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Speaker 2: we will start, but we normally start with symandry updates.
Speaker 2: What do we know about our offensive line this point?
Speaker 2: We got three players that missed last week have had
Speaker 2: varying degrees of practice this week. What are we hearing
Speaker 2: and what are we suspect will happen this Sunday?
Speaker 6: All right, We're going to run down the list here.
Speaker 6: Tyler Baddish was upgraded to limit it from did not
Speaker 6: participate on Wednesday.
Speaker 5: Progress there.
Speaker 6: Zach Martin also upgraded from DNP to limited progress there
Speaker 6: as well. Tyrone Smith still did not practice, and it's
Speaker 6: not anticipated that he will practice on Friday either. Mike
Speaker 6: McCarthy said this morning that Tyron Smith is expected to
Speaker 6: be in the rehab group for the totality of today's practice.
Speaker 6: So not a lot of optimism as far as Tyron
Speaker 6: Smith is concerned. Is it impossible that he takes the
Speaker 6: field on Sunday. No, But it is very much a
Speaker 6: wait and see situation for all three of those guys.
Speaker 6: But there has been a good progress for Beattish and
Speaker 6: Martin in their goal in their mission to get back
Speaker 6: onto the field. Other than that, I mean, you have
Speaker 6: Tony Pollard had a rest day, Ceedee lamon DeMarcus Lawrence
Speaker 6: return from their rest days, and Chiu May Doga is
Speaker 6: limited again as he continues to work through that that
Speaker 6: elbow situation.
Speaker 5: So looks like two of the.
Speaker 6: Three Cowboys starting offensive linemen have a really solid chance.
Speaker 5: But again, we'll see how it goes.
Speaker 6: Because we got through Thursday, we still got to get
Speaker 6: through Saturday.
Speaker 2: Based on that, and obviously at this point it looks
Speaker 2: like with Tyron, you know, who knows likely you know,
Speaker 2: it could go. Chuma also has the injury. He's still
Speaker 2: nursing that injury. If Chuma can't play the whole game,
Speaker 2: who then becomes your left tackle in that instance?
Speaker 6: You're Richards rich I would absolutely say awesome Richards there,
Speaker 6: and I honestly considering tu much like you said, it
Speaker 6: is dealing with the elbow injury and limited. I personally, now,
Speaker 6: this is just me talking, this is not the coaching
Speaker 6: staff talking. I be okay with having awesome start and
Speaker 6: then seeing where that goes, which you know, if he
Speaker 6: goes out there and he performs well, then he Doga
Speaker 6: gets that much more rest on that elbow. If the
Speaker 6: rookie goes out there and starts to struggle over the
Speaker 6: you know, first several series. Then you can put a
Speaker 6: dog out there and say, Okay, well we tried it,
Speaker 6: let's let's go with what we know any DOGA. So
Speaker 6: I would be completely fine if if they looked at
Speaker 6: Richard's and say, hey, you know, we we sent Hoffmann
Speaker 6: out there, second year guy, we sent TJ. Bass out
Speaker 6: there and undrafted rookie. Let's let's see what you can
Speaker 6: do as a rookie fifth round pick.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna ask you to speculate here. Uh, do you
Speaker 7: speculate that he has.
Speaker 3: Been practicing all week?
Speaker 7: Awesome Richard's at left tackle with a doga situation.
Speaker 6: I would I would speculate that being the case, because
Speaker 6: that just makes that much sense.
Speaker 5: It makes it.
Speaker 3: We need to figure out who's been practicing at left tackle.
Speaker 8: That's also McCarthy said he's going to get practice time
Speaker 8: to everybody, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's and that's and that's good. I think that's
Speaker 3: a good thing.
Speaker 7: But we need to figure out who's playing it left
Speaker 7: at who's Notctice and left tackle, because if you tell
Speaker 7: me that it was, if you tell me it was
Speaker 7: Tyler Smith, I'd think a whole different thing. But I
Speaker 7: don't think that's the case, and that's why I said,
Speaker 7: I asked you if you would just speculate, I mean everything.
Speaker 7: I would say that Austin Richard's probably practiced a left tackle,
Speaker 7: which would lead some credence to why you would probably
Speaker 7: play him in this game or just start him in
Speaker 7: this game.
Speaker 3: If that's the case.
Speaker 6: I just I'm getting the feeling more and morning. I
Speaker 6: know we talked about it yesterday. It's different because the
Speaker 6: injuries aren't happening not good late in the week, so
Speaker 6: you have a whole week of preparation and then maybe
Speaker 6: you consider the Tyler Smith to left tackle against the Patriots.
Speaker 6: But in conversations I'm having in the building, I'm getting
Speaker 6: the sense that they're really locked in on Tyler Smith
Speaker 6: at left guard yea.
Speaker 2: And I can't, for the life of me, I can't
Speaker 2: understand why they're so locked into him staying at guard.
Speaker 2: But I think that's probably the way it goes as well,
Speaker 2: is that he's going to be your left guard and
Speaker 2: they're just gonna keep kind of moving other parts into
Speaker 2: left tackle.
Speaker 7: It to me, this reminds me very much of when
Speaker 7: I did work in the scouting department here and Jerry
Speaker 7: Jones would always talk about the front of the pocket.
Speaker 3: He'd always talk about how.
Speaker 7: Important it was, and he learned this when it was
Speaker 7: when Romo was involved, of how important it was to
Speaker 7: have the ability to step forward in the pocket. And
Speaker 7: he's likely thinking that my best options are to keep
Speaker 7: the front of the pocket firm and clean for Dak
Speaker 7: in order to make these things work, and so that
Speaker 7: would be the only thing.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 7: Maybe I don't know if Jerry would go in there
Speaker 7: and tell Mike McCarthy, hey, listen, we need to keep
Speaker 7: my philosophy. As a general manager, he can say that,
Speaker 7: he goes, hey, I firmly believe that I need to
Speaker 7: keep my guards strong and my center strong too for
Speaker 7: my quarterback. So I don't know if that's something that
Speaker 7: they're trying to that Mike McCarthy is allowing, or because
Speaker 7: the general manager asked that, Hey, this is one.
