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Speaker 3: figure out how to.
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Speaker 2: Quit messing with the headsets.
Speaker 3: It's not just on Tuesdays, it's any day of the
Speaker 3: week issues.
Speaker 2: I thought no one used this one. Why does it
Speaker 2: always get turned on?
Speaker 4: You know what?
Speaker 3: They got bigger problems in Buffalo than you, your head said.
Speaker 3: I'm looking at the NFL network right now, and they
Speaker 3: have fired their offensive coordinator, Dorsey Joe Brady named the
Speaker 3: interim OC. What about the special teams coordinator? You can't
Speaker 3: can you believe that there was a great line. I say,
Speaker 3: the sixth grader Russell Wilson benefits by the twelfth man once.
Speaker 5: Again grade line grade line.
Speaker 3: So twelve men on the field.
Speaker 4: I love watching that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was.
Speaker 4: It was.
Speaker 5: It was comical the entire game. I was trying to
Speaker 5: get a little work out of stairs with my son's
Speaker 5: up there, and I just texted him, I said, you've
Speaker 5: got to come out and watch this.
Speaker 4: Came, we sat down.
Speaker 5: It got funnier at like the last five or so minutes,
Speaker 5: it got even funnier.
Speaker 2: Well, the funniest thing probably was what Troy Aikman didn't
Speaker 2: say when they put up that that sign in the
Speaker 2: stadium about Super and and then left out the O
Speaker 2: and Bowl something, and Troy goes, yeah, I don't think
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go there. They were talking about them not
Speaker 2: having won a Super Bowl. At Joe tried to just
Speaker 2: make him do it right. He goes, no, I'm not
Speaker 2: gonna go there, because he was going to point out yeah,
Speaker 2: and they lost two to us.
Speaker 4: So, man, that was a really funny.
Speaker 2: Many guys on them, they.
Speaker 5: Tried their best to They just didn't want Denver to
Speaker 5: go home without a win.
Speaker 2: What do you think's up with Josh Allen.
Speaker 4: I don't know, but he's been having this problem since
Speaker 4: he came.
Speaker 3: Apparently offensive coordinator, because that's what it is.
Speaker 2: That's going to solve the interception.
Speaker 5: I'm going to stop him from throwing into double covers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you can't fire the quarterback.
Speaker 5: I say, keep that what they say, keep that same
Speaker 5: energy when it comes to someone else, like you did
Speaker 5: with our qbit.
Speaker 4: There you go.
Speaker 2: He's thrown eleven interceptions already.
Speaker 5: He seems to be he seems to feel like they
Speaker 5: are in a desperate situation. But he played like that
Speaker 5: from game one as if they were desperate. I think
Speaker 5: the pressure, you know. Once he had that good game
Speaker 5: against Mahomes, everyone just fell in love with him, which
Speaker 5: is easy to because he's got the tools. But they
Speaker 5: even kind of didn't they like change over time because
Speaker 5: they felt so sorry for him after he lost two.
Speaker 5: But to put my home patch of Mahomes and they
Speaker 5: changed over.
Speaker 2: Time in the playoffs.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yeah, we felt so bad for him. He
Speaker 5: did such a great job. This guy's up and coming.
Speaker 5: Let's change the overtime rules of some crap. I don't
Speaker 5: know what they did. And so he was he's always
Speaker 5: been that prince ever since that game, and I think
Speaker 5: he's always been trying to live up to that. That's
Speaker 5: that's tough to live up to, trying to chase Patrick
Speaker 5: my homes you.
Speaker 2: Better watch out for than Broncos.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, now you look at the Broncos. They have back
Speaker 3: to back wins against Kansas City and Buffalo. They had
Speaker 3: a by weekend between the two, and they've now won
Speaker 3: three straight games. Second hottest team in the league behind
Speaker 3: the Cowboys, No, behind the Minnesota Vikings.
Speaker 2: Wow, they've won five street.
Speaker 3: Minnesota's won five in a row. And guess who plays
Speaker 3: on Sunday night. Minnesota plays at Denver on Sunday night.
Speaker 4: Oh man, which.
Speaker 3: Two weeks ago you would have said.
Speaker 4: To be a snore.
Speaker 2: Yeah, making fun of They.
Speaker 3: Get rid of that night game and move another game
Speaker 3: to Sunday night. Well, now you got the two hottest
Speaker 3: teams in the league playing on Sunday night, Minnesota at Denver.
Speaker 2: And you know what, Denver won despite Russell Wilson. He
Speaker 2: what do you think is his deal? Is it just
Speaker 2: a protection because he's I bet he ran more times
Speaker 2: than he threw the ball.
Speaker 4: He feels he seems like he feels like that.
Speaker 5: You know, he's got to be this football player all
Speaker 5: the time, man, and he's always been that guy, though
Speaker 5: he never really stayed in the pocket much. Yeah, but
Speaker 5: I gotta say, Spags, I'm trying to give him some
Speaker 5: some grace because it just the they weren't even Troit
Speaker 5: was said, they're not open downfield, and and they're they're
Speaker 5: They're definitely not protecting him. They're much better run blocking
Speaker 5: team than they pass blocking team.
Speaker 2: There should be a stat for how many yards you
Speaker 2: need to pass for to win a game. Yeah, he
Speaker 2: was like at one hundred and seventy or something.
Speaker 4: You offend.
Speaker 2: No, I was just like, does that work? But anyway,
Speaker 2: we got bigger problems here.
