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Speaker 1: Back look fresh as always and the nice little button up.
Speaker 1: But you've got an extra button unbuttoned that I do
Speaker 1: you know what, Kyle, I gotta let it breathe. Man.
Speaker 1: We got a feeling for the next few hours. Yeah.
Speaker 1: You gotta let the ink breth. You got, you got
Speaker 1: the breath. The truth is it doesn't button. Yeah. I
Speaker 1: think Nick never actually has a button. It's popped off
Speaker 1: long ago whenever he had this shirt on. Uh. We've
Speaker 1: got Chris Beam in the back as always. Kyle Yeoman's
Speaker 1: glad to be with you. Uh, gentlemen, how are we
Speaker 1: doing doing? Will my friend swell swell? Yeah? Little chili
Speaker 1: this morning? Who wasn't it. Yeah, it was nice, nice
Speaker 1: and nippy. It was good. Nothing compared to what we
Speaker 1: were about to flun into. Thankfully US Bank Stadium is
Speaker 1: a dome. But yeah, Minnesota. On the wake up on
Speaker 1: both side, well, we won't be the team won't be
Speaker 1: flying in. We won't landing until fob ish Saturday time Saturday,
Speaker 1: so it won't be as bad. Um. But Sunday morning
Speaker 1: on the wake up, five degrees fairn win chill, well
Speaker 1: belows the roll walking into the state. It'll risk. That'll
Speaker 1: be nice. But you remember when they had to when
Speaker 1: they had to play at the college Minnesota. Oh yeah, listen,
Speaker 1: my blood is too southern. It's just my core plus
Speaker 1: will start icing over. It's the coldest temperature that you've
Speaker 1: been exposed to for a long duration of time. UM,
Speaker 1: Upstate New York January a few years ago, win chill
Speaker 1: was minus twenty nine degrees Oh mine, Wow, seriously like it?
Speaker 1: That kind of cold actually confuses your body, Like it
Speaker 1: goes past being frigid as far as you're feeling it, it
Speaker 1: it starts to burn. Yeah, Like the sensation feels like
Speaker 1: you're burning your skins on fire, because right your nerves
Speaker 1: are starting to get damaged. So, yeah, that was the cold.
Speaker 1: It's minus twenty nine degree win chill. What was yours?
Speaker 1: Minus four? Team? Okay, and we're practicing in New England. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: there's zero degrees. It was actual temperature you were out
Speaker 1: there thirty and that gust gust like a knife right through,
Speaker 1: right through whatever everything. And in a stadium. We're practicing
Speaker 1: in the stadium, mean not in the practice city. That
Speaker 1: wind swirls stock there to sucked straight to the bowl.
Speaker 1: Trying to think if I'm even close to any of that,
Speaker 1: I want to say I was in negative seven one
Speaker 1: point sk yeah, yeah, but I don't want tons of layers. See,
Speaker 1: And that's the thing. I don't really go up north
Speaker 1: in the winter very often. If I'm going up north,
Speaker 1: it's usually in the summer for either baseball at one
Speaker 1: point or stuff like that. So it's a little bit
Speaker 1: different whenever you're going up north in the winter because
Speaker 1: then you're going up to guy in places like Buffalo.
Speaker 1: Buffalo expected six feet of snow, not inches. Six feet
Speaker 1: of snow for their game against Cleveland. Yeah, no, thank you,
Speaker 1: thank you for US Bank Stadium to being a dome.
Speaker 1: For my friend Patrick you see and the Dallas Cowboys.
Speaker 1: Speaking of news and notes, Time had an injury report yesterday,
Speaker 1: one with a couple good news and a little bit
Speaker 1: of bad news. Yeah, well bad news is subjective to
Speaker 1: what happens today. We'll see context. So but that that
Speaker 1: report was kind of bad news. Yeah, it was a
Speaker 1: walk through. Yeah, okay, so explain all right? So wwrd
Speaker 1: what would Rob do? We know you're watching Rob. So,
Speaker 1: first of all, promising both Ezekiel Elliott, which you know
Speaker 1: he didn't suffer a setback last week anyway, so he
Speaker 1: was a limited participant on Wednesday, as was Anthony Brown,
Speaker 1: who remains in concussion protocol. But the fact that Anthony
Speaker 1: Brown was a participant at all means there is progress
Speaker 1: being made as far as some of those initial hurdles
Speaker 1: in the protocol being cleared. So that is promising. The
Speaker 1: bad news that Kyle is referring to is that DeMarcus
Speaker 1: Lawrence cropped up on the injury report with a foot injury.
Speaker 1: He was DNP, which is did not participate on a Wednesday.
