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Speaker 4: with Mbar Garcia, Brian brought us, Nick Harris and Derek Eagleton.
Speaker 5: Hello, guys, welcome back to another episode of the Break,
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Speaker 6: You're three straight victories, baby, coming back Eastern Conference anyway.
Speaker 5: Anyways, Well, Derek is out of office today, but we
Speaker 5: have Nick, we have Brian and Tommy who has been
Speaker 5: on the show before, and most of y'all should have no.
Speaker 2: Threat today by Ambar, I don't do threats.
Speaker 5: I don't do threats, but happy to have you here
Speaker 5: filling the spot. Nick is happy. He doesn't see you
Speaker 5: very often.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 6: We've done together.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think so it is.
Speaker 6: It is.
Speaker 7: It might be the second, but might be maybe I
Speaker 7: don't remember that important I remember are for.
Speaker 5: Those who don't know you want to share that life?
Speaker 6: Yeah, whenever I left, I recommended Tommy. Tommy was good
Speaker 6: enough to get the job as as I expected in
Speaker 6: now our roommates, so yeah, me and Tommy LinkedIn bird.
Speaker 2: Is somebody watching your guy's house? Now? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Girlfriend, who were just talking right before the show about
Speaker 5: all the breakings and it's crazy football and f L
Speaker 5: player houses.
Speaker 6: Apparently.
Speaker 5: The last thing I saw is that they're conducting some
Speaker 5: kind of investigation to see if this is all related
Speaker 5: in some kind of bigger scheme or something.
Speaker 6: I don't know, but it's apparently a part of an
Speaker 6: organized crime ring out of South America, and Roger Goodell
Speaker 6: that he was speaking at the league meeting on Wednesday,
Speaker 6: and they're working with the FBI to try and figure
Speaker 6: it out. But it's crazy.
Speaker 2: As we're rolling down there playing opening games in South.
Speaker 6: America, Yeah, exactly, as they're going to Brazil, they're like,
Speaker 6: what's this NFL thing A lot make.
Speaker 2: A lot of money doing over there.
Speaker 5: It's good this locked up, Well, hopefully it gets taken
Speaker 5: care of, because not, really, that's really unfortunate and scary.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, not at all.
Speaker 5: Well, no, but hey, you know, I don't know what. Yes,
Speaker 5: all right, cowboys versus Panthers. I wanted to start off
Speaker 5: with just kind of what we do on every Friday,
Speaker 5: just a quick report over v on injuries and where
Speaker 5: the cow is currently stand. As far as the injury front, Nick,
Speaker 5: do you have that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there's nothing too notable to look at going into
Speaker 6: the week. I think everything that's on the injury report
Speaker 6: is pretty much expected at this point. So Cooper Beebe
Speaker 6: still did not practice yesterday with that concussion. If he
Speaker 6: cannot go, it's gonna be brock Off Min at center,
Speaker 6: and then t J Bass at right guard, and then
Speaker 6: Buddy Johnson missed practice yesterday with an illness. I'm sure
Speaker 6: we'll learn a little bit more today as far as
Speaker 6: potential game status for him. Eric Kendricks did not practice.
Speaker 6: The streets are saying he had a baby, so shout
Speaker 6: out to Eric Kendricks. I don't think he's in threatening
Speaker 6: to miss the game or anything. Overshown obviously didn't practice.
Speaker 6: He's out for the year. One Yea Thomas did not practice.
Speaker 6: I think he's gonna miss this week. And then Nick
Speaker 6: Vigil he hasn't really been practicing for the last few weeks,
Speaker 6: but he's still been playing. So I still expect him
Speaker 6: to go on on Sunday.
Speaker 5: Yeah, have my initial shock of looking at the injury
Speaker 5: and just seeing the amount of linebackers listed on there.
Speaker 5: I mean, over shown we know, and some of these
Speaker 5: other players we know as well their current status, but
Speaker 5: just seeing so many known names at the linebacker position
Speaker 5: they're just listed is just it's crazy. And we've talked
Speaker 5: about it on the show heading into this game, and
Speaker 5: we had a whole analysis breakdown scouting report from the
Speaker 5: team both sides of the ball as we summarize everything,
Speaker 5: and something that Derek has been talking about. We talk
Speaker 5: about a team of the Panthers that when you break
Speaker 5: it down by sections, they're not really that great, but
Speaker 5: then they've been coming up with these games where they've
Speaker 5: made it competitive and challenging for opposing teams. So overall,
Speaker 5: what would you say is your general concern heading into
Speaker 5: this game that the Cowboys may face.
Speaker 7: Well, I think it's Cuba Hubbard. I mean he is
Speaker 7: their offensive heartbeat. I went over a thousand yards for
Speaker 7: the season last week, and you mentioned them playing competitive
Speaker 7: but not necessarily finding a way to win.
Speaker 2: I don't think that.
Speaker 7: They've got that X factor guy who can win you
Speaker 7: a game. I don't think Bryce Young is there yet
Speaker 7: to where you can say like, Okay, Bryce is gonna
Speaker 7: make a game winning play and throw or throw it
Speaker 7: to this game winning type receiver.
Speaker 2: Like they have.
