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Speaker 2: Going to have a rant silence silence thing.
Speaker 3: Well, well, well, where do we start on this one.
Speaker 2: It's unbelievable. I thought I'd seen just about everything you
Speaker 2: could see with the Cowboys playing in Philadelphia, and now
Speaker 2: I've seen some more.
Speaker 3: Let's get your microphone up closer to your mouth so
Speaker 3: we can hear them.
Speaker 2: Are you hearing me?
Speaker 4: There you go?
Speaker 3: Well, it's kind of falling away.
Speaker 2: It's wompy. There was a lot of things that fell
Speaker 2: away last night. I mean we talked about it going
Speaker 2: into the game, about what happened in the eighty seven
Speaker 2: game when Randall cunn of him, faked the kneel down
Speaker 2: and threw a touchdown pass even though the Eagles had
Speaker 2: won the ball. We talked about the eighty nine game,
Speaker 2: the second game of the Bounty Bowl game. Talked about
Speaker 2: in ninety one Kelvin Martin returning a punt for a touchdown,
Speaker 2: broke their hearts to break their hardin the Cowboys deal.
Speaker 2: Talked about the snowballs in eighty nine, and.
Speaker 3: Talk about Emmett Halloween.
Speaker 2: We talked about load left, talked about.
Speaker 3: Which, by the way, load left these days and every
Speaker 3: coach goes for it on Switzer was just ahead of
Speaker 3: his time.
Speaker 2: I pointed out. I think it was in the New
Speaker 2: York Post or Daily News. They had a picture of
Speaker 2: Jerry and Switzer side by side and it said Dumb
Speaker 2: and Dumber. The movie movie was out and then and
Speaker 2: then uh yeah, the load left and the one year
Speaker 2: I think it was ninety five. Maybe Darren Woodson sealed
Speaker 2: the deal with an interception for a touchdown. No, that
Speaker 2: was ninety four. So yeah, I've seen a lot, but
Speaker 2: I don't think I've ever seen and you guys will
Speaker 2: appreciate this. When the fourth down pass was incomplete and
Speaker 2: Philadelphia got the ball with I think it was one
Speaker 2: seventeen left. Shut my laptop. It was like, all right,
Speaker 2: time to pack up.
Speaker 3: This is you were done.
Speaker 2: I was done.
Speaker 3: And then they get the ball back the head three times.
Speaker 2: I know I saw it. I saw it, But I said,
Speaker 2: what are the chances the defense is going to stop them?
Speaker 2: Three and out? Like they're going to run the ball
Speaker 2: and get a first down.
Speaker 3: I almost got a funnel recovery.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And so I got remind Joe.
Speaker 2: I got reminded of what I did when I got
Speaker 2: in the plane and I opened my laptop and I
Speaker 2: didn't like click off what I was watching. Right, So
Speaker 2: the freeze frame was twenty eight twenty three, one seventeen left.
Speaker 2: The Eagles had the ball and that was frozen on
Speaker 2: the screen, right, And I go, huh, who would have
Speaker 2: thought that in forty six seconds they can go almost
Speaker 2: eighty yr eighty six yards for a touchdown. It's unbelievable,
Speaker 2: just unbelievable. The things that happened once they got to
Speaker 2: the sixth year line.
Speaker 3: Speak of that the fourth and eight am I the
Speaker 3: only one in America who thought field goal there?
Speaker 2: No, I said, you better go for it.
Speaker 4: I didn't. I didn't think we could get back.
Speaker 2: I didn't think they get the ball back.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's why I didn't want to go for the
Speaker 4: field goal.
Speaker 3: I didn't think they could get in the end zone.
Speaker 3: I thought the best chances of winning the game were
Speaker 3: two field goals. And you're facing fourth and eight. Okay,
Speaker 3: And I'm not saying I definitely would have done this,
Speaker 3: but it definitely crossed my mind. Okay, you've got a
Speaker 3: field goal kicker who's made nineteen out of nineteen. It's
Speaker 3: a forty seven yard field goal. You got a minute
Speaker 3: seventeen left, with three timeouts. You don't even have to
Speaker 3: kick an on side kick. You kick it deep and
Speaker 3: you do exactly what happened after the incompletion. You stop
Speaker 3: them three and now you don't have to score a touchdown.
Speaker 3: All you got to do is get back a field
Speaker 3: goal range. I no, but but in this day and age,
Speaker 3: everybody goes forward on fourth down, so it's not doesn't
Speaker 3: even enter the mind.
Speaker 4: Of people's analytics, right.
Speaker 3: Just like on the Schoonmaker touchdown that was decided prior
Speaker 3: to that drive, because analytics say you go forward every
Speaker 3: single fourth down and you go for the touchdown because
Speaker 3: with ten minutes left. With the ten minutes left in
Speaker 3: the game, you don't have enough time to get the
Speaker 3: ball back once. Well, they got it back three times
Speaker 3: after that.
Speaker 2: So go ahead, start with your catch.
Speaker 4: That was more of a red right, then you don't.
Speaker 4: But again on the.
Speaker 3: Field goal, I'm not saying I necessarily would have made
Speaker 3: that decision, but it crossed my mind.
Speaker 4: It did cross mind too.
Speaker 3: But now the other part of that is if they
Speaker 3: make if they kicked the field goal to get it
Speaker 3: down to two points, Philadelphia plays it different when they
Speaker 3: get the ball back because they know a field goal
Speaker 3: beats them, and so they actually try to get a
Speaker 3: first down so that it doesn't like the It's not
Speaker 3: like the game plays out the same way. So all right,
Speaker 3: go to schoolmaker might.