Speaker 1: I circle that as something to watch, but I wouldn't
Speaker 1: be concerned about it just yet because I personally want
Speaker 1: to see Thursday's practice report, and there's actual actual practice,
Speaker 1: not just to walk through, which basically means they told
Speaker 1: him to sit down and don't come out yesterday and
Speaker 1: you know, just brush the foot. So today will be key,
Speaker 1: Tomorrow will be critical, and then of course Saturday. So
Speaker 1: something to watch there not necessarily bad news just yet,
Speaker 1: but something to watch that's definitely bad news. Now he
Speaker 1: has a history, Yeah, but he's been still playing out
Speaker 1: of his mind, get it. But he wasn't putting him
Speaker 1: on injury report. It wasn't. It's not the first time
Speaker 1: he's been on the injury report with his foot this year. Yes,
Speaker 1: when you don't recall that he what game was that
Speaker 1: that he suffered a foot injury or it ended up
Speaker 1: being he said it was foot or tightness in his foot.
Speaker 1: He left for a few plays and he returned. Help
Speaker 1: me out Twitter if Yeah, I don't remember that specific happened.
Speaker 1: I remember him leaving a game and then coming back,
Speaker 1: but I don't remember him ever actually being on the
Speaker 1: injury or I believe you're about the week report in
Speaker 1: the game that followed that I can look through. I've
Speaker 1: got my email, I can go through it. So something
Speaker 1: to watch they're flipping to the Vikings side of the
Speaker 1: injury report. Christian Derris saw some bad news for them.
Speaker 1: If we're going to go that route. They're starting left tackle,
Speaker 1: remains in the concussion protocol and unlike Anthony Brown who
Speaker 1: is limited in their walk through for the Cowboys, Derrissaw
Speaker 1: was a DNP. He did not even participate in the
Speaker 1: walk through yesterday, so doesn't look like looking like as
Speaker 1: of yesterday, he's making any progress. That's key obviously, starting
Speaker 1: left tackle, trying to protect Kirk Cousins, trying to open
Speaker 1: up lanes for Dalvin Cook and Madison m Dalvin Tomlinson,
Speaker 1: big body knows tackle. Cowboys know him well from his
Speaker 1: time with the Giants. He was DNP with a calf injury.
Speaker 1: Something to watch there as well. And Justin Jefferson popped
Speaker 1: up on the Vikings injury report for the toe issue.
Speaker 1: Justin Jefferson, he was limited yesterday in the walk through,
Speaker 1: but he is battling a toe issue. Big tour, pinky toe.
Speaker 1: Good question, good question. I don't know if we're gonna
Speaker 1: go full Hall of Nights. I don't know if it
Speaker 1: was I don't know if they know. It makes a
Speaker 1: different we gotta we gotta know it doesn't make it's
Speaker 1: investigative journalism that we can find out over the course
Speaker 1: of today. If it's big toe, pinky toe, or one
Speaker 1: of the three chest in one of the three medals,
Speaker 1: which one would you tall? Is it big is? Yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 1: because especially for a receiver running routes, breaks and things
Speaker 1: like that. So yeah, Justin Jefferson something to watch nursing
Speaker 1: a toe issue. So that's, uh, that's going to be
Speaker 1: the big the big uns as far as the news
Speaker 1: and notes. Toe injury has Michael Thomas sideline for the
Speaker 1: rest of the year. It does, so, I mean for
Speaker 1: a wide receiver, receivers and you don't want toe issues. Yeah,
Speaker 1: for a defensive lineman, a foot is significant too, to
Speaker 1: keep in mind. So I'm just they're probably saying the
Speaker 1: exact same thing we are qualified as. Let me see
Speaker 1: today's report for both for both, Okay, for both. Okay,
Speaker 1: I was about to say, because they're saying the same thing.
Speaker 1: They're like, oh my gosh, de Marcus Lawrence isn't gonna play.
Speaker 1: We're gonna run all over this team. Keep that energy
Speaker 1: over here. For both Justin Jefferson and for the Marcus Lawrence.
Speaker 1: Let's see today's injury report when practices actually occur in
Speaker 1: both cities. Let's see what their status is at the
Speaker 1: end of the day. Hashtag keep that, en keep that.
Speaker 1: Lets see if the Cowboys can keep that energy that
Speaker 1: they had in the first three quarters against the Packers
Speaker 1: and take that to all four quarters against this Vikings defense.
Speaker 1: I mean, there were times where that offense finally got
Speaker 1: back off the ground. Giants game, Giants games, when he
Speaker 1: was on the Big Dame. Just for playing on Twitter,
Speaker 1: Giants game, appreciate your big Dame. But there were times
Speaker 1: where this offense looked like it was working again. There
Speaker 1: were times and then and then it came to Nate
Speaker 1: Newton is just simply to get on Isaiah's camera. Here.
