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Speaker 4: And this is mix shots.
Speaker 2: It is.
Speaker 3: And yes, we completed the last week last night with
Speaker 3: the Jacksonville Cincinnati Monday night game, and now it is
Speaker 3: officially Eagles week.
Speaker 2: Here.
Speaker 6: You're right there.
Speaker 2: You got it.
Speaker 4: You got to make Let's try it now. Okay, start over.
Speaker 5: I heard it all.
Speaker 4: So here we are.
Speaker 3: It's Cowboys Eagles Week. And we didn't want that Shack
Speaker 3: Leonard guy anyway.
Speaker 2: Did we know we don't.
Speaker 4: Want We've been saying the last several days.
Speaker 7: Yesterday it was not gonna work when when he was like,
Speaker 7: he moved on you.
Speaker 2: When you when you leave the when you leave the building, right,
Speaker 2: you ain't coming back. He did not, you know that
Speaker 2: from personal experience.
Speaker 4: Went to Seattle and wound up in New York.
Speaker 2: But I knew I wasn't going to go to Seattle.
Speaker 2: I just liked my ego Stoke.
Speaker 4: I never had the recruiting Jack Leonard might have been
Speaker 4: the same way.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but he had his He had this, He got
Speaker 7: his flowers when he was a kid. I didn't get
Speaker 7: mine until I was already try.
Speaker 5: When I was told, I asked and I and I
Speaker 5: got the answer. My gut feeling is he's signing.
Speaker 2: With the Eagles yesterday.
Speaker 5: And it was like, That's what my gut feeling was.
Speaker 5: And then when we found out his relationship with Siriani,
Speaker 5: and then when I read I.
Speaker 2: Thought that were really pushing our way.
Speaker 5: I read in the Philadelphia paper that Siriani had been
Speaker 5: texting him and having other people in the organization face
Speaker 5: time with him, and I was like, Okay.
Speaker 3: So do you think they sent him on a scouting
Speaker 3: mission here.
Speaker 5: To see what the Cowboys were doing and how they
Speaker 5: were playing their defense.
Speaker 2: They already know they already.
Speaker 5: Know well, And Jerry pointed out, or Dan Quinn pointed
Speaker 5: out that you know, they gave him an idea of
Speaker 5: how he would be used here, and you know they're
Speaker 5: more desperate for him than the Cowboys. But the thing
Speaker 5: I need answered and the Colts will never do it.
Speaker 5: Why do you let the guy go that you've got
Speaker 5: to in cure twenty six million dollars of dead money.
Speaker 2: And they're still in the hunt.
Speaker 8: It's not like this, right, Yes, detrimental loss, especially with
Speaker 8: what happened last night with the Jacksonville quarterbacks, right, I
Speaker 8: mean for Indianapolis.
Speaker 5: Because the are the Colts. They're over five hundred now
Speaker 5: over five hundred.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: I thought they was six and six. I thought that
Speaker 2: it wasn't shit. Yeah, I wasn't shit, But I mean
Speaker 2: they came from They are still in the hunt. They
Speaker 2: are still in the hunts.
Speaker 5: And they and they yeah, there's they are.
Speaker 3: They're seven and five now seven and five because of
Speaker 3: that last second touchdown pass to beat Tennessee.
Speaker 6: So do we anticipate Shaq Leonard playing this upcoming I
Speaker 6: think so.
Speaker 4: I think so to Hopes.
Speaker 3: And he's been playing all season, He's he's had two
Speaker 3: weeks off.
Speaker 9: Now with the two weeks of rust there you go.
Speaker 9: That's and they met him on Philadelphia. I mean it's
Speaker 9: not so much.
Speaker 3: I mean, you saw what happened the other day against
Speaker 3: San Francisco, and that's going on at their linebacker.
Speaker 7: They sweden the pot some kind of way. It probably
Speaker 7: wasn't money, but you.
Speaker 5: Know, and Jerry pointed out he said that the money
Speaker 5: part today. I mean, this is what he said. The
Speaker 5: money part never came into the discussion. So I think
Speaker 5: he probably felt more comfortable playing for a coach he
Speaker 5: had worked with for three years.
Speaker 3: I think at this point in the season with you know,
Speaker 3: every every team is pretty close to the cap if
Speaker 3: they're not there anyway, and there really hells you only
Speaker 3: have a month left in the season.
Speaker 4: It's that's nickel and dimes.
Speaker 3: Stuff, you know, compared to a full your salary anyway.
Speaker 3: So what he's he's in it for. Okay, that those
Speaker 3: lucrative payoffs that we talked about last week or so
Speaker 3: about the postseason winnings.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's like ring extra right, yeah, So and that's
Speaker 5: what he's chasing and he should.
Speaker 2: Well after next week he'll be like, damn it.
Speaker 5: I went to the Everson Walls.
Speaker 3: Very confident Everson Walls as we kick off Eagles week here.
Speaker 3: So ever, since you said you watched the game last night,
Speaker 3: I did those quarterbacks and this it's this is a
Speaker 3: game of survival. This is the best reality TV show.
Speaker 9: In the world.
Speaker 3: The NFL is more and what we have is survival here.
Speaker 2: You know, I couldn't.
Speaker 7: Initially when he stepped on the guy's foot, I thought, Okay,
Speaker 7: it's okay.
Speaker 2: But then when he bent.
Speaker 3: Back, yeah, how that okay?
Speaker 5: Then when he went down, took his helmet off and
Speaker 5: slammed it into the ground. Man, And and you think
Speaker 5: they got golf carts over there. He had to walk
Speaker 5: all that way, all the way.
Speaker 7: Up the road, guys, And I was thinking that maybe
Speaker 7: he was like, hey, I gotta see if I can
Speaker 7: put the.
Speaker 4: It's a cramp when you.