Speaker 2: As well because after the game, if one guy said it,
Speaker 2: five guys said it. Boy, this is a game of inches.
Speaker 6: That is just the thing of this game that everyone
Speaker 6: has been saying.
Speaker 2: I mean, how wide is your knee? Maybe six inches
Speaker 2: eight inches at the most. I'm gonna get you going
Speaker 2: on that, by the way, because if you're a running back,
Speaker 2: right and you fumble, if your knees down plays over right,
Speaker 2: that's what they judge if it's a fumble or but
Speaker 2: Bill's gonna explain to you what makes constitute a catch?
Speaker 3: Well, I just decided I'm going to look up in
Speaker 3: the rule book. What what What is a completed pass
Speaker 3: in the NFL? And I'll get past the elementary stuff
Speaker 3: here and go to Okay, it's a completed catch if
Speaker 3: if A the player secures control of the ball in
Speaker 3: his hands or arms prior to the ball touching the ground,
Speaker 3: and not or but and B touches the ground inbounds
Speaker 3: with both feet or with any part of the body
Speaker 3: other than his hands, and not or but and C
Speaker 3: after A and B have been fulfilled, performs any act
Speaker 3: common to the game, tuck the ball away, extend it forward,
Speaker 3: take an additional step, turn upfield or avoid, or a
Speaker 3: ward off an opponent, or he maintains control of the
Speaker 3: ball long enough to do so. You have to complete
Speaker 3: all three of those, Okay, and so for a completed
Speaker 3: catch in this case, schoonmaker does not complete that catch
Speaker 3: until he secures the ball tucks it away, which is
Speaker 3: against the ground, And if that ball scort it out
Speaker 3: when he hit the ground, then it is an incomplete pass.
Speaker 3: After he does that, he hit, the ball is not
Speaker 3: just barely touching the goal line. It is all across
Speaker 3: the goal line, the plane of the goal line. Okay,
Speaker 3: it's sitting on the goal line right there. So my
Speaker 3: question is when is that a catch? Is it when
Speaker 3: the ball first touches him and his knee is down
Speaker 3: and clearly the ball is not to the goal line
Speaker 3: as when you break it down frame by frame like
Speaker 3: they do on replay, and they just stop it there
Speaker 3: and don't show you what happened the rest of the play,
Speaker 3: or is it a catch after what the rule states
Speaker 3: that you fall to the ground and you secure, you
Speaker 3: tuck the ball away. He didn't tuck the ball away
Speaker 3: until he hit the ground and had the balls squirt
Speaker 3: it out. It was incomplete pass, correct, But we changed
Speaker 3: the rules when we go to replay, we change the rules.
Speaker 3: And it's like when the ball first touches your body,
Speaker 3: now that is when the catch was made.
Speaker 2: They judged it like he was a running back. Like
Speaker 2: the running back, your knee hits the ground, and where's
Speaker 2: the ball at, not where you finish falling or.
Speaker 3: When you completed the catch. Yeah, right, they didn't judge
Speaker 3: it where you completed the catch.
Speaker 2: And we're talking six inches and they changed.
Speaker 3: It, but well, the competition committee needs to clarify this,
Speaker 3: and they can take that play right there, and it
Speaker 3: is you don't review where when you review it, it
Speaker 3: is where you completed the catch, not where you first
Speaker 3: touched the football.
Speaker 2: Right, And because had that ball come out, it would
Speaker 2: have been incomplete right right exactly, and they would have said, well,
Speaker 2: he didn't go to the ground completely. But see, that's
Speaker 2: what happened.
Speaker 5: To the How did how did the coach look at it?
Speaker 5: How did mccafee look at it. I'm sure he didn't.
Speaker 2: He didn't. I don't. I don't think he argued it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: because it was so bang bang, and even though they
Speaker 2: showed it up on the big screen a thousand times
Speaker 2: and get everybody riled up, right, and and Dak thought
Speaker 2: it was an amazing play by by Ferguson, I mean,
Speaker 2: scoon maker. You know. It was a quick boom boom,
Speaker 2: throw it out there, and he did what he was
Speaker 2: supposed to do because somebody was questioning, well.
Speaker 3: Should he run the route deep enough? And well his
Speaker 3: feet were in the end zone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it's just kind of where where he came down.
Speaker 3: Which way was in the end zone right, the need
Speaker 3: right right, and he was down and when he can
Speaker 3: pletely catch it was in the end zone. So yeah,
Speaker 3: they got that clear.
Speaker 2: They didn't make it. They didn't make a big deal
Speaker 2: out of that.
Speaker 5: And no one talked to the referees about it.
Speaker 2: I don't think they did because.
Speaker 5: Y'all scared of the referee, as me that y'all are
Speaker 5: really afraid of those the way you told me, it
Speaker 5: happened like last year.
Speaker 2: You got to request, you got to request a pool
Speaker 2: reporter to go in and ask questions. And the pool
Speaker 2: reporter would have been from Philadelpia and they sit in.
Speaker 5: There smoking cigarettes and cigars with drinks in their hands.
Speaker 2: So do you think guys could come in like this?
Speaker 3: Do you think the official was influenced by the Eagles
Speaker 3: bench on them when they picked up the flag on
Speaker 3: the Michael Gallop hands to the do you think they
Speaker 3: never you think you think if that happens on the
Speaker 3: Cowboys sideline, that that flag gets They never.
Speaker 4: Explained, they explained.
Speaker 2: Eagle sideline when flag they came, they came to and
Speaker 2: he just said there's no penalty, that's all he said.