Speaker 7: Talented players like Lagette is a talented player. Tube is
Speaker 7: very talented obviously, but I don't think they have a
Speaker 7: guy you can be like, Okay, we need to lean
Speaker 7: on him to make the play for us to win
Speaker 7: the game. When we're playing a team like Kansas City,
Speaker 7: I playing a team like Philadelphia, but their ground attack
Speaker 7: has been you know, their bread and butter. That's where
Speaker 7: they're gonna lean on. That's what they're gonna lean on
Speaker 7: against Dallas. And you know you mentioned the linebacker injuries
Speaker 7: piling up. They're gonna need Eric Kendricks in this game
Speaker 7: to try and help in that second level to stop
Speaker 7: Chewba Hubbard. And you know whoever's alongside him, whether that
Speaker 7: be you know, Marris lea Fao. If Damne Clark sees
Speaker 7: some more snaps, now, that's going to be a really
Speaker 7: important part for the Cowboys in this game.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the running game Chuba Hubbard obviously. An extension of
Speaker 6: that is the offensive line. We've talked about it many
Speaker 6: times this week about how those offensive lines really put
Speaker 6: it together as the year has gone on, even as
Speaker 6: they have battled in injuries, they've been really strong and
Speaker 6: creating running lanes and making it easy for Chuba Hubbar.
Speaker 6: They've only given up twenty two sacks on the season
Speaker 6: and pass protection, so they're making life a little bit
Speaker 6: easier for Bryce Young as well. And typically, whenever you
Speaker 6: find an offense starting to find their stride, you can
Speaker 6: nine times out of ten find the bread and butter
Speaker 6: of that in the trenches.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I kind of this game could be over in
Speaker 2: thirty minutes with the way both teams run the football.
Speaker 2: You know, Dallas doing a better job of that. I
Speaker 2: mean the clock. If you know, if you you know,
Speaker 2: Bill Vinovitch is your official. Bill's not going to call
Speaker 2: any penalties this thing. Yeah, you guys could be back
Speaker 2: on a plane.
Speaker 6: But not only that, but both these defenses are horrible
Speaker 6: at stopping them.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying. It's just a matter of which
Speaker 2: team can be able to. You know, Carolina has had
Speaker 2: trouble finishing games. They have, They've had moments where they've
Speaker 2: had good halves, especially with Bryce Young, and then they
Speaker 2: just haven't been able to finish. But if I was
Speaker 2: either one of these offensive coordinators in this game, I'm thinking, Okay, yeah,
Speaker 2: maybe I could throw the ball on Carolina a little
Speaker 2: bit better, But man, both teams run defense wise is
Speaker 2: going to be a problem for that, you know. So
Speaker 2: I think this game, if if I'm Carolina, you know,
Speaker 2: I got to say, Okay, do I want to put
Speaker 2: it in my quarterback's hands or I don't want to
Speaker 2: put it in Tuba Hubbard's hands and let him, you know.
Speaker 2: And then the Cowboys on the other end of this,
Speaker 2: we've talked about Cooper Rush. You know, do you really
Speaker 2: want to put it in his hands? Even though Carolina's
Speaker 2: struggled with pass rush and covering people at times, but
Speaker 2: the most consistent thing you've have is running that football.
Speaker 2: So I to me, it's going to come down to
Speaker 2: can one team really do what they do best? And
Speaker 2: is the other is the opponent's defense good enough or
Speaker 2: can make a stop or two to kind of get
Speaker 2: them off the field and maybe give their offense back
Speaker 2: the ball. But it'll be interesting because, like I say,
Speaker 2: I think both both quarterbacks at times have looked good
Speaker 2: and then other times not so much. I think Carolina
Speaker 2: clearly has the advantage at quarterback in this game, even
Speaker 2: though he's a young guy. I think his ability there,
Speaker 2: his ability to run, yeah yeah, yeah, thank you, his
Speaker 2: ability to his ability to run and move around. He's
Speaker 2: doing that a lot more. This could be a problem
Speaker 2: for Dallas. Dallas has had to deal with quarterbacks that
Speaker 2: move around. It's been a little bit of a problem
Speaker 2: for them.
Speaker 5: So let me ask you guys this we talk about.
Speaker 5: This is a game where you can really lean en
Speaker 5: Rico Dowell and use their running attack and be successful
Speaker 5: at it. But at the same time, when you start
Speaker 5: looking at the Panther's secondary, you see some opportunities there
Speaker 5: as well, where you could maybe give Cooper Rush some
Speaker 5: sort of confidence back or have them have that passing
Speaker 5: game come into some sort of rhythm. Is that something
Speaker 5: that you would be willing for them to start doing
Speaker 5: in this game where maybe hey, yeah, we can run
Speaker 5: the ball, but also let's try to figure out passing attack,
Speaker 5: not just for this game, but moving forward for what's
Speaker 5: left of the season.
Speaker 6: I actually kind of did a deep dive on that
Speaker 6: this morning, just being okay, how of the Panthers defended
Speaker 6: the pass going throughout the entire season. They've only allowed
Speaker 6: one three hundred yard passer all season. Do you know
Speaker 6: who it is, Tommy, let me see it's Caleb Williams. Okay,
Speaker 6: but yeah, three hundred and four yards he had back.
Speaker 6: I think it was in Week six. But aside from that,
Speaker 6: I mean, we're talking Mahomes, We're talking Jalen Hurts only
Speaker 6: had one hundred and eight yards last week. I think
Speaker 6: teams identify and see the issues that they have stopping
Speaker 6: the run, yes, and they just commit to it and
Speaker 6: they have no reason not to. But if you're asking
Speaker 6: if it's an opportunity potentially for the pass offense, I
Speaker 6: mean yeah, I mean you're looking at it. They can't
Speaker 6: get pass rush home necessarily. It really comes from the
Speaker 6: from the interior, you feel good about what your interior
Speaker 6: looks like right now. And then in the secondary they
Speaker 6: have a couple of holes that allow some big plays
Speaker 6: at times. But I think I would just be committing
Speaker 6: to this run, Like, if they're trying to win the game,
Speaker 6: commit to the run. If they're trying to figure out
Speaker 6: what they have, then maybe fifty to fifty split.