Speaker 3: Of my beliefs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And the thing is that's not a I don't
Speaker 2: think that would necessarily be an uncommon belief. Yeah, So
Speaker 2: it could be Mike actually thinks that's the philosophy he
Speaker 2: has as well, right, because very well, it could be
Speaker 2: the offensive line coaches like I think we need to
Speaker 2: keep the center of the offensive line stronger right and
Speaker 2: protect that again. I know what you used to. Nick
Speaker 2: used to always say this, I'd rather my tackles be
Speaker 2: the points of failure because my quarterback at least can
Speaker 2: prepare for that a little bit more special if it's
Speaker 2: coming toward now on the blind side a little less.
Speaker 2: With Romo, it always seemed like he had eyes in
Speaker 2: the back of his head. Sure, so if he knew
Speaker 2: that guy was coming, he felt he couldn't get away
Speaker 2: from that guy. But maybe that's it. Maybe they just
Speaker 2: feel like it's better to have the middle of the
Speaker 2: pocket protected.
Speaker 3: Bill.
Speaker 7: There's a lot of people in the league that will
Speaker 7: tell you that quarterbacks can handle edge pressure better than
Speaker 7: they can.
Speaker 3: Handle pressure in their face.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And that's I think where we get the some
Speaker 7: of the thoughts about.
Speaker 6: That, which makes sense because if you know, if you
Speaker 6: had to choose, like you said, Derek, you'd rather the
Speaker 6: pocket collapse on the edges and hold firm up front,
Speaker 6: because then the quarterback can step in to a collapsing
Speaker 6: on the exterior and then maybe, depending on what the
Speaker 6: linebackers are doing, he might even have an opportunity to
Speaker 6: run for you know, four or five yard game maybe
Speaker 6: more so.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I mean again, conversations I'm having in the building, I'm
Speaker 6: just getting the sense they're really locked into Tyler Smith,
Speaker 6: the left guard. And that's why I say, you know,
Speaker 6: Chiumey dog I think gets the start. We'll see how
Speaker 6: it goes with Tyrone Smith. But I would be completely
Speaker 6: fine with you know, throwing your rookie fifth round pick
Speaker 6: out there.
Speaker 5: Who did he had a strong camp.
Speaker 6: And if you look at what he did at you
Speaker 6: and see at granted you and see in the NFL
Speaker 6: two different things. But there's a lot of potential on
Speaker 6: Austin Richards.
Speaker 3: Yeah. The thing with awesome Richards, and you make a
Speaker 3: really good point.
Speaker 7: The thing with Austoin Richards coming out of North Carolina
Speaker 7: is he's played against some outstanding at rushers.
Speaker 3: He's Clemson, Florida.
Speaker 7: Stay you know, in that Notre Dame in that conference.
Speaker 7: To me, when he's played against some guys and we
Speaker 7: saw some things, He's not perfect by any means right now.
Speaker 7: He probably needs to be a little bit stronger and stuff.
Speaker 3: But you know, the thing with.
Speaker 7: The Doga is that And I don't think a Doga
Speaker 7: was terrible in that game the other day.
Speaker 3: I mean I had some legitimate concerns.
Speaker 7: About him playing tackle, but you know, if he's compromised,
Speaker 7: he fought through the game with the elbow problem in
Speaker 7: that game and you know.
Speaker 3: Was you know, we'll see.
Speaker 7: But I I just like I was taught this a
Speaker 7: long time ago that they always say that the tackles
Speaker 7: responsible for the width and the inside three guys are
Speaker 7: responsible for the depth. And I do I do know
Speaker 7: working for this guy as the as a general manager,
Speaker 7: that was something that was important to him.
Speaker 8: I think we have enough in the backups to be
Speaker 8: able to play better than how you played last weekend.
Speaker 8: I mean, the running game was there for the running
Speaker 8: backs and then Dak wasn't absolutely destroyed. He got sacked
Speaker 8: a couple of times, but other than that, it was
Speaker 8: a pretty good game as far as like protection wise
Speaker 8: for him. So I think that after seeing that three
Speaker 8: starters being out them playing with the backups, last minute
Speaker 8: type of situation, it gives me a little bit more
Speaker 8: ease in a sense that they can go out and perform,
Speaker 8: you know, or do enough. Be that whole extra large
Speaker 8: band aid that you need. Now you just need to
Speaker 8: be creative. Now you need to get McCarthy and McCarthy
Speaker 8: get out there and be more creative with the other
Speaker 8: pieces that they do have a starters, and how they
Speaker 8: utilize other guys and even the tight ends, how they
Speaker 8: can help us as well in the blocking game.
Speaker 2: All right, I wanted to talk a little bit about
Speaker 2: Tony Pollard. We were going to talk about this yesterday,
Speaker 2: we ran out of time. There are a couple of
Speaker 2: things I noted about his performance so far that stood
Speaker 2: out to me. The first being right now, Tony poll
Speaker 2: leaves the NFL in rushing attempts with sixty two kind
Speaker 2: of surprising for me for a guy that has not
Speaker 2: throughout his career, even going back to college, was never
Speaker 2: the guy. Was never the guy that was getting all
Speaker 2: the bulk of the carriers, always split those reps. Do
Speaker 2: you guys have any concern from the standpoint of workload
Speaker 2: if you're trying to keep him for a seventeen game
Speaker 2: season and then hopefully a playoff run, Are there any
Speaker 2: concerns from the standpoint of giving him that much of
Speaker 2: a workload here at the early parts of the season.
Speaker 5: I would say a soft yes.