Speaker 2: I didn't realize what had happened because we never got
Speaker 2: a replay on it, or I didn't see where you were,
Speaker 2: so I didn't see the hands to the face right,
Speaker 2: and then the other one, and so every time they
Speaker 2: did the replay, it was always on Philadelphia's sideline right
Speaker 2: the the uh uncatchable ball they called the interference on Gilmore.
Speaker 2: The ball was five yards out of bound. One guy,
Speaker 2: the back judge has to come in and say, you
Speaker 2: need to pick that flag up. That ball wasn't catchable,
Speaker 2: and they never did it.
Speaker 5: It's like, so do we do we know who these
Speaker 5: guys are? Do we know this this crew? Well, I
Speaker 5: can tell you what are they. We've had We've had
Speaker 5: some run in with some with some of my referees,
Speaker 5: and I think we need to start calling out by name.
Speaker 6: And then there was the one on Micah Persons that
Speaker 6: they didn't call.
Speaker 5: Yeah, oh my goodness, the man got You couldn't see
Speaker 5: the man hanging off of his waist well.
Speaker 2: And then the other one the guy grabbed the Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's the kickback.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's the.
Speaker 5: One as the as the running back you know clearly
Speaker 5: out flanked him because he would had someone hanging on
Speaker 5: his waistline it's crazy, man, It's.
Speaker 2: Like, you know, and it should never be, you know,
Speaker 2: none of this home field advantage.
Speaker 5: I got to say. I saw, I saw. They called
Speaker 5: the holding on us right the tight end. Oh yeah, maker,
Speaker 5: he had him inside.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: The next series Philly had the ball. The guy did
Speaker 5: the same thing to us, same block, right, same block,
Speaker 5: He had him inside. Their running back goes by. Nobody
Speaker 5: calls anything the exact same positioning inside the shoulder pads
Speaker 5: above the breast area.
Speaker 2: They didn't, and he had that guy blocked until the guy.
Speaker 4: It was a bad call.
Speaker 2: And that was a what twenty some.
Speaker 3: Yard eighteen yard first down run? And I was think
Speaker 3: first and twenty instead, And on that play.
Speaker 2: I was thinking of Nate because he's always ranting about
Speaker 2: get Dottle the ball, get Dottle the ball and the ball.
Speaker 2: And then they ended up punting on that possession, didn't they. Yeah,
Speaker 2: So there's that. There was the two point conversion that
Speaker 2: Dax toes how long are you Toes? Maybe three inches?
Speaker 2: Just stepped on the line and he was like afterwards,
Speaker 2: he goes, you know, he goes, I know, I'm not
Speaker 2: very fast, and I thought the guy had the angle
Speaker 2: on me. He goes, But after I looked at it,
Speaker 2: he goes, I shouldn't just have just kept running instead
Speaker 2: of diving. He didn't need to plant and dive. He
Speaker 2: didn't need to.
Speaker 5: If I if I had a ride put through my leg,
Speaker 5: I don't know, you know, freely I would they about
Speaker 5: running towards the power or.
Speaker 2: How about trying to dive for the end zone and
Speaker 2: whether right now it's like, no, do not do that?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 2: But there so there was like you know, and they
Speaker 2: all kept talking about it's a game of inches, and
Speaker 2: they were right. It was a game of inches. If
Speaker 2: you think about the other thing that happened on I
Speaker 2: think it was the last two uh Philadelphia touchdowns. They
Speaker 2: started at the forty yard line. They only had to
Speaker 2: go sixty. The best kicker in the league kicks the
Speaker 2: ball out of bounds for the first time. It's rare, right,
Speaker 2: but it dribbles out of bounds, and fortunately for Philadelphia,
Speaker 2: the guy that touched it had one foot out of bounds.
Speaker 2: So he's allowed to go ahead and do right.
Speaker 3: Not just fortunate he's coached that way.
Speaker 2: I think that I don't think that guy knew what
Speaker 2: he was doing.
Speaker 4: He did not know what he was doing.
Speaker 3: He went over there and you you talked to bones
Speaker 3: Fossil and you ask him to do I.
Speaker 2: Know, they that.
Speaker 4: The ball. Why would he even run over there, you know?
Speaker 2: And I know what, I know what Aubrey did. The
Speaker 2: wind was coming. He was kicking it into the wind,
Speaker 2: and there's that open spot in the stadium there where
Speaker 2: the wind comes in and the flags were really blowing hard. Uh,
Speaker 2: And I think he tried to overkick it, like I'm
Speaker 2: kicking into the wind. I got to give it a
Speaker 2: little extra and then he just line drives it to
Speaker 2: the left, so they only got to go sixty yards
Speaker 2: and they get a touchdown. And then the other one.
Speaker 3: They but that was in the first half. That one
Speaker 3: was the first half one. And then the other one
Speaker 3: you're about to talk about is the opening kickoff of
Speaker 3: the second the second half.
Speaker 2: It's a touch back and he gets called for face masking.
Speaker 2: How does that happen? It's a touchback and they started
Speaker 2: the forty and drove and score right right.
Speaker 3: That's where the Eagles took control of the game, was
Speaker 3: in the third quarter with a sixty yard drive for
Speaker 3: one touchdown. And then the Cowboys after the Rico dowdle
Speaker 3: eighteen yard run and the hold on schoon Maker pushed
Speaker 3: them back. They should have been first down at the
Speaker 3: twenty seven yard line the plus twenty seven. Instead they're
Speaker 3: first and twenty at their own forty five. That was
Speaker 3: a twenty eight yard penalty right there then, and then
Speaker 3: they wound up punting, and then the Eagles go eighty
Speaker 3: seven yards in eleven plays.