Speaker 2: Yeah, attacking Mike Jackson the corner has been a good
Speaker 2: avenue for a lot of the teams. You're gonna throw
Speaker 2: the football, you know.
Speaker 4: J C.
Speaker 2: Horn has had people go after him, but the completion
Speaker 2: percentage is right at fifty percent. So I mean you're
Speaker 2: kind of taking it in you know, you're taking it
Speaker 2: in your own hands there if you do that. But
Speaker 2: I think you're absolutely right this their inability to stop
Speaker 2: the run, it just welcomes me. And they play they
Speaker 2: play at depth, and we mentioned about the amount of
Speaker 2: cushion that they play with. They off coverage kind of
Speaker 2: plays into Dallas's hands, slants, hitches, you know, in breaking routes,
Speaker 2: stuff like that. I think that that also, you know this,
Speaker 2: this this would be a good opportunity to I just
Speaker 2: think the best way to win this game is is
Speaker 2: load go, dabble up and just say, Okay, we're gon,
Speaker 2: We're gonna wear you down, We're gonna keep going, keep going,
Speaker 2: keep going, find a way to finish dribes with scores,
Speaker 2: you know, and then put that pressure on Bryce Young
Speaker 2: to have to to kind of follow suit with you
Speaker 2: on that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Brian took exactly what I was going to say
Speaker 7: about the off coverage they play at seventy five point
Speaker 7: eight percent of the time, which is the most in
Speaker 7: the league, and they're seven point two yards off the
Speaker 7: line of scrimmage on average, it's the second most in
Speaker 7: the league. So if they're giving you that much cushion,
Speaker 7: you've got a guy like Cidie Lamb who can get
Speaker 7: across and get over the middle. You know they You've
Speaker 7: seen them go to Cavante Turpin across the middle. Shot
Speaker 7: you can let him make a play. So this does
Speaker 7: not be This is not a game where Cooper Rush
Speaker 7: has to take over where Cooper Rush has to make
Speaker 7: complex throws or try to push the ball downfield. If
Speaker 7: they're giving you that cushion, you take it when you need.
Speaker 2: To throw the ball.
Speaker 5: Hopefully they can take advantage of that because I think
Speaker 5: they need to find some sort of confidence back in
Speaker 5: that passing game. Switching subjects a little bit. I know, Derek,
Speaker 5: yesterday they wanted to bring up the whole special teams
Speaker 5: play that occurred last week with or.
Speaker 6: Just confidence or something like that.
Speaker 5: Close enough, But when you look at certain plays that
Speaker 5: have occurred the season, has special teams become a liability?
Speaker 6: It's been a roller coaster, I'll tell you that. Because
Speaker 6: at times it helps you. At times it helps you
Speaker 6: dramatic dramatically, and then I think at other times it
Speaker 6: hurts you a lot. But yeah, I think the Washington
Speaker 6: game is a perfect microcosm of that because you saw
Speaker 6: so many mistakes on special teams and so many positives
Speaker 6: on special teams within like a five minute span. But
Speaker 6: I it's it's definitely been a roller coaster on special
Speaker 6: teams this year. And you know this coaching staff, and
Speaker 6: however things are shaken out going into next year. I
Speaker 6: I wonder what the job evaluation will be a John
Speaker 6: Fossil at the end of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think that this is where this is where
Speaker 2: I appreciate Mike McCarthy but also blame him because I
Speaker 2: do appreciate the fact that he allows his coaches to coach.
Speaker 2: That's understandable. But here I am I'm going to stay
Speaker 2: on the flip side. That guy needs to be under control.
Speaker 2: The Fossil needs to be a little bit more. It's
Speaker 2: just so passionate, well it needs he There needs to
Speaker 2: be a little bit more checks and balances with what
Speaker 2: goes on over there, you know, with that side, and
Speaker 2: you've got a dynamic returner in Turpin the first the
Speaker 2: first punt return that they had in the game the
Speaker 2: other day could have been a touchdown if Ao gets
Speaker 2: a block. I mean, it's a weird dynamically. They have
Speaker 2: three guys blocking on one and they don't get Hudson
Speaker 2: the tight end who makes the tackle. If they get
Speaker 2: that block, then it's you know, so then now you
Speaker 2: have this euphoria of wow, you return to punt for
Speaker 2: a touchdown, and then maybe later in the game, well, whoa,
Speaker 2: we just blocked the punt and now they got the
Speaker 2: ball back kind of thing. But it is it's been
Speaker 2: that way. But I think you, I think guys like
Speaker 2: that need to be managed and need to be checked more.
Speaker 2: You know, there's a little too much loose play going
Speaker 2: on with or or his ability to say, okay, let's
Speaker 2: do this, let's try let's I understand confidence in your coaches.
Speaker 2: But that's one of those ones where I think that
Speaker 2: they They've had too many plays this year where things
Speaker 2: have been a little bit in question, like okay, why
Speaker 2: would you do Even even the owner general manager came
Speaker 2: out after the game like why would you why would
Speaker 2: you think about doing that? Why would you try and
Speaker 2: block the punt? And then they trying to explain and
Speaker 2: all that, and Jerry has to kind of come back
Speaker 2: and say, Okay, I understand better now. But we were
Speaker 2: all thinking, you know, are they are things being you know,
Speaker 2: Mike was talking about today in a show with one
Speaker 2: O five to three attention to detail, we coach up
Speaker 2: things and all that. Are you really coaching up things
Speaker 2: when you have mistakes like that? You know, those are
Speaker 2: huge mistakes in games, and you just kind of under
Speaker 2: you know, is that all being conveyed from the classroom
Speaker 2: to the field with the with the staff.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they are big mistakes, and you know, special teams
Speaker 7: naturally is kind of that phase of the game where
Speaker 7: I think John Foss said it was the wild wild West,
Speaker 7: and it is just he's part of it.