Speaker 4: What are they no problems here?
Speaker 2: Well, we can start with Jerry basically ruling Layton Vandersh
Speaker 2: out for the season, and I think it could be
Speaker 2: a career.
Speaker 4: I was always worried about him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, anytime that he had a neck injury, and when
Speaker 3: he went off the field in that San Francisco game.
Speaker 3: That's what the fear that everybody has.
Speaker 2: And it and I think it's more than just the stinger.
Speaker 2: I think it's I got a stinger. I've already had
Speaker 2: vertebrae fusion in the neck, and they have talked about
Speaker 2: me having cervical stenosis and I and I the one
Speaker 2: line that Jerry said today on the fan, he finished
Speaker 2: by saying, it has everything to do with what's in
Speaker 2: his best interests. So I had been told when I
Speaker 2: asked about it that it was complicated, and it didn't
Speaker 2: sound like physically complicated. So yeah, I mean this, he's
Speaker 2: got an He signed a two year, eight million dollar
Speaker 2: deal and this year against the cap, he was counting
Speaker 2: three point one six. If he doesn't play next year,
Speaker 2: it's only two point twenty five against the salary cap
Speaker 2: in dead money. So yeah, you feel for the guy,
Speaker 2: and he's he doesn't look like a guy that is
Speaker 2: desperately having to play football. You know, some guys will,
Speaker 2: you know, I got to do this, So it's kind
Speaker 2: of a sad situation for a really top notch guy
Speaker 2: and a top notch player.
Speaker 5: Well he you know, I could see something was going
Speaker 5: to be a problem as well when it first happened, because,
Speaker 5: like I said, you're just too many injuries in that area. Yeah,
Speaker 5: especially after a serious one. Yeah, you just don't say, oh,
Speaker 5: it's no a stinker. No, not in the same area, right.
Speaker 5: I didn't feel good about it at all. I was
Speaker 5: worried about them even the first time before surgery. I
Speaker 5: remember talking to you guys about it. I just thought,
Speaker 5: you know, that scary stuff. Man, you know, I'm dB
Speaker 5: I feel stuff right now. I was trying my best
Speaker 5: not to hit anybody. And he's you know, he's a soldier.
Speaker 5: You know, he goes in there, right and he does
Speaker 5: the job, and so yeah, yeah, you worry about that stuff.
Speaker 3: Is there any indication when a decision will be made
Speaker 3: on Layton? They don't have to make a decision now.
Speaker 2: You just leave him on injured results, right.
Speaker 3: Right, But his that Layton making a decision right?
Speaker 4: Oh? Him?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know that that's come up, and it's.
Speaker 3: Probably maybe it's on the road.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, it seems like that's what Jerry was alluding to.
Speaker 4: We're talking about complicating.
Speaker 2: I mean, the other thing Jerry said. But he said,
Speaker 2: but we just wish him well and just the nature
Speaker 2: of his potential injury here causes me to really think
Speaker 2: long term and beyond what it means for the next
Speaker 2: week or beyond what it means for the next month.
Speaker 2: Relative to the team. Well, everybody wants to know, well, gosh,
Speaker 2: what are the Cowboys going to do right away? It's like,
Speaker 2: is there anybody in free agency? Now? You've got a
Speaker 2: guy on the practice squad that you started this past game,
Speaker 2: Rashaan Evans and played what did I say yesterday? Twenty
Speaker 2: eight twenty eight snaps exactly?
Speaker 3: I mean, And and he's a guy that wasn't in well,
Speaker 3: he wasn't in training camp anywhere. We signed with Philadelphia
Speaker 3: for a day and then got out of that contract,
Speaker 3: and then a month later, after the vander esh injury,
Speaker 3: gets signed by the Cowboys the practice squad and so
Speaker 3: we're just now reaching the end of what is normally
Speaker 3: a preseason ramp up for a player, you know. And
Speaker 3: so that's where he is as far as just the
Speaker 3: twenty eight snaps. But I thought at the time that
Speaker 3: they signed with Shawn Evans coming off he was a
Speaker 3: leading tackler for the Falcons last year at one hundred
Speaker 3: and fifty eight tackles or whatever. That's more than just
Speaker 3: a guy that's filling in, you know, that's a guy
Speaker 3: who can be a starting linebacker. Right He's very still
Speaker 3: young in his career.
Speaker 2: And they didn't do that until.
Speaker 3: Right it was after the injury, which I didn't think.
Speaker 3: I thought they needed to do that anyway, just to
Speaker 3: shore up get enough depth even vander esh comes back
Speaker 3: after the injury, the injured reserve stint. But they clearly
Speaker 3: they had more knowledge on that than we did anyway. Right,
Speaker 3: So exactly, it made it a no brainer to get
Speaker 3: Rashaan Evans in here.
Speaker 2: And then the other thing is, you know Michael Parsons,
Speaker 2: they played them about a half about a dozen snaps
Speaker 2: at linebacker, and I didn't know if that was just
Speaker 2: a plan for the Giants game, knowing that they were
Speaker 2: going to run the ball, and they played five at
Speaker 2: times five defensive linemen and him at linebacker. But that
Speaker 2: was what I was told around training camp when I
Speaker 2: asked the question what happens if Demon Clark or Leyton
Speaker 2: vander has suffer an injury, and it's like Michael Parson's
Speaker 2: got to play more linebacker. So that's an option. Now,
Speaker 2: the complication is that was Rashaan Evans third elevation and
Speaker 2: you only get three off the practice squad, So do
Speaker 2: they be patient and not make a move right away
Speaker 2: in hopes that somebody, I mean you don't hope anybody
Speaker 2: gets hurt, but the percentage is say, somebody might have
Speaker 2: to go on ir and then you can elemate them
Speaker 2: to fifty three. Otherwise, if you look at the roster
Speaker 2: and you're saying, Okay, if I sign them to the
Speaker 2: fifty three, I got to cut somebody, and you start
Speaker 2: looking and it's like, ok who do you want to cut?
