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Speaker 3: Cowboys here at the SWBC studio after a Cowboys thirty
Speaker 3: four to six loss, and after Jerry Jones said at
Speaker 3: the end of the evening, uh, there is no joy
Speaker 3: here without winning, and the Cowboys lost their fourth consecutive
Speaker 3: game of the season, fall into three and six and
Speaker 3: really only one victory ahead of the Giants from last
Speaker 3: place in the NFC East. But we are here to
Speaker 3: break it down after that game on Sunday where the
Speaker 3: Cowboys could not score a touchdown, could not score a
Speaker 3: touchdown gentlemen at home and the last time they scored
Speaker 3: a touchdown at home was Baltimore. That seems like last year,
Speaker 3: but I think it was the second game of the season,
Speaker 3: so things could just continue seemingly to get worse. I
Speaker 3: have to play without your starting quarterback, and Cooper Rush
Speaker 3: had his problems really not having played much since that
Speaker 3: twenty twenty two season. It certainly showed the Cowboys defense
Speaker 3: played well in the first half, kind of fell apart
Speaker 3: in the second half. And so here we are, and
Speaker 3: I'm gonna let you guys kind of take it from
Speaker 3: there and give me your impressions of this fourth consecutive loss.
Speaker 4: Everson Walls, I am finally exhaling. You know this game.
Speaker 4: Let me know we're done.
Speaker 3: Sometimes you're not good enough, right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Sometimes it just ain't gonna happen for you. You know, mathematically,
Speaker 5: you know we're probably out for a while. But as
Speaker 5: far as I'm concerned, the way we showed last night
Speaker 5: that was that was downright pitiful to watch that game.
Speaker 5: And you know, these I told you souls and all
Speaker 5: of that. Of course they'll come later. But you know
Speaker 5: what if Rush would have come out and led this
Speaker 5: team to victory, could you imagine the kind of chaos
Speaker 5: we'd have in here right now? Everybody talking about it,
Speaker 5: you know, is dac that.
Speaker 4: When it all comes down to it.
Speaker 5: First of all, neither facet of the game comes to
Speaker 5: play together, you know, you always have one one fastest
Speaker 5: doing well and the other one just just you know,
Speaker 5: didn't accompany them. And now you're sitting here with wasted plays,
Speaker 5: wasted energy, and that's what you have right now. No
Speaker 5: one came to play. At one point, we had a
Speaker 5: receiver had more yards than our entire offense. Their receiver,
Speaker 5: I think it was a J. Brown, had more yards
Speaker 5: than our entire offense. And as you sit there as
Speaker 5: a hopeful fan like I am.
Speaker 4: I'm definitely a.
Speaker 5: Homer, no doubt about it, and you sit there when
Speaker 5: you look at the game, which seemed to take all
Speaker 5: freaking afternoon, it seemed like it would never end.
Speaker 4: I drove home at the beginning of the.
Speaker 5: Fourth quarter and I was able to make it home
Speaker 5: while they were still playing in the fourth quarter. The
Speaker 5: game would not end. It was really torture for any
Speaker 5: Cowboys fan.
Speaker 3: Now, they weren't tortured because they left.
Speaker 5: Well, any of those watching on TV, Oh, it didn't matter.
Speaker 3: They probably left too.
Speaker 5: That was the game where it was. It was a
Speaker 5: long kiss good night, That's what it was. It was
Speaker 5: a long kiss good night.
Speaker 3: Nate Newton filling in by the way.
Speaker 6: The thing that if we're to side here, Friday said,
Speaker 6: we're gonna hold Saquon Barkley under sixty seven yards and
Speaker 6: he's gonna only catch one pass for twelve yards.
Speaker 2: Everybody'd been like, we got a shot.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that means that Hurts has throw the ball repeatedly,
Speaker 6: and now they give us a chance for Parsons up
Speaker 6: and running to have a great, great impact. Well it
Speaker 6: great recipe, that's great happened, and uh it all fell
Speaker 6: apart in coming into the third quarter once again, just
Speaker 6: like Atlanta.
Speaker 2: You at halftime down by a little, up by a little.
Speaker 3: You.
Speaker 2: Were set and poised.
Speaker 6: You came out and gave up fourteen quick points in
Speaker 6: the in the third quarter.
Speaker 2: It doomed you for turnovers. It doomed you.
Speaker 6: They was driving down all of a sudden, You see Godard,
Speaker 6: your boy steps in front of him, gets a pick,
Speaker 6: saves us. Fellas, we have to generate a better offensive
Speaker 6: performance over a whole game, over the whole band of
Speaker 6: a game. Uh, it was save our defense. Our defense
Speaker 6: did it against I think Atlanta. Then then it fell
Speaker 6: apart in the second half for them. They tried to
Speaker 6: hold together against.
Speaker 2: This Eagles team.
Speaker 6: I mean Eagles got some nice wide receivers, nice tight end,
Speaker 6: a nice quarterback, and a super running back, and you
Speaker 6: were in the game and you come out in the
Speaker 6: second half and you just let it get away from you.
Speaker 6: Part of that is lack of talent, lack of experienced talent,
Speaker 6: and a few of the older guys are just older. So,
Speaker 6: like Coach Johnson once told me and Barry Swiss told me,
Speaker 6: sometimes you just a player or two away, and that's that.
Speaker 6: That's that that extra omph coming out into that third quarter.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you just a player or two away.
Speaker 6: I don't know who that player is, who those players are,
Speaker 6: but we have to play when you're in this position
Speaker 6: and the walls you can agree to this. You you
Speaker 6: didn't have a five five penalties for forty yards, but
Speaker 6: every penalty that hits you costs you.