Speaker 2: Can't put anything on it.
Speaker 7: Now, if the man awrive, it was weird, wasn't I'm
Speaker 7: a bit diagnosing. Okay, look he walks, it must be
Speaker 7: the right ankle. And because he's surely in pain. Yeah,
Speaker 7: and they're like we're back in World War two or something, and.
Speaker 5: And you know me right away, it's like, oh, he
Speaker 5: tore his achilles.
Speaker 2: You know, everything's chilling every.
Speaker 5: To me, right, but that when you saw it, I said,
Speaker 5: oh something broke in there.
Speaker 2: Yeah. By the way, Yeah, you just knew it. You
Speaker 2: just knew it. If he got up from that, you know,
Speaker 2: God and I depended on how things happened. He could
Speaker 2: have gotten nothing.
Speaker 3: And the latest he passed all MRIs and only has
Speaker 3: a high ankle sprain. And Doug Peterson wouldn't put a
Speaker 3: timetable on Trevor's return, but also didn't rule him out
Speaker 3: for next week.
Speaker 2: That's good.
Speaker 5: I'd say that too.
Speaker 2: I think that's I could see that being.
Speaker 5: If it's a high ankle sprain, you're talking four weeks probably.
Speaker 2: Right, But I just didn't want to have to have surgery.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but it looked bad, and I mean he's playing
Speaker 5: so well. That was the thing I hadn't forgotten. They
Speaker 5: had won that what seven eight games in a row?
Speaker 5: Oh no, no, it was seven, right.
Speaker 6: I think there's many quarterback injuries.
Speaker 5: Well, they put the whole list up there, and those
Speaker 5: are the ones that are out. There's others that you
Speaker 5: might be out for a week or so, and it's.
Speaker 2: Right, those are ones just out for the season.
Speaker 5: Yeah right, Yeah, but how about Jake Browning.
Speaker 3: I was going to say about the backup quarterbacks. They
Speaker 3: came in even CJ this part, you know, he did decent. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so backups.
Speaker 5: Can come in as long as Jake Browning has been
Speaker 5: in the league and he had won a game that
Speaker 5: was crazy.
Speaker 7: It's about opportunity, it's about teamwork, teammates.
Speaker 4: That's what it is, exactly, that's what it is.
Speaker 3: Now Zach Wilson doesn't even want to go back in
Speaker 3: the back in the game now that the teammates he
Speaker 3: has in the Jets they did him a favor.
Speaker 10: Huh.
Speaker 3: Now they're back to him again.
Speaker 7: I think he looks he's just another party right now
Speaker 7: talking about Browning, He's another party. A guy that has
Speaker 7: the potential, he's got the talent for it.
Speaker 2: Just surround me with good people.
Speaker 3: Speaking of rock Party yesterday, it was one year ago
Speaker 3: yesterday that he became the starting quarterback for the forty
Speaker 3: nine ers. He had the day before he had come
Speaker 3: off the bench and let him do a victory after
Speaker 3: Garoppolo went down. And so it was a year ago yesterday.
Speaker 3: If the College Football Playoff Committee in charge of the
Speaker 3: NFL postseason the forty nine ers would not have made
Speaker 3: the playoffs.
Speaker 2: Quar right, you.
Speaker 5: Knew that was going to happen. I mean, was anybody surprised?
Speaker 2: I was hoping they do the right thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they did not do but it wasn't.
Speaker 2: The right thing. Wasn't going to be the most exciting thing.
Speaker 5: They got to the fourth point when they put Texas
Speaker 5: at number three, when the best teams and when you
Speaker 5: saw that game, you're going, Okay, they're not one of
Speaker 5: the best teams. They won. They figured a way to win.
Speaker 3: When you saw Alabama play Auburn, did you think they're
Speaker 3: one of the best teams.
Speaker 5: They figured out how to win and Florida figured out.
Speaker 2: Ho Aburn figured out how to lose. That's what happened.
Speaker 5: But well, this is not was the score of the
Speaker 5: Alabama Auburn game.
Speaker 4: It's a three point game?
Speaker 5: What was the score like thirty to twenty seven or something.
Speaker 3: So you can't you can't have a good defense and
Speaker 3: play for a national championship.
Speaker 5: Not not on national TV Alabama seven.
Speaker 3: Here's here's the whole problem with that, And we'll get
Speaker 3: back to cowboys talk.
Speaker 4: The whole problem.
Speaker 5: I hope we're going to say what I'm going to say,
Speaker 5: but go ahead.
Speaker 3: The SEC is overrated this year. This is not the
Speaker 3: same a SEC we've seen for the last year and
Speaker 3: a half. Go look at Georgia this year and a
Speaker 3: week ago Georgia played Georgia Tech and won by eight points.
Speaker 3: Georgia Tech is a six and six team. It's not
Speaker 3: the same conference. It's all on reputation. They said, Oh
Speaker 3: ALAMEMBA knocked off the twenty ninth a team that had
Speaker 3: won twenty.
Speaker 4: Nine straight games.
Speaker 3: No, they had won eleven straight games or whatever, at
Speaker 3: twelve straight games, whatever it was this year. And you
Speaker 3: go back and look at some of those games that
Speaker 3: they won, they weren't They weren't blowing out teams like
Speaker 3: they had in the past. You look at Florida State.
Speaker 3: I went on online yesterday in a reputable draft preview site, Okay,
Speaker 3: which is Pro Football Network, and they had listed this
Speaker 3: is prior to the They looked at their rankings of
Speaker 3: draft eligible players, and Florida State has as many guys
Speaker 3: on their list as any team in the country that
Speaker 3: are have a chance of getting drafted this year. They've
Speaker 3: got twelve Michigan I think as twelve. Georgia has eleven,
Speaker 3: Alabama's got eight, Texas has nine or ten, and so
Speaker 3: Florida State.