Speaker 2: For the touchdown, and that made it twenty eight.
Speaker 3: And that made it twenty eight to seventeen.
Speaker 2: And that was and that was the pass interference that
Speaker 2: the ball way out of bounds on Gilmore during that drive,
Speaker 2: So that got the ball from the Philadelphia forty two
Speaker 2: to the Dallas forty one. And then they got a
Speaker 2: defensive holding on Wilson, So the Cowboys had during that
Speaker 2: drive Hankins in the neutral zone interference and Donovan Wilson with.
Speaker 3: A hold, so they had three. Dallas had three penalties
Speaker 3: on the defense on that drive, allowing them to go
Speaker 3: eighty seven yards and they completed a three yard touchdown
Speaker 3: pass to aj Brown to make it twenty eight seventeen.
Speaker 3: Last possession of the game, the Cowboys started their own fifteen.
Speaker 3: That would have been an eighty five yard touchdown drive.
Speaker 3: That would have mirrored that with three penalties against the Eagles.
Speaker 3: But the Cowboys get down at the six yard line
Speaker 3: with first and five at the six yard line and
Speaker 3: go twenty one yards backwards. You can break it down
Speaker 3: to that as well. That the Eagles converted for a
Speaker 3: touchdown when they got down inside the five yard line
Speaker 3: after benefiting from three defensive The Cowboys were unable.
Speaker 4: What was wrong with the alignment? What was wrong with
Speaker 4: the formation itself?
Speaker 2: No, that was the series before they ended up scoring. Anyway,
Speaker 2: when they called Tuma for a legal alignment.
Speaker 6: And they said yea, yeah, report that.
Speaker 2: Dak reported to the Rough said he told the ref
Speaker 2: that he's he's in as a tight end. He said,
Speaker 2: I told him two or three times, and after it
Speaker 2: was over he said, no, he's got to say.
Speaker 3: It, okay, okay.
Speaker 2: So then Zach said he went to Tuma and said
Speaker 2: did you report in? He goes, yeah, I told him, so,
Speaker 2: I don't know who's you know.
Speaker 5: Well, when he got on the sidelines, you could see
Speaker 5: that he was clearly hey, I told him.
Speaker 4: So is it?
Speaker 3: Do you have to report to the referee or can
Speaker 3: you report to any official?
Speaker 2: That part. I don't know. I think it's the referee
Speaker 2: because he usually.
Speaker 3: So maybe Tuma went to someone with black white stripes
Speaker 3: on it was.
Speaker 2: They usually say number seventy one is reporting in a
Speaker 2: tight end, right, And because when they showed the replay,
Speaker 2: they didn't not they just said it was an illegal formation.
Speaker 2: They didn't say it didn't report in So when I
Speaker 2: saw him lined up, it's like, well, he's on the
Speaker 2: line of scrimmage. There's nothing wrong. They didn't explain that.
Speaker 2: So yeah, there was all these little things that ended
Speaker 2: up being a mountain of things. The reason you got to.
Speaker 3: Beat Okay, well, we got much more to talk about.
Speaker 3: We went beyond our normal time constraints there on the
Speaker 3: first segment of this edition to mix. So much more
Speaker 3: to get to when we come back. Get a moment.
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Speaker 2: You know what the shame of the thing was is
Speaker 2: that they nearly overcame themselves by how well they played offensively.
Speaker 2: If you look at what they did, it was four
Speaker 2: hundred and six yards total offense to their two hundred
Speaker 2: and ninety two. By the way, that was the most
Speaker 2: yards gained on the Eagles so far this year. Dak
Speaker 2: Prescott throws for three seventy four and three touchdowns. He
Speaker 2: had a quarterback rating a one point fifteen point two.
Speaker 2: And I don't want anybody to tell me that he
Speaker 2: can't put the team on his back, because most of
Speaker 2: what he did were not design plays. He was playing football.
Speaker 2: And I heard this on the radio and I had
Speaker 2: to look it up when I got home. Eight times
Speaker 2: in his career he's thrown for more than three hundred
Speaker 2: yards with three touchdowns and no interceptions, and they won
Speaker 2: every one of those games. And this time they got beat.
Speaker 2: So one time and nine times he's done that, this
Speaker 2: is the first time he's gotten beat. Ceedee Lamb had
Speaker 2: a career high last week one hundred and fifty eight
Speaker 2: yards receiving. Had one hundred and ninety one in this game. Yeah,
Speaker 2: one hundred and ninety one. Jake Ferguson career high ninety
Speaker 2: one yards receiving and a touchdown. Jalen Tolbert had his
Speaker 2: first NFL touchdown and it was a great play on
Speaker 2: him in the scramble mode and he cut in and
Speaker 2: then it went back out and was able to catch
Speaker 2: the ball. They held Jalen Hurts to two hundred and
Speaker 2: seventy yards passing. It was the least he's had I
Speaker 2: think it was since the first two games of the season.
Speaker 2: So you know, they did some good things in how
Speaker 2: many yards do you have? He had two hundred and
Speaker 2: seven passing.
Speaker 3: Oh, two hundreds, I thought you said to seventy. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's good.
Speaker 4: And his rating was pretty good too.
