers.
Speaker 10: Stalling near the goal line essentially, So how how do
Speaker 10: we get him into those plays?
Speaker 3: And he was in there, and I like it as
Speaker 3: a fullback, right I don't know that there would be
Speaker 3: any more success than what they've had with him running
Speaker 3: the football at this point in his career. Well, but
Speaker 3: he is a bigger guy and then depends on the
Speaker 3: play or whatever. But I like him in the role
Speaker 3: that they have him in right now.
Speaker 2: And I must give the Jets credit.
Speaker 9: I mean, that's a hell of a defense, yes, and
Speaker 9: the fact that they stalled down there. Everyone's going to
Speaker 9: stall down there on the Jets defense. They knew what
Speaker 9: we were going to do.
Speaker 2: After a while, they knew we weren't hiding anything.
Speaker 9: So it was really to the Cowboys disadvantage on the
Speaker 9: offensive line in the interior that they were just laying
Speaker 9: their ears back and just it was a desperate situation
Speaker 9: for the whole team. So that's the way the Jets played.
Speaker 6: On their first their first possession in the third quarter,
Speaker 6: when they were first in goal at the one he
Speaker 6: was in at full back, second in goal at the
Speaker 6: one he was in at full back. And that's when
Speaker 6: uh Rico tried to jump cut from the.
Speaker 3: One yard like Mickey will never get over there.
Speaker 4: Just jump forward.
Speaker 9: I don't want no sideways, right, Mickey makes a good
Speaker 9: makes a good point.
Speaker 2: There's no time to be messing around down there.
Speaker 4: I could hear.
Speaker 3: Oh, would you imagine Mickey was your coach? You hear
Speaker 3: one of one of the week.
Speaker 2: It would be a mini plus els.
Speaker 3: Okay, I heard you the first time.
Speaker 6: Tell me how many times have I heard one of
Speaker 6: the Cowboys running back coaches like hit the hole right,
Speaker 6: hit the whole foul, the whole foul, the block. Don't
Speaker 6: try to invent a new play, all right?
Speaker 3: When we come back here on mix shots, more of
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Speaker 3: offense and defense, what concerns you the most when we
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Speaker 3: All right, we continue on Mixed Shots final segment here,
Speaker 3: and we're gonna get in just a moment Everson's pick
Speaker 3: for the game and his pick to click because Everson
Speaker 3: will be on assignment tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'll be sitting at the airport waiting on a flight.
Speaker 2: Go.
Speaker 3: We're not going to say where he's going on assignment.
Speaker 3: He will be on assignment somewhere. And Savannah has one
Speaker 3: of your tweets.
Speaker 10: Yes, we have a click to pick here, Happy Thursday
Speaker 10: from James. He predicts the Cowboys will win. His pick
Speaker 10: is Tony Pollard in honor of the Memphis Tigers taking down.
Speaker 3: Big, big game Tigers in Saint Louis. I need football
Speaker 3: in Saint Louis, don't they?
Speaker 4: They do. They don't have a college.
Speaker 3: They're playing football and I don't have an NFLLL miszoo
Speaker 3: fill up that stadium.
Speaker 6: Yes they will, and Memphis got a lot of alumni
Speaker 6: in Saint Louis.
Speaker 4: They don't have to make the two hour drive.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 3: I'll look for that on my TV. Yes, leave Saturday.
Speaker 3: All right, as we continue on mixed shots, I studied
Speaker 3: up the Arizona Cardinals a little bit, and I know
Speaker 3: y'all are going to think I'm crazy, but I like what.
Speaker 3: I like what they're doing in Arizona. There's an aggressive team.
Speaker 3: They don't have the personnel right now, but I like.
Speaker 3: I like the changes that they've made as far as
Speaker 3: the coaching goes. And as we saw the first two games,
Speaker 3: they were highly competitive against Washington and the Giants, and
Speaker 3: I think that they're going to be uh, They're going
Speaker 3: to give the Cowboys their best shot. I'm not going
Speaker 3: to say they're going to beat the Cowboys, but I
Speaker 3: do like some of the things that they've got going
Speaker 3: laying a foundation for the future.
Speaker 2: There. We'll talk about culture.
Speaker 9: You know that the culture before this year was just
Speaker 9: see what Kyleer Americans do for us, you know, create
Speaker 9: as much as you can, you know, with these these
Speaker 9: talented wide receivers and running backs that he had at
Speaker 9: the time, and now they've revamped everything.
Speaker 2: You know, there's what's the wide receiver and Andre Hopkins. Yeah,
Speaker 2: the hop the hop is gone. Connor's thanks, thank god
Speaker 2: it's still there. He's a guy.