Speaker 4: It's not like we're.
Speaker 3: Comparing Alabama with a Liberty team that went thirteen and
Speaker 3: oh or a Tulane team that beat USC And this
Speaker 3: is a legitimate This is a thirteen and oh, a
Speaker 3: conference champion team that has NFL talent. In fact, two
Speaker 3: of the players on their roster are going to be
Speaker 3: top fifteen picks in this draft, including the edge rusher
Speaker 3: Jared Verse.
Speaker 5: So you're not failing. Sorry for SMU.
Speaker 4: And SMU also got shafted.
Speaker 5: But they picked the team with the best record.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and well but and in that case, they picked
Speaker 3: the team that didn't have the quarterback that got hurt,
Speaker 3: and sm you lost their quarterback.
Speaker 5: So to me, And this is what everybody missed is
Speaker 5: this is for all the people out there that were
Speaker 5: against a real playoff system because had this been a
Speaker 5: twelve team playoff system, we're not even talking about this,
Speaker 5: which everybody's in right. It needed to change fifteen years.
Speaker 3: Needed to change fifty years ago, Vicky, this has been
Speaker 3: going on.
Speaker 7: I mean, think about think about way, but this one
Speaker 7: is more I guess when you talk about a team
Speaker 7: that's thirteen and oh, I don't recall that ever happened.
Speaker 4: It hasn't happened. Yeah, oh in a major conference.
Speaker 5: From a major conference, from a major how about back
Speaker 5: in the day when the champion was decided by AP voting?
Speaker 4: Right, here's a kicker.
Speaker 5: All I can see is underneath the results is the division.
Speaker 5: What are they fcs? Here's the list of all the
Speaker 5: playoff games. And they've been doing that for years. Everybody
Speaker 5: that was against the playoffs because they didn't want to
Speaker 5: hurt the bulls, this is for you. It's your fault.
Speaker 4: Here's another note.
Speaker 3: I would love to know if the committee even realize this.
Speaker 3: Tate Roademaker, the backup quarterback at Florida State who's going
Speaker 3: to be back for their bowl game, had a concussion. Okay,
Speaker 3: he came off the bench last year when Jordan Travis
Speaker 3: got hurt against Louisville in the first half of the
Speaker 3: game and they were trailing, and he brought them back
Speaker 3: with three engineered three scoring drives through two touchdown passes
Speaker 3: and it come from behind thirty five thirty one win
Speaker 3: over Louisville last year, and no one even talks about that.
Speaker 2: He's done it before. He's that quarterback that can take
Speaker 2: them and ask the chance.
Speaker 4: And they scored thirty five points. All right.
Speaker 3: When you're a coach, okay, you're trying to figure out
Speaker 3: what is the best way to win this football game.
Speaker 3: And now you've you've got the third string quarterback and
Speaker 3: the weeks before you had the second string quarterback. You
Speaker 3: just want to make sure I've got a great defense,
Speaker 3: one of the best defenses in the country. The only
Speaker 3: thing that I want to make sure of is that
Speaker 3: this quarterback, who hasn't been taking snaps in practice all year,
Speaker 3: is not going to make a critical mistake that gives
Speaker 3: the team the other the opponent an easy touchdown or
Speaker 3: field position or whatever. And so I'm going to play
Speaker 3: it conservatively. I'm not trying to score fifty nine points
Speaker 3: in this game.
Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 5: So who need you not want in Texas or Alabama?
Speaker 4: Alabama?
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, I mean Texas beat Alabama.
Speaker 7: You watch this quarterback from Alabama. Yes, he's gonna he's
Speaker 7: going to make eat your words.
Speaker 3: But I mean it's it's all about here's the other
Speaker 3: part of it.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Oh, I'm going to play I mean Alabama might.
Speaker 5: Win at all, they might know Texas might in.
Speaker 3: Texas has a great chance to win it all. Yeah,
Speaker 3: where's that quarterback from.
Speaker 2: He ain't from Missouri? I know that.
Speaker 4: What's that Texas back? Carol Dragon?
Speaker 1: He is?
Speaker 5: I didn't know that?
Speaker 2: All right?
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Speaker 5: All right, Nikki, you brought up Rock Purty. Yes so
Speaker 5: the NFL stats yep. The top three quarterbacks in completion
Speaker 5: percentage right now, Rock Purty seventy point two, Tua seventy
Speaker 5: point one, and Dak Prescott seven point one. The only
Speaker 5: three quarterbacks in the league now completing seventy percent of
Speaker 5: their passes, which is rather remarkable. It is, Party is
Speaker 5: ranked number one in quarterback rating one's sixteen point one
Speaker 5: and Dak is next at one to eight point three.
Speaker 3: I remember when it's about twenty years ago, sixty percent
Speaker 3: completion right was considered. That's pretty good.
Speaker 5: And if you got the sixty five, oh wow.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 4: That shows how the game has changed.
Speaker 5: Now it's seventy percent, that's right, and Dak is leading.
Speaker 5: He's number one in double check this number one in
Speaker 5: number two in touchdown percentage, but number one in touchdowns
Speaker 5: with twenty six. And this is the guy everybody wanted
Speaker 5: to run off because he threw too many interceptions.
Speaker 7: Nobody's talking about it. Interceptions with any quarterback these days, right,
Speaker 7: so funny. Yeah, but they won't make Yeah, yeah we are,
Speaker 7: but no one see interceptions. It's not a big deal
Speaker 7: for anyone this year. Yeah, only because the Cowboys weren't
Speaker 7: throwing them. Yeah, yeah, it seems to be the case.
Speaker 7: But I must admit I'm still a little concerned because
Speaker 7: as we take this stretch, it's gonna be tough, guys.