Speaker 2: But the rating was good. He was one thirty point
Speaker 2: two because they only threw the ball twenty three times. Yes,
Speaker 2: but you know, I guess when they scored, they weren't
Speaker 2: always long drive. Like I said, two of them were
Speaker 2: sixty yarders, didn't get takeaways, and I know I kept
Speaker 2: thinking of that. And aj Brown seven catches for sixty
Speaker 2: six yards. That's the first time in seven games he
Speaker 2: didn't get one hundred and twenty five. So you know,
Speaker 2: they did good things and you just you got to
Speaker 2: win the game, you know, And that was kind of
Speaker 2: dak afterwards, you know, somebody asked him about you know,
Speaker 2: this was supposed to be a test. You know, how'd
Speaker 2: you guys do and he goes, well, I judge myself
Speaker 2: on wins and we didn't win, so if it was
Speaker 2: a test, we didn't pass, Michael Parsons said, we flunked,
Speaker 2: you know. He said, we didn't flunk like and he
Speaker 2: meant like they did against San Francisco.
Speaker 4: YEA, yeah, that's.
Speaker 5: Kind of the way I looked at it this game
Speaker 5: to me, and I think I felt it hopefully. I
Speaker 5: said it all week. I want to win the game,
Speaker 5: but I want to see where we were.
Speaker 3: And you looked at it as a litmus test.
Speaker 2: I really did, really very funny.
Speaker 4: Did you hear that?
Speaker 2: They asked he was a litmus test.
Speaker 3: That had like quizzical look in his face, like.
Speaker 2: At all, and then he said he said, I'm not
Speaker 2: sure what you're asking, and they explained it to him.
Speaker 2: He goes, oh, he goes, I'm from Louisiana. Well, after
Speaker 2: the game, he had finished his his deal and I
Speaker 2: finished what I had to do, and we happened to
Speaker 2: be walking towards the bus at the same time, and
Speaker 2: I said, so, did you not take any chemistry classes?
Speaker 2: And he goes, nothing past like the lower level chemistry class,
Speaker 2: you know. He goes, yeah, and it's like you know
Speaker 2: that math when they got into trigonometry and all that goes.
Speaker 4: I was out on.
Speaker 2: I said, well, I said, so you never heard of
Speaker 2: you know the little piece of paper, the litmus paper
Speaker 2: that you put in chemicals to test you know what
Speaker 2: it what it is? And he goes, oh, yeah, I
Speaker 2: know what that is.
Speaker 4: I remember now.
Speaker 5: Yeah, But no, I did look at it as that.
Speaker 5: I think that push come to shove. First of all,
Speaker 5: we'll see.
Speaker 2: Him again, And Michael Parsons be pointed that.
Speaker 5: Well, we will see him again. We will see him again.
Speaker 5: This we have half a season ago. But what I
Speaker 5: saw was a team that's not afraid to go into
Speaker 5: Philly and win. That's what I wanted to see. Can
Speaker 5: we can this team go in there and looked like
Speaker 5: they were ready to win the game, you know, and
Speaker 5: and they were ready to come take this game. Yeah,
Speaker 5: all that other stuff that was going on, they should
Speaker 5: have won the game, you right, Samannah, all that crap
Speaker 5: that was going on, refreeze not knowing what's going on.
Speaker 5: I thought we showed that we could beat this team
Speaker 5: even on a bad day.
Speaker 4: Because this is a bad day.
Speaker 5: We had too many penalties, too many key penalties of course,
Speaker 5: the calls that went against us, all that you put
Speaker 5: all that together, and it took you that much, all
Speaker 5: of that going against us, and we still had a
Speaker 5: chance to win that game.
Speaker 3: Like three different times in the fourth course.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 5: And then you look at you look at the sidelines.
Speaker 5: You look at the sidelines of Philadelphia after that game.
Speaker 4: They were emotionally exhausted.
Speaker 3: So what do you think the record will be for
Speaker 3: both of these teams when they reconvene on December tenth
Speaker 3: in Arlington. When you look at the schedule going forward.
Speaker 3: The Cowboys play the Giants this week. Who by the way,
Speaker 3: the news this morning is confirmed that Daniel Jones has
Speaker 3: torn acl and he's out for the year.
Speaker 2: Somebody said that's bad news.
Speaker 3: And then at Carolina and then home against Washington, home
Speaker 3: against Seattle. Okay, Well, the Eagles have a bye week
Speaker 3: and then they play at Miami and home against.
Speaker 2: Buffalo and San Francisco. So what will the two records now?
Speaker 2: And there's another one in there too.
Speaker 3: There's three games they have three games because they have
Speaker 3: a bye week and then three games, but their next
Speaker 3: five well, but I'm talking, I'm talking leading into the
Speaker 3: until we play this Zember tenth. So right now, the
Speaker 3: Eagles are eight and one. So what do you expect
Speaker 3: them to what? How do you expect them to fare
Speaker 3: in these three games against Miami, Buffalo and San Francisco?
Speaker 3: Are they going to win all three?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 4: No way.
Speaker 3: Most likely they will lose one, perhaps two, what happens.
Speaker 3: And if they lose two of the three, they will
Speaker 3: have a nine and three record coming into Arlington. Well,
Speaker 3: if the Cowboys win the next four, which they should
Speaker 3: win the next four, they will be nine and three
Speaker 3: going into that.
Speaker 2: Game, which is why Michael Person said we'll see them
Speaker 2: again in four weeks. Now.
Speaker 3: The problem for the Cowboys, the problem of the Cowboys
Speaker 3: is Arizona in December. In December, the Cowboys have to
Speaker 3: play Philadelphia, basically Philadelphia's November schedule they got and they
Speaker 3: got Miami, Miami Buffalo, and Detroit in December. And so
Speaker 3: this is where the Cowboys need to make Hay here right.