Speaker 9: He pretty much typifies what a Arizona team should want
Speaker 9: to be. Like, you know, a guy has been through
Speaker 9: a lot and came out really strong on the other side,
Speaker 9: talking about this fight with cancer and things of that nature.
Speaker 9: I think keeping him there that I think that says
Speaker 9: a lot about what their future culture will be.
Speaker 3: And he ran for one hundred and six yards on
Speaker 3: twenty seven.
Speaker 15: Carriage was Yeah, he ran with abandoned and he played
Speaker 15: with emotion, and that's exactly what the way the Cardinals
Speaker 15: are going to play in that game.
Speaker 3: On defense, They've got an edge rusher. What a story
Speaker 3: that Dennis gard Deck. He's six foot tall. He went
Speaker 3: to Yeah, and he's been a special teams player in
Speaker 3: his career. He was undrafted about six or seven years
Speaker 3: out of the un With that, he started his college
Speaker 3: career not at West Virginia but at West Virginia State,
Speaker 3: which I've never heard of, and then he wound up
Speaker 3: at Sioux Falls, which I had never heard of. Six foot,
Speaker 3: two hundred and thirty two pounds, he is tied with
Speaker 3: Michael Parsons and Os Digazua three sacks in the first
Speaker 3: two games of this season, and he kind of they
Speaker 3: started using him a little bit more on defense last
Speaker 3: year and he started making some plays and he's carried
Speaker 3: it over this year. Guy that I liked in the
Speaker 3: draft a couple of years ago, Zaven Collins out of Tulsa.
Speaker 3: They've now switched him to an edge rusher position, which
Speaker 3: is why I liked.
Speaker 2: Him in the draft.
Speaker 3: I didn't like him so much as an inside linebacker
Speaker 3: the way he's been used his first two years in
Speaker 3: the league. But at six four, two hundred and sixty
Speaker 3: pounds and the athleticism that he has, I think he's
Speaker 3: better set outside backer in a three to four.
Speaker 4: And that's what you're in a three to four.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but the injuries to their defensive linemen are going
Speaker 6: to be significant. Carlos Watkins, who have been here with
Speaker 6: the Cowboys the previous two years, you know, now out
Speaker 6: as Danny pointed out, with the biceps, and they had
Speaker 6: lost the other guy, Collier already with the same.
Speaker 7: See.
Speaker 3: The thing is, and I like what Carlos Watkins did
Speaker 3: here in the role he was playing. That tells you
Speaker 3: a lot about the personnel that the Cars have right now.
Speaker 3: That Okay, when when Watkins didn't play here, we didn't
Speaker 3: talk about well, but they don't have Carlos Watkins this week,
Speaker 3: and all due respect to him, he made some plays
Speaker 3: here and he's a good role player on a team.
Speaker 3: L J. Collier was a first round draft pick of Seattle,
Speaker 3: but he didn't do anything in Seattle and they lose him.
Speaker 3: Now what we're going to do. We don't have l J.
Speaker 3: Collier And so that just tells you where they are
Speaker 3: personnel wise.
Speaker 6: And then they're pretty young at corner Another team young
Speaker 6: at cornerbacks, starting a rookie Key Trail Clark.
Speaker 4: Uh and he was only a I mean not to do.
Speaker 2: That, only trail. It sounds more like a trail.
Speaker 3: I'll go with trail.
Speaker 2: Yeah, key trail.
Speaker 4: That's the that's the Missouri trail.
Speaker 3: I mean, let me take a look at it.
Speaker 2: That's a Missouri pronunciation.
Speaker 4: I mean, take a look at it. You see, tell
Speaker 4: me what it says?
Speaker 11: Is it?
Speaker 3: K y? I think the MISSOI grad might have this
Speaker 3: one key trail? Okay, can you do this one sixth round?
Speaker 6: I don't have to talk about that. I'm talking about
Speaker 6: the quarterbacks right now. And then their other corner is
Speaker 6: Marco Wilson. He was a fourth round pick. Then he's
Speaker 6: very athletic guy.
Speaker 4: Right, but they lost Buddha Baker.
Speaker 9: Oh nice, well for us, Yeah, that's a problem that
Speaker 9: will come around.
Speaker 2: And that's right.
Speaker 4: So you know, the linebacker course probably pretty.
Speaker 2: Good and that goes that goes very well for my
Speaker 2: picks to click to see.
Speaker 3: And and not coincidentally, they have several former Philadelphia Eagles
Speaker 3: on their defense, including White, Kevon Wallace free safety.