Speaker 2: Is Yeah he's the cowboy or yeah last yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: he's coming to the OK Corral with guns blazing. You know, yeah,
Speaker 2: it is.
Speaker 7: It is a wild phase just because of you know,
Speaker 7: the the roller coaster part of it where you can
Speaker 7: be at the highest of highs and then one play
Speaker 7: later you're at the lowest of lows and it loses
Speaker 7: you a game, right, you know, I think I agree
Speaker 7: with Brian there are some calls, I think are decisions
Speaker 7: that have been made where I think, like McCarthy needs
Speaker 7: to say, hey, that's probably not a good not a
Speaker 7: good idea to do it right now. I think to
Speaker 7: the fake punt in Atlanta, when they're in you know,
Speaker 7: they're deep in their own territory, and I understand that
Speaker 7: things don't typically line up the way that Atlanta had
Speaker 7: presented it. But at the same time, you know, you're
Speaker 7: in a close ballgame and I just don't know if
Speaker 7: you if you still want to give that something like
Speaker 7: that up. But in the same respect, you know, when
Speaker 7: when you're talking about these mistakes that they've made, some
Speaker 7: of the mistakes have been one on a return for
Speaker 7: a touchdown which was one Yay Thomas against Washington that
Speaker 7: ended up icing them the game, and two.
Speaker 8: On a block punt that could have won you the game.
Speaker 7: You just kind of had a bad break to be
Speaker 7: to be honest, you know, Nick Vigil does exactly what
Speaker 7: he's supposed to do. The gap that was supposed to
Speaker 7: be blocked wasn't. So you go and you shoot the gap,
Speaker 7: you blocked the kick, and then Amani Oruari just whether
Speaker 7: it be he didn't know whether you know, whatever mistake
Speaker 7: it was.
Speaker 2: I mean, that.
Speaker 7: Doesn't make it any more excusable. But at the same time,
Speaker 7: you know they're doing some things well. Now, whether you
Speaker 7: think there's a good enough balance of good and bad,
Speaker 7: that's going to be part of the decision making, you.
Speaker 2: Know, I buy. I buy the the the reason though
Speaker 2: with Ao and the vice and the blocking on the
Speaker 2: other side, that that to me is a that's that's okay.
Speaker 2: I agree, guys blocking on the edge, they've knocked the
Speaker 2: guy to the bench. They're playing with their backs to
Speaker 2: the ball. Maybe they don't hear the you know that
Speaker 2: you get you know, when you're when you get a
Speaker 2: block punt or a block field goal or whatever, and
Speaker 2: you don't hear it, and now the ball is rolling
Speaker 2: around and you have no idea what's going on. I
Speaker 2: think this is one of the one of the when
Speaker 2: you talk about bad breaks. If that happens towards the
Speaker 2: Cowboys bench, nobody touches that ball, nobody touches that Cincinnati's
Speaker 2: standing on the sidelines like going, oh god, we just
Speaker 2: had a punt blocked, and nobody's saying a damn word.
Speaker 2: And then you got, you know, you got Turpin running
Speaker 2: forward trying to scream and you know, lea foul, waving
Speaker 2: his arms and no, you know, it happens so fast.
Speaker 2: But if that's along the Dallas sidelines, everybody's screaming, Peter, Peter, Peter,
Speaker 2: get away, get away. And now everybody comes to their
Speaker 2: senses of like, oh, that's not a live ball.
Speaker 6: You know, would you would you tackle a teammate? Would
Speaker 6: you just like close?
Speaker 2: Well, yes, absolutely, you know, yeah you would, And I've
Speaker 2: seen it happen. Sorry, but it's so funny and this
Speaker 2: is just so how this is how crazy that play was.
Speaker 2: The guy that let the guy that let Nick Vigel
Speaker 2: block the punt recovered the ball. So the dude that
Speaker 2: made the complete blunder of allowing the play to even
Speaker 2: start ended up recovering the.
Speaker 6: Ball, rookie linebacker too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and so now you're like, ah, what you know,
Speaker 2: you go from being like, oh my god, I just
Speaker 2: might have lost this game to wow, just saved it
Speaker 2: first down. But they it was a it was a huge,
Speaker 2: you know, huge break for Cincinnati that that ball ended
Speaker 2: up on their sidelines, because if it's on Dallas's sidelines,
Speaker 2: Dallas is probably gonna get that ball kick a field
Speaker 2: gold and get out of here with a win.
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Speaker 6: We gotta start with Brian here. Oh my gosh, I'll
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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you don't want me to describe what budan is.
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Speaker 2: You know what I I've always man, this is such
Speaker 2: a great question because there's so many really good tailgates,
Speaker 2: and depending on what time of the year, you know,
Speaker 2: the food choices you have, like you do not want
Speaker 2: to be eating chili in September early September of the game,
Speaker 2: but or Jumbalaya or you know, Crawfichet two fair or
Speaker 2: anything like that that I'm used to like eating in
Speaker 2: a tailgate. I've always felt like that sliders are really
Speaker 2: really really good at a tailgate because you're not just
Speaker 2: completely just in big time, just I'm just having a
Speaker 2: massive burger and then yeah, and then then you feel
Speaker 2: and then you're you're drinking and you're like you're just overwhelmed. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I kind of feel like though that it's a it's
Speaker 2: it needs to be something kind of small and then
Speaker 2: you can kind of eat more of them.