Speaker 2: So you have to play almost.
Speaker 4: It negated the positive place.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so you have to almost play perfect football. And
Speaker 6: right now we're not built for perfect foot now.
Speaker 5: So, uh, we're not even built for the perfect game plan. Yes,
Speaker 5: and that's what I kept talking about last week. Yes,
Speaker 5: put them in a good game plan and allow matchups
Speaker 5: and then all of a sudden, here comes Michael Parson's
Speaker 5: makes some plays, Yes, and that's what you Okay, we're
Speaker 5: gonna ride that. Well, that wasn't enough to ride.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So that's where I'm at me.
Speaker 6: It's just the big the inconsistencies of who we are
Speaker 6: and what we're trying to accomplish.
Speaker 2: It's just it's big. It's awesome, socare.
Speaker 5: I don't care how many injuries you have. If I'm
Speaker 5: looking at this from a coaching standpoint, as a team,
Speaker 5: we still need to replace someone who may not be
Speaker 5: playing well or who's on injury reserve. We still need
Speaker 5: to replace them with someone who can follow instructions and
Speaker 5: follow this game plan to a t. There are some
Speaker 5: cultures out there, Pittsburgh Steelers that say we're gonna win.
Speaker 4: Well, to me, they got too much talent now.
Speaker 5: But when you look at Pittsburgh with not as much
Speaker 5: talent still maintaining a winning record, that culture in that
Speaker 5: locker room.
Speaker 4: Whoever you are this steps up. You're bound to.
Speaker 5: Play the way we expect you to play, to step
Speaker 5: in line, play the way we're supposed to play.
Speaker 4: No mistakes.
Speaker 5: Don't come in acting like you hadn't hardly played and
Speaker 5: commit illegal procedures and things of that nature.
Speaker 4: Come in and play like the.
Speaker 5: Professional that you are because with signing you to a
Speaker 5: contract and you're making money.
Speaker 3: So the defense in the first half probably played their
Speaker 3: best game of the season for a half. What the
Speaker 3: problem was is you had first in goal at the
Speaker 3: six twice, first and goal at the six, you got
Speaker 3: to score touchdowns. Unfortunately for this team, they came away
Speaker 3: with a fumble into the end zone for a touchback,
Speaker 3: and then you ended up kicking a field goal when
Speaker 3: you should have had fourteen points. Granted right, first and
Speaker 3: goal at the six got to score touchdowns. That's fourteen points.
Speaker 3: All you had was three. If they had scored touchdowns
Speaker 3: on those two possessions, they would have had the lead
Speaker 3: at halftime. And you don't know what that's going to
Speaker 3: turn it around to end up being. Zeke has the
Speaker 3: guy bond put his helmet right on the ball after
Speaker 3: a three yard gain. It was a pretty good three
Speaker 3: yard gain because it should have been a two yard loss.
Speaker 3: Maybe it would have been better if the guy tackled
Speaker 3: him once he got the handoff, and then the second
Speaker 3: time around, you get the turnover, right, you get the turnover.
Speaker 3: Your first in goal at the six Zeke gains three
Speaker 3: yards and then on the second one, you guys, tell
Speaker 3: me what happened with that pass in the end zone
Speaker 3: because to me, it looked like it was supposed to
Speaker 3: go to Ferguson and he pulled his hands back right,
Speaker 3: and then it goes behind CD and C. Yeah he
Speaker 3: said that because he fell on the ground, right. Ferguson said,
Speaker 3: I thought it was for me, but he pulled his hands.
Speaker 2: Back, so he said.
Speaker 6: The quarterback said, I was throwing it to CD, but
Speaker 6: I was I got hit, so you know, I didn't
Speaker 6: know what happened after, right, So the bottom line is
Speaker 6: he was throwing at the CD. Once again, make what
Speaker 6: you're trying to do is be nice about it.
Speaker 3: No, I'm not trying. He didn't. Both both of them shouldn't.
Speaker 2: Have run that route, right, Yes, if somebody ran a
Speaker 2: wrong because.
Speaker 3: Either one of them could have caught it. And then
Speaker 3: you're gonna tell me the sun was in your.
Speaker 4: Eyes and now here we go, there we go.
Speaker 3: He should he should have stopped. He was open, and
Speaker 3: that's where he threw the ball and ended up behind him.
Speaker 5: Hey, why didn't he just continue just snatching out of
Speaker 5: the head. That's how Fergus had to do nobody cares about.
Speaker 3: So anyway, you have that happen. And then on third down,
Speaker 3: it's like, okay, we're gonna call another run. Here we're
Speaker 3: at the three. What the what the three yard line?
Speaker 3: And Cooper Bebe whiffs on Jalen Carter and I know
Speaker 3: people whiff on him and he tackles him for a
Speaker 3: two yard loss. And now you're kicking a field goal.
Speaker 3: You got to score touchdowns and they didn't, and this
Speaker 3: is what happens. Then they get the ball back and
Speaker 3: I went back and looked at it, you guys, and
Speaker 3: the drive started with Carson getting beat fourteen yards, Carson
Speaker 3: getting beat five yards, blitz and it was an incompletion,
Speaker 3: Brown beating Carson for eighteen yards. Another blitz, and they
Speaker 3: go in and score a touchdown from fourteen. Oh and
Speaker 3: by the way, their guy the tight end caught a
Speaker 3: ball in the end zone. Same end zone. Sundayn't getting
Speaker 3: his eyes.
Speaker 5: So this is gonna be a thing that like the
Speaker 5: tours through the facility.