Speaker 6: If they didn't show me the rest day yesterday, that
Speaker 6: tells me that they're looking at the GPS, they're looking
Speaker 6: at the workload and they're actively trying to manage this
Speaker 6: in real time. So if they continue to give Tony
Speaker 6: Pollard a rest day every couple weeks, maybe once per week,
Speaker 6: then I think that'll do well in offsetting his added workload,
Speaker 6: because like you said, he's not been the guy I
Speaker 6: think since the beginning of high school. So he's going
Speaker 6: to have to and he will tell you, you know, you
Speaker 6: call it, I'll haul it, and I love that, and
Speaker 6: he's absolutely correct. But you got to offset that somewhere
Speaker 6: because he's kind of being thrown into that RB one
Speaker 6: row in a big way. But then you also offset
Speaker 6: it by mixing in a little bit more Rico mixing
Speaker 6: induce Vaughn mixing in Cavante Turpin is kind of that
Speaker 6: plus one in the running back room. And then, of course,
Speaker 6: like I said yesterday, get Hunter lib Key involved like
Speaker 6: you did last week.
Speaker 5: Keep that going.
Speaker 8: You have enough guys to where you can do that.
Speaker 8: But I don't think they should lower the amount of
Speaker 8: times that they give him the ball because one, he's healthy,
Speaker 8: Two he's young, Three he's getting paid. So if all
Speaker 8: of the above are there, exactly exactly So if all
Speaker 8: of those things are there, I mean, this is what
Speaker 8: we do in the NFL season is play the game.
Speaker 8: So there's no reason for me unless now you start
Speaker 8: seeing his body being taking a hit. Then that's where, okay,
Speaker 8: you look at it and you start managing it a
Speaker 8: little more drastically, and luckily you have guys where you
Speaker 8: can balance that thing that out. But right now, I
Speaker 8: don't I don't think it needs to be that way.
Speaker 7: Ask me that question of week nine. All right, yeah,
Speaker 7: that's where I think that you'll know. Right now, I
Speaker 7: think there's to the point where Amber is making it.
Speaker 3: You know, he has it.
Speaker 7: As you mentioned earlier when you were leading up to this,
Speaker 7: he hasn't had a lot of carries in his career.
Speaker 7: You know, this is the first time that he's really
Speaker 7: had this opportunity. You know, if you look at say
Speaker 7: a guy like Ezekiel Elliott back in the day, uh,
Speaker 7: you know, b Jeon Robinson split in time at Texas,
Speaker 7: now with you know, with Atlanta, some of these guys
Speaker 7: have had a lot of carries in their college careers
Speaker 7: and then all of a sudden that those carries start
Speaker 7: to add up when you get to the NFL I
Speaker 7: think with Pollard though, that.
Speaker 3: They are I think they'll manage him right.
Speaker 7: But until you see that day where there is okay,
Speaker 7: the play is falling off, where you see him completely
Speaker 7: falling off, then I would continue to ride that ride
Speaker 7: that horse until I intwo with my own eyes. I'm like, okay,
Speaker 7: looks like to me, we're starting to break down a
Speaker 7: little bit.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 2: Here's the other thing that jumped out to me. And
Speaker 2: this this was probably even more shocking than him leading
Speaker 2: leading the leagues in rush attempts. I think it's because
Speaker 2: we've always assumed that Tony is more of an outside
Speaker 2: runner than an inside runner.
Speaker 3: Oh no, he'll run it inside.
Speaker 2: But check this out. Yeah, the Cowboys have had this year.
Speaker 2: They have run forty times with Tony Pollard inside, yeah,
Speaker 2: twenty two times outside. So they're doubling the number of
Speaker 2: times they're running inside with Tony versus outside. And the
Speaker 2: more interesting thing is he actually leads a league in
Speaker 2: rush yards inside the tackles. There's one hundred and ninety
Speaker 2: nine yards there. He's averaging five yards per carry inside
Speaker 2: the tackles. Are you guys surprised by that?
Speaker 9: Is?
Speaker 2: Does that seem like just these are circumstances of the game,
Speaker 2: and it just makes sense based upon who they've played
Speaker 2: in the situations they've been in.
Speaker 7: I kind of feel like that we all thought that
Speaker 7: Tony was a small guy. Yeah, and he's really not
Speaker 7: a small guy. He might be a shorter guy, but
Speaker 7: wait wise to twelve to fifteen something like that though.
Speaker 7: So Yeah, it to me that the thought of running
Speaker 7: him inside is because I've always viewed him as if
Speaker 7: you could get him on the edge, he's one of
Speaker 7: those guys that kind of he could transition better into
Speaker 7: he gets the edge and then he hits the hole
Speaker 7: and now he's outside or he takes it back. When
Speaker 7: you're inside runner with the with all the trash and stuff,
Speaker 7: you don't play to his strints, with.
Speaker 3: The elusiveness that he has.
Speaker 7: You know, if he's on the edge, you could see
Speaker 7: him make cuts and work outside or work back across,
Speaker 7: or let guys overrun and him come back inside. When
Speaker 7: you take him inside, he's pretty much taken and getting
Speaker 7: what he can get, you know, without the ability to
Speaker 7: play to his strengths.
Speaker 2: That part of its surprising me, right, that's the part
Speaker 2: that shocks me, because you're not using his best assets
Speaker 2: I would.
Speaker 6: Think, and I think it's there's some situational football involved
Speaker 6: in that. You talk about the blowout in New York
Speaker 6: and you know, using the running game to kind of
Speaker 6: manage what was going on in the game, not taking
Speaker 6: unnecessary risks downfield. But I think what's surprising for me
Speaker 6: is not that Tony can run in those gaps. It's
Speaker 6: the fact that he's averaging what he's averaging with backup
Speaker 6: offensive lineman because this has been a makeshift offensive line
Speaker 6: since week one. We've not seen this this front five
Speaker 6: behold just yet and getting still Tony Pollard he's doing
Speaker 6: the dirty work and getting the yards as well. So
Speaker 6: that's what's surprising is not that he can do it,
Speaker 6: is that he's doing it with backups in front of
Speaker 6: him in one capacity or another. So I like that
Speaker 6: because that gives you a lot of optimism for win
Speaker 6: that offensive line this whole.