Speaker 5: But this is where the Cowboys need to be that
Speaker 5: team that played yesterday. They need they need to come
Speaker 5: in with that attitude because they were ready to take
Speaker 5: this game. You know, I don't care about the mistakes
Speaker 5: and all of that. If we show all of that
Speaker 5: up the next time we see them. It's not gonna
Speaker 5: be close. That's the way I feel about this team now.
Speaker 5: Now we can't that team. It doesn't need to revert
Speaker 5: back to Arizona. We can't do that. We need to
Speaker 5: be a team that is as professional as they were
Speaker 5: last night, that same type of hunger and damn, damn
Speaker 5: the consequences.
Speaker 4: You know, one of the odds that we're.
Speaker 5: Going to get so many missed calls, so many plays
Speaker 5: of inches.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 5: In other put in the upcoming games, I think we're
Speaker 5: gonna be okay going back into uh, back into if
Speaker 5: we have to go back into Philly again, if we
Speaker 5: have to go to the to the playoffs and play
Speaker 5: Philly in in the playoffs.
Speaker 4: I'm not scared. I don't have a problem with that.
Speaker 3: I really don't know about San Francisco.
Speaker 5: I don't have a problem with that anymore either. I
Speaker 5: think they are a different team now. Last night showed them. Okay, guys,
Speaker 5: I mean not just DK Yeah. Wide receivers now, who
Speaker 5: know what to do when they're down the field. They
Speaker 5: have to be working on scrambled drills. Ever since the
Speaker 5: San Francisco game, because everyone is too, in tune quarterback,
Speaker 5: in wide receiver. You can just see it. Not just
Speaker 5: from CD Lamb. You can see it from Tobert, you
Speaker 5: saw from Gallup. Everyone seems to know where they're going. Ferguson,
Speaker 5: now you know, he's a guy looking like Travis Kelsey
Speaker 5: or somebody with that eighty seven on his back. So
Speaker 5: that's that's the kind of guys I see going forward.
Speaker 5: I hope that's all we can see.
Speaker 2: They almost connected on that same route to Ferguson zone.
Speaker 2: He was just a little too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but he had he had his hands on it.
Speaker 2: But yeah, he had the linebackers back turned the whole
Speaker 2: bit right. Yeah, that was almost the same thing. And
Speaker 2: by the way, for the next five games are at home, yes,
Speaker 2: so to make it. And the way game is Carolina,
Speaker 2: which what are they like two and six or something.
Speaker 5: Don't start, don't start, back, don't start.
Speaker 3: Let's just play Arizona's one.
Speaker 4: Let's just play the game.
Speaker 3: Yeah, at least Carolina they only had the number one
Speaker 3: pick in the draft. They don't have Joshua Dodge playing
Speaker 3: for him. Yeah, wow, how about it? Yeah they win
Speaker 3: in game? Why who?
Speaker 2: They end up beating Atlanta Falcons?
Speaker 5: Falcons right, the Falcons that they're very good at giving
Speaker 5: up games and the end very good at that. I've
Speaker 5: seen them do some amazingly stupid things at the end
Speaker 5: of the.
Speaker 3: All right, we continue, Oh, we're going to get those
Speaker 3: text messages going when we come back here on mix shots.
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Speaker 6: All right? You want some texts?
Speaker 3: Yeah, before you get to your text, let me read
Speaker 3: through my text. You guys sound great? Wow, Wow, that's great.
Speaker 3: It's a of inches catch, no catch, bringing out the
Speaker 3: rule book. Wow, that guy didn't know what he was doing.
Speaker 3: But the ball winds up on the forty yard line.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 3: Wow, but no touchdown but reported wow another test? When
Speaker 3: are we gonna win?
Speaker 4: Wow?
Speaker 3: So there's my text made. What do you got try
Speaker 3: to beat that?
Speaker 6: See I don't know if I can there, But okay,
Speaker 6: So Mike from Boston wants to know about the experiment
Speaker 6: of Jalen Tolbert and Turpin. Do we start involving them
Speaker 6: a little bit more opposed to Michael Gallup.
Speaker 2: Everybody I know Gallup dropped the ball, but he had two.
Speaker 3: That one catch was it was really good? Yeah, I
Speaker 3: was like that was a wow. Yes, yes, I said
Speaker 3: wow when he made that catch through Bradbury or whatever.
Speaker 3: But I also said wow when he dropped.
Speaker 4: The third day.
Speaker 2: I mean, everybody's not perfect. Look, I tell you one
Speaker 2: of the things I liked, and they did it. I
Speaker 2: don't know how many times, but I noticed it quite
Speaker 2: a bit. They went four wide and it wasn't a
Speaker 2: line I mean a running back or a tight end.
Speaker 2: It was four wide receivers.
Speaker 3: Speaking of that, they were empty backfield at the end
Speaker 3: when they got down on the six yard line and
Speaker 3: they had the false start, but they did snap the
Speaker 3: ball on that and it looked like Dak was taken
Speaker 3: off on a quarterback draw. It was twenty seven seconds
Speaker 3: left in the game. You're right, do you think that
Speaker 3: was the intention? And it occurred to me every time
Speaker 3: I see five yard line empty backfield, I always think
Speaker 3: quarterback draw because now you've got everybody out right, and
Speaker 3: it looked like they were running a quarterback draw there,
Speaker 3: and which would have been with no timeouts. That would
Speaker 3: have been taking some courage because but you did have
Speaker 3: enough time where you could do that as an element
Speaker 3: of surprise because you can line up.
Speaker 2: Especially after you already threw a touchdown past the turpin
Speaker 2: in kind of that same situation. It was a five
Speaker 2: yard touchdown past the turpin, who, by the way, had
Speaker 2: a really good game.
Speaker 6: His return was incredible. That was just great to see and.