Speaker 6: Yeah, kind of a deal nolies at your tailgate.
Speaker 2: You know what, I'm more I'm more into like the
Speaker 2: the brats and Italian sausages than I am say Nathan's
Speaker 2: hot dogs or something like that. I think if you're
Speaker 2: bringing hot dogs, you're kind of half ass.
Speaker 6: In it, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean if.
Speaker 5: You know some brought wars, Yeah those are you see.
Speaker 2: That I'm saying you could go get you could go
Speaker 2: get a like you could get like a like you
Speaker 2: go to a butcher shop and get them, you know,
Speaker 2: get real like brats and Italian sausages and sweet sausage
Speaker 2: and stuff like that. If you're just bringing a pack
Speaker 2: of hot dogs, you are you know. It's it's kind
Speaker 2: of like the guy or gal that shows up at
Speaker 2: the tailgate with just a six pack and it's like,
Speaker 2: you know, you've got a group of people and you're
Speaker 2: kind of like going, you're just gonna drink those for yourself,
Speaker 2: you know, don't don't show up like empty handed. At
Speaker 2: least always bring a bag of ice too. Is another
Speaker 2: thing if you can't bring anything. But yeah, if I
Speaker 2: think I go on the high end of things, try
Speaker 2: and be a little bit better. You know, make somebody
Speaker 2: responsible for the dips, make somebody responsible for the specific
Speaker 2: kinds of buns, make somebody, you know, give everybody responsibility.
Speaker 2: Your tailgate will be so much better. But I kind
Speaker 2: of like the sliders because I don't want to sit
Speaker 2: there and eat like a massive sandwich, pull pork something like.
Speaker 2: That's really really good too.
Speaker 6: I went to a Penn State game earlier this year
Speaker 6: and they had great chili. One of these tailgates late season.
Speaker 6: I have no idea, I really late season game. Oh
Speaker 6: late season. No, No, it was cold.
Speaker 2: It was cold.
Speaker 6: It was like late September, but it was cold.
Speaker 2: There you go that to me that now you're now
Speaker 2: you're giving it some thought to me. I kind of
Speaker 2: I kind of think like if you want to do
Speaker 2: something lighter or when it's when it's hot. Yeah, you
Speaker 2: just don't want to blow people away with like a
Speaker 2: bunch of heavy food. Absolutely when yeah, I give this
Speaker 2: some thought. Yeah, I do not. I do not like
Speaker 2: I say, I take. I take responsibility for you know,
Speaker 2: people do chicken wings and stuff like that, smoked chicken
Speaker 2: wings and stuff. You always got to think about. You're
Speaker 2: standing up and eating right, you're not sitting down and
Speaker 2: eating so at tailgates. You gotta be plates balancing, you're
Speaker 2: holding drinks. Yeah, let me right, let me, let me
Speaker 2: give you one more real quick amber. I know I'm
Speaker 2: gonna make this thing. If you're playing, Like, if you're
Speaker 2: thinking about going out there early and it's a three
Speaker 2: twenty five kickoff, but you're gonna get out there like
Speaker 2: five hours early, do this, do a brunch and then
Speaker 2: do then do one before you go in, so you
Speaker 2: have like kind of brunchy food to start and then
Speaker 2: like everybody's kind of drinking drinking now you're like, then
Speaker 2: hit them with the yeah, whatever your main course is.
Speaker 2: And I would do that at home. If you're watching
Speaker 2: a Cowboy game and it's one of those you know
Speaker 2: it's one of those seven fifteen games, brunch, that thing
Speaker 2: hit them in the second game and then boom, go
Speaker 2: into your game.
Speaker 6: You nap in the car for you to.
Speaker 2: Brunch that thing. Brunch that thing right off the homemade homemade,
Speaker 2: homemade sweet rolls, stuff like you mean, you know, like
Speaker 2: pigs in the blanket, ham sliders, whatever, you know. Just
Speaker 2: brunch that thing right off.
Speaker 7: The business tailgate with you like tomorrow and I love,
Speaker 7: I love.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what I I wish I could do.
Speaker 2: I've never done this at a tailgate, but I'd love
Speaker 2: to do a crawfish boil at a tail gate.
Speaker 6: Would that'd be difficult?
Speaker 2: That's a lot of but that's the messy Well, it's
Speaker 2: not really. It's the hard part is getting rid of
Speaker 2: the because you're cooking in a in a hundred gallon pot.
Speaker 2: So you got you know, you got all that spice,
Speaker 2: that water juice. You really don't have any place to
Speaker 2: dump that fair You got to kind of carry it
Speaker 2: somewhere and then like look around and gotta go. We
Speaker 2: got it right over here.
Speaker 6: Jerry pays for power washers in that parking.
Speaker 2: Okay, well then yeah, but I would love to do
Speaker 2: a crawfish boil in it before a game in a
Speaker 2: in a you know, or shrip boiled. People might not
Speaker 2: like crawfish or shrip boil. I tell you what, I'd
Speaker 2: love to steam like crab legs.
Speaker 6: Were barbecue scallops in there.
Speaker 2: No, I think if you're gonna tail gate, I think
Speaker 2: if you're gonna tailgate, you need to do it right.
Speaker 5: I realized this.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry.
Speaker 8: Next question, did you finger food for me?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 7: That's the sliders, the chips, the wings and stuff like
Speaker 7: that you can stand up and eat.