Speaker 6: Well, uh, the key thing and you know Danny touched
Speaker 6: on it when Savannah asked the question.
Speaker 4: They're going to try to run the ball. No different than.
Speaker 6: What the Jets plan was that got destroyed quickly.
Speaker 3: But the Giants plan should have.
Speaker 6: Should have been and they got away from it right away.
Speaker 6: The Jets plan the first play of the game got
Speaker 6: destroyed with DeMarcus Lawrence. I'm gonna still call them DeMarcus ware.
Speaker 6: At some point DeMarcus Lawrence drops the cook for i
Speaker 6: mean haul for four yard loss. So we'll see if
Speaker 6: their ability to run the ball is any better, because
Speaker 6: that's what they'd like to do and then kind of
Speaker 6: protect Joshua Dobbs throwing the ball.
Speaker 2: You know what.
Speaker 3: The big difference that the Cowboys have I think both
Speaker 3: offensively and defensively, especially defensively over other teams in the
Speaker 3: league right now. Aside from the personnel that they have,
Speaker 3: it's they've been in the same system now for three
Speaker 3: years under dan Quinn. I mean these are I mean,
Speaker 3: Cowboys have really good players, but they've acquired players who
Speaker 3: fit what dan Quinn wants to do and they've now
Speaker 3: most of those players that are playing on the co
Speaker 3: Boys defense or have now been in this system for
Speaker 3: three years.
Speaker 6: You must have read mix Shots column yesterday because DeMarcus
Speaker 6: Lawrence pointed that out as one of the benefits of
Speaker 6: why he thinks they're better against the run, because he said,
Speaker 6: we've been in DQ system for two to three years.
Speaker 3: And really, I mean look at well, speaking of d Law,
Speaker 3: look at the first play of the game, end of
Speaker 3: the day. What defense were they in. Cowboys were in
Speaker 3: a three to four They they lined up Chauncey Golston
Speaker 3: at left defensive end, Jonathan Hankins at nose, and they
Speaker 3: had Osa at right defensive end. Then Micah lined up
Speaker 3: as an outside linebacker and d Law lined up as
Speaker 3: an outside linebacker. They knew, just like you said, the
Speaker 3: scouting report on the Jets is they're going to run
Speaker 3: the football, and sure enough they handed it to brace
Speaker 3: Hall run on the left side, and what did DeMarcus
Speaker 3: Law do. It was basically a five man front and
Speaker 3: it was a four four yard loss and that set
Speaker 3: the tone for the entire game. But the Cowboys have
Speaker 3: defensive players that they're hybrid players where they can go three, four, four,
Speaker 3: three whatever.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because you could have said, well, they were in
Speaker 6: a four to three and they had Micah's like a
Speaker 6: strong side.
Speaker 3: They also had linebacker, they had the Moon, Clark and
Speaker 3: Layton in it was a traditional three four right, Well
Speaker 3: it could for the fifty two defense.
Speaker 4: I mean there was three linebackers and four down linemen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but with a four to three you have to
Speaker 2: have that true middle lineback.
Speaker 4: Well you got two of them.
Speaker 9: There, no one on the fourth three. You only have
Speaker 9: one middle linebacker on fourth three, don't you.
Speaker 4: Well, where's the other two going?
Speaker 9: I don't know, it's not going to be a four
Speaker 9: to three. If it's not going to be a fourth
Speaker 9: three with two middle linebackers, well.
Speaker 6: You have two and one standing on the line of
Speaker 6: scrimmage as a strong side linebacker.
Speaker 4: That's the way the Cowboys used to play it back
Speaker 4: in the day in the.
Speaker 6: Nineties, and what day in my day ninety one, ninety two,
Speaker 6: ninety three I played.
Speaker 9: I played behind the four of the strong side. I mean,
Speaker 9: was Bob Brunneger Eugene Lockwob being in.
Speaker 4: The strong side linebacker would line up on the line of.
Speaker 9: Don't have men family, family, But what the.
Speaker 3: Cowboys were in a Bill Parsons three four defense on
Speaker 3: the first player of the game.
Speaker 9: All right, Pili, Well, first of all, before we get started,
Speaker 9: I'd like to say there are two more tigers playing
Speaker 9: this weekend. Yes, yes, that would be Texas Southern Tigers
Speaker 9: versus the Gramley State Tigers. Thank you very much, Black
Speaker 9: and Gold.
Speaker 4: Where's that game gonna be at Grambling? All right?
Speaker 2: Okay, down the hill that Eddie Robinson Stadium.