Speaker 3: That thing telling you give me a break, do we
Speaker 3: have to go tent and swills And still even though
Speaker 3: you're down fourteen to six, it's a one score game
Speaker 3: going into the third quarter, and then the defense broke down,
Speaker 3: and it was it was a shame because if you
Speaker 3: do what you should have done in the first half,
Speaker 3: then you don't know how the second half's gonna play out.
Speaker 6: I can tell you what offense the coordinators do, and
Speaker 6: I tell you what this one would have done if
Speaker 6: they were down fourteen points. He'dne went to chunk in
Speaker 6: that thing. I promise you he'd have went to throwing it.
Speaker 3: Instead of going to the short game.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, he'd have went to pumping it down the
Speaker 6: field mid range along. You know, your stripes rise up
Speaker 6: when you panic. You become who you are when you
Speaker 6: when you're in panic situation. But the thing here fellas
Speaker 6: I think, is you have to continue to play. Yeah,
Speaker 6: and you have to start cleaning up your game. Like
Speaker 6: you say, the young man Cooper BB whiffed. Can't have that?
Speaker 6: You get you had your one for this game. Can't
Speaker 6: can't do that? Learn from your mistakes, get better, uh you?
Speaker 5: And but the problem is you don't want them learning
Speaker 5: on the fly in a game like this.
Speaker 6: But they have to that when you see this is
Speaker 6: this is one thing about great players versus players who
Speaker 6: had to learn to play. Ever, soon all great player
Speaker 6: came in as a ricket bumping and running, gunning and bumping.
Speaker 2: Nate Newton had to learn.
Speaker 6: Had to And so when somebody finally believed in me
Speaker 6: and put me in a game, I had to learn
Speaker 6: on the fly because I didn't get a lot of reps.
Speaker 6: Well back then, we got a lot of reps right
Speaker 6: against great players, but it's still a little bit different
Speaker 6: in the game.
Speaker 2: So Cooper are gonna have to learn. Uh.
Speaker 6: And but once you see that, once you that can
Speaker 6: never happen again. And these are the bumps in the
Speaker 6: road that we're gonna face, and it's gonna be disheartening,
Speaker 6: and we're gonna lose in a lot of different ways.
Speaker 6: But if these got I'm just no, yeah, yeah, But
Speaker 6: if these guys continue to learn, the young and the
Speaker 6: old continue to learn, to continue to adjust, and the
Speaker 6: coaches see what they have and work within the perimeters, Yeah,
Speaker 6: it may be a dumb That was a dumb game plan,
Speaker 6: but you know what I shot right here on our
Speaker 6: show saying it's got to be three and five step
Speaker 6: drops until everybody gets acclimated.
Speaker 2: Well, they and that's what their defense like y'all, they
Speaker 2: ain't gonna throw this long earn.
Speaker 6: And they they was coming up and they was tackling,
Speaker 6: They wasn't missing. So the player got to realize he
Speaker 6: gonna get me this ball early. I gotta make a play.
Speaker 6: You have to make a play for a quarterback. Even
Speaker 6: though we believe in Cooper Rush, somebody had to make
Speaker 6: a play for this kid. Nobody made the play off.
Speaker 6: Somebody had to make a play. So his offensive line
Speaker 6: let him down. They completely let him down, thank you.
Speaker 6: Not not in a lot of situations. This was a
Speaker 6: team effort. Because I'm looking at some routes here where
Speaker 6: he barely missing. Guys. That's the timing this next game.
Speaker 6: Thank god they got eight days. This next game is
Speaker 6: gonna tell you way Cooper Rush y at because I
Speaker 6: just don't believe that. You just like you walls. You
Speaker 6: come off the you come off the bench, you a
Speaker 6: cover corner. You didn't care you You was trying to
Speaker 6: bump and run Tony and all these guys from day one.
Speaker 6: That's a different mentality. Carson's not built like that. The
Speaker 6: more you beat him, the further he backed up.
Speaker 2: I thought he was going to back up out of
Speaker 2: the stadium.
Speaker 3: Well, he backed up to the bench because they brought
Speaker 3: in Yeah, but you get with him, I know it.
Speaker 3: Where did they throw the ball? Yeah, yeah at him
Speaker 3: because after after Diggs had the interception in the end zone,
Speaker 3: they didn't go over there. They weren't throwing to that side.
Speaker 6: So these are fans. I'm not telling you how to think.
Speaker 6: You spend your money. You expect to win. I'm with you,
Speaker 6: But you were twelve and five last year. You were
Speaker 6: a home field guy for the first round. You was
Speaker 6: literally like either the second or third seed a second second,
Speaker 6: so that means you was first in your division. You
Speaker 6: earned these games you're getting today, right, you earned them,
Speaker 6: so you're gonna have to live through them.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna live through with you. Ever is gonna live
Speaker 2: through them, and Mickey's gonna be forced to shake your
Speaker 2: head over there like you do now. But this is
Speaker 2: what this is who we are.
Speaker 6: You drafted a center is the number one important position
Speaker 6: to me, and I left tackle the number two most
Speaker 6: important position. These guys are struggling. This is the game
Speaker 6: that we play, all right.
Speaker 3: I thought Austin Richards did pretty well.
Speaker 6: He did, so he didn't. I don't want I don't
Speaker 6: want to Jinxon. He did nice, he played nice. I
Speaker 6: saw him. I'm coming out of the locker room because
Speaker 6: during training camp. You know, I'm not like I'm not
Speaker 6: like Charles Hayley. I don't try to be a coach.