Speaker 1: Look at there he is. Look at that, He's just watching.
Speaker 1: He's just watching. Look at trying he trying out today. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he's gonna take this fourth chair. Nate Newton about to
Speaker 1: join us here. I'm talking Cowboys man to let him in.
Speaker 1: But previewing the Cowboys offense versus the Minnesota defense, there
Speaker 1: were times where this looked like it was working. Nate
Speaker 1: Newton in week number ten against the Minnesota Vikings. How
Speaker 1: can they keep that consistency going the Cowboys offense, how
Speaker 1: can they keep that consistency through all through? Why? Hey,
Speaker 1: I think up until this point, coach Cole Moore has
Speaker 1: been doing a nice a nice job. And yesterday the
Speaker 1: last game that we played, I didn't like that up
Speaker 1: tempo and second half because I think we needed to
Speaker 1: rest our defense. But he's been calling good games. And
Speaker 1: if Zeke can get back this week and maybe give
Speaker 1: him one or two more runs and continue to let
Speaker 1: Tony Potla duty has to do. And I think we
Speaker 1: need involved by tight ends a little bit more. I
Speaker 1: think we should be okay going up in there trying
Speaker 1: to control the time of possession. You agree there, Kyle,
Speaker 1: I do agree. I think overall, Kellen's done a good job,
Speaker 1: but it's not a great job yet. He's still learning,
Speaker 1: he's still getting better. Isaiah, do you disagree? I can
Speaker 1: bear everything too what I've seen him capable of, and
Speaker 1: that's that's yeah, that's I mean, so once I know
Speaker 1: what you're capable of, I know you can run a
Speaker 1: four two four four is not not getting it done.
Speaker 1: It's not trash, it's not trash exactly. That's and that's
Speaker 1: what we're saying, right, it's not trash, need improve, but
Speaker 1: we know what you're capable of. I just wanted and
Speaker 1: there's no limit on it, right like like like like
Speaker 1: master p. So I'm trying to under understand what I
Speaker 1: think once he overcomes his internal shackles that he has
Speaker 1: on himself, he will be much better and this office
Speaker 1: will be much more efficient because they're not struggling in
Speaker 1: certain areas, but they're trying to force it in the
Speaker 1: other area in other regions. So to Nate's point, how
Speaker 1: do you control the clock? You control the clock. But
Speaker 1: by being efficient. Now, I'm gonna go off off the
Speaker 1: rails a little bit here and by saying, uh, this
Speaker 1: this is about our wide receivers and our quarterback and
Speaker 1: our tight ends. If these guys our own par yeah,
Speaker 1: we we win this game, Fellas and and and that
Speaker 1: is being more efficient not only falls on coach more
Speaker 1: it falls on the individual players. And it takes me
Speaker 1: back to what I've been saying and preaching all week,
Speaker 1: and I'm gonna continue to preach this until I see it.
Speaker 1: Do your job, you know, Uh, Coach Kelly can put
Speaker 1: together game plans all day and try to get people
Speaker 1: in position, and maybe he needs to do a better
Speaker 1: job of saying, hey, tight end, you can't get caught up,
Speaker 1: whether it's in the end zone or whether it's a
Speaker 1: neck a boot, because I've heard our quarterbacks said that, well,
Speaker 1: our guy got caught up. You can't get caught up.
Speaker 1: This is a necessary thing for us to develop our offense.
Speaker 1: So we can put more and more in and we
Speaker 1: can be just we can tweak every week and gets
Speaker 1: people a different look. Just about tweaking this. So the
Speaker 1: efficiency not only falls on coach more, it falls on
Speaker 1: the quarterback, and it falls on the wide receivers. You
Speaker 1: know running backs. They're doing their job even in third
Speaker 1: down situations. Polit becomes better. Zeke is who he is,
Speaker 1: a little Malique Turner running like he's a young Zeke
Speaker 1: with power and with skills. So this falls on three people. Yeah,
Speaker 1: offensive line, do your job. Wide receivers, tight ends do
Speaker 1: your job. And that allows the other two guys, Coach Kellerman,
Speaker 1: and they're efficient. They're really not as an offense, they're
Speaker 1: not far from being. I don't want to use the
Speaker 1: word prolific because prolific would be like what they were
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty one, but they're not far from being
Speaker 1: a threat on a weekly basis, because if you look
Speaker 1: at what happened in Green Bay, it was lack of execution,
Speaker 1: and under that umbrella of lack of execution goes miscommunication
Speaker 1: ques between QB and wide receiver. If you take those
Speaker 1: two miscommunications away, you just deleted two interceptions and then
Speaker 1: you delete fourteen points for Aaron Rodgers because he got
Speaker 1: two touchdowns off of those two interceptions, and the Cowboys
Speaker 1: win the game. So to Nate's point, Kellen until all
Speaker 1: of our point, because we're all correctness aspect, Kellen needs
Speaker 1: to improve in the aspect of understanding situationally when to
Speaker 1: go into the hurry up versus when to slow the
Speaker 1: game down and start pounding in you know the defense.