Speaker 2: That that's home made dips. Home made dips if you're
Speaker 2: buying the stuff, and they can nothing against Freedom Lay
Speaker 2: or any of those people that make dips, but make
Speaker 2: it yourself, bring it homemade, homemade scratch all go to
Speaker 2: your house.
Speaker 5: The next one was food related as well, but I'm skipping.
Speaker 2: That, placing this game at the A, T and T.
Speaker 2: We'll do something, all right.
Speaker 5: Greatest Dallas Cowboys player of.
Speaker 2: All time Darren Woodson, in my opinion, my favorite player
Speaker 2: of all time, Darren Woodson, favorite.
Speaker 5: Or best, well, greatest, greatest, but the greatest player of
Speaker 5: all time.
Speaker 6: Oh man, this is.
Speaker 2: History.
Speaker 6: I would love to go Larry Allen here, and I
Speaker 6: think Larry Allen makes a lot of sense. But you
Speaker 6: have the all time leading rusher so Evan Smith, and
Speaker 6: that wrecker is never going to be broken. So I
Speaker 6: go Emmett.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know that Darren Woodson's your all time leading tackler. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So he's my favorite cowboy of all. When we used
Speaker 2: to compete against him when I was in Green Bay,
Speaker 2: I was like, I'd bring him to the tailgate party.
Speaker 2: I mean, he was an empty but yeah, he he
Speaker 2: he did so much. He did so much. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: I and I'm the old enough to know, I've saw
Speaker 2: I saw Bob Lily play and every all the accolades
Speaker 2: that Bob Lily gets are absolutely correct, very true.
Speaker 7: I think those are two really good answers. So for
Speaker 7: the sake of getting a new one, I'll say, Roger Staalbach,
Speaker 7: that'd be.
Speaker 6: Fair short career Captain America ten years.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right?
Speaker 5: Best Super Bowl halftime show.
Speaker 6: Beyonce? You kidding me? Come on now, now, I'm joking.
Speaker 6: I actually liked Rihanna a lot too. Yeah, what was
Speaker 6: the one?
Speaker 5: And I was a little disappointed by Rihanna and I
Speaker 5: love her, but there were certain songs that I wanted
Speaker 5: to hear that I didn't hear.
Speaker 6: Her saying that's fair.
Speaker 2: I could I could old school this thing, could say
Speaker 2: like Bruce Springsteen for my era. But what was the
Speaker 2: one was that in Los Angeles where they had like
Speaker 2: the apartment setting and they had super Dog Doctor Dre Yeah,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, that was really okay. I would I think
Speaker 2: Bruno Mars is excellent too. By the way, for a
Speaker 2: halftime show.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I was gonna say the twenty twenty two one
Speaker 7: with Snoop Dogg Doctor Drek.
Speaker 2: Eminem was up there too. That one was really good.
Speaker 2: Was that the apartment one that was in La right? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Am I right about the apartment? Yeah?
Speaker 6: They would like build like.
Speaker 2: A yeah, they each had a little little room. Yeah. Yeah, okay, I'm.
Speaker 6: Excited for Kendrick. Let me tell you, yeah, that's gonna
Speaker 6: be fun. All right.
Speaker 5: Who's the coolest NFL player turned celebrity.
Speaker 6: Tonio Brown?
Speaker 7: Let me uh turn celebrity? Yeah, so not playing anymore
Speaker 7: and focusing like on movies or something like that.
Speaker 5: Just a known face, like someone that has made a
Speaker 5: name of them themselves after after their football.
Speaker 2: It's got to be. It's got to be Peyton Manning.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he is cool.
Speaker 2: Peyton Manning is like if you ever watched that Saturday
Speaker 2: Night Live skit where he's like he's working with the
Speaker 2: kids and he's throwing the ball and he gets the
Speaker 2: one kid he tells me goes sit in the porta John,
Speaker 2: get off the field. You know, he's like coaching the
Speaker 2: kids up how to steal a car, and I mean
Speaker 2: it's yeah him. My favorite one though is but he
Speaker 2: didn't play a long time, was a guy named Brian Bosworth,
Speaker 2: Oh the Boss. If you ever watched the Fanville episodes
Speaker 2: the Doctor Pepper commercials, he is hilarious in those. He's great.
Speaker 2: I think he's made a good little living doing tho,
Speaker 2: like being a little like man, I didn't know this
Speaker 2: dude can act, but he's really kind of funny in him.
Speaker 8: The one with the Queen.
Speaker 2: Quinn Yours are very good. Yeah, yeah, but it's commercial stuff.
Speaker 2: But I think Peyton Manny for he hosts like the
Speaker 2: Country Music Awards and he's doing all this stuff.
Speaker 6: Now, I've never met this guy personally, but just from
Speaker 6: people that have interacted with him and say he's one
Speaker 6: of the nicest humans ever. Is Michael Strahan, So I
Speaker 6: would I would love to be able to meet Michael Strahan,
Speaker 6: but someone i've met Isaiah standback. Come on, let's giveim
Speaker 6: love to our guy. He's the man facts, he's all right.
Speaker 7: I think if we're talking about celebrity wise like Linswer
Speaker 7: would be the rock.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I know there wasn't a lot of football playing there, but.
Speaker 7: No question football terms celebrity, I mean he's the he's
Speaker 7: the pinnacle of that.
Speaker 5: Yeah. I mean you tend to forget that he laid football.
Speaker 5: But yes, absolutely, let's go ahead and take our break.
Speaker 5: When we come back, I'll say a few more yes
Speaker 5: for the sake of playing a little longer. But I
Speaker 5: wanted to stay on schedule a little bit, so let's
Speaker 5: go to our final break and then we'll come back
Speaker 5: with some more.