Speaker 2: It shows you what the starting around midfield helps the score. Right,
Speaker 2: you're getting close, you don't have to drive the length
Speaker 2: of the field. That's why you know, if you can
Speaker 2: get past the twenty five yard line on kickoffs, you've
Speaker 2: shortened the field by at least one first down. So yeah,
Speaker 2: but I like that the four wide and the one
Speaker 2: time they I think they had all five of them
Speaker 2: out there.
Speaker 3: And I like, from the standpoint of Turpin Man, he
Speaker 3: like CD is a tough dude. Yes, I mean he
Speaker 3: heard his shoulder or whatever it was on the one plane.
Speaker 3: He's back in his ribs, okay, it was it was. Yeah,
Speaker 3: at first they were examining his shoulder and the way
Speaker 3: he fell it was looked like an ac joint whatever.
Speaker 2: And then I think tough.
Speaker 3: He gets right back out there and he scores touchdown
Speaker 3: moments later.
Speaker 2: And when he when he when he caught the touchdown pass,
Speaker 2: which by the way, got reviewed, he fell on his
Speaker 2: ribs again. But he was on the sideline and Jim
Speaker 2: Mauer and doctor Cooper were talking to him, and I
Speaker 2: could see he was trying to wave him off and
Speaker 2: and and then they finally left and he just walked
Speaker 2: away from him, picked up his helmet, and went stood
Speaker 2: over where the offensive backups were ready to go in. So, yeah,
Speaker 2: he is tough for a guy that's only my size, truly, Yes,
Speaker 2: that's all it was. I am not exaggerat he's probably
Speaker 2: five six. I wonder if they even list him at
Speaker 2: one seventy five. But yeah, so he had a you're.
Speaker 3: Still won seventy five.
Speaker 2: I think I'm that heavy. Oh, I just turned what.
Speaker 3: You're playing white?
Speaker 5: What How often do you think he hears that question?
Speaker 2: One twenty eight?
Speaker 4: How old were you?
Speaker 3: I was a sophomore in Sofboard High school.
Speaker 4: And you stopped after that, you stopped the sports.
Speaker 2: They head coach. He was standard by the scale at everything.
Speaker 2: Eddie goes, Oh, just get off. We're not putting that
Speaker 2: in the program.
Speaker 4: I bet you disappointed your coach a lot five.
Speaker 2: They listened him here. Look, they listened him here, five seven,
Speaker 2: one fifty five one five. There you know fat, he's
Speaker 2: more than that fast. Yeah, get off that scale. We're
Speaker 2: not putting that in there.
Speaker 3: Do you have another text you want.
Speaker 4: To go to or.
Speaker 6: A lot or the I did Mike McCarthy not challenge
Speaker 6: the spot on Philly's first series. I'm trying to find
Speaker 6: the specific I think it was.
Speaker 2: Early on the brotherly shove.
Speaker 3: On the fourth and one. Yeah, usually those you don't
Speaker 3: have enough evidence to overturn it.
Speaker 2: You're not gonna. I mean, they just like.
Speaker 3: What the Eagles were trying to do when they had
Speaker 3: the penalty after the fourth and one play, and they
Speaker 3: wanted and had the it was a dead ball penalty
Speaker 3: when Ferguson uh pulled, Well, actually, who's the Eagles player?
Speaker 3: Eagles player? Was it Byed who hit Ferguson? Yes, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: and Byared pulled Prescott back, and then so then Ferguson
Speaker 3: pulled Byered back or whatever so or Byed then goes
Speaker 3: after for Yeah.
Speaker 2: I wonder which one he's talking about, because they gave
Speaker 2: him two yards on the fourth and one. Then on
Speaker 2: the fourth and on it was a fourth and three
Speaker 2: and they completed a pass for twelve yards.
Speaker 6: It was on the fourth or the first drive when
Speaker 6: it was fourth and two.
Speaker 3: What did you see on the fourth the fourth and
Speaker 3: eighth the incomplete pass to Tolbert? Do you recall Tolbert's route?
Speaker 3: Tolbert won off the snap and then the reason I
Speaker 3: bring this up, I was listening to Rich Gannon this
Speaker 3: morning on NFL Serious, Serious, NFL Radio, and he said
Speaker 3: that Tolbert won off the ball. He was and but
Speaker 3: he there was something about the route that he didn't
Speaker 3: like that showed that they just need to be more
Speaker 3: in line quarterback and wide receiver.
Speaker 4: On the high throeve.
Speaker 3: It was on the fourth and eighth play at the
Speaker 3: end of the game.
Speaker 4: He was closely guarded and through the.
Speaker 3: High I can't remember exactly what Gannon said about it,
Speaker 3: but you said.
Speaker 6: Yeah, uh passed short right to Jayn Tolbert seven yards right.
Speaker 5: And he yeah, I saw whether the dB was on him,
Speaker 5: but that were kind of high.
Speaker 3: And I think what what Gannon was saying is that
Speaker 3: he won by a good yard off the route, but
Speaker 3: he didn't carry out the route properly.
Speaker 2: To maintain that ball. Wasn't the ball short, We're thinking
Speaker 2: of the one that was high, but he's thinking that.
Speaker 3: But Gannon is saying that he blamed it on the
Speaker 3: receiver not running the route correctly.
Speaker 2: It maybe it was supposed to be a comeback.
Speaker 5: Yeah, No, I what I saw was quarterback and wide
Speaker 5: receivers who were very much in tune to each other.