Speaker 1: I love when he starts out the game in the
Speaker 1: hurry up because if everything's being executed, it tends to
Speaker 1: put it tends to put the opposing defense on their heels.
Speaker 1: They're not ready for that. That's helping the Cowboys get
Speaker 1: off the fast starts. Same for the third quarter. There's
Speaker 1: a reason the Cowboys have been really, really good in
Speaker 1: the third quarter. But if you look at a game
Speaker 1: like the Packers, and they're red hot in the third quarter,
Speaker 1: as they typically are, but then they start coughing up
Speaker 1: you know, points here and they're seventeen unanswered. You go
Speaker 1: back and look at the film and you say, well,
Speaker 1: why what happened? It's because you were moving too fast. Yes,
Speaker 1: And going back to what I said yesterday, I don't
Speaker 1: think that they missed Ezekiel Elliott so much so that
Speaker 1: they couldn't have won the game against the Packers. But
Speaker 1: once the game started to get away from them, that's
Speaker 1: when they started to miss Ezekiel Elliott. Do you think
Speaker 1: Zeke makes that much of a difference this week compared
Speaker 1: to last week. I do, because of his running style.
Speaker 1: I do. If you're going to control time of possession,
Speaker 1: that's the man. Zeke is the guy to do that,
Speaker 1: right may All, it's not so much that we need Zeke.
Speaker 1: It's just execution and what you're doing. And because I
Speaker 1: thought the Malite Davis guy did what he had to do,
Speaker 1: it's just that we had to slow down. We had
Speaker 1: to slow down the cards. One thing that has happened
Speaker 1: is that and I say this, all of us up
Speaker 1: until last week. Maybe not Zeke. I mean maybe not zoos,
Speaker 1: maybe not zoos, but all of us bought into the
Speaker 1: Sack Party. To a man, to a woman, to a podcast,
Speaker 1: we all, wow, okay, they rushed with two unt of yards,
Speaker 1: but we won. We bought into it. But now it
Speaker 1: ain't happening no more. I think zeus spot into it too.
Speaker 1: You picked the Cowboys to win thirty one thirteen or
Speaker 1: whatever it was, those two different conversations. We're talking about
Speaker 1: the sack Party. Yeah, you're mbering about the Sack Party
Speaker 1: as we're talking about That's what they said. Yeah, yes, sir,
Speaker 1: I understand, But when when did he know against the
Speaker 1: Sack Party, I wouldn't. I made a point of emphasis
Speaker 1: because you remember, against the Bears, You're like, oh, they
Speaker 1: can have the two hundred pleasures. I'm like, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: but but he gains nobody, like nobody. You can't allow
Speaker 1: that versus nobody, because if you if you allow that,
Speaker 1: then you've already shown where your weakness is. Now. They
Speaker 1: might be the Bears might be prolific and running the ball,
Speaker 1: and that might be what they do best, but they're
Speaker 1: still attacking a weakness that you have. They're not just
Speaker 1: simply overpowering your personnel. They're simply exposing you, and they
Speaker 1: have better personnel for that particular type of the scheme.
Speaker 1: Once you show that on film, every team, every team
Speaker 1: will expose that what happened to next week exposed what's
Speaker 1: gonna happen this week. We're gonna see, We're gonna see it.
Speaker 1: Because if you load the box up, what's gonna happen,
Speaker 1: they're coming up and the thing outside. Yeah, justin Jefferson,
Speaker 1: you've got the dealings. So like that's that's when they're
Speaker 1: talking about, Like, yeah, sad party is awesome. When you
Speaker 1: force the team to have to pass, but you have
Speaker 1: to get the team either out of their game plan
Speaker 1: by getting up early, or you have to be so
Speaker 1: prominent in your run defense that they now have to
Speaker 1: pass the bar and now you can go do what
Speaker 1: you do best. So here's the thing, And I'll say this,
Speaker 1: I said a hundred times, I'll say it again. I
Speaker 1: don't care what happened in the Bears game because of
Speaker 1: how the Bears game flowed. Care And I'm not trying
Speaker 1: to take that away from you, Mike. I'm saying the
Speaker 1: reason I don't care about that, it's simply because the
Speaker 1: game was so dominated by the Cowboys that they said,
Speaker 1: we know that you want to go over the top
Speaker 1: to get back in the game. So what we're gonna
Speaker 1: do is protect that you can have all that you
Speaker 1: can run into your hearts as I are not hold on,
Speaker 1: hold on. But then you flip it to Green Bay.