Speaker 6: But I see a player and I like him, and
Speaker 6: I awesome Rich. I've talked to him every day. Hey man,
Speaker 6: just keep your head up. You know you're the first
Speaker 6: guy in. You're the first guy in. I mean every
Speaker 6: time somebody was sick. Left tackle, this day, left guard,
Speaker 6: this day in the preseason, left tackle, this game, moving
Speaker 6: from left tackle, left guard, and you hear me say,
Speaker 6: why don't they play this guy? Now they've played this guy.
Speaker 6: Now you can't sit up and tell him anything anymore.
Speaker 6: You know how you can say, well, this is you.
Speaker 6: If something go wrong with your starter, he's your first
Speaker 6: guy in. That's that's what we do know. As so
Speaker 6: now he's getting confidence. And I'm not saying going against
Speaker 6: Sweat or Graham or none of those guys. I don't
Speaker 6: look at them as a top six or seven elite
Speaker 6: guy because I don't know what Austin would have did
Speaker 6: from Cleveland than to now where we was facing just
Speaker 6: one beast out to another. But today he did okay,
Speaker 6: and it gives the coaches confidence that things get a
Speaker 6: little shaky.
Speaker 2: He can play guard or he can play tackle.
Speaker 3: Better give the other guy a little incentive.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it may.
Speaker 6: But one thing we know around here, if you a
Speaker 6: first round pick, I've been paying paid a lot of money,
Speaker 6: You're gonna play.
Speaker 4: Well, we'll see.
Speaker 2: I'm just, I'm just, I know, I know, I know people.
Speaker 3: I want to go back to what Garrett would always
Speaker 3: say that this is a meritocracy, is you get what
Speaker 3: you earned, right, and doesn't matter where you're drafted. One
Speaker 3: guy was in the first one guy.
Speaker 6: Was in the business. Jimmy Parcels. I would believe what
Speaker 6: you're saying. This is not Jimmy Persel. This is a
Speaker 6: different animal, this is a different.
Speaker 3: For this first NFL start, I thought he played awfully, awfully, well,
Speaker 3: he played good. There was no jail breaks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he played good.
Speaker 3: Now in the running game, it's hard to say, but
Speaker 3: I watched a few. I thought he did a really
Speaker 3: against well.
Speaker 6: Josh Sweat sweat and joshwat is good. Yeah he had
Speaker 6: five sacks. Uh, he played and I can't think of
Speaker 6: the other kid. They got another nice outside linebacker. All
Speaker 6: together they have twenty two sacks. Josh Sweats led them
Speaker 6: up into that game with five, Jalen uh Carter had three.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 6: I think the offensive line played fairly well, but what
Speaker 6: hurt was that the inconsistencies with him making connections with
Speaker 6: his receivers and then when he did dump off that
Speaker 6: Eagles was right there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, going down they knew what they knew what
Speaker 3: was coming well, and then in the second half they
Speaker 3: went down the field twice. In the end, we gotta
Speaker 3: go to break. But the two plays that I out
Speaker 3: was the one deep pass UH to Jalen Brooks that
Speaker 3: he caught, but he got pushed out of bounds. He
Speaker 3: ran the route too close to the sideline, right, because
Speaker 3: if he's further towards the numbers, then he leaves him
Speaker 3: some space to.
Speaker 4: Catch the ABC of being right.
Speaker 3: Yes, he needed that blue line they there for. And
Speaker 3: then the other one he raped.
Speaker 6: Down the scene out here just right. He hit him
Speaker 6: right down the scene and he kind of overthrown. And
Speaker 6: that goes to because he had perfect protection. That goes
Speaker 6: to you know, it's one thing to work out there
Speaker 6: in practice when I'm live. See that's the disadvantage of
Speaker 6: not having back to back hard practices in training camp
Speaker 6: where your wide receiver was enough. And y'all forgive me,
Speaker 6: never ever think that a wide receiver was your job
Speaker 6: off the ball. He should always be running wide or
Speaker 6: to give the quarterback a chance to see what can
Speaker 6: happen in the game.
Speaker 3: If and then they tried Trey Lance, and we'll get
Speaker 3: into that the next segment. Trey Lance going downfield, the
Speaker 3: deep one. He never Tobert, never looked for the ball.
Speaker 3: The guy intercepted it right his back was to the interception.
Speaker 3: It's like, what are you doing?
Speaker 2: I explained that, explained that to y'all.
Speaker 3: Okay, thank you very much, and we're gonna go off
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Speaker 3: Nate Newton, myself, Mickey spag Nola. After the Cowboys thirty
Speaker 3: four six loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, the Cowboys falling
Speaker 3: for losing four straight games now three and six. The
Speaker 3: Eagles go to seven and two and first place in
Speaker 3: the NFC East. After the Washington Commanders were beaten twenty
Speaker 3: eight twenty seven by Pittsburgh, they fell to seven and three.
Speaker 3: So when you look at the NFC East, you see that, well,
Speaker 3: the worst teams in the league right now are two
Speaker 3: to eight. So the Cowboys only got one more in
Speaker 3: the worst teams in the league, and.
Speaker 4: Uh came wait to play those Giants.
Speaker 3: So here's the other thing that happened after the game.
Speaker 3: Mike McCarthy said it. Jerry Jones said it. They belabored
Speaker 3: the fact that they had five turnovers and the fact
Speaker 3: that in their last two home games they have now
Speaker 3: ten turnovers. Well, at halftime, the Cowboys had two turnovers.
Speaker 3: The Eagles had two turnovers. By the way, the first
Speaker 3: one the Cowboys had. Now, when I went back and
Speaker 3: look at it, did you think Cooper Rush was ready
Speaker 3: for that snap that he fumbled the shotgun.
Speaker 6: He took his eyes off the battle went because he
Speaker 6: was getting ready to hand it on.
Speaker 2: He went to the handoff way before.