Speaker 9: So I just want to give you that much come here,
Speaker 9: don't be That would be yeah against Prairie View.
Speaker 2: The sure will. So I am looking at this team.
Speaker 3: Now you're talking about Grambling, Texas Southern.
Speaker 9: I'm talking with them the Tigers. We got enough Tigers.
Speaker 9: We got enough Tigers. I'm doing my pick to click.
Speaker 9: I look at this game a lot like last week's game.
Speaker 9: They're going to try their best to create a running situation.
Speaker 9: I think we're gonna shut it down. And the reason
Speaker 9: I think we're going to shut now is the main
Speaker 9: reason they talked about with DeMarcus and dan Quinn's defense.
Speaker 9: Last year, they had basically same players, same system, right,
Speaker 9: they made all the mistakes. They made the mistakes last year.
Speaker 9: Too many people trying to make plays out of position.
Speaker 9: You come out of your position and the running back
Speaker 9: fire as your whole where.
Speaker 2: You just left from.
Speaker 9: They're not doing that as much this year, so I
Speaker 9: still think it's going to be in a really lopsided game.
Speaker 9: Looking I tried to be fair to the opposition. Of
Speaker 9: the first two games, we were overwhelmed. So this time
Speaker 9: I'm going with the trend thirty five, thirty five, fourteen.
Speaker 6: I think Cowboys, thank you all good.
Speaker 9: I am looking at another rookie defensive back. I think
Speaker 9: Michael Gallup is going to finally get his day. I'm
Speaker 9: looking at him having two touchdown passes a football game.
Speaker 2: Now my my player to pick or whatever to pick.
Speaker 2: Click said, we had another.
Speaker 6: We don't know what it is yet, the pot pick,
Speaker 6: pot pick.
Speaker 2: I have a pot pick.
Speaker 6: Okay, okay, even if it's not the one we're supposed
Speaker 6: to pick.
Speaker 3: This one will go viral.
Speaker 2: That's pot pick. Okay, Oh see, it's going to get
Speaker 2: two sacks, all right.
Speaker 9: He will end up leading the league in sacks at
Speaker 9: the end of this week.
Speaker 6: So he in three games, he's going to have more
Speaker 6: sacks than he's had in two years of his career.
Speaker 2: And he's he knows who to feed off of.
Speaker 15: All right.
Speaker 9: I'm not going to say his name because we can't
Speaker 9: mention him when we talk about picks to click.
Speaker 2: But he's going to feed off of this young man.
Speaker 6: That's another statistic that need to come up with an
Speaker 6: assist on a.
Speaker 4: Right because he assists that first.
Speaker 9: He's going to have an assist and at least one
Speaker 9: of these sacks that I think, do.
Speaker 3: You go back and look at that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he just cleared out that side.
Speaker 3: Of the line. The center was taking him on, and
Speaker 3: it really showed the strength that Osa has and his
Speaker 3: long arms because he just hooked that center and he
Speaker 3: drove him into Dallas County and here was a Tom
Speaker 3: Landry freeway opened up for Micah to come get thee.
Speaker 6: I think I want to remember who it was, if
Speaker 6: it was to Marcus Lawrence or Micah. They were talking
Speaker 6: about how strong that Osa is, like when he's in
Speaker 6: the weight room. He and one of them said it,
Speaker 6: when he's in the weight room, I.
Speaker 4: Just go somewhere else.
Speaker 6: I don't.
Speaker 4: I don't want to embarrass myself. Wow, that's how he's long.
Speaker 3: Yeah, over thirty four inch arms? Yeah yeah, Okay, Well, Everson,
Speaker 3: enjoy your assignment for the weekend.
Speaker 2: And uh no, I can't say that. He might you can.
Speaker 3: You can listen, you can watch.
Speaker 9: My assignment. Will be the person I'm going to visit.
Speaker 9: He's going to want to listen to the show with me,
Speaker 9: and we may call in. We may call it a
Speaker 9: fan this guy or a major fan.
Speaker 4: We've got the text line.
Speaker 2: Here, I take a picture, get to We'll take care
Speaker 2: of this, all right, and.
Speaker 6: We'll see how how well Savannah likes well.
Speaker 2: The other question it depends on when I land. We'll see.
Speaker 3: Here's the other part of it is no ever sin
Speaker 3: tomorrow means more Savannah tomorrow. That's right, right, opportunity.
Speaker 2: That that may sound like we're against each other. I
Speaker 2: don't want to versus as well. I'll lose that fight.
Speaker 3: All right, we will some of us will chat at
Speaker 3: you again. Tomorrow here on Mixed No Cowboys.
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