Speaker 2: Because you can say, well, you can put them on
Speaker 2: the practice squad, but it's got to clear waivers. And
Speaker 2: we've seen the Cowboys lose guys trying to clear waivers
Speaker 2: to get to the practice squad. I don't know if
Speaker 2: you guys have a suggestion on who you think could
Speaker 2: clear waivers. But I started looking at it and it's
Speaker 2: like they only have three backup offensive linemen there, so
Speaker 2: you can't do that. Maybe a defensive lineman that's not active,
Speaker 2: but it's not like you're going to sneak somebody.
Speaker 4: Through waivers, not from this defense, right.
Speaker 2: You know. The one guy that came to mind to
Speaker 2: me was Eric Scott, the cornerback. But somebody out there
Speaker 2: is going to say, you know what, the Cowboys traded
Speaker 2: a twenty twenty four draft choice to go to the
Speaker 2: first pick in the sixth round to draft this guy,
Speaker 2: they must have seen something.
Speaker 3: Well, there's enough teams in this league that are half
Speaker 3: the league is out of it at this point in
Speaker 3: the season, I mean out of the playoff race basically,
Speaker 3: and so you're just going to be vultures and take
Speaker 3: whoever turn the bottom of your right right, like Tyrus
Speaker 3: Wheat would be a right one, and he's on the
Speaker 3: fifty three right and he's actually playing right. But I
Speaker 3: mean you take even a guy like him, who's an
Speaker 3: undrafted guy, and the Cowboys try to sneak him to
Speaker 3: the prime back to the practice squad whatever. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: mean teams are looking for players like that that a
Speaker 3: team like the Cowboys that have a lot of talent,
Speaker 3: a lot of death, are trying to do some things
Speaker 3: with I mean we've already seen it this season, guys
Speaker 3: that have been picked up from Devin Harper to It's
Speaker 3: very difficult for this team to get a guy to
Speaker 3: the practice squad as far as the linebacker position goes.
Speaker 3: You know, with what they have here now at linebacker,
Speaker 3: you know, in the way, not only this team but
Speaker 3: other teams in the league play nickel, I mean your
Speaker 3: nickel is your starting defense whatever. And so Markue's Bell
Speaker 3: is one of those linebackers, and one Ye Thomas would
Speaker 3: be the next guy in line for that type of
Speaker 3: a role in the box.
Speaker 2: So in the game Sunday, Evans played twenty eight snaps,
Speaker 2: Bell played twenty two snaps. So it looked like they
Speaker 2: were you Bell in more nickel situations or passing situations,
Speaker 2: and Evans and knowing that the Cowboy or the Giants
Speaker 2: wanted to run the football.
Speaker 3: But I look at it as much as Okay, you're
Speaker 3: looking at two different linebacker positions. Now one of them
Speaker 3: is a true quote unquote linebacker. Damne Clark Rayshawn Evans
Speaker 3: are in that category right there, and your other one
Speaker 3: is your nickel linebacker, which is Marky's Bell. And I
Speaker 3: would put one yea Thomas if something happened to Marky's Bell,
Speaker 3: one ye would be one that could fill that type
Speaker 3: of a role. And then and Parsons is the wild.
Speaker 4: Card the puss come to show.
Speaker 5: I would imagine if they had to, the Chelan would also.
Speaker 4: Be pushed into that situation.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's got that same skill set. And then you've
Speaker 3: got Malik Jefferson.
Speaker 2: On your practice.
Speaker 3: But I'm just looking at as overall depth. If someone
Speaker 3: goes down with an injury.
Speaker 2: Because he's already used his three elev right, so you
Speaker 2: have to kind of try to figure out how.
Speaker 4: To make room.
Speaker 3: And Malik Jefferson falls into that initial category of a
Speaker 3: true linebacker, Demon Clark, Rayshawn Evans, Malik Jefferson, those are
Speaker 3: that's your inventory of those true linebackers. It still seems
Speaker 3: like you're short handed there, but anymore in this league
Speaker 3: where you're playing nickel all the time and as well
Speaker 3: as Marquise Bell has played even defending the run, you know.
Speaker 2: And you might try to do that. These next two
Speaker 2: games are so close to each other, right, and then
Speaker 2: reassess after Thanksgiving to try to make a move on
Speaker 2: the on the fifty three. So it be an interesting
Speaker 2: to see how they decide to go for what They.
Speaker 3: Got to do something. The point is they got to
Speaker 3: do something with Rashawn Evans. They have to sign him
Speaker 3: to the fifty three.
Speaker 2: This way we think, right, that's what I was thinking. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean, you've got to have at least two true
Speaker 2: linebackers playing, and they've had it with him up. They
Speaker 2: had that at least that because the last thing, you know,
Speaker 2: and I'm sure this goes through their mind, but what
Speaker 2: if something happens to Clark because Clark is now vander
Speaker 2: Esh Yeah.