Speaker 5: Then what does he look like?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I had a lot of questions or uncertainty when
Speaker 8: I knew, Okay, Zeke is on and then now you're
Speaker 8: giving this role to Tony Poller, and we had seen
Speaker 8: him capable of playing a full game and taking charge
Speaker 8: and doing really well. But we hadn't seen week after week,
Speaker 8: game after game, and I think characteristic wise, that would
Speaker 8: be It is surprising to me that you're saying that,
Speaker 8: because that's not what you think of him as that's
Speaker 8: always been zeke type of play. That's when Zeke goes
Speaker 8: in and does that, takes charge of that. So it
Speaker 8: is surprising and and that's not what you're expecting. But
Speaker 8: it's not surprising because you know he's a talented player,
Speaker 8: He's a talented running back. But it's it's good to
Speaker 8: see that because there are times that you've seen Zeke
Speaker 8: trying to run or block somebody more block than running,
Speaker 8: and he'll just bounce back. There were times that happened
Speaker 8: last year and then you imagine, oh god, what does
Speaker 8: Tony how is he gonna look like in that situation
Speaker 8: when Zeke has looked this way. So but he, I mean,
Speaker 8: he's doing it. He's doing it, and good for him.
Speaker 8: I'm I'm happy that he's kind of started proving me
Speaker 8: wrong in that way. Not that he needs to, but
Speaker 8: you know, it's just good to Like.
Speaker 7: That old lady in the Titanic movie when you start
Speaker 7: to talk about the offensive line playing together.
Speaker 5: It's.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm standing when they actually had him Doug Free and.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they like you know, they had a Travis.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Ron Leary and you run the same five out
Speaker 2: there every week years since I've seen this offensive line
Speaker 2: play together.
Speaker 3: You know that.
Speaker 5: You're looking at it.
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Speaker 2: Mine or not quick, because I got some stories and
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Speaker 3: We had a long list, so I don't want to
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Speaker 2: She looks like my kind of rundown, right.
Speaker 8: Yeah, okay, all right, let's calm down here, this is
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Speaker 8: let's just reminisce on some good memories, some bad ones.
Speaker 8: So let's get into it. A first question for you, guys,
Speaker 8: what was your favorite play of all time?
Speaker 5: Of all time?
Speaker 8: Show me thinking too hard. I give you the guys
Speaker 8: this question before.
Speaker 2: I know exactly what it is. I can't remember the
Speaker 2: exact game in the year. This is when I usually
Speaker 2: would have Nick here to be able to say it
Speaker 2: was this game, it was three thirty seven left in
Speaker 2: the game, whatever, but it was the Woody Danceler punt
Speaker 2: return touchdown at Texas I think Texas Texas Stadium.
Speaker 13: It was.
Speaker 2: If you've never seen it, go to YouTube and just
Speaker 2: look up Woody Danceller punt return. It was, by far,
Speaker 2: I think one of the best just football plays I've
Speaker 2: ever seen in my life. It had so many moments
Speaker 2: in it when he should have gone down and he didn't,
Speaker 2: and he runs it all the way back. But that
Speaker 2: was by far my favorite play.
Speaker 8: I haven't seen that.
Speaker 3: One.
Speaker 5: I'm going to go with.
Speaker 6: This one is for the late great Marion Barber, the Barbarian.
Speaker 6: The most physical two yard run I've ever seen in
Speaker 6: my life. If you haven't seen it, go to YouTube
Speaker 6: and hit that search criteria hit Marion Barber two yard
Speaker 6: run and you would see exactly what I'm talking about.
Speaker 6: That play is the definition of what the Barbarian was.
Speaker 6: He just refused to go down guys running, you know,
Speaker 6: bumping off of them in I mean, it was just
Speaker 6: the most exciting two yards I've ever seen in my life.
Speaker 5: So shouts out to the late great Marian Barber.
Speaker 7: Alvin Harper's touchdown pass against the San Francisco forty nine Ers.
Speaker 7: When I was sitting in a box full of San
Speaker 7: Francisco forty nine ers fans, they and they were talking
Speaker 7: about how bad everybody was from Dallas. And when Harper
Speaker 7: caught that ball, I'm screaming, run, run, run, run run,
Speaker 7: and then I mft everybody walking out of the box.
Speaker 3: That was my favorite Cowboy play up all time.
Speaker 6: I got an honorable mention. Romo's spin on TJ. Watt
Speaker 6: forty three yard bonded terrence was honorable mention.
Speaker 8: That was exciting. Okay, funniest memory with the Cowboys something
Speaker 8: that happened that was a funny moment.
Speaker 2: All Right, I'm at a point in my life whenever
Speaker 2: it starts, I'm finally ready to let my pain be
Speaker 2: someone else's laughter. So there was a year we're back
Speaker 2: in two thousand seven, I think it was. It was
Speaker 2: the It was actually we were going to Green Bay
Speaker 2: to play the Green Bay Packers and went to the game.
Speaker 2: Cowboys are having a bad season. They go to Green Bay,
Speaker 2: and they just get blasted. And we are coming back
Speaker 2: from that game and we're on the plane. Nick tells me.
Speaker 2: He tells me, I'm going to I'm going to write
Speaker 2: that I think the coach should be fired. I'm gonna
Speaker 2: write this. And so Mike kind of kind OF's true.
Speaker 2: So he's like, all right, cool, I'm gonna write this.
Speaker 2: So he writes the story. I get home that night,
Speaker 2: I finished putting up. At that time, I was still
Speaker 2: posting all the articles onto the website. I finished posting
Speaker 2: all the articles onto the website, and I'm getting ready
Speaker 2: for bed. I literally put my phone over on my
Speaker 2: night stand and I turn over to get into my
Speaker 2: bed and my phone rings, and I'm thinking this can't
Speaker 2: be good, because at this point, it's like overnight, it's
Speaker 2: like three, three o'clock in the morning. Pick up the phone. Uh,
Speaker 2: and it's a guy from the company that hosts our website,
Speaker 2: and he's like this. He's like, Derek, yeah, we're getting
Speaker 2: some errors from your website that says the domain doesn't exist.