Speaker 3: Because it hit him in the chest.
Speaker 6: Yeah, realized you look at his head he was doing this.
Speaker 6: I was like, wow, Cooper, don't.
Speaker 3: So they get the ball at the seventeen. They didn't
Speaker 3: kick a field goal. They scored a touchdown, right. But
Speaker 3: the other thing about the five takeaways, three of them
Speaker 3: occurred after the score was twenty eight to seven, so
Speaker 3: that really didn't turn the game around. And in that
Speaker 3: Detroit game when they had five, three of them occurred
Speaker 3: after it was forty to nine.
Speaker 4: So it I.
Speaker 3: Understand the turnovers, but it's when they occurred, and basically,
Speaker 3: at twenty eight to seven the game was over.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry.
Speaker 6: So did you have when Okay, what age group did
Speaker 6: you finish playing football?
Speaker 2: What? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Last year? What? What was Yeah?
Speaker 3: Oh well I was on the team. I didn't play Okay,
Speaker 3: what what sophomore in high school?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 6: Because the father I went up the ladder of playing football.
Speaker 6: Turnos became a gregious issue, no matter when they happened.
Speaker 6: So well, no matter when, because when you turn that
Speaker 6: ball over once you get you that's like throwing charmed
Speaker 6: to shark.
Speaker 2: It don't matter when they happened.
Speaker 6: Offensive head coaches and office coordinators they know quickly. Why
Speaker 6: do you think they set guys on the bench because
Speaker 6: it don't matter when they happen.
Speaker 2: They are terrible. I don't.
Speaker 6: I don't want to put a life experience, a real
Speaker 6: life experience on.
Speaker 2: To how bad it could be. But it's a bad incident.
Speaker 3: Well, I understand it's bad, but it was already bad
Speaker 3: before the last.
Speaker 2: But it happened. See the thing about it.
Speaker 6: If we would have lost that game by six points
Speaker 6: and would have had those same amount of turnos, people
Speaker 6: probably wouldn't be grown in as much. But we lost
Speaker 6: our long ways and it don't matter. So but you
Speaker 6: don't never want to turn the ball over, you don't.
Speaker 3: I agree. It's not a good excuse for getting beat.
Speaker 3: It is the excuse for getting beat as bad as you.
Speaker 2: I thought McCarthy was a little upset last week.
Speaker 3: Oh he was upset, But did you see him this week?
Speaker 2: And it was about what turnovers?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I got you, turnover us.
Speaker 3: I got you. I told you first half. It cost
Speaker 3: you fourteen points. Yeah, they got in seventy and fourteen
Speaker 3: you didn't get.
Speaker 6: Yes, I just believe this right here, We're going to
Speaker 6: have to keep pushing, keep grinding, and this show and
Speaker 6: every other show fans, get ready, please don't tune us out.
Speaker 2: We're going to be saying basically the.
Speaker 6: Same things over and over and over again, and we'll
Speaker 6: try to do a better job.
Speaker 2: For if I had better content.
Speaker 6: Mike tried and I shot it down, I should say, yeah,
Speaker 6: those three turnovers later on in the game when it
Speaker 6: is in you know, beating down is the.
Speaker 3: Well it eliminated you from the opportunity to catch up. Yes,
Speaker 3: but you weren't catching up.
Speaker 5: You weren't catching up. Not with this Philly team. This
Speaker 5: is how they play. Every week. They keep they try
Speaker 5: to minimize the turnovers, which we were able to count
Speaker 5: of counted this particular time. That's why I kind of
Speaker 5: thought in the beginning, oh, we might have a little
Speaker 5: chance here to keep this game competitive. But what Philly
Speaker 5: always does is that their defense just begins to smother
Speaker 5: you more and more and more. The offense tried their
Speaker 5: best not to make mistakes.
Speaker 2: Yes, they know how.
Speaker 4: To give up on the play.
Speaker 5: Uh, Jalen was good at that, but last night not
Speaker 5: so much. So it gave you somewhat of a chance.
Speaker 5: But what did that defense do. They stepped up even stronger,
Speaker 5: so we know what the strength of this team is.
Speaker 5: Talking about Philadelphia and they bank on it every week. Offense,
Speaker 5: just keep grinding. It's like when I play with pluscells.
Speaker 5: With the Giants, it was all about field position.
Speaker 2: Guys.
Speaker 5: They're not worried about making big plays necessarily. It's all
Speaker 5: about the field position. And next thing you know, they're
Speaker 5: marching over and over again. You come with your counterfire.
Speaker 5: It's okay, it's too short. I come with my counterfire.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna drive you deeper and deeper with your backup
Speaker 5: against the wall, and next thing you know, the defense
Speaker 5: takes over. They get the turnovers, and then you get
Speaker 5: the scores when the game ends up looking like a blowout,
Speaker 5: but it really wasn't. The score wasn't really addictive of
Speaker 5: how well the Cowboys defense played, but it is indictive
Speaker 5: of how well Phillies defense played.
Speaker 3: And a lot of what Philadelphia was able to do
Speaker 3: offensively was set up by those turnovers.
Speaker 4: No doubt, no doubt, no doubt.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna tell you, from Parcels Giants to Jimmy's Cowboys
Speaker 6: to Belichick's Patriots, you saw that same thing you just
Speaker 6: talked about.
Speaker 2: You saw this position, man field position.
Speaker 5: I never thought about that until I left Outs because
Speaker 5: Tom Lander was always so good and calling plays. It
Speaker 5: was about his game plan and his intellect that you
Speaker 5: noticed during the ballgame when I went to New York, like,
Speaker 5: this is a whole different beast.