Speaker 1: That's a different story because remember what I said after
Speaker 1: the Bears game. If the game was close against Chicago
Speaker 1: and they run up two hundred plus yards, then it's
Speaker 1: a problem because that you needed to stop that from
Speaker 1: happening because the game was in the balance. The game
Speaker 1: in Green Bay was you sold out to stop the run.
Speaker 1: You didn't set out to stop the run against Chicago
Speaker 1: because you had the game one in hand and you
Speaker 1: were letting, you know, the clock work against them and
Speaker 1: they were just not smart enough to try to pass.
Speaker 1: The only problem we have here is one coach was
Speaker 1: protecting this young quarterback and the other coach was just
Speaker 1: putting this quarterback in position to win the game. And
Speaker 1: this has always been the Achilles hial for the last
Speaker 1: five to six years. What does the Cowboys do when
Speaker 1: you have a running game with a good, solid quarterback
Speaker 1: that can control tempo and we have lost every game
Speaker 1: we have lost this year comes down to that. I speak, yes, yes, yes,
Speaker 1: you play nine games a year, correct, nine games a year?
Speaker 1: How many games were not? One hundred yard games? Run
Speaker 1: defensively run defense? Uh? Two? Two? Yeah, let me go
Speaker 1: down the line. One hundred and fifty two yards, one
Speaker 1: hundred and sixty seven yards, one hundred forty two yards,
Speaker 1: one hundred and thirty six yards, one hundred seventeen yards
Speaker 1: two forty two o seven. You don't see your problem here?
Speaker 1: Who said they didn't see a problems? I'm saying to
Speaker 1: say that you don't. It doesn't bother you. Like no
Speaker 1: defensive coordinator's gonna say, hey, keep running the ball. Ultimately,
Speaker 1: your your goal is to win the ultimate contextually get it,
Speaker 1: I get it, I get it. But contextually you've given
Speaker 1: up my point. My point is exclusive to the Chicago
Speaker 1: Bears game, and I'm saying it's not exclusive though, because
Speaker 1: that was two forty against them. That's two or seven
Speaker 1: in the following game. Prior to that, you gave up
Speaker 1: one seventeen, one thirty six. So what I'm saying, if
Speaker 1: I if I let you have, what's if I put
Speaker 1: on my front yard something debate you to keep you
Speaker 1: from trying to get what's in the backyard, and you
Speaker 1: take that bait, that's all willing good. But if I
Speaker 1: go on the front yard with my shotgun to keep
Speaker 1: you from taking something on my front yard and you
Speaker 1: take it anyway, I get it that surprised. How many
Speaker 1: times have they done that this year? Have they put
Speaker 1: it out there and say, I got a shotgun with you?
Speaker 1: I got a shotgun. The only Game two game, the
Speaker 1: only game that they weren't on the frontyard, on the
Speaker 1: front line with the shotgun. What Chicago. Which is why
Speaker 1: I'm saying I don't care because of how that game flowed.
Speaker 1: I obviously care about what happened with Green. I obviously
Speaker 1: care about what they allowed the Philadelphia Eagles to do
Speaker 1: in the run game. Obviously I'm saying, don't take my
Speaker 1: grain of rice that I'm describing and turn it into
Speaker 1: a home to say. I'm just saying that this defense
Speaker 1: has made valiant efforts to stop the run up every
Speaker 1: team that they played. Some teams are gonna be more
Speaker 1: of emphasis than others because of what those teams present,
Speaker 1: But every team, aside from the Rams, who have no
Speaker 1: running game, zero running game. So we could just eliminate
Speaker 1: that one. Okay, the Cincinnati Bengals, they run the ball
Speaker 1: pretty well, but they like to throw the ball. Okay,
Speaker 1: those are the only two teams that you had any
Speaker 1: form of success stopping the run, and you jumped up
Speaker 1: seventeen to three against Cincinnati and they didn't really Going
Speaker 1: to what Nate said, which also goes to what Mike said,
Speaker 1: which was past rush is a privilege. And when I
Speaker 1: spoke with Neville Gallimore yesterday, I love what he said
Speaker 1: and that he said, coach, hit it on the head.