Speaker 2: And I'm like what He's like, seriously, We're getting some
Speaker 2: some error messages when we go to your website. So
Speaker 2: I jump up, I go grab my computer. I jump
Speaker 2: on and sure enough, I pull up our website and
Speaker 2: it is basically showing a picture of some little girls
Speaker 2: playing soccer. This is Dallascowboys dot com and there's little
Speaker 2: girls playing soccer, and it says domain not here, like
Speaker 2: it doesn't show our website. I run onto. I jump
Speaker 2: onto to the to our our where we register our domain.
Speaker 2: I look and I see Dallascowboys dot com is available.
Speaker 2: Anybody out there can buy it. It's available. So I
Speaker 2: run and grab my wallet and I literally purchased Dallas
Speaker 2: Cowboy right there on Spot. And I'm thinking, Okay, problem averted,
Speaker 2: we got it back. We're good. Come to find out,
Speaker 2: not so much, because if you know anything about how
Speaker 2: the Internet works, basically it propagates these these Basically there
Speaker 2: are servers all around the world that then take the
Speaker 2: domain and they say when a person types in the domain,
Speaker 2: it says, this is the server you need to go
Speaker 2: to in order to get information. Well, when that gets deleted,
Speaker 2: it takes sometimes forty eight seventy two hours for that
Speaker 2: to repopulate. So get to the next day and Dallas
Speaker 2: Cowboys dot com is still down. And by the way,
Speaker 2: Nick posted an article that said the head coach should
Speaker 2: be fired, and then, by the way, the head coach
Speaker 2: gets fired and they're going to have a press conference
Speaker 2: about it, and Dallas Cowboys, where people would come to
Speaker 2: find out that information and where people would come to
Speaker 2: watch the press conference is down, and for the next
Speaker 2: forty eight to seventy two hours people were not being
Speaker 2: able to see Dallascowboys dot com. We figured out what
Speaker 2: had happened in the whole thing. But that was the worst,
Speaker 2: absolute worst three days of my entire.
Speaker 8: Career working here for you got fired.
Speaker 2: I did not get fired, and luckily, luckily, luckily he
Speaker 2: might have saved your job. Well luckily. The thing about
Speaker 2: it was, I think part of it was we had
Speaker 2: done some pretty good work up until that point, and
Speaker 2: because we'd done some pretty good work, that saved me.
Speaker 2: Like that was like and it wasn't really my fault,
Speaker 2: but that's besides the point. It's in my responsibility, you know.
Speaker 2: So at the end of the day, I did not
Speaker 2: lose my job. But man, that was a stressful three days,
Speaker 2: really hard three days. He knows he was with me
Speaker 2: those three days. That was a hard three days.
Speaker 8: Brian.
Speaker 7: We forgot to turn into trade with cant to the
Speaker 7: league office one time.
Speaker 3: We it was it's a famous one.
Speaker 7: We almost let the clock run out, and Chris Hall
Speaker 7: walked into the draft room and goes, did.
Speaker 3: Anybody turn the trade into the league?
Speaker 7: At Steven Jones literally dives on the test to get
Speaker 7: the phone to trade. But we we we're on to
Speaker 7: the point where were all kind of like, yeah, we
Speaker 7: got this trade, we got the pick, we got our guy,
Speaker 7: and we're all like celebrating it. And then the next
Speaker 7: thing you know, it's Chris goes, we turned into trade,
Speaker 7: and we all realized no, we didn't. And now the
Speaker 7: clock TV. Everything's going nuts on TV and we're standing
Speaker 7: there like, oh my god, what just happened. But that
Speaker 7: was one of those moments where when it was over,
Speaker 7: the league called back and said, don't you ef ever
Speaker 7: do that? And we all had a little laugh out
Speaker 7: of that, Yeah, because it all turned out, well, yeah,
Speaker 7: it wouldn't have been picked up the phone and goes
Speaker 7: all right, yes, Joel, thank you, thank you, Yes, sir,
Speaker 7: thank you.
Speaker 3: Hung up the phone and we all started laughing, Wow.
Speaker 5: I can't talk either one of those.
Speaker 6: And Minus bike around you'll get yeah, and Minus mine
Speaker 6: is pretty short. But for me, it was the funniest
Speaker 6: moment that I can talk about, because you know, we
Speaker 6: have like noble moments and stuff I can't talk about.
Speaker 6: You know, what happens in Malibou, who stays in Melobolle? Right,
Speaker 6: But this this was last year, and this was this
Speaker 6: was the situation where in the entire NFL world is
Speaker 6: waiting to see where Dan Quinn is, what he's gonna do.
Speaker 6: Is he gonna stay with the Cowboys as you know
Speaker 6: as DC, or is he going to go back into
Speaker 6: head coaching.
Speaker 5: And of course Cowboys Nation.
Speaker 6: As a whole, they're pleating on Twitter and Facebook and
Speaker 6: then like just damn stay stay, stay, stay Stay. So
Speaker 6: that particular day, I happen to go downstairs grab something
Speaker 6: to eat. Somebody comes tapping on the back of the shoulder.
Speaker 6: I turn around. It's DQ, and I'm like, oh, hey, hey, DQ.
Speaker 6: And he's pointing down at the shoes, at my shoes,
Speaker 6: and he's like, where'd you get those kicks from? Okay,
Speaker 6: well this is in my head. I'm like, this is random,
Speaker 6: this is aw some pretty freaking awesome. So we started
Speaker 6: talking about the shoes really quickly, and then I noticed
Speaker 6: that he had on some Jordan wons, so we started
Speaker 6: talking about the Jordan wands. I go back upstairs, I
Speaker 6: sit down. This is not five minutes later he decided
Speaker 6: to stay with the Cowboys. So you can make the
Speaker 6: correlation there if you, if you like, I believe he
Speaker 6: stayed because of my shoes. Later that afternoon, I went
Speaker 6: back downstairs just to grab a drink and DQ was
Speaker 6: still there, and I was like, DQ, was it the shoes.
Speaker 5: He looks at me and he just.
Speaker 6: Does the shrug like so I'm always going to tell
Speaker 6: myself that it was my Airmax ninety fives I kept Dan.
Speaker 2: Which I'll that's my story.
Speaker 5: I'm sticking to it.
Speaker 8: So thanks Patrick, thanks for your country to the shoe game.