Speaker 5: It seemed like he was trying to force the lot
Speaker 5: a Tolbert as well. There were a couple of times
Speaker 5: where CD was like, hey, man, this is the time
Speaker 5: to come to me, and Dak was thinking, for some
Speaker 5: reason he has to get this rapport with Tobert and
Speaker 5: that worked out well for.
Speaker 4: The most part.
Speaker 5: I saw Dak throw a couple of passes where I
Speaker 5: mean if the guy didn't catch the ball, they was
Speaker 5: gonna stick into his stomach anyway.
Speaker 4: I saw two of those that.
Speaker 5: Were extremely accurate and aggressive passes that the wide receivers
Speaker 5: barely had a chance to turn around and the ball
Speaker 5: was already in the stomach.
Speaker 6: Was one was one Brandon Cooks and then one with
Speaker 6: CD Lamb.
Speaker 3: That's the one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: The one of CD was like he had to catch
Speaker 5: it almost hit him in his wrist because and the
Speaker 5: guys were like right there. That had to be an
Speaker 5: amazingly accurate pass because there was.
Speaker 4: No room for error.
Speaker 5: One receiver one dbut was on one side, one was
Speaker 5: on the other, and he stuck that in there he
Speaker 5: was and that was on the double team, if I'm
Speaker 5: not mistaken.
Speaker 2: There was one series they threw the ball to several
Speaker 2: different people and I remember under my breath saying, just
Speaker 2: throw the ball to CD Lamb, would you. At the
Speaker 2: next play they did, and it was a big game, right,
Speaker 2: and it's like, don't be messing around with all this
Speaker 2: other stuff just because it's in the playbook. Just throw
Speaker 2: the ball to CD. Cover up.
Speaker 5: Michael Gallup only had three targets in the game, am
Speaker 5: I right? That's that's unusual. I mean, I'm really hoping that.
Speaker 5: Like I said, he disappointed me so far this season.
Speaker 5: I was expecting a lot more from him coming up
Speaker 5: two years removed from his injury.
Speaker 2: Well, Cooks only had two targets catch.
Speaker 6: They need to utilize him a little bit more in
Speaker 6: my opinion as well.
Speaker 4: I mean, but guys, here's the thing.
Speaker 5: If Ferguson's going to get passes, then that's going to
Speaker 5: take away from Cooks, that's going to take away from Gallup.
Speaker 5: He's what he had nine He had nine catches yesterday,
Speaker 5: so they had to be at least who had fergusoners.
Speaker 2: Ninety one yards? I think it was seven catches for.
Speaker 4: He had to be targeting around ten times. You just
Speaker 4: don't have enough balls on the field.
Speaker 5: Now, they're gonna be games where the targeted will be
Speaker 5: targeted more than the slot receiver.
Speaker 2: But at least these last few games they were throwing
Speaker 2: the ball down the field. There was not any more
Speaker 2: of this horizontal offense of throwing smoke screens, throwing to
Speaker 2: Pollard in the flat.
Speaker 5: That's coming from Dak Dude. You talked about him just
Speaker 5: playing football. Yeah, I talked about it before before the game.
Speaker 5: Keep the tackles at bag. He's going to escape out
Speaker 5: the pocket. He's been doing it the last two weeks
Speaker 5: before last night.
Speaker 4: This is what he does. Now he knows that this
Speaker 4: is gonna be this is his life.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 4: You know, his.
Speaker 5: Offensive line won't be as you know, solid as we
Speaker 5: really thought they would be in the past. It's not
Speaker 5: happening now. He he's going to get pressure all the time.
Speaker 5: And thank god, he's got the ability and his receivers
Speaker 5: also to adjust to his scrambles extremely well. That has
Speaker 5: happened the last three weeks.
Speaker 4: This is not a flu. This is by design.
Speaker 3: Now, all right, before we go, ever, soon, once you
Speaker 3: look at the play, this is the Tolbert play, and
Speaker 3: you tell me what you think. That's the fourth and
Speaker 3: eighth play. That's the one a minute.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's talking about So what.
Speaker 3: Are you thinking? I think the replay will come up there.
Speaker 3: What are you thinking on the route by Tolbert here?
Speaker 3: If you watch the replay coming up here.
Speaker 5: I thought there was a good route. I thought that
Speaker 5: the dB just played them. I thought the dB played
Speaker 5: them well, he didn't shake him. I thought, if you
Speaker 5: were going to do anything, that should have been another
Speaker 5: one of those balls, like the same one.
Speaker 4: He threw to CD Lamb.
Speaker 5: It should have been lower right there, because the guy
Speaker 5: actually did have the Tobert did have his, He bodied him,
Speaker 5: he had them bodied out. It would have been a
Speaker 5: hell of a play regardless, because the dB just made
Speaker 5: a good play.
Speaker 4: You know, they get paid to bill.
Speaker 3: No. I just wanted to hear it because of what
Speaker 3: I heard Gannon say on the radio this morning. I
Speaker 3: wanted to escape.
Speaker 4: I would. I would put that on Dagon more than anybody.
Speaker 4: The bass, the quarterback put it.
Speaker 3: All right, Mickey, you have a parting shot. I'm done, Okay.
Speaker 3: I guess we're making drop all right, and I guess
Speaker 3: we'll see everybody tomorrow at you. We're gonna be looking
Speaker 3: forward to a week victory week, no more, no more parades,
Speaker 3: no more.
Speaker 2: Post games celebration, so in for Cowboys and.
Speaker 3: Now yeah we got we gotta wait four months for
Speaker 3: that parade, right, I.
Speaker 2: Think, Oh that's right, that's right. Maybe then I can.
Speaker 3: Say November December, January, February, okay, and we'll chat at
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