Speaker 1: You have to earn the You have to earn third
Speaker 1: down by winning on first and second down. If you
Speaker 1: can't win on first and second down and force you know,
Speaker 1: third and minus third and long, then your pass rushers
Speaker 1: are not going to be able to pin their ears
Speaker 1: back and go and get guys because you guess what
Speaker 1: you're gonna have to be and run defense again. But
Speaker 1: now third and mid, third and short, the other team
Speaker 1: has options. They could run the ball, or they could
Speaker 1: do a quick slant. And now you're going up against
Speaker 1: a Minnesota team that loves West Coast and your quick
Speaker 1: ends and your quick out. So this is a game
Speaker 1: going into Minnesota where the Cowboys absolutely have to. It
Speaker 1: goes without saying they have to stop the run, but
Speaker 1: in doing so, it will then free up the pass
Speaker 1: rush because you're gonna put them in third and longs.
Speaker 1: And now this is against Kirk Cousins, who will throw
Speaker 1: interceptions and make mistakes. So yeah, Cowboys have an issue
Speaker 1: on run defense. All I'm saying is, after that, out
Speaker 1: of that holy equation, take the Bears out and drop
Speaker 1: them in the trash, and everything else is true. That's
Speaker 1: all I'm saying, ding ding Ding Round one has come
Speaker 1: to an end. I really enjoyed that. However, this is
Speaker 1: a preview for the Cowboys offense versus the Minnesota defense,
Speaker 1: and we haven't talked a single look of that side
Speaker 1: of like the first twelve seconds he was blessing us
Speaker 1: with knowledge Santhony can get the rundown, though, So we're
Speaker 1: gotta make sure, we gotta make sure that we're we're
Speaker 1: staying on track here. But when we come back, you
Speaker 1: can stick around if you want, Nate, you got anything
Speaker 1: to do. No, I'll sit around then, because I mean
Speaker 1: I'll just you know, like just dodging bullets. Glad they're
Speaker 1: sitting on opposite sides. Of the table. I like it. Oh,
Speaker 1: I know, it's it's all funny games. When we come back,
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Speaker 1: Nate Newton zally knock out all of your holiday shopping
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Speaker 1: right up your alley, Santa Claus. Yes, yes, yes, very nice. Yeah.
Speaker 1: He just keeps on giving, keeps on giving. You. Speaking
Speaker 1: of giving, you got a gift in the in the
Speaker 1: break there from our friend Douglas. Yeah. Yeah, and I'll
Speaker 1: put to people. Yeah. I shouldn't have put that away,
Speaker 1: but well I didn't want you out to have none
Speaker 1: of it. Yeah, I'll take the other stuff that I may.
Speaker 1: Can't get it out. Man, My fingers too fat and
Speaker 1: I can't move st I keep talking, my man, keep talking.
Speaker 1: Just want me to keep talking? Where where? Yeah? I
Speaker 1: do that, man, I do that. Fat Man Douglas who
Speaker 1: listens to all the shows and he's actually the one
Speaker 1: that cuts up the cow bites. He does a lot
Speaker 1: of audio work for us. He walked in and he
Speaker 1: gave this card. Do your job, do your job, just
Speaker 1: like what Nate was saying. That was from the Jason
Speaker 1: Garrett era, right, is that what you're saying? Yes, yes, Jason,
Speaker 1: if you did your job, you still that's my boy.
Speaker 1: He hit me the other day. Jason hit me the
Speaker 1: other day, man, And I appreciate that, you know, to
Speaker 1: tell me. Gave U some network my number, and I
Speaker 1: was like, okay, great, great to hear from you. Jason
Speaker 1: doing a great job on TV. Yeah, just do your job, man,
Speaker 1: that's all. Yeah, we have to just do our jobs.
Speaker 1: But that's that's the same thing that not only was
Speaker 1: Neville saying, it's the same thing that Michael Parson said
Speaker 1: after the game, it's the same thing that jay Ron
Speaker 1: Curse said in the locker room yesterday when when they
Speaker 1: were all asked, you know, what's wrong with the run defense? Um,
Speaker 1: And then when you talked to Dan Quinn and you
Speaker 1: ask questions like do you have the right personnel to
Speaker 1: fix it? And he says absolutely, And then you go
Speaker 1: back and you look at the film and you say, well,
Speaker 1: Bq's not wrong. They do have the right personnel. So
Speaker 1: what went wrong in Green Bay, for example, execution, wrong lanes,
Speaker 1: over pursuits, guys playing hero ball, And what never say
Speaker 1: yesterday was he said, hey, we got a defense full
Speaker 1: of dogs. Everybody is a dog on our defense. I
Speaker 1: think we can all agree with that. He said. The
Speaker 1: problem is is every dog is more or less trying to,
Speaker 1: you know, get the home run swing in one play.
Speaker 1: Stay within yourself, stay within your assignment, don't over pursue,
Speaker 1: don't you know, try to be that guy because and
Speaker 1: remember that you're that guy by default. So if you
Speaker 1: just stick to your assignment and the guy next to
Speaker 1: you in either direction sticks to their assignment, the run
Speaker 1: game would be precipitously better than what we've seen guys,
Speaker 1: I want to talk offense. This is this is so good.