Speaker 7: I mean, this stretch is it's the toughest part of
Speaker 7: our schedule, right It's got to be the toughest part
Speaker 7: of our schedule right now. Winning teams and also meaningful
Speaker 7: games going down the stretch.
Speaker 2: So one thing that we have.
Speaker 5: To do well other than other than Philadelphia, who scares you.
Speaker 7: Oh, Miami and Buffalo only because of we have to
Speaker 7: go there and play. We're talking about different situations. We're
Speaker 7: talking about potential snow, We're talking about a freaking sauna
Speaker 7: on the football field, right, Okay, this is what I'm
Speaker 7: talking about. Those games can test you in many ways.
Speaker 7: We're worried about Ceedee Lamb in Cowboys Stadium and at
Speaker 7: AT and T Stadium getting a little fatigued because he
Speaker 7: was targeted seventeen times. Well you wait till you see
Speaker 7: him out there in Miami. I want to see how
Speaker 7: pretty those braids look when the game is over, Will
Speaker 7: the man.
Speaker 5: Come on, get a roof, Get a roof.
Speaker 7: They like the weather, they want while they watched the game.
Speaker 7: That's what Miami fans do. But now really into this
Speaker 7: Dolphins team?
Speaker 5: All right, But if you were playing on a neutral
Speaker 5: surface or weather, who scares you? Miamis Maynam, Buffalo doesn't.
Speaker 5: And watching Detroit almost.
Speaker 2: Lose, I'm not worried about Buffalo.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and Detroit almost lose to the Saints that don't
Speaker 5: have a quarterback.
Speaker 7: I worry about these emotional games. The Detroit game is
Speaker 7: going to be an emotional game, not necessarily for us,
Speaker 7: but for the head coach for Detroit. He coming back home. Now,
Speaker 7: you know, dog one way, he's already emotional.
Speaker 4: But we got Jimmy.
Speaker 5: We got Jimmy here, that's right, We got Jimmy.
Speaker 2: Got way till halftime.
Speaker 5: You know he's gonna be on the field.
Speaker 2: I can see him on the field. Jammy's like, what
Speaker 2: the hell is he doing down there?
Speaker 5: He'll be he'll be the Cowboys dom.
Speaker 7: But now what we have to look at. Chris is
Speaker 7: upset about that. By the way, Chris was mad at Doll.
Speaker 4: Chris, we talked too much about.
Speaker 2: No the guy was he was wrong? Chris said he
Speaker 2: was wrong.
Speaker 5: Well, he shouldn't have been there.
Speaker 2: He shouldn't have been there.
Speaker 3: Producer Supreme, Yes, right, he he he checked me.
Speaker 7: He said, Man, this guy's not supposed to be down there,
Speaker 7: so that's why they find him and kicked him off
Speaker 7: the side.
Speaker 5: As I told you were listening actualday when I saw Cable.
Speaker 4: I was about to bring that up.
Speaker 5: He said, Cable, come on, I want to get you
Speaker 5: got to get a standing ovation.
Speaker 4: We get a ring shut up in the middle of
Speaker 4: the field and will go up against big dam.
Speaker 5: Well, as I said yesterday, he interceded last year at
Speaker 5: the San Francisco playoff game when those guys were screwing
Speaker 5: around with Brett Maher warming up standing in the way, and.
Speaker 7: It's the same guys everything.
Speaker 5: It Deebo, Samuel Trent Williams, and I think it was
Speaker 5: Ayuk was.
Speaker 4: The other guy.
Speaker 3: If you think big Dom can catch a punt on
Speaker 3: the sideline, I don't think.
Speaker 5: So that's right. So anyway, but I wanted to point
Speaker 5: out when we talk about what Dak's been doing here
Speaker 5: and just look at the stats he or how where
Speaker 5: his numbers are compared to everybody else.
Speaker 6: I feel like the forty nine ers gave the Cowboys
Speaker 6: the tape though this week on how to beat the Eagles,
Speaker 6: and I don't know if the Eagles have enough time
Speaker 6: to reset for this Sunday because the game was so
Speaker 6: one sided. You have a lot to look at if
Speaker 6: you're the Eagles.
Speaker 3: After So what can the Cowboys learn from the Niners
Speaker 3: as they approached this Eagles game? And what similarities do
Speaker 3: the Cowboys have to the Niners that they.
Speaker 5: Could putting pressure on Jalen Hurts and keeping him in
Speaker 5: the pocket. He only ran seven times, so there was
Speaker 5: not a lot of called runs, and they made sure
Speaker 5: that their ends were on the outside keeping him there. Now,
Speaker 5: he threw for almost three hundred yards, but they only
Speaker 5: scored nineteen points. So I thought Number one and that's
Speaker 5: something the Cowboys didn't do a very good job of
Speaker 5: against Seattle was putting pressure on Geno Smith. He had
Speaker 5: too much time to throw the ball. Did not get
Speaker 5: sacked once, not once. And when you play Philadelphia you
Speaker 5: better get after Jalen Hurts.
Speaker 6: And also having the Eagles defense on their toes. You
Speaker 6: want to switch off between running and passing. You you
Speaker 6: don't want to just have it be all passing.
Speaker 2: We got to establish the right point. That's a good time.
Speaker 7: I was gonna say, you know, I've been fussing about
Speaker 7: the running game. But then as you saw how they
Speaker 7: used Christian McCaffrey with the with the Niners, we could
Speaker 7: do the same thing with Tony in regard said we
Speaker 7: don't have to run him all the time to be.
Speaker 2: Effective and just get him out in space.
Speaker 7: And that's when similarity total yards from scrimmage can make
Speaker 7: a difference. He may not get it running the ball,
Speaker 7: but we we really need him to run that ball better.