Speaker 4: They don't really care about all these fancy plays.
Speaker 5: All they're gonna do is play the field position game
Speaker 5: on you.
Speaker 4: And when you blink, it's too late.
Speaker 5: Now we're running it in, we're passing in short yardage.
Speaker 5: We're on the other side of the fifty yard line
Speaker 5: where you can take more chances as an offense. And
Speaker 5: that was something of a surprise to me that I
Speaker 5: learned a different style of play after twenty nine years old.
Speaker 6: And the thing that I'm hoping the Cowboys, you know,
Speaker 6: you see me hear me say that periodically because I
Speaker 6: always think what you're saying is, let's play the field
Speaker 6: position game. Let's play great down and distance football. I'm
Speaker 6: quite sure when you was with Belichick and Parcels, they
Speaker 6: played a lot of situational practice, no doubt. Just know
Speaker 6: that I think Jimmy used to overdo the situational practices.
Speaker 4: Extremely important for a championship team.
Speaker 6: Yes, extremely And so uh when I look at this team, man,
Speaker 6: I don't see what everybody see right about now. Everybody
Speaker 6: seeing failure all over the place here. Yeah, I'm not
Speaker 6: I'm not saying fail y'all. I'm seeing inconsistent players. Because
Speaker 6: what they're gonna have to do if this season continues
Speaker 6: with they got to they gonna to let some players go. Yeah,
Speaker 6: you may, you got to let some players go, and
Speaker 6: you're gonna get you know, I saw Campbell did a
Speaker 6: super job of Detroit. One year is terrible, next year terrible.
Speaker 6: Next year half of the season was terrible, but he
Speaker 6: started turning around.
Speaker 2: So we're gonna have to let some guys like Jimmy did. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: Jimmy don't.
Speaker 3: I don't know that they've got enough guys to let go.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean no, I'm talking about some studs. Well,
Speaker 2: ain't me what stoods? You let?
Speaker 3: You want to define studs.
Speaker 2: It's more players on this team than you think. Yeah,
Speaker 2: don't go with the totality.
Speaker 6: Y'all had like a hydrogen bomb that fell here on
Speaker 6: these cowboys.
Speaker 2: No, it's just been some grenades doing there. That's all
Speaker 2: it is. That's all. That's not a total wipeout, man,
Speaker 2: I'm telling you, man.
Speaker 3: It's a total wipeout. You gotta let them go.
Speaker 2: No, some players you have to let go.
Speaker 3: Well, some players are going to be let go, just
Speaker 3: out of the fact that.
Speaker 4: He said, we might be yeah, we might be a
Speaker 4: little bit surprised.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, you may be a little yeah.
Speaker 3: Well surprised me.
Speaker 2: No, no, sir, not gotta finish the season. That surprised me.
Speaker 4: Right now, you're saying this after after.
Speaker 2: No, no, not now, not now, you know, not now? No, no, you.
Speaker 6: You you need every swinging as the young lady, I
Speaker 6: mean the old man would say, ever swinging Right now,
Speaker 6: I know what you're saying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, see, because the thing is.
Speaker 6: This team is not playing well because it's missing some
Speaker 6: key individuals. And I ain't talking about injury. I'm talking
Speaker 6: about just good players. When when Jimmy came in our
Speaker 6: older like ever since was an older player, but he
Speaker 6: could still play. But him for some reason, him and
Speaker 6: Jimmy couldn't click. Oh Jesus, I wish you would have
Speaker 6: would have happened, but it didn't. So he so did
Speaker 6: he even trade you, my brother, No, he didn't trade it.
Speaker 2: We didn't get rid of this but you but he
Speaker 2: had a saving grace?
Speaker 3: Were your contract up?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he had. We had a saving grace?
Speaker 3: What was the saving grace called?
Speaker 2: Hushia Walco thank you Hershel.
Speaker 6: To this day, I don't know who mister Jones saving grace?
Speaker 2: Do he even want to go that route? Saving grace?
Speaker 2: And so.
Speaker 6: You're getting through this year. You got an awesome Richard,
Speaker 6: you got a Guidan, you got a Cooper, even a
Speaker 6: young guy that's that almost backed up out of the
Speaker 6: stage yesterday, number twenty one. These young guys, what will
Speaker 6: they learn from this year?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 6: If we're talking about them this year at this time,
Speaker 6: maybe you know you know, but you gotta think out
Speaker 6: of these three or four guys we know from last year. Boy,
Speaker 6: just think if if Overshwn would have played last year.
Speaker 2: This kid is.
Speaker 6: Balling out without a real defensive front four.
Speaker 3: I told him after the game when I saw him,
Speaker 3: and by the way, he told me, the injury was
Speaker 3: a bursa sack on his knee. So he felt like
Speaker 3: he would be back, but I told him after the game,
Speaker 3: you might have been if you finished the game become
Speaker 3: the first player in NFL history to win NFC Defensive
Speaker 3: Player of the Week on a losing team. Do you
Speaker 3: realize he had eleven tackles, two sacks, two tackles for losses,
Speaker 3: and two quarterback hits in two and a half quarters.
Speaker 3: The drive happened in the third quarter when they got
Speaker 3: to twenty one. When he went out of the game.
Speaker 3: That was an unbelievable performance by him. And he came
Speaker 3: running back on the field and try I don't know
Speaker 3: if he got back in or not. He tried to
Speaker 3: talk his way back into the.
Speaker 6: Game defensive line. I'm telling you, I'm telling you.
Speaker 2: Believe me.
Speaker 6: Fans, You know I talk what I see now. I
Speaker 6: talk crazy on my show, but I'm trying to come
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Speaker 2: We entertainment plus and information on our other show. Believe me,
Speaker 2: if we'd have had just an average lived above average
Speaker 2: d line, Kendrick.