Speaker 5: You know all right?
Speaker 8: Next question, I wanted to ask you guys, best road
Speaker 8: game experience. Not necessarily, oh, press box food is awesome here,
Speaker 8: but if a fan was to look for a game
Speaker 8: that they would want to go and experience on the road,
Speaker 8: and we've experienced the town and the atmosphere, you would say, Lamba.
Speaker 7: I would because they have they have Lombardi Steakhouse there.
Speaker 7: Me and Hellman used to just say we took you
Speaker 7: one time. Yeah, we went to, but we all went to. Yeah,
Speaker 7: we always got a steak there at the in Appleton.
Speaker 7: And then when you chow up at that place, the tailgating,
Speaker 7: the smells, the sites, the sounds, some really bad memories
Speaker 7: there as well. But if you want the overall experience,
Speaker 7: it's a really good football experience.
Speaker 6: I agree with Lamba And I'm mean you can just
Speaker 6: feel the legacy in the air in Lambo, like when
Speaker 6: you walk into lambeau Stadium or onto lambeau Field, like
Speaker 6: just you feel the Bart Scott and the bread Farv
Speaker 6: and just that's football. Like you feel the football in
Speaker 6: the air for me. And you can't really say that about,
Speaker 6: you know, some of the newer stadiums because like for example,
Speaker 6: MetLife is a very nice stadium, but it's not the
Speaker 6: old Giant Stadium. It's not the same. Like AT and
Speaker 6: T Stadium is nice, but it's it.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 6: The Cotton Bowl is a Texas stadium, so kind of different.
Speaker 6: But when you talk about lambeau Field, as soon as
Speaker 6: you walk in, you just feel like, yeah, it's like
Speaker 6: we're about to play football, Like football is about to
Speaker 6: be played here.
Speaker 5: So I love that.
Speaker 7: Nothing better than a victory in Philadelphia too, by the way, Yeah.
Speaker 8: I would not recommend nobody to show up.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying that. Oh no, that's Derek about me around.
Speaker 3: I think.
Speaker 2: They deserved it, you know, out throughout real quick. It's
Speaker 2: not a traditional one. But when we went to London, man.
Speaker 3: We had that's fabulous.
Speaker 2: And the reason why it was such a great trip
Speaker 2: was the fan because the fans there fans, they have
Speaker 2: a love for the cowboys, and it was we had
Speaker 2: we did some shows there and we had crowds that
Speaker 2: came out, especially that last show we did. We had
Speaker 2: crowds out there out the yeah, to get into there
Speaker 2: to to see the show. And of course Nick had
Speaker 2: the three babies that he was holding.
Speaker 3: That was always he was hammered when he was doing that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, worried, but but yeah.
Speaker 7: That was that was a lot of fun. You know
Speaker 7: what's cool about that trip too is just staying right there.
Speaker 7: Literally walked out the door, took a left and it
Speaker 7: was like the stadium was like one hundred yards from us.
Speaker 2: It was really a cool experience, really cool experience.
Speaker 8: Do we have time or we got to go to
Speaker 8: break No.
Speaker 2: We can go all the way to forty we can
Speaker 2: go all the way you got.
Speaker 8: This is good us all right, favorite player of all time,
Speaker 8: all around.
Speaker 2: Easy Darren Woods's mind.
Speaker 5: Darren Woods.
Speaker 2: It's so shocking because around look, if you talk to
Speaker 2: our crew, it's that's a pretty common game that people
Speaker 2: throw out. And it just speaks to the kind of
Speaker 2: person he is really and.
Speaker 7: Even a better player too, great player against him in
Speaker 7: Green Bay. And when I got to know him here
Speaker 7: and just how tough he was, and you talk about
Speaker 7: a funny story was him when George t took a
Speaker 7: run at Tarrell Owens in that game, what he got
Speaker 7: kicked out too? And I was standing down in the
Speaker 7: locker room after and when he came out of the
Speaker 7: shower and he looked at George, he goes, what the
Speaker 7: hell are you doing here? And he goes, I just
Speaker 7: got tossed for taking a run at Owens. He goes,
Speaker 7: about damn times somebody got pissed off around here. Now
Speaker 7: that's just the kind of.
Speaker 3: Guy wo he was.
Speaker 7: I felt I felt so sad for him being that
Speaker 7: kind of a player and playing on those bad teams
Speaker 7: that we had for.
Speaker 5: Those three Give his gold jacket.
Speaker 2: There will not be a happier day I think in
Speaker 2: our crew, well for a Hall of Fame announcement than
Speaker 2: the day that Darren which I.
Speaker 7: Was with the roy Le Roy Butler excuse me in
Speaker 7: Green Bay and Wood. He's a better player than Leroy Butler.
Speaker 7: Who's in the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 8: I'll say that true favorite media player. That means, who's
Speaker 8: the guy that just kind of makes our jobs easy?
Speaker 8: Easy going?
Speaker 3: Curs is really good what I said.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but back in the day, Marcus Spears, Marcus was
Speaker 7: Marcus Spears would stand there and talk.
Speaker 3: To you the whole time when the you know, whether.
Speaker 5: Good or bad, good or bad?
Speaker 7: He said, all right, what questions you got and he
Speaker 7: would sit there and he would give you really good
Speaker 7: solid answers that you're going around.
Speaker 2: I will, I will go back to the guys coming
Speaker 2: here this weekend, Zeke Elliott. Like, that's one thing I
Speaker 2: respected Zeke for because not everybody's like this, win lose.
Speaker 2: He had a good game, he had a bad game.
Speaker 2: He was the first one we get in the locker room,
Speaker 2: will be like, y'all ready, and he would take all
Speaker 2: the questions until everybody was done, and he would say
Speaker 2: thank you.
Speaker 3: For he.
Speaker 8: Just got it over.
Speaker 2: I respect that to me, And I know fans sometimes
Speaker 2: they're like, I hate when the media is like so
Speaker 2: arrogant to think the players have to talk to them.
Speaker 3: No, it's not that.