Speaker 1: I'm just kidding. I'm not really that upset about it
Speaker 1: because I think the cover now we can't switch it though,
Speaker 1: because I also forgot the news and notes. M Zadarius Smith,
Speaker 1: team leader for the Vikings and sacks not in a
Speaker 1: half sacks dealing with the knee issue. He popped up
Speaker 1: on the injury report yesterday. So is he limited or
Speaker 1: was he out? He was limited? Okay, he was limited,
Speaker 1: but you know, hashtag keep that energy right, Let's see
Speaker 1: what practice holds today for Zadarius Smith as well, because
Speaker 1: if he's dealing with a a knee issue of any
Speaker 1: souff he's less than a hundred percent then obviously, technically speaking,
Speaker 1: that ship work in the Cowboys favor. I hesitate to
Speaker 1: say it because Rashaan Garry was out. And what did
Speaker 1: you when you went back and watched the film, Isaiah,
Speaker 1: what what did you think of the performance for the
Speaker 1: Cowboys offense in Green Bay? Do you think it was
Speaker 1: above their average this season? No? What do you what
Speaker 1: do you think? What would you put it? See? I
Speaker 1: mean it's pretty basic. I mean that defensive Green Bay
Speaker 1: is not a threat and you weren't that effective against it.
Speaker 1: You can blame it on a miscommunication, you can blame
Speaker 1: it on you know, not sticking with the run. Whatever
Speaker 1: you want to say. They should have scored more points
Speaker 1: than they scored in Green Bay twenty eight. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: when you when you look towards a defense of Minnesota,
Speaker 1: Minnesota gets points scored against them two. But they have
Speaker 1: substantially more personnel than Green Bay had on their defense,
Speaker 1: and their front seven is solid. They're not you know,
Speaker 1: they're they're former names or guys that can be game
Speaker 1: records if you allow for them to get in their zone.
Speaker 1: But I think the strength and they have guys at
Speaker 1: every level. Let's let's not make a mistake. They have
Speaker 1: a guy, they have d Lineman, they got a line
Speaker 1: direct backers, and they obviously have some some cornerbacks and
Speaker 1: safeties talking about Pat p and yeah, big Smith. So
Speaker 1: but I think that the strength of this defense is
Speaker 1: their linebackers. I think I think Jordan Hicks and Eric
Speaker 1: Kendricks and and you put Zadarius Smith in there if
Speaker 1: you want to. He's really a d N. But those linebackers, man,
Speaker 1: these guys don't miss tackles. They just don't miss tackles,
Speaker 1: and these guys are big and physical and if you're
Speaker 1: if you try to run the ball against them, they
Speaker 1: have a lot of gap integrity. They're not jumping around blocks,
Speaker 1: they're coming downhill, and their cornerbacks and safeties are more
Speaker 1: than willing and happy to come down there and hit
Speaker 1: you as well. So it's gonna be it's gonna be
Speaker 1: definitely a challenge. They don't do anything amazing, they don't
Speaker 1: pressure you a lot. They're not their defensive ends aren't
Speaker 1: necessarily getting home all the time. But in terms of
Speaker 1: running integrity and gap integrity, they make it difficult on
Speaker 1: you. You You know how to punish that guys who love
Speaker 1: coming down and you know, playing downhill against your run
Speaker 1: as you put in a running back that loves going
Speaker 1: uphill to meet them and roses to Tony Pollard, he
Speaker 1: is very good at what he does, very good, and
Speaker 1: he's a starter in the league with any other team.
Speaker 1: But this is a game where because you have guys
Speaker 1: like Jordan Hicks, whom the Cowboys know very well from
Speaker 1: his time with the Philadelphia Eagles. Try to tackle Ezekiel
Speaker 1: Elliott a few times and then you start thinking twice
Speaker 1: about it the fourth and fifth time. It's over the
Speaker 1: course of a game. It really just beats you down.