Speaker 3: Right, and so that Versehn Evans is his backup basically, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely, so, uh yeah, it kind of you know,
Speaker 2: it's it's not hard to go through seven it's hard
Speaker 2: to go through seventeen games. It's not easy.
Speaker 4: Yep.
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Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 2: And I think C. J. Goodwin decided he needed surgery
Speaker 2: on his peck what she needed. He was just he
Speaker 2: was hopeful that he could brace it and get back.
Speaker 2: And I think reality hit that he's done for the season.
Speaker 4: Also, Jordan Lewis, I think did he get hurt?
Speaker 2: Of he did? I thought he came back in though
Speaker 2: I thought he did because there was no real injury,
Speaker 2: but after no one asked, he sat up. No one
Speaker 2: asked about him. So so Bill, you you brought up
Speaker 2: interesting stat here. C. D.
Speaker 4: Lamb.
Speaker 2: The updated stats league stats are outright. And when I
Speaker 2: go to leaders in receptions in the NFL, CD is
Speaker 2: now sixth with sixty eight, and fourth it's a tie
Speaker 2: at sixty nine. So the only guys really with a
Speaker 2: bunch ahead of him are Allen Chargers Keenan Allen Yes
Speaker 2: seventy three, Diggs Buffalo seventy three, and Tight in Minnesota,
Speaker 2: Hockinson seventy one, TJ. Hawkinson, Hill and Chase have sixty nine,
Speaker 2: and then Cede Lamb sixty eight. So I just figured
Speaker 2: out over and that's in nine games. Over a seventeen
Speaker 2: game season, he would have one hundred and twenty.
Speaker 3: Eight, which is a trend that's really started for CD
Speaker 3: one year ago this week. Okay, I went back and looked.
Speaker 3: It was the green Bay game last year November thirteenth
Speaker 3: at Green Bay. He had fifteen targets in that game
Speaker 3: for eleven receptions, one hundred and fifty yards and two touchdowns.
Speaker 4: In that game.
Speaker 3: That was the first of what would be five one
Speaker 3: hundred yard receiving games in the last nine games of
Speaker 3: the regular season last year, and I believe he's at
Speaker 3: five one hundred yard games so far this year. He's
Speaker 3: got three in a row, obviously four three.
Speaker 2: I think he's got does he have four? Well, anyway,
Speaker 2: from a yardedge standpoint, right, he's third now in the NFL.
Speaker 2: Think about this third and nine games, he's got nine
Speaker 2: to seventy five. Last year he finished with oney three
Speaker 2: and fifty nine and he still has eight games left.
Speaker 3: So he does have four straight one hundred yard games
Speaker 3: and it's five overall for the season. Yeah, four straight,
Speaker 3: So he's got he has in the last calendar year,
Speaker 3: which is a total of eighteen games. Since the Green
Speaker 3: Bay game last year, he has ten one hundred yard
Speaker 3: receiving games out of eighteen games he's played in and
Speaker 3: during that time eighteen games, one hundred and thirty three
Speaker 3: receptions for seventeen hundred and seventy eight yards in the
Speaker 3: last calendar year ten touchdowns, which seems low. He's only
Speaker 3: has four touchdown catches this year, right, and he had
Speaker 3: six in the last six touchdowns in the last nine
Speaker 3: games last year.
Speaker 2: Got off to a slow start because of those early blowouts.
Speaker 2: They weren't they quit throwing the ball.
Speaker 4: That's not what he wanted to hear. It was not
Speaker 4: feeling that explanation.
Speaker 3: Well, he only had one touchdown catch the first six
Speaker 3: games this year, and he's got three.
Speaker 5: They knew about it too, and he let them know, Hey,
Speaker 5: I'm the man around here.
Speaker 4: What's going on.
Speaker 5: I'm the one supposed to be getting all these touches.
Speaker 5: I don't care what kind of what we're going through.
Speaker 5: And change of offensive scheme, offensive coordinated to play calling.
Speaker 5: I am the man. You win with me, you don't
Speaker 5: win without me. That's basically what that meeting was probably
Speaker 5: all about.
Speaker 2: And they've done a much better job, much better job
Speaker 2: of getting him away from double coverage by putting him
Speaker 2: in motion.
Speaker 4: Right, that's it.
Speaker 2: You've been talking about it, and I think I said
Speaker 2: it was it last week when I asked Michael Irvin
Speaker 2: about it. He was here doing an interview and I
Speaker 2: asked him about C. D. Lamb, and he basically came
Speaker 2: out and said he's the best eighty eight of us
Speaker 2: all And it's like, why is that? And he goes,
Speaker 2: because none of us could play the slot. He can
Speaker 2: play outside and he can play in.
Speaker 5: None of them played in the backfield either. Yeah, right, ied,
Speaker 5: that would be a disaster.
Speaker 3: So someone asked me this morning, so do you consider
Speaker 3: CD to be an elite receiver in this league?
Speaker 2: Oh my, that was I won't ask you who asked
Speaker 2: you that?
Speaker 3: He was a guy in Philadelphia.
Speaker 2: Yeah, of course, I mean asked CD. They asked him,
Speaker 2: are you the best receiver in the league? He goes,
Speaker 2: I'm one of one.