Speaker 2: It's that you are a professional now and a part
Speaker 2: of the professional responsibility is answering the fans. Being the
Speaker 2: face for the franchise. Two fans like, that's a part
Speaker 2: of your responsibilities as a professional. And I think some
Speaker 2: guys get that and they take it seriously. Some guys don't.
Speaker 2: Zeke took it seriously and he did it really well,
Speaker 2: so I appreciate that about it.
Speaker 6: And for me now, it's definitely, like you said, Brian,
Speaker 6: jay Ron Curse, the present tense. But I'll also give
Speaker 6: a nod to Malie Cooker. And while jay Ron Curse
Speaker 6: does much of his on camera, a lot of these
Speaker 6: discussions happened off camera and with the recorders off that
Speaker 6: fans don't see. Example being yesterday, Malik Hooker, he sat
Speaker 6: at his locker for all of fifteen to twenty minutes
Speaker 6: just having a football conversation with myself and several other
Speaker 6: media members and it was all off the record, but
Speaker 6: it was football talk. It was about what does he
Speaker 6: feel the Cowboys need to improve upon and things like that. So,
Speaker 6: Malik Hooker, I mean this Cowboys safety unit, I mean
Speaker 6: they're really open and available and they're not afraid to
Speaker 6: answer the tough question. Now, what went wrong? Oh, we
Speaker 6: didn't execute you know? So that was Milie Cooker's up
Speaker 6: there too.
Speaker 8: All right, best, I'm sorry Patrick because you were.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I gotta defer for this one.
Speaker 8: For the Ogs Valley Ranch memories and I know you
Speaker 8: you got some the maybe we can't share on me.
Speaker 2: I'll give a quick one I have. I have a
Speaker 2: lot of them, obviously because we had some great times there.
Speaker 2: But this is what made me realize the world I
Speaker 2: was living in. This because it was not long after
Speaker 2: I started working for the Cowboys. It's gonna start weird,
Speaker 2: so don't just follow me. I went to the restroom
Speaker 2: and I'm standing.
Speaker 5: It's a weird start, and we'll stick with you.
Speaker 2: Right, I'm standing at the urinal. I hear the door me, right,
Speaker 2: hear the door from behind me. Someone walks up to
Speaker 2: the urinal next to me and I look up and
Speaker 2: it's John Madden and he's like wow, and I'm like,
Speaker 2: that's that's John Matten. Like I've played your game since
Speaker 2: it's you know, And that's when I realized working for
Speaker 2: the Cowboys is so cool if you're a football fan,
Speaker 2: especially when you get an opportunity. And I have an
Speaker 2: answer later about Jerry's Hall of Fame party, but it's
Speaker 2: the same thing, like when you get a chance to
Speaker 2: be around people that you know. I'm fifty years old now,
Speaker 2: but when I was a kid, I was watching these
Speaker 2: people and I was to these people like, that's fun
Speaker 2: for me. All the players now they're young enough to
Speaker 2: be my kids, so it's not the same kind of relationship,
Speaker 2: right well for some of these guys that were around
Speaker 2: when I was a kid, man, it's really cool and
Speaker 2: having those kinds of experience which just so awesome.
Speaker 3: I have two and I'll do them both real quick.
Speaker 7: My first one is we started the draft show in
Speaker 7: a tiny little shoe box of a studio and Ed
Speaker 7: ed Ca Hill came up with the idea.
Speaker 3: Derek proved it, we got it together.
Speaker 7: Everybody worked really hard on it, but that's where it started,
Speaker 7: in a tiny little room, and it's one of my
Speaker 7: favorite things I ever do for the year. My second
Speaker 7: one was walking down the hall, the long hallway from
Speaker 7: coaching to where we used to sit there and scouting
Speaker 7: and stuff like that on that other side and running
Speaker 7: into Jerry Jones and he going up to me and
Speaker 7: he'll say, he said, Brian, he goes, you're kicking my
Speaker 7: ass pretty good right now. But you're fair about it.
Speaker 7: Keep up the good work. At that point, I thought
Speaker 7: I lost my job.
Speaker 2: You're working for president.
Speaker 3: I was working at that point.
Speaker 7: I was just sitting there and I'm thinking, okay, I
Speaker 7: went into that area and I sat down and I
Speaker 7: literally almost threw up in my trash can there, and
Speaker 7: I was like, you know, but that's that's those memories.
Speaker 7: You run into people, like Derek says, walking down the hall,
Speaker 7: here comes the owner, you know, and you might have
Speaker 7: a moment here you're running into people.
Speaker 3: There were always famous people that were always you know.
Speaker 7: Another quick one too, Bill Parcells And when he was
Speaker 7: office talk to the door, John bon Jovi was sitting
Speaker 7: there talking.
Speaker 3: So Brian, meet John. And I'm like, John.
Speaker 5: A big deal.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I mean it's like I.
Speaker 7: Was interrupting coach and there's this gentleman with like a
Speaker 7: lot of hair sitting there and I.
Speaker 3: Could see in the back and I walked up.
Speaker 7: And I'm like, my god, John bon Jovi, you know,
Speaker 7: talking to Bill Parcells. So a lot of cool memories
Speaker 7: for the day we closed the Valley Ranch doors.
Speaker 3: I have it on my video. I think I was
Speaker 3: the last one out.
Speaker 7: I turned off the light, closed the door, and I
Speaker 7: kept a video of it because it was it was
Speaker 7: a great cool well.
Speaker 8: The cool thing about that place it was so small,
Speaker 8: nothing compared to this. It was so small. And I remember,
Speaker 8: obviously I was only there for like a year and
Speaker 8: a half, but you walk can you run into people
Speaker 8: all the time because it's such a small space. And
Speaker 8: I remember the first time I was walking to head
Speaker 8: I think it was out to practice or something, and
Speaker 8: then a coach I'm walking, you know, you walk past
Speaker 8: their offices and stops me, Hey, Ember, come here. And
Speaker 8: I seriously thought I was in trouble because I'm like,
Speaker 8: why are you talking to you?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 8: And well I should have thought of this before I
Speaker 8: started the story. I'm not gonna finish the story. No,
Speaker 8: nothing bad, but nothing to be told. But the point
Speaker 8: is you just get stopped all the time by people
Speaker 8: that typically here there's like a certain wall that's created,
Speaker 8: invisible wall of division, and over there you were just
Speaker 8: so merged together.