Speaker 7: But having him do uh several things be that that
Speaker 7: Swiss army knife.
Speaker 3: And there are definite similarities between CD Lamb and Deebo Samuel, no.
Speaker 2: Doubt about it. They used them the same way.
Speaker 5: Yeah, no, no, you're exactly right.
Speaker 3: And their similarities between Jake Ferguson and George Kittle.
Speaker 2: No doubt about that. Any team that's good.
Speaker 5: Jacob beginning, how could you let Dalton Schultz go to Houston?
Speaker 2: Okay, hey, Dalton's happy.
Speaker 5: He sort of got.
Speaker 2: Yeah, everybody's happy on a.
Speaker 5: One year deal. But yeah, and and I think that
Speaker 5: was one of the key things that San Francisco did.
Speaker 5: They ran against that Philadelphia defense which slows them down
Speaker 5: then going after the quarterback. So yeah, and if this
Speaker 5: offensive line plays better, you know, McCarthy finally said it
Speaker 5: on Monday when he's like, well, Dack this and Pollard that,
Speaker 5: and he goes, yeah, but the offensive line has been
Speaker 5: together and they're playing at a higher level and.
Speaker 7: They're protecting that right, they're protecting their quarterback as you know.
Speaker 7: Except this last game yea Seattle, And.
Speaker 2: I was trying to say earlier, but spacks kept cutting off.
Speaker 5: We need to they didn't have any.
Speaker 7: We need to get our penalties together. Yeah, we've got to, guys.
Speaker 7: It is going to be our downfall when this comes
Speaker 7: down to it. Big games where the margin of era
Speaker 7: is so slim, penalties will kill you.
Speaker 2: And we saw that what Philadelphia. We saw that in
Speaker 2: the Philadelphia GA.
Speaker 5: Unless you get the right crew. Then you can jump
Speaker 5: on the guy's back, grab them around the neck.
Speaker 7: And it's not that it never happens with us, that
Speaker 7: we never get those breaks.
Speaker 5: I couldn't believe that call just went away.
Speaker 4: Make it non call.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and Cowboys have had I think five games this
Speaker 3: season with nine or more penalties taken against.
Speaker 5: Them, taken because I went back, they had five that
Speaker 5: were dismissed in the game. That's not good. By dismissed
Speaker 5: of the ten.
Speaker 2: That is not good.
Speaker 7: I mean, it's too late in the season for us
Speaker 7: to keep these same mistakes and getting all these pies.
Speaker 7: As a coach, McCarthy's got to feel like, hey man,
Speaker 7: I'm not doing a good job here.
Speaker 2: What I mean, what are they doing outside?
Speaker 7: There has to be a remedy for that, at least
Speaker 7: be conscious of it.
Speaker 5: They need to practice with the blue line on the field,
Speaker 5: not on the team.
Speaker 7: Talking about I'm talking about holding, and yeah, he's really
Speaker 7: the whole thing.
Speaker 5: The holding part is you're getting your ass beat and
Speaker 5: you're just grabbing on for dear life. False starts, false starts,
Speaker 5: stand off sides. Those are the things that you got
Speaker 5: to clean up, especially when you're playing at home. You're
Speaker 5: at home at.
Speaker 7: Home, So you're saying that that was fourteen penalties that
Speaker 7: we had against us in five they didn't take that saying.
Speaker 5: I were dismissed or they had two on one and
Speaker 5: only one counted.
Speaker 2: That's crazy.
Speaker 5: There's too much.
Speaker 2: That's too much this year.
Speaker 5: And yet they were able to overcome that because the
Speaker 5: other team had more No, they had nine, no.
Speaker 3: But they had one hundred, they had more yards penalized. Yeah,
Speaker 3: one thirty one, twenty seven.
Speaker 2: Yeah, how many times we're gonna get that break? Right?
Speaker 7: I mean, the good teams, they just don't. They don't
Speaker 7: make that penalties other good teams, these crews, you can't
Speaker 7: blame it all on the cruise.
Speaker 5: They need to stay away from that. Yeah, because they
Speaker 5: called nineteen penalties.
Speaker 2: But see, you sound like Pete Carroll. Pete Carroll's team.
Speaker 7: I like Pete Carroll. I like the way he sounds
Speaker 7: his team has. I mean, he's going to talk about
Speaker 7: them making all the calls. But yet you still lead
Speaker 7: the league in penalties at least the second.
Speaker 2: I don't know who's first a second.
Speaker 3: That's because that game went totally against the way Pete
Speaker 3: Carroll coaches. His DB's to play defense right where you
Speaker 3: you if you if you're physical with them on every player,
Speaker 3: they can't throw a flag on every play. And turns
Speaker 3: out there was a game they threw a flag on
Speaker 3: every play.
Speaker 7: Well they were those were pish, they were pis. So
Speaker 7: my thing is, okay, Pete, you're gonna say, I'm gonna
Speaker 7: handle this next in the off season with the referee as.
Speaker 2: If it's the system. It's not the system. It's your team,
Speaker 2: it's your coaches.
Speaker 3: You can't call a penalty on every play. We're gonna
Speaker 3: do the same thing on every play, but you can't
Speaker 3: call it every time.
Speaker 7: But you you're having your fashions every place, so on man,
Speaker 7: it is what it is. You can't fuss about something
Speaker 7: when you're the culprit.
Speaker 5: So I've only seen and I just did this real quickly.
Speaker 5: No other team had more than eighty one penalties. I'm
Speaker 5: double checking myself. Cowboys were up number one or two,
Speaker 5: eighty four, Buffalo had eighty four.
Speaker 2: Oh we're still the.
Speaker 5: Green Bay had eighties hold the crown eighty we still
Speaker 5: green Bay had eighty six. The Cowboys are second? How
Speaker 5: many ninety first Seattle?