Speaker 6: Number thirty five, le Fout and this kid overshown, they
Speaker 6: would be we would not stop talking about him. Well,
Speaker 6: we all would not stop talking Anyway, I'm telling you,
Speaker 6: if we could be consistent now, ninety seven Osa is
Speaker 6: starting to play good. Now number ninety nine is figuring
Speaker 6: out where he's where he's fitting. So you seeing guys
Speaker 6: starting to play better. But they are not big enough, cocky,
Speaker 6: strong enough to play thirty five minutes.
Speaker 4: A game, and they wear it down.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and that's why I said, Philly, they wear you
Speaker 5: down with their defense.
Speaker 4: Our defense gets worn down.
Speaker 2: Yes, at the end of the game.
Speaker 5: Yes, after halftime with where we are, you know, looking good,
Speaker 5: and then all of a sudden, after halftime into the
Speaker 5: third quarter, we we just stumbled.
Speaker 3: We're wearing down the clock. Right now, we need to
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Speaker 3: So I was looking at the stats here and this
Speaker 3: occurred to me. Here as we do. Our final segment
Speaker 3: on mix shots is the Cowboys have lost four games
Speaker 3: when the imposing quarterback completed twelve passes, thirteen passes, fourteen passes,
Speaker 3: and nineteen passes. And this one got away from me
Speaker 3: because I thought in the first half the Cowboys did
Speaker 3: a pretty nice job stopping the run. I think they
Speaker 3: ran in the first half eighty two yards and most
Speaker 3: of it was Hurts scrambling out of the pocket, and
Speaker 3: they didn't contain him. At the end of the first half,
Speaker 3: he had forty eight yards rushing on six carries. They
Speaker 3: ended up with one hundred and eighty seven yards rushing
Speaker 3: and it was all in the second half.
Speaker 4: Oh man, Yeah.
Speaker 3: He completed fourteen passes, but it was for two hundred
Speaker 3: and two yards. They had five sacks. They had them
Speaker 3: under duress the most of the game. Now to get
Speaker 3: under duress though, they were having the blitz. And then
Speaker 3: you see when you blitz doesn't get there. Remember the
Speaker 3: crossing route to aj Brown. There was no linebackers in
Speaker 3: that way. Yes, sir, you have the floor to talk.
Speaker 6: Four see them four turnovers? You said that three of
Speaker 6: them really didn't count.
Speaker 3: They counted, well, they counted for thirteen points.
Speaker 6: They counted though, and that's what I'm saying, I tell people,
Speaker 6: it's so many ways you can lose in football.
Speaker 3: But they were losing already twenty eight to seven.
Speaker 2: But it's so many ways you can lose.
Speaker 3: Where they going to catch up, Nate.
Speaker 6: You can you can be perfect on third downs and
Speaker 6: still lose the game. You can have three turnovers and
Speaker 6: still lose the game. You have to have big time
Speaker 6: players making big time plays at big moments.
Speaker 4: And that's for me. That to me, that's what it is.
Speaker 5: It's the lack of making places or the ability to
Speaker 5: make plays. Numbers can be used to show and support
Speaker 5: any theory that you might have, but what we see
Speaker 5: is the turnovers happen after we've gotten worn down. By
Speaker 5: that time, your defensive shot, your offense has shown that
Speaker 5: they can't break out of it.
Speaker 4: And the more the more we try.
Speaker 5: To improve offensively, the bigger hole that we dug for ourselves.
Speaker 5: So right now we are a team that just isn't
Speaker 5: being coached well.
Speaker 4: Let's just say that.
Speaker 6: And if they are coaching well, it's not being received
Speaker 6: it not well.
Speaker 5: So once again, do you need more, more coaching, more
Speaker 5: practice time.
Speaker 4: You might need it, but you ain't getting it. Because
Speaker 4: that's the law. It is what it is.
Speaker 5: You need to try and communicate with these young boys
Speaker 5: as much as you can to make su your mistakes
Speaker 5: are not made. That needs to be an emphasis, guys.
Speaker 5: It's got to be an emphasis because we give too
Speaker 5: many excuses to guys who are just coming in to play.
Speaker 5: And I've always said it, I didn't have that luxury.
Speaker 5: Michael Downs didn't have that luxury. Hell even Bill Bates
Speaker 5: didn't have that luxury. We had to come in and
Speaker 5: make plays because we had champions around us that were
Speaker 5: making plays. We had to come in and be in
Speaker 5: step with what everyone else was doing. The pressure was there,
Speaker 5: the culture was there.
Speaker 4: You come in to play. You can't play like a backup.
Speaker 5: You gotta play like a veteran, and we have to
Speaker 5: give you the room to do that with this team.
Speaker 5: If your backup, for some reason, you seem to always
Speaker 5: perform as a backup.
Speaker 4: Someone needs to play above their own heads. It happens
Speaker 4: all the time.
Speaker 5: It's not unique to the Cowboys or any team in
Speaker 5: the NFL.
Speaker 3: The first turn over in the second half when it
Speaker 3: was twenty eight to seven, Cooper Rush got sacked. That's
Speaker 3: not his fault, right, Terrence Steele got burned on top
Speaker 3: of it when he tried to recover the fumble instead
Speaker 3: of falling at it.
Speaker 4: What are you doing.
Speaker 3: So you can sit there and talk about turnovers. That
Speaker 3: one's on the offensive line, right. The next one, Trey
Speaker 3: Lance completes a nice pass to Ferguson and the ball
Speaker 3: pops out.
Speaker 2: Come on my man right.