Speaker 3: Well, and really, if you go back and look at
Speaker 3: last year when he started taking off, was the Green
Speaker 3: Bay game. Well that was when basically when Dak was
Speaker 3: back in the lineup right exactly, and the only thing
Speaker 3: that kept him not nothing against Cooper Rush. I mean
Speaker 3: Cooper Rush got him the record this in the fourth quarter.
Speaker 2: The other day, and that was very purposeful, that's right.
Speaker 3: But had he had Dak been healthy the entire year
Speaker 3: last year, it would have started at the beginning of
Speaker 3: the year last year rather than at mid season last year.
Speaker 2: They had already figured out he needed nine yards and
Speaker 2: he got a five of the four to get to
Speaker 2: one fifty.
Speaker 3: Great case in point on and you can there's countless
Speaker 3: examples of it to CD in motion and how that
Speaker 3: allows him and also his teammates to get open whatever.
Speaker 3: But it was on his touchdown catch the other day.
Speaker 3: He was in motion and it was a safety Bobby
Speaker 3: McCain who wound up on him. He had outside leverage
Speaker 3: on him, and the route running of CD.
Speaker 4: He still he got to.
Speaker 3: The Yeah, he's still right exactly, but uh, the catch
Speaker 3: right before the dark touchdown run. Remember the Cowboys had
Speaker 3: been penalized and they were back second and twenty or
Speaker 3: so back at their own back at the Giants twenty
Speaker 3: eight yard line something like that, and so they cut
Speaker 3: the distance down in half with a pass that purposefully
Speaker 3: Dak threw it low and away and CD had to
Speaker 3: go take.
Speaker 10: It off his right care It was all hands, all
Speaker 10: hands right off the top right, and there was you know,
Speaker 10: they went back to look at it on TV like oh,
Speaker 10: trapped that and then as was like, oh that was
Speaker 10: also said what you said?
Speaker 3: That was a those strong hands whatever. Okay, But then
Speaker 3: if you go back and look the next play, there's
Speaker 3: sixteen seconds left in the half when Dak had his
Speaker 3: touchdown run. Go look what happened on that play and
Speaker 3: CD's effect on Dak's touchdown run. C D and Brandon Cooks.
Speaker 3: They had three receivers to the left, so they were
Speaker 3: both in the slot to the left. But CD runs
Speaker 3: a basically a dig and then he went to the
Speaker 3: to the end zone. Okay, and they were playing a zone.
Speaker 3: Two dbs go with CD. They both turn their back
Speaker 3: to Dak and run with CD to the back of
Speaker 3: the end zone where there was already a safety waiting
Speaker 3: back there. So CD basically took three dbs out of
Speaker 3: the play, which opened up the middle of the field
Speaker 3: for Dak to just jaunt right into the end zone
Speaker 3: ten yard touchdown.
Speaker 5: Right, Well, a dig route is perfect for attracting attention, yeah,
Speaker 5: because you know, and Dak was eyebottling him as well,
Speaker 5: so he saw everything.
Speaker 4: Right, right.
Speaker 3: But those two defenders they both just chase CD. They
Speaker 3: just turned and tucktail and ran after CD.
Speaker 2: I had big letters double CD, and.
Speaker 3: There was already a safety back there as as Dak
Speaker 3: is crossing the goal, Lders Goindley comes into the picture.
Speaker 3: That's the effect that CD has, right, And.
Speaker 2: If they want to double them, okay, take your chances
Speaker 2: with Cooks, right, take your chances with Michael Gallup on
Speaker 2: a deep route.
Speaker 5: I thought it was a game where you know, it
Speaker 5: ended up being the game where we could try a
Speaker 5: lot of stuff.
Speaker 2: You know, we need to tos a good point.
Speaker 4: We got to try stuff.
Speaker 5: I mean, we don't want to wait till the playoffs
Speaker 5: to see if we can throw deep. We don't want
Speaker 5: to wait to the playoffs to see if Rico is
Speaker 5: ready for you know, first and goal, second, third and goal.
Speaker 4: Those are the kind of things that we worked.
Speaker 5: Of course, it's a team that was really beat down
Speaker 5: at the time, right you know, their spirits were down,
Speaker 5: and that's the time when you need to take advantage
Speaker 5: of those opportunities.
Speaker 4: But you know it won't be against the New York Giants.
Speaker 5: The next time we see Donald, you know, hopefully the
Speaker 5: next time we see that type of situation, we can
Speaker 5: you know, say it was in a big game. It's
Speaker 5: against the Seahawks, it's against the Eagles. You know, it's
Speaker 5: a game where we really needed and he's been proven already.
Speaker 3: And that sounds like Mike McCarthy's message to the team
Speaker 3: at halftime yesterday, right, which went, they're up twenty eight
Speaker 3: to nothing, but it's take advantage of this opportunity too.
Speaker 2: And if you listen to what he's been saying when
Speaker 2: people kept asking what's the difference in the offense, and
Speaker 2: he says, we're growing. Well, Jerry got asked about it.
Speaker 2: And Jerry's point was, and you said this and in
Speaker 2: so many words, not that McCarthy was sandbagging, no, but
Speaker 2: he hasn't emptied the toolbox and he's saving some stuff, right,
Speaker 2: And and Jerry basically said, you've got to work on things,
Speaker 2: but when you get to the playoffs, you've got to
Speaker 2: have something different that maybe teams haven't seen.
Speaker 4: I hadn't seen in a while.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I think that's maybe this whole thing, because
Speaker 2: I think McCarthy's word is we're evolving, So evolving means
Speaker 2: we ain't there yet. No, And he's trying to do.