Speaker 4: That's that's after this week's games.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so Pete Cavin macarthy are going to go in
Speaker 7: and complain about all.
Speaker 5: The you're picking picking on me?
Speaker 4: You think the officials go into a game and they
Speaker 4: look at that.
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Absolutely, Wait, okay, these two teams lead the league in penalties.
Speaker 5: All right, well we better keep an eye on you
Speaker 5: know what the problem is.
Speaker 2: And I was thinking about this the other night.
Speaker 7: You catch a player who's you know, been flagged too
Speaker 7: many times by oh yeah, well he can't he you know,
Speaker 7: he wants to say something about it, but if he
Speaker 7: said something, he'll get fine.
Speaker 2: Correct.
Speaker 7: Yeah, So why are you report it's so afraid to
Speaker 7: go and talk to the to the umps.
Speaker 2: Why are you so afraid to talk to the referees.
Speaker 7: Why don't you guys go in there and have our backs? Yeah,
Speaker 7: y'all Like are they like mafia or something like that?
Speaker 7: Why a y'all so afraid of the referees?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 2: Then, yeah, I have this vision of you guys.
Speaker 3: How come there's only one pool reporter that can go
Speaker 3: in and talk to them.
Speaker 5: That's the that's the rule.
Speaker 4: Well, let's have transparency.
Speaker 5: The home the home we have transparency. Team has to
Speaker 5: supply the poor report.
Speaker 2: So what happens if you bring in more than one?
Speaker 5: No, you only get one. The league only lets you
Speaker 5: bring in one.
Speaker 2: People break rules all the time.
Speaker 5: No, you can't because the league goes in.
Speaker 4: But the officials don't want to talk because they want to.
Speaker 2: Keep That's what I'm saying, man, they got to talk.
Speaker 5: The league goes in.
Speaker 2: They gotta talk.
Speaker 5: The league goes in.
Speaker 2: So that one reporter, who is that guy?
Speaker 5: Did you I used to do it?
Speaker 3: Here?
Speaker 2: Were you afraid?
Speaker 5: No? I wasn't afraid, but I understood what it was
Speaker 5: gonna be. What you get a straight answer?
Speaker 2: You gotta be forceful. You are going there.
Speaker 3: But you know what he like you are around here.
Speaker 2: Here's what happens.
Speaker 5: You're in this their locker room. It's like the smallest
Speaker 5: thing ever.
Speaker 4: Treat them like you treat an intern.
Speaker 5: There's yeah, there's eight of them in there, right, So
Speaker 5: you go in. The NFL guy goes.
Speaker 2: In, the NFL one of the small The NFL.
Speaker 5: Guy goes in, and the head referee goes is going
Speaker 5: to get beat up, and everybody's got their record.
Speaker 2: Smoking his face, and.
Speaker 5: The guy who made the call that is being discovered. No,
Speaker 5: he's standing right there shooting darts out of his eyes and.
Speaker 4: His chest bowed out.
Speaker 5: And so you asked the question and you get a
Speaker 5: B S answer.
Speaker 2: So that's why they look. So that's why they lift
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Speaker 5: You as you asked another follow up question and it's
Speaker 5: already answer.
Speaker 6: So it's the story straight, ready to go.
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Speaker 14: The worst part about the worst part about the Seattle
Speaker 14: Dallas game is Cleate Blakeman's crew have the lowest thrown
Speaker 14: flags in the league going into that game. They didn't
Speaker 14: throw they didn't throw very few flags in the game.
Speaker 7: That's why I believe that McCarthy and Pete Keros had
Speaker 7: shut the hell up about.
Speaker 5: They found out.
Speaker 2: Remember it was the end of the month. They're just
Speaker 2: trying to catch up.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, no, It's like it was like back in
Speaker 5: the day, back in the day.
Speaker 2: Speed trap, right, Like, okay, got extra flags, You're good.
Speaker 5: It's like back in the day working at the factory piecemeal.
Speaker 5: The more you produce, the more you made.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 5: So maybe they thought, well, if we throw flags, they'll
Speaker 5: pay us more.
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Speaker 3: Did you know the Cowboys can clinch a playoff birth
Speaker 3: Sunday night?
Speaker 5: I tried to figure that out.
Speaker 3: I got it for you.
Speaker 5: It was way too confusing.
Speaker 3: Tell Us with a win was the real Cowboys. Here's
Speaker 3: all that has to have a lot. All that has
Speaker 3: to have Cowboys win plus a Minnesota lost or tie
Speaker 3: plus a green Bay loss or tie, plus a Seattle
Speaker 3: loss plus a Tampa Bay loss or tie plus a
Speaker 3: Detroit winner tie plus a Rams lost or tie.
Speaker 4: As long as Green Bay and Minnesota both don't.
Speaker 8: Tie, how I'm gonna down.
Speaker 5: There are two other options. I want you to make that.
Speaker 5: Get that in your shown.
Speaker 7: You gotta simplify this. There's not going to be a tie.
Speaker 7: That's what you need to realize.
Speaker 4: Okay, don't take.
Speaker 6: That part to lose or tie.
Speaker 5: I don't believe there's been a time.
Speaker 3: I just saw it on Twitter and I thought i'd
Speaker 3: speak without.
Speaker 4: One of the things.
Speaker 5: The one of the things I saw going into that
Speaker 5: game last night was if Jacksonville wins, they clinching number
Speaker 5: one seed, and it's like, no, they'll be the number
Speaker 5: one seed now, but there's too much for the moment,
Speaker 5: for the moment. Yeah, they left out the moment. There's
Speaker 5: all these.
Speaker 2: Games like the game man, they couldn't get it all. Yeah.
Speaker 5: No, it wasn't on the broadcast. It was like it
Speaker 5: was like something ahead of time.