Speaker 7: Did you ever do the Grandees? But yeah, okay, Grandy's
Speaker 7: the one time. One of my favorite little stories about
Speaker 7: Grandis is Parcels. We do the press conference with the
Speaker 7: Grandi's teacup. He loved the sweet tea and.
Speaker 2: On ice and they coached, but they got mad at him.
Speaker 7: He had to put the Grandy sweet tea in another
Speaker 7: cup because of the sponsorship stuff.
Speaker 3: I remember, I'm like.
Speaker 7: Why is Bill And he's like, I'd see Bill like
Speaker 7: pouring tea into one cloud.
Speaker 3: You do it?
Speaker 7: He goes, oh, you know, sponsor sometime you gotta little
Speaker 7: gotta be play the game like okay, but that was
Speaker 7: Valley Ranch. But we had the press conference too for
Speaker 7: t O. It was kind of a weird day. A
Speaker 7: lot of weird days.
Speaker 2: Helicopters over here, Yeah, a lot of weird stuff. That
Speaker 2: was the day that that for those that don't know,
Speaker 2: we're talking about with the day that that t O
Speaker 2: had the overdose, if it was an overdose whatever whatever.
Speaker 7: Bill had to do a press conference and he was
Speaker 7: like so bitter, so bitter, weird day, real quick to
Speaker 7: chan Gaily got fired. He came through our office over
Speaker 7: and scouting and he's like, hey, is there a way
Speaker 7: to get out of here?
Speaker 3: Side door? I said, coach, you go to the loading
Speaker 3: dock at the back over here. And he goes, okay, thanks,
Speaker 3: So he went through.
Speaker 2: That was after he'd been firing.
Speaker 7: The media was all wait for by his car and
Speaker 7: he went out the back.
Speaker 3: He had someone bring the car around and he but
Speaker 3: he went out tame through it.
Speaker 7: He's like, and is there a door over here? So
Speaker 7: I said, yeah, you could go out in the loading
Speaker 7: dock over here.
Speaker 2: Surprised you never knew about that loading dot?
Speaker 3: Do we all know about the load? About the loading go?
Speaker 3: It smelled so bad at that load? Awful.
Speaker 6: An, I'm going to have some phone with you right now.
Speaker 6: How many answers are you going to do.
Speaker 3: A lot of it?
Speaker 7: That was good, But the memories, the memory.
Speaker 2: Now you've been talking, I've had four or five pop
Speaker 2: in my head, like that's the thing. Valley Valley Ranch
Speaker 2: was incredible.
Speaker 3: It really really was. You're right? How tiny it just closed?
Speaker 5: It was.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well I'll save the rest for another week because
Speaker 8: I know we got to go to break Yeah, well,
Speaker 8: we'll bring some memories.
Speaker 6: I was at least hoping for the best experience. I
Speaker 6: didn't want to do the best experience.
Speaker 8: You do that one because we need Yes, Yes, because
Speaker 8: you have the Valley Ranch best experience.
Speaker 6: Tampa Cowboys Wild Card game retiring Tom Brady. That's plain
Speaker 6: and simple, straight to the point.
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Speaker 2: let's get some picks, let's figure out what we think
Speaker 2: will happen this Sunday till n We'll be back back
Speaker 2: right ready.
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Speaker 2: Welcome back. Final segment of The Break live from the
Speaker 2: SWBC Mortgage Studios. At the start, it may be the
Speaker 2: fastest segment we will ever do on the Break. We're
Speaker 2: going to take picks here. We want to see what
Speaker 2: you guys think is going to happen this Sunday Cowboys
Speaker 2: versus Patriots. Let's start with you, Brian, Cowboys twenty three
Speaker 2: to thirteen, twenty three thirteen.
Speaker 8: Amber, Oh, I should have thought of the score. But
Speaker 8: either way, Cowboys win. I think defense is gonna play
Speaker 8: a whole lot better back, get back on track. Offense.
Speaker 8: I think they'll play better, hopefully, but I don't think
Speaker 8: all their offensive problems are going to be solved in
Speaker 8: one game. But I think they do enough to win.
Speaker 8: Who scores the first touchdown? Running back?
Speaker 2: We're gonna get to that.
Speaker 8: No, we're finishing. I'm telling you right now.
Speaker 2: Oh you okay, go ahead?
Speaker 8: The running back, that's the question, right It's gonna be.
Speaker 2: Which the pod pick is. Who's going to be who
Speaker 2: can get the first rushing touchdown?
Speaker 8: Rushing touchdown? Dak?
Speaker 2: All right, Dak.
Speaker 5: That's fine.
Speaker 6: That means they're doing the first and goal stuff that
Speaker 6: I wanted to see them do. Bill Belichick is going
Speaker 6: to be a nail bier until the pressure gets to
Speaker 6: Mac Jones and rattles him. He throws a late game
Speaker 6: picked six, Cowboys twenty seven to seventeen. All right, first
Speaker 6: rushing touchdown, Hunter Lipkey.
Speaker 3: That's a good one. Yeah right, Rico Daddo.
Speaker 2: Rico Daddell, all right. And I also think Cowboys win.
Speaker 2: I think they win twenty four to sixteen. Think the
Speaker 2: defense plays a lot better. I think the office still
Speaker 2: has some moments, but also does a couple of things
Speaker 2: right obviously, and they get to win. And my pod
Speaker 2: pick will be one hundred lip key as well.
Speaker 3: That's all right.
Speaker 2: I appreciate you guys joining us back Monday. We're gonna
Speaker 2: tell you what went right and what went wrong for
Speaker 2: the Cowboys till then for Patrick Walker, Brian brought us
Speaker 2: Amber Garcia. I'm Derek Eilds and this has been The
Speaker 2: Break live on Dallas Cowboys dot Com Radio.
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