Speaker 4: Some stuff things, yeah stuff, Yeah.
Speaker 2: I got a hammer in that toolbox.
Speaker 4: That'll be Rico, Rico. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 3: We've been calling for that hammer, all haven't we. Yes,
Speaker 3: all right, we continue with more mixed shots in a moment.
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Speaker 3: It's like five weeks away Christmas.
Speaker 2: Up by the knuckle up there, they've already got the
Speaker 2: Christmas tree tree.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's been up last week.
Speaker 2: It looks for Thanksgiving, you know, right.
Speaker 3: Drive around the night, step chat, drive around at night,
Speaker 3: and it looks like Christmas is next week. Everyone puts
Speaker 3: their lights up, like in by Halloween, their lights are up.
Speaker 2: The guy that puts our puts our lights up.
Speaker 3: Oh you got a guy that puts your I.
Speaker 2: Think I'm going up on I'll guarantee you if I
Speaker 2: got a guy that works on your pool too, that's me.
Speaker 2: He put him up Monday. I think I don't have
Speaker 2: to leave him in your guard gate too. Is he
Speaker 2: the one the guard gate? Yeah, your gate. I'm the
Speaker 2: guard gate. I'm the pool guy you got. I do
Speaker 2: have a guy.
Speaker 4: That to do kept man.
Speaker 2: No, I'm not spending money. It doesn't come free.
Speaker 3: You're helping the unemployment rate.
Speaker 2: But I haven't. I haven't plugged the lights in though.
Speaker 2: I just plugged him in to make.
Speaker 3: Sure that's good. I'm good with. I'm good with. Go
Speaker 3: ahead and put the lights on your house or whatever.
Speaker 3: Just don't turn them on yet.
Speaker 2: No after Thanksgiving. Yeah, that's the way I treat my sports,
Speaker 2: you know, one sport at a time.
Speaker 4: Lights on the inside.
Speaker 2: Yeah, on the inside.
Speaker 3: My lights. If I'm lucky, I take care of that.
Speaker 3: That's why the Cowboys play on Thanksgiving. It's that Thanksgiving
Speaker 3: weekend is my weekend to do Christmas lights. If I'm lucky,
Speaker 3: I get it done then yeah.
Speaker 2: But it's hard because you don't get the whole weekend
Speaker 2: because they play the next Thursday.
Speaker 3: Oh that's right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can't put things up, right, you got to
Speaker 2: work on and you gotta work on Friday, right, you.
Speaker 3: Gotta work on Sunday too, They're back to work, right,
Speaker 3: it's right.
Speaker 2: So Sunday, Monday, Tuesday off on Wednesday, play on Thursday.
Speaker 2: You got to wait till that next week when they
Speaker 2: have the ten days. So by the way, we talk
Speaker 2: about what CD's doing, well, CD doesn't do what he's
Speaker 2: doing unless Dak Prescott's doing what he's doing. And I
Speaker 2: just noticed that, you know, he in a lot of
Speaker 2: the rankings and stuff, he was around twelve thirteenth. Today
Speaker 2: Dak Prescott is the has the third best back ranking
Speaker 2: in the national Football League one oh five point one.
Speaker 2: Uh Brock Purty leads at one oh nine point nine,
Speaker 2: and second is Tua at one oh six point four,
Speaker 2: then Dak ahead of Russell Wilson, Cousin Stroud, Herbert Goff, Jackson, Hurts, Mahomes,
Speaker 2: Allen On and on. He's number one in completion percentage
Speaker 2: seventy point seven percent, and he is number four in
Speaker 2: average per average gain at eight point zero five yards.
Speaker 2: So all of a sudden, in these last few games,
Speaker 2: he has flourished. In the last three games. By the way,
Speaker 2: he's completed seventy two point seven percent of his passes
Speaker 2: for one thousand, eighty two yards and eleven touchdowns, So
Speaker 2: he's on fire right now.
Speaker 4: Also, what did he say about that interception? Because I
Speaker 4: couldn't I couldn't.
Speaker 5: Quite figure out what how that guy was able to decipher,
Speaker 5: you know, if he came off of hed No.
Speaker 3: No, this is this is the advantage Mickey of watching
Speaker 3: the game at home, because this is why I love
Speaker 3: watching the game at home, because I can back it
Speaker 3: up and watch the live.
Speaker 2: I can't do too and except my dish anywhere was
Speaker 2: not working and they haven't called me, But I do it.
Speaker 2: On my laptop. Oh okay, you don't have a discout anywhere. Yeah, no,
Speaker 2: you can't get to one.
Speaker 3: So and I was surprised that on the Fox telecast
Speaker 3: they did not go back and look at it. And
Speaker 3: the reason they didn't it was whatever happened right after
Speaker 3: that happened quickly something else, cowboys got an interception or so,
Speaker 3: I don't remember what happened to where they didn't they
Speaker 3: went to a commercial break, and they never did go
Speaker 3: back and review what happened on the interception. CD went
Speaker 3: in motion, okay, And who was it? They intercepted the
Speaker 3: past twenty eight for some reason. Let me go back
Speaker 3: and find it here. It was Cordell Flat okay, float okay.
Speaker 3: And it was funny because my wife was watching the
Speaker 3: game with me, and I did. I went back and
Speaker 3: looked at it, and then I did the whole telestrator
Speaker 3: demonstration for her, Like she cared, she said on her iPad.