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Speaker 5: Thank you, Chris. Last question for this game, what would
Speaker 5: you say is the best football nickname? Examples Primetime, beast Mode, Megatron,
Speaker 5: best football nickname that you can think of.
Speaker 6: I don't know if this is the best one, but
Speaker 6: I'll let these guys think. Well, I mentioned this. So
Speaker 6: the the Carolina Panthers. They have a receiver, a rookie
Speaker 6: receiver named Jalen Coker, and he's he's kind of gotten
Speaker 6: some some love this year from from Carolina fans, and
Speaker 6: his fans are called cokeheads. I think that's really funny.
Speaker 6: I don't know if it's the best one, but I
Speaker 6: was just it was one that came to mind because
Speaker 6: I was doing research this week and that popped up
Speaker 6: and I was like, oh, that's hilarious.
Speaker 7: But anyway, this is an easy one for though, sweetness,
Speaker 7: Walter Payton, I'm gonna stay with the same team.
Speaker 2: I thought Refrigerator Perry was pretty good, pretty dard. He
Speaker 2: was so so big, you know, and they like William
Speaker 2: Refrigerator Perry, and I'm like, that's a good nickname.
Speaker 8: For a guy who wants to tackle a refrigerator.
Speaker 2: Nobody does. Who wants to play a refrigerator nobody does.
Speaker 5: Also, what an odd nickname, though, But there are so
Speaker 5: many other things you can think of.
Speaker 2: Now, that was the best. That was the best, all right.
Speaker 5: Now, jumping back to this weekend and this week CDI
Speaker 5: got a chance to talk to the media. Tommy, I
Speaker 5: know you were able to write a story on that
Speaker 5: and basically him talking about his reasoning of wanting to
Speaker 5: be out there and playing despite his injury. We know
Speaker 5: he's been dealing with the shoulder issue for almost I
Speaker 5: mean it's been a long time now, it feels like
Speaker 5: almost a whole season at this point. So what were
Speaker 5: some of his reasonings and reaction to that question?
Speaker 7: Well, at the end of the day, his motivation is
Speaker 7: to in the game, and that's what that's what he
Speaker 7: told us yesterday was, you know, at the end of
Speaker 7: the day, that's all you've got to do.
Speaker 8: That's all you step out on in the field to do,
Speaker 8: is to win the game.
Speaker 7: And so he mentioned to us a couple of times
Speaker 7: earlier this year that this is the most banged up
Speaker 7: he's played.
Speaker 2: In his entire career.
Speaker 7: Uh, and that tracks. I mean, he's had to shoulder
Speaker 7: a lot of the load for this offense. He's gotten
Speaker 7: a lot of touches, he's been you know, a lot
Speaker 7: of focus has gone to him, and so that that
Speaker 7: all tracks. But I think that you know, him being
Speaker 7: out there is a testament to his leadership and showing
Speaker 7: an example for these younger guys.
Speaker 2: And you know, he was talking.
Speaker 8: About, you know, where do you draw the line with.
Speaker 7: Trying to play through something versus you know, hey, it's
Speaker 7: probably better for me to sit out. So he said,
Speaker 7: if it's impeding what you do as far as contributing
Speaker 7: to the team and winning, I suggest you stay out
Speaker 7: because you don't want to embarrass yourself.
Speaker 8: Or put out bad tape or anything like that.
Speaker 7: But if you've got a chance to go out there
Speaker 7: and have an opportunity to withstand whatever pain you're dealing with,
Speaker 7: still be able to play at.
Speaker 8: A high level, then you're fine.
Speaker 7: And so I think him being out there and being
Speaker 7: the impact player that he is battling through that pain,
Speaker 7: it's a good you know, a good sign and a
Speaker 7: good way to lead without lead by example for these
Speaker 7: younger players.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, we'll see what continues to happen. Hopefully we
Speaker 5: only have to survive.
Speaker 6: Four more games more, more, more and more.
Speaker 5: I mean they're not out of the.
Speaker 6: Plus I think season.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But I think the thing going back about with CD,
Speaker 2: I think that he realizes that he he is their
Speaker 2: best player on offense. Absolutely, he realizes that, and he
Speaker 2: he does his time. He does take a lot of
Speaker 2: pride in his going out there. He did sign a
Speaker 2: big contract, he held out. He has to show that,
Speaker 2: despite good or bad, he's got to be out there
Speaker 2: because we're gonna we're going to talk about the draft
Speaker 2: here coming up in another month, a lot of draft,
Speaker 2: and we're going to talk about wide receiver, and we're
Speaker 2: gonna and and these guys are going to make arguments
Speaker 2: about why they need a wide receiver very very early
Speaker 2: because some of the things that we thought were going
Speaker 2: to happen with this crew hasn't happened now CD is.
Speaker 2: I think CD's done his part. I think everybody behind
Speaker 2: CD is in question, and he knows that if he's
Speaker 2: not playing, there's probably a pretty good chance that they're
Speaker 2: not going to have any type of production. He's never
Speaker 2: going to say that, but I'll say it. You know
Speaker 2: they they are going to need wide receivers on this
Speaker 2: football team. They have one and that's him with a
Speaker 2: banged up shoulder.
Speaker 5: All right, Game day prediction, Nick, I start with you,
Speaker 5: what are you expecting to happen this weekend?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think I think they lean on the run
Speaker 6: and I think they come away with a win. I'm
Speaker 6: going to take the Cowboys here. I think the Carolina
Speaker 6: keeps it close. It's more of a low scoring type
Speaker 6: of fair maybe like a twenty four to twenty type.
Speaker 2: Boy you beat well, you same thing exactly, I think.