Speaker 2: They actually did say something about it on the book.
Speaker 5: But they did say they would have the number one
Speaker 5: seed at that point, but not for the playoffs.
Speaker 2: Playoffs.
Speaker 5: Playoffs.
Speaker 3: Mickeyed, anything that you heard from the head coach or
Speaker 3: the coordinators yesterday that you would like to present to
Speaker 3: us today.
Speaker 5: I thought dan Quinn was talking about the resiliency of
Speaker 5: his of his defense and he was talking about how,
Speaker 5: you know, Seattle the office. You know, we didn't do
Speaker 5: the job we should have done or needed to do
Speaker 5: early in the game. And you know, they gave up
Speaker 5: thirty five points. But his point was, no matter what
Speaker 5: happened at the end, we closed the game out those
Speaker 5: last three Essians. And it reminded me of something I
Speaker 5: wrote down Saturday when they were in interviewing Nick Saban
Speaker 5: and they were talking about stats and everything, and his
Speaker 5: point was, you have to figure out how to win
Speaker 5: a game. And I thought, if you think about the
Speaker 5: Cowboys game against Seattle, they figured out how to win
Speaker 5: the game. And ever since has talked about this so
Speaker 5: much over you know time, talking about you've got to
Speaker 5: make a play when it's time to make a play, right,
Speaker 5: make the difference in the game. And I thought, you know,
Speaker 5: I saw a lot of criticism of Cowboys defense and oh,
Speaker 5: they played a good team, and you know, and they struggled,
Speaker 5: but they figured out how to win the game. And
Speaker 5: if you think about the Eagles over these last month
Speaker 5: or so and all those close calls they had, they
Speaker 5: were padded on the back because somehow they figured out right, Yes,
Speaker 5: and so here are the Cowboys finally figured out how
Speaker 5: to win a game and they got criticized for it.
Speaker 5: So to me, what what he was talking about? Uh?
Speaker 5: And he and he said, and I can put Land
Speaker 5: Bland in this in this category, like, Okay, he didn't
Speaker 5: have the first half he wanted to have, but second
Speaker 5: half of the second half, he came back. He was resilient,
Speaker 5: He had an interception.
Speaker 2: He only gave up like four for forty something yours.
Speaker 5: He almost yeah, and he almost had a second interception.
Speaker 5: And the same thing with Jordan Lewis. He had two
Speaker 5: breakups in those last that was possessions was huge.
Speaker 7: His last breakup was amazing. Right, That's what we've been
Speaker 7: waiting on for him for a while.
Speaker 5: And as we talk about cornerbacks, you're going to give
Speaker 5: up yards, but you got to make a play at
Speaker 5: some point. So that that that sort of you know,
Speaker 5: stuck out to me from what he had to say.
Speaker 2: I like it.
Speaker 4: Cowboys.
Speaker 3: When you look at that game against Seattle, which team
Speaker 3: had fresh legs in the fourth quarter of that game
Speaker 3: to rhetorical.
Speaker 5: Question, yeah, obviously, right.
Speaker 4: You look at the snap counts in that game, and.
Speaker 3: Well, number one, the Cowboys had ran eighty nine offensive
Speaker 3: plays in the game. But the Seattle defensive lineman Leonard
Speaker 3: Williams had seventy snaps on defense, which is an astronomical
Speaker 3: amount for a defensive lineman basically a nose taggle, and
Speaker 3: Jaron Reid had sixty seven snaps. You look at the
Speaker 3: Cowboys defensive lineman and DeMarcus Lawrence had led with forty
Speaker 3: seven snaps. I mean, you look at that, and that
Speaker 3: goes into not just the rotation that Dan Quinn employees
Speaker 3: on his defense with those front with front four guys,
Speaker 3: but also it's that complimentary football that they talk about
Speaker 3: and Mike McCarthy talks about, and what the Cowboys are
Speaker 3: doing on offense, controlling the football, and by the fourth
Speaker 3: quarter of the game, Seattle is wearing down on defense.
Speaker 5: That's amazing. I hadn't looked at the Cowboys offensive snaps.
Speaker 5: They had eighty nine eighty nine. It's a lot normal
Speaker 5: is sixty five seventy right, eighty nine snaps? Seattle had
Speaker 5: sixty nine. There you go, amazing. And Bobby Wagner played
Speaker 5: every snap, yep, he did eighty nine. Jamal Adams eighty eight.
Speaker 5: The Woolen guy that they kept picking on the car
Speaker 5: eighty seven.
Speaker 7: By the way, my uncle called my sister during the
Speaker 7: game and said that one of our relatives married one
Speaker 7: of his relatives way back in the day, so by
Speaker 7: marriage were related to to because from he's from Fort Worth.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, he went to uts A.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so ever since he's nothing like you.
Speaker 2: Hey, he's pretty good. He had six picks.
Speaker 3: You see what he's fast, like a four to two
Speaker 3: five by marriage, I said, he's like six four.
Speaker 2: Oh, he's amazing.
Speaker 4: No, I think you're in a four two nine.
Speaker 7: And he had six interceptions last year and several people
Speaker 7: had six, so he tied for the lead.
Speaker 5: But obviously they went after him. Yeah right, and they
Speaker 5: had him playing man on on lamb.
Speaker 2: These were good DB's.
Speaker 7: They had those two cornerbacks. We were he was killing him. See,
Speaker 7: he was killing him and willing the same thing. We
Speaker 7: were going at him. So when you can say you, uh,
Speaker 7: you figure out way to win, well you better have
Speaker 7: some offense if you're gonna figure out the way to win,
Speaker 7: and your defense just needs to be opportunistic. That seems
Speaker 7: to be the way we're doing it right now. I
Speaker 7: just don't like that all the time. Going to the playoffs, right,
Speaker 7: our offense is doing well, but in the playoffs things happen. Okay,
Speaker 7: defense has to step up, and it has to be
Speaker 7: in front. You know, it's got to be the one
Speaker 7: that's car and the flag. It can't be the one
Speaker 7: that says, okay, we're gonna play.