Speaker 4: And you gotta look. I just rewind.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I rewound it. And so I'm like, see here's
Speaker 3: what happened on this pint Okay. CD goes in motion
Speaker 3: and you see this number twenty eight for the Giants.
Speaker 3: He's going with CD, And what that's telling Dak is
Speaker 3: there in man coverage, see, because he chased him across
Speaker 3: the backfield. Then he chases him back over there. But
Speaker 3: what actually happened there, He came off of CD and
Speaker 3: he was actually playing the zone. They were disguising their
Speaker 3: coverage and Dak thought they were in man. He came
Speaker 3: off CD and he was right there for the interception.
Speaker 3: He was going to do it Ferguson. So that's what
Speaker 3: happened on the play. I was able to go back
Speaker 3: right here. Yeah, And then what quarter was that? That
Speaker 3: was second quarter?
Speaker 2: Second quarter?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 3: No, it was late first was late first? No, Yeah,
Speaker 3: it was the last play of the first quarter, last
Speaker 3: play of the first quarter, and that's why they went
Speaker 3: to commercial quickly after that. And right after that, one
Speaker 3: Yer Thomas dropped the interception because they were down the
Speaker 3: twelve yard line and and so that's what it wasn't
Speaker 3: an interception. One Ye Thomas dropped the interception in the
Speaker 3: touch in the end zone, and so they never went
Speaker 3: back and reviewed the dark interception.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he didn't get the pass over the safety right.
Speaker 3: He was he was throwing to Ferguson, And but what
Speaker 3: happened was flot came off of Dak, who went I
Speaker 3: don't know what route Dak. I mean c D ran,
Speaker 3: but he came off of c D and so Dak
Speaker 3: never saw him because he thought he was in Maine.
Speaker 5: And it wasn't It wasn't a high pass now he
Speaker 5: called it basically, right, yeah, right, so yeah it was.
Speaker 3: It was a bang bang play. It wasn't it.
Speaker 2: But other than that, he's been pretty darn good.
Speaker 3: That was the only play that the Giants won, and
Speaker 3: the Giants defense won in the game.
Speaker 2: That's true, well except for fourth in inches at the
Speaker 2: goal line of the first possession, and.
Speaker 3: Then CD had to show everybody how you get how
Speaker 3: you run the ball.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, here's how you got.
Speaker 3: And then the run game was fine after that. Okay,
Speaker 3: he just needed to lessen how to do that.
Speaker 2: So do we need to study Carolina?
Speaker 3: Yes, you respect every opponent in this league, Vicky, all right?
Speaker 5: I mean I love I love the way we came out,
Speaker 5: you know, aggressive. I think if we played against the
Speaker 5: team a better stature than standing, I don't think we
Speaker 5: would have run Tony Pilot on that fourth down. I
Speaker 5: think we were like, okay, right now, this team is
Speaker 5: you know, they're not quite where they want to be.
Speaker 5: You know, we can use this as a teachable moment
Speaker 5: and get Tony into the end zone and be confidence
Speaker 5: for your offensive line as well.
Speaker 4: Well, that didn't work out. Well.
Speaker 3: They've ran it right into the teeth of the Giants defense,
Speaker 3: I mean Dexter Lawrence, you know.
Speaker 5: And Zach is up there trying to do some things
Speaker 5: and he didn't do well that game.
Speaker 4: He didn't do that. We'll do well on that.
Speaker 3: So did you like the decision to go forward on
Speaker 3: the fourth and goal at the two yard line on
Speaker 3: the first drive of the game.
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 4: I did too.
Speaker 3: Did you like the decision of the Giants to go
Speaker 3: for it on fourth and two at the four yard
Speaker 3: line after that interception? They were down seven to nothing
Speaker 3: at that point. They got the interception, three and out basically,
Speaker 3: and they've had the decision at the four yard line
Speaker 3: fourth and two kick a field goal to make it
Speaker 3: seven to three or go for it, and Barkley got
Speaker 3: stuffed for no game Like, if I'm the Giants, I'm
Speaker 3: kicking a field goal there now.
Speaker 5: I like the decision. I just don't like that it
Speaker 5: was a running play. I would have tried to pass
Speaker 5: the ball.
Speaker 3: Well, you had the rookie quarterback making his first NFL
Speaker 3: star get.
Speaker 4: Him outside the pocket. He didn't make it simple.
Speaker 3: What if I'm the Giants in that situation, you can
Speaker 3: look at it that Okay, it's going to take touchdowns
Speaker 3: to win the game. But when you got a rookie
Speaker 3: quarterback and you just got an interception there, I feel
Speaker 3: like you got to get points on the board. And
Speaker 3: then you got it's a seven to three game, and
Speaker 3: you know what the Cowboys wind up doing. They took
Speaker 3: the ball at their own four yard line and they
Speaker 3: drove ninety six yards in eight place and it's fourteen.
Speaker 2: But you know what he was thinking, I got I
Speaker 2: gotta have a touchdown. Yes, we're not gonna get this closer.
Speaker 3: I just get if I'm That's the exact reason why
Speaker 3: I take the points is at least I'm staying My
Speaker 3: chances of winning this game are so remote that the
Speaker 3: only way that I'm going to win this game is
Speaker 3: if I can cause turnovers for the other team. And
Speaker 3: so if I can just stay within shouting distance and
Speaker 3: a field goal at least keeps me within shouting distance,
Speaker 3: I have a chance to get beat forty nine to
Speaker 3: seventeen if I go for it here.