Speaker 2: I think it's I think Carolina is good in a
Speaker 2: lot is getting better. I don't think they're any good
Speaker 2: at defense. If Dallas runs the football. The offensive line
Speaker 2: has played really very well the last several weeks. I
Speaker 2: do I see that. The exact score I had in
Speaker 2: my head was I said it last night. Me and
Speaker 2: Bobby were talking, Bobby Belt twenty four to twenty Cowboys
Speaker 2: get a victory in Carolina.
Speaker 7: I think this is a little bit larger of a
Speaker 7: margin of victory for Dallas. I just think that their
Speaker 7: run defense has been much better. And we mentioned how
Speaker 7: sometimes Carolina can get a little bit one dimensional with
Speaker 7: Chuba Hubbard, and if that's the case, Dallas has shown
Speaker 7: that they can stop elite runners, you know, limited Saquon Barkley.
Speaker 8: You look at the season that he's having. So I
Speaker 8: think Dallas wins this one. Twenty eight to seventeen.
Speaker 2: We go.
Speaker 5: I agree. I go with the Dallas win as well.
Speaker 5: But right before we end the show, are you guys
Speaker 5: expecting a lot a big of a drop off by
Speaker 5: not on the defense, by not having overshown in. I
Speaker 5: know there was a period during the season, I can't
Speaker 5: remember when exactly where who was that during with Mike.
Speaker 2: Cop being ol Kendricks was out.
Speaker 5: When Kendricks was out, we noticed like, wait, hold on,
Speaker 5: this linebacker group is struggling, So how are you expecting
Speaker 5: the defense to play in this game?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think Kendricks being out for that Detroit game
Speaker 6: was more of a Hey, it's early in the season.
Speaker 6: This is the only guy that really knows the scheme
Speaker 6: like the back of his hand, and we don't have
Speaker 6: that guy on the field anymore. And you saw everybody
Speaker 6: just kind of all over the place during that game.
Speaker 6: I think it was more of a communication thing. I
Speaker 6: think with Overshown being out, you're looking at Marislea fel
Speaker 6: Now to take that step up, and he had a
Speaker 6: sack and a half in the fourth quarter whenever he
Speaker 6: took over for Overshown. Last week. We talked about on
Speaker 6: the Draft show about how he could be that third
Speaker 6: down situational blitzer at times, and those one and a
Speaker 6: half sacks came on third down. So definitely looked for
Speaker 6: him to have a similar type role as Overshown, and
Speaker 6: I saw him at practice yesterday working on pass rush
Speaker 6: moves with assistant defensive line coach Greg Ellis, so definitely
Speaker 6: taking more of a presence off the edge. I think
Speaker 6: you could expect Mary leaf Il to have and I
Speaker 6: see him assuming the exact same role.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what's going to happen now is with no Overshown
Speaker 2: as your poor man's Michael Parsons, it's going to be
Speaker 2: about Lea Fel keep an eye on Donovan Wilson as
Speaker 2: a blitzer. I think that's where you saw that Leah
Speaker 2: Foul and Wilson had a half sack. I have a
Speaker 2: feeling the way that Zimmer's going to try and get
Speaker 2: around this. You probably won't see the explosive plays from
Speaker 2: Lea fol that you saw from Overshown, making tackles in
Speaker 2: the flat and stuff like that, but he's a good tackler.
Speaker 2: The thing about it will be, though, they got to
Speaker 2: figure out a little bit how to kind of get
Speaker 2: that pass rush going again. Leah Foul, Lawson, Wilson, those
Speaker 2: three guys going to try and make up for your
Speaker 2: loss and Overshown say that.
Speaker 6: Three times fast Leafel lost and Wilson.
Speaker 2: It's like a law fir Am minute it is.
Speaker 5: It is all right, Well that's all the time we
Speaker 5: had for today. Thank you, guys.
Speaker 2: Talk about the tail getting so long. We probably hadn't
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 5: I know, I didn't know what you're I should have
Speaker 5: known better, Actually I should have known better.
Speaker 6: What's your dessert option?
Speaker 5: Oh no, we're in the show.
Speaker 6: Well we got like a minute left. One quick dessert.
Speaker 2: We're good, We're good. Go ahead, name.
Speaker 5: One are you do you have the ability cane you
Speaker 5: Are you capable of just naming one thing?
Speaker 2: Yeah, somebody needs to bring homemade cookies.
Speaker 8: Okay, okay, great answer.
Speaker 5: Oh it's a little boring.
Speaker 2: No. If if you do cookies the right way, they're
Speaker 2: not boring.
Speaker 5: Milk on her milk.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you what, don't go don't go buy like chips. Ahoy,
Speaker 2: go make some cookies. Make them big, you know, put nuts, raisins,
Speaker 2: chocolate in them, maybe some.
Speaker 6: White shots, raises.
Speaker 2: No, I'll tell you what. Man, If somebody can make
Speaker 2: brownies too, that's another thing that's really good. Slice them up,
Speaker 2: put them on a plate. Here we go. I'm telling you.
Speaker 2: If you show up empty handed to tailgate, shame on you.
Speaker 2: There's a way to be creative in this.
Speaker 5: World or with your own person.
Speaker 2: You might not, you might not. You might not be
Speaker 2: creative on the offensive side of it here, but by god,
Speaker 2: you can be creative in life.
Speaker 6: All right, Thank you, Brian.
Speaker 5: We'll be back next week to tell you guys what
Speaker 5: went wrong? What went right with the Dallas Cowboys against
Speaker 5: the Carolina Panthers for Nick Harris, Brian Broadus, Tommy Yarish.
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