Speaker 2: Off for you. That's gonna be tough to do once
Speaker 2: we get in the playoffs.
Speaker 5: So if you consider this game on Sunday, playoff type game,
Speaker 5: you don't want to see thirty eight thirty five.
Speaker 7: I think the Cowboys always play playoff games from Thanksgiving on.
Speaker 7: I think that's that's the way it always should be,
Speaker 7: and that's the way they always approach it.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 7: Once we get after once Thanksgiving starts, that's when the
Speaker 7: seasons that's the playoffs. Let's just say it. That is
Speaker 7: the playoffs.
Speaker 2: The coaches say, well, these these these means something.
Speaker 7: Now, all they're saying is we got to play playoff
Speaker 7: football starting now.
Speaker 2: We can't wait till the playoffs.
Speaker 5: As McCarthy kept present in uh emphasizing, uh, this is
Speaker 5: December football.
Speaker 2: That's what that's all he means. Yeah, that's all he
Speaker 2: means this is we might.
Speaker 7: As well be in playoff mode, right, now, and that's
Speaker 7: that's every team that has a chance at this.
Speaker 5: Point, and with your goal, the first one is to
Speaker 5: win the division. Right, Well, okay, if you beat the Eagles,
Speaker 5: but that's not over with. As Bill keeps pointing out,
Speaker 5: you know they won their four straight, Well I need
Speaker 5: to win five straight. Well, you probably need to win
Speaker 5: about eight straight to be able to have a chance
Speaker 5: to win the division because if you look at who
Speaker 5: everybody else has to play, the Cowboys probably have the
Speaker 5: hardest role, the toughest stretch.
Speaker 4: Screw the division. I want the home, I want all.
Speaker 3: I'm looking at San Francisco and you got to finish
Speaker 3: ahead of them because of what happened in San Francisco earlier.
Speaker 7: But evaentually, we gotta grow up, man, we gotta grow up.
Speaker 7: I mean I loved it when I was with the Giants.
Speaker 7: We went on the road and kicked everybody's ass.
Speaker 5: Okamoto almost out of time. Francisco has the Seahawks, the Cardinals,
Speaker 5: the Ravens, and the Washington and the Rams.
Speaker 2: That's gonna be a tough game for them.
Speaker 5: Eagles, Cowboys, Seahawks, and Raven Giants, Arizona Giants.
Speaker 3: That the Rams game won't matter as far as their
Speaker 3: division is concerned. They'll have that right before Christmas. But
Speaker 3: you were talking about one number one seed that.
Speaker 2: They're not letting up. No, they're not letting out.
Speaker 3: And officially Reek wooling at the combine.
Speaker 4: It's by the way, no, it's weak. That's just on
Speaker 4: Pro Football Reference it even.
Speaker 3: I mean, he's officially got it changed to Reek.
Speaker 2: He did.
Speaker 4: I mean looking at the Pro Football References, says Reek
Speaker 4: Wollen r I q Reek.
Speaker 5: I thought they were calling him Rick in the press.
Speaker 2: Bot too, me too, me too.
Speaker 3: Anyway, he ran a four to six at the combine
Speaker 3: at six four at six four two d and five
Speaker 3: Richard Sherman type stuff. Richard Sherman, You want me to
Speaker 3: find out what he was? Yeah, okay, hold on a second,
Speaker 3: hold on, a second, hold on.
Speaker 5: Well, who was the guy last night he was playing for?
Speaker 3: He was a fifth round draft pick. There's no way
Speaker 3: he ran a four too.
Speaker 5: Who was he playing twenty one.
Speaker 9: For?
Speaker 5: Not Jacksonville, the other team, the other team, wife Mike.
Speaker 4: Richard Sherman ran a four five four?
Speaker 2: Is that all now? Yeah? Wow?
Speaker 3: But he's six three, So that's the similarity there. Sixty
Speaker 3: three verse sixty four. What do you run for eating him?
Speaker 2: A good day? It was a good day.
Speaker 4: Did they have a combine back then?
Speaker 7: Yeah, okay, yeah, but you know that Grambling, they just
Speaker 7: like they had the combine over the.
Speaker 2: They had the combat at the White School.
Speaker 7: Then they came they were like, okay, guys, I'm gonna
Speaker 7: have a drink and go time. These guys at Grammar,
Speaker 7: that's kind of that.
Speaker 2: They come out there and they just you know, watch
Speaker 2: is broken.
Speaker 3: But that's where you could tweak it and run him
Speaker 3: thirty nine yards, right, we probably.
Speaker 5: Did it was it was the Cincinnati safety. He came
Speaker 5: up and made a play, came out of nowhere, number
Speaker 5: twenty twenty or twenty one, now number twent Well, both
Speaker 5: of them were were making play.
Speaker 2: One guy number twenty.
Speaker 5: Four to two something at the combine and it showed rookie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well the rookie was number twenty.
Speaker 5: Okay, and he came out of nowhere, and he came
Speaker 5: up and supported and made the play, and Troy was
Speaker 5: going on and on.
Speaker 2: I thought they would call talking and getting pretty hard
Speaker 2: in the in the head.
Speaker 4: Okay, we're done, we're.
Speaker 5: Done, all right, We're wayne done.
Speaker 4: All right, we get into it.
Speaker 3: More tomorrow when everybody else comes back to work tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Will be back to work tomorrow. They enjoyed their vacation Wednesday.
Speaker 3: We'll see again tomorrow here on Mixed Shots Cowboys.
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