Speaker 2: He did some very good self scouting, and he knew
Speaker 2: what their capabilities were, and he didn't think they were
Speaker 2: going to get down there again.
Speaker 4: And we should have done something about it. We knew that.
Speaker 2: You know what this reminds me of two thousand and
Speaker 2: nine the playoff game at Minnesota. Minnesota was scoring thirty
Speaker 2: some points a game and the Cowboys were like in
Speaker 2: fourth and three, fourth and four, and they elected to
Speaker 2: kick a field goal and it was like forty yards
Speaker 2: or so something like that, and I'm going, no, you
Speaker 2: got to score touchdowns against this team. You got to
Speaker 2: go through it. And then they missed the field.
Speaker 3: The way it reminded me of was not necessarily, but
Speaker 3: I'll use this as an example, the two thousand and
Speaker 3: seven playoff game against the Giants where they just stayed
Speaker 3: within striking distance long enough to win the game.
Speaker 2: And why did they stay within d because.
Speaker 3: They would kick a field goal rather than going forward on.
Speaker 2: Because the cowboy. The Cowboys thought they were going to
Speaker 2: win the game running the football, and all they did
Speaker 2: it was almost like a starving man that eats and
Speaker 2: eats and eats and gets sick. They were going to run, run,
Speaker 2: run in the first half. If I remember Barber, Marion
Speaker 2: Barber had like one hundred yards rushing and they only
Speaker 2: had like thirteen or fourteen points because they couldn't run
Speaker 2: the ball into the end zone and Tarrell Owens was
Speaker 2: hurt with a high ankle sprain. He should have never played,
Speaker 2: and they had nobody else at wide receiver to throw
Speaker 2: the ball.
Speaker 3: We're almost out of time.
Speaker 2: Here, yeah, okay, and we'll talk to you.
Speaker 3: Like two thousand and seven. I just got to see
Speaker 3: if I got to call up that.
Speaker 4: Game real quick, real quick.
Speaker 3: And no Giants won the Super Bowl that year, did you?
Speaker 2: Yes? They did. And Williams gave up a big pass
Speaker 2: at the end of the half to lead the Giants downfield.
Speaker 2: Williams because he didn't cover the tight end. He's a
Speaker 2: cornerback safety.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, Roy Williams, College Football Hall of Famer Roy. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 3: well that does it for this edition. It didn't work
Speaker 3: to my advantage.
Speaker 2: I knew what I was talking about.
Speaker 3: I was looking to see how many field goes the
Speaker 3: Giants kicked in that game, but there were none, so
Speaker 3: it really worked in my ins. I thought was move on.
Speaker 3: Final score like it was twenty one, seventeen seventeen, it
Speaker 3: was twenty one, it was.
Speaker 2: The halftime score, but boom, it was.
Speaker 3: Fourteen fourteen.
Speaker 2: And the Cowboys only kicked a field goal the rest
Speaker 2: of the way.
Speaker 3: Nick Folk, thirty four yard field goals. Well that's what happened, boy,
Speaker 3: the Giants.
Speaker 4: Yes, we were right you and I'll go whil was wrong.
Speaker 3: I'm going to find an example that supports there's one
Speaker 3: game lost. No, there's a whole bunch of games back
Speaker 3: there where teams kickfield goals.
Speaker 2: Maybe it was back then it.
Speaker 3: Wasn't the cool thing to do, go for it every
Speaker 3: time you get down.
Speaker 2: On Maybe it was the field goals the Cowboys kicked
Speaker 2: in nineteen eighty nine and Washington, where do they win
Speaker 2: that game? Like thirteen to three, thirteen to nine, something like.
Speaker 3: It was something like that. Steve Walsh, do you want
Speaker 3: me to look that up?
Speaker 2: Well you got to do is look in the media.
Speaker 4: Guy.
Speaker 3: Well, okay, let's see who gets there first.
Speaker 2: Well, you've had a head start.
Speaker 3: That was nineteen eighty nine, nineteen eighty nine. Who's going
Speaker 3: to win, who's gonna win, Who's going to win? Come on, pages,
Speaker 3: Come on, laptop, let's get all right, come on, it
Speaker 3: was thirty thirteen three.
Speaker 2: I had it right, I had it right. But we
Speaker 2: tied the three, all right, that doesn't Everson Walls defense
Speaker 2: down Doug Williams and they kicked field goals to get
Speaker 2: to thirteen. That's right there, two of them. Yet it
Speaker 2: because Jimmy knew that they didn't have the firepower to
Speaker 2: score touchdown.
Speaker 3: Exactly, which is my point on why you kicked the
Speaker 3: field goal if you're the New York Giants.
Speaker 4: So the last all right, so I want that argue
Speaker 4: the last game I started?
Speaker 6: Was it?
Speaker 2: Really?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Was Arizona after that? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Arizona was right after that?
Speaker 2: No, it wasn't. Let's see washing, Yes, it was Phoenix
Speaker 2: and that was the game right in my life? Four
Speaker 2: twenty fourth.
Speaker 4: There you question my life?
Speaker 2: You started, You started the Phoenix game. That would have
Speaker 2: been the last.
Speaker 4: True, right, that's true?
Speaker 3: Okay, second to last start.
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 3: That does it for this edition of mix Ships. We'll
Speaker 3: figure out what we can look up tomorrow on the
Speaker 3: next edition.
Speaker 4: Go Cowboys.
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