Speaker 3: And then the third one was the deep past the
Speaker 3: Tolbert that he never turned around on. So the quarterback
Speaker 3: gets the turnover, but other people caused him by not
Speaker 3: playing well.
Speaker 4: In fact, you have no trust.
Speaker 5: You gotta have trust when me and Mike play, I
Speaker 5: had to be I had to trust that Mike was
Speaker 5: gonna be at their post for me.
Speaker 4: I have to trust that.
Speaker 3: Well, he trusted it, told her would turn around and
Speaker 3: look for the past.
Speaker 4: There is no trust with these backups and to.
Speaker 5: Me, well, they're still playing as backups.
Speaker 4: That's what I was trying The point I was trying to.
Speaker 5: Make Eventually, you have to either challenge yourself or coaches
Speaker 5: challenge you.
Speaker 4: You challenge the coaches. We can't play the way we're labeled.
Speaker 3: So do you think the coverage would have been better
Speaker 3: if Deron Bland was on the field.
Speaker 5: The coverage would have been better, but it also would
Speaker 5: have been better if your man just does a damn job.
Speaker 3: Well, you're talking a sixth round draft.
Speaker 4: See, there you go. You're giving him an excuse.
Speaker 3: I'm not giving up. There's a reason why he was
Speaker 3: a sixth round draft, the.
Speaker 6: Reason why that was a fourth round pick, and making
Speaker 6: money he's making and doing what he's doing. He did accept.
Speaker 4: The narrative you can't, and we talked about that.
Speaker 5: The Cowboys have a history of players that don't accept
Speaker 5: the narrative that is given to them. The NFL has
Speaker 5: a history of players that say, you know what, I
Speaker 5: don't care what it is. I deserve to be a starter,
Speaker 5: and when I get out there, I can't wait till
Speaker 5: I get my shot. Now, the attitude seems to be
Speaker 5: when you put a guy out there who's not a starter,
Speaker 5: a guy there who's just a sixth rounder or whatever
Speaker 5: it is, we expect for him.
Speaker 4: We wait for him to screw up, we wait for it.
Speaker 4: And to me, that's not a good culture to have.
Speaker 5: I've seen many players come in who are not starters,
Speaker 5: who came off a practice squad with another team, and
Speaker 5: if the culture is there, they come in and they
Speaker 5: accept that culture and accept that responsibility. You have to
Speaker 5: do it as a player, and the coach that's coaching
Speaker 5: you accept the responsibility.
Speaker 4: This guy may get paid some money. You're getting paid
Speaker 4: to go out there and play. I don't care how
Speaker 4: much you're getting paid. You're getting paid to go play.
Speaker 5: So make the plays you need to make and try
Speaker 5: not to make mistakes.
Speaker 4: Be where you're supposed to be.
Speaker 3: At some point, talent, you're shaking your head.
Speaker 2: We agree?
Speaker 4: Agree with that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we do, we do.
Speaker 6: I understand that Kansas City is more is more talented.
Speaker 6: But he gave you a perfect example of the stealers.
Speaker 6: Remember we beat the stealers. Yeah, so he gives you
Speaker 6: a perfect There was one like two or three games
Speaker 6: after that.
Speaker 2: The bottom line.
Speaker 6: Is study, study, study. If you know you don't have
Speaker 6: the quickest feet, well you know you're gonna spend You're
Speaker 6: not gonna go out there. I'm talking about it from
Speaker 6: my office line. You're not gonna go out there as well,
Speaker 6: extra two extra hamburgers and four pieces of chicken. I
Speaker 6: mean some things, just the common sense, mad and okay,
Speaker 6: I give you nine times out of ten. Most offens
Speaker 6: in Linemen then gave up that sack. They see that
Speaker 6: ball pop loose, They just dropped down on it. What
Speaker 6: made my man still think that he could pick this
Speaker 6: ball up?
Speaker 3: He was going.
Speaker 4: He was gonna scoop.
Speaker 6: I mean, this is the front that you couldn't open
Speaker 6: your hips and block the guy.
Speaker 2: So you're gonna bend your hips and pick up the
Speaker 2: ball on the move. It ain't happening. You couldn't do
Speaker 2: it up there. What may you're gonna do it back here?
Speaker 2: Come on, man.
Speaker 4: So here's my thing.
Speaker 5: I would love to see a lot of rosters on
Speaker 5: this team and see how many backups you have on
Speaker 5: this team, how many guys who were drafted in sixth
Speaker 5: round or lower rounds, or how many undrafted free agents,
Speaker 5: and see how many of them are playing down to expectations.
Speaker 5: I love to see that because every team right now
Speaker 5: has entries I don't know, and so every team has
Speaker 5: a backup coming in, and I promise you there are
Speaker 5: more backups than not that say you know what, I'm
Speaker 5: not gonna come in here and play like a backup.
Speaker 5: I don't give it. Damn well, I was drafted or
Speaker 5: not drafted. Don't know how much money I'm making.
Speaker 3: All right, so I'm gonna end it on this. Did
Speaker 3: you see a difference when Mike parsons than the other defense?
Speaker 2: Okay, and that's it until about twenty five minutes in.
Speaker 3: Yes, he got real tired. I saw him put his
Speaker 3: hand up one time during one of.
Speaker 4: The drive out.
Speaker 3: All right, thanks to Nate Ever sing good to have
Speaker 3: you back. We probably didn't go over your picks to click.
Speaker 3: Thank god that we're here for Friday, and I assume
Speaker 3: Bill's back on Tuesday, and we'll be back for mix
Speaker 3: shots here on dallascowboys dot com.
Speaker 4: Go Cowboys.
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