Speaker 1: So it's a different type of running style. So hopefully
Speaker 1: for the Cowboys to help combat that, because yeah they
Speaker 1: have some their linebacker chords. Something else to help combat
Speaker 1: that is you just keep punching them in the mouth,
Speaker 1: keep punching them in the mouth, and eventually a tooth
Speaker 1: comes loose, and then another one falls out. And here
Speaker 1: you are in the fourth quarter and they don't want
Speaker 1: to tackle anymore because they're they're better than Bruce, So
Speaker 1: that that's going to open up. Guess what here we
Speaker 1: come my arrest play action. Yeah, so this is how
Speaker 1: you do it. You have to control this game because
Speaker 1: if you don't, Zadarius Smith and done there. Hunter. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they play up and down the line. You can see
Speaker 1: them over the guards, you can see them over the tackles,
Speaker 1: you can see them in gaps. But if you control
Speaker 1: it through the run game and play action pass and
Speaker 1: keep your tight ends involved in this game, then they'll
Speaker 1: basically go back to the outside linebacker positions, their defensive
Speaker 1: in positions. You don't want them being able to play
Speaker 1: over our guards, you know, And even though we got
Speaker 1: a great guard and I right guard. We don't want
Speaker 1: that over our left guarden. You want to make sure
Speaker 1: these guys stay home by controlling the short passing game
Speaker 1: and you run game, and so to keep these guys
Speaker 1: at home, and to make sure that Kendricks and uh
Speaker 1: and and the other guy, Jordan Hicks make sure they
Speaker 1: play their normal positions. So that that's we have to
Speaker 1: do this man. And going back to last week, I
Speaker 1: thought Green Bay defense with Kenny, I can't think it
Speaker 1: was named a big nose tackle three techniques. I thought
Speaker 1: they were better than they than they seemed. And this
Speaker 1: team here has led stats. Don't let the stats fool
Speaker 1: you with Minnesota because what they have shown me is
Speaker 1: when they need to stop alive Buffalo, they will get
Speaker 1: a stop. You know. So this this team is much
Speaker 1: better than you think, but they can be controlled. If
Speaker 1: you do a short passing game and run downhill, it'll
Speaker 1: make these other Smith and uh hunters stay home and
Speaker 1: the interior of the defensive line might be a little
Speaker 1: a little less meati this week because Tomlinson right, so
Speaker 1: he's dealing with the calf injury. He did not participate yesterday.
Speaker 1: Now that's one that I don't know that he's going
Speaker 1: to participate to do today either, So there's a there's
Speaker 1: a good chance that Tomlinson is not in the middle
Speaker 1: of that defensive line for the Vikings on Sunday. So
Speaker 1: that just goes back to what we're saying, run the ball.
Speaker 1: Hopefully Zeke is there so you can have that particular
Speaker 1: punishing running style and then play Tony pollodoff of that,
Speaker 1: which then feeds the play action, and just go from
Speaker 1: there and start attacking. Make those safeties start coming forward
Speaker 1: because they're afraid of the run game and they got
Speaker 1: to help in that run game and play action over
Speaker 1: the head, play action, ten out, play action. I think
Speaker 1: that's what you the strategy you would like to get to.
Speaker 1: But these guys are so sound up front. You can
Speaker 1: wear them down right, you can wear them down right,
Speaker 1: but if you're impatient, then they're gonna they'll make you
Speaker 1: pay for him. Because Smith doesn't need to be up
Speaker 1: in the box. If he comes in the box, you
Speaker 1: better you better freaking you better watch out because he's
Speaker 1: coming to hit somebody in their mouth. But these these
Speaker 1: linebackers are so freaking just savvy, man, and like they're
Speaker 1: they are not going to be out there gaps. They're
Speaker 1: not gonna be jumping around blocks. They will two gap
Speaker 1: of freaking offensive linement like there's nobody's business, and they'll
Speaker 1: shed them and get the pack. I mean, these guys
Speaker 1: are physical, Nathan. I'm sure you've seen it on film.
Speaker 1: They're physical linebacker Like this is like the definition of linebackers.
Speaker 1: This isn't like a hybrid you know, twenty twenty two
Speaker 1: type of linebacker Like this is true. They could play
Speaker 1: in any error, plug a hole, run downhill, make a tackle,
Speaker 1: make a read linebacker. Sure tacklers, how tight end has
Speaker 1: got to come into play. Not only make sure you're
Speaker 1: blocking well, but we gotta get them involved. We have
Speaker 1: to get them involved in in our passing game. Paging
Speaker 1: Fergie and him the shut paging those two you because
Speaker 1: don't don't's gonna get his targets. You know, I said
Speaker 1: that before and I would say it again. He's Dak
Speaker 1: Prescott's favorite receiver. You've seen that kind of coming back
Speaker 1: continues to play itself out. And I said that when
Speaker 1: Dad came back, I was like, you want to see
Speaker 1: the reemergence of Dalton shots, And now we're seeing it
Speaker 1: But the thing with Dolton Shots is he's not that
Speaker 1: guy that gets yack after you get him in space.
Speaker 1: I think we saw an instance of that at least
Speaker 1: once in Green Bay where he got that got him
Speaker 1: out out in space and he couldn't beat that the
Speaker 1: single techler that was out there. And that's not a
Speaker 1: knock against Shots. Is just not his game. But then
Speaker 1: when you harken back to the Philadelphia game and you
Speaker 1: saw what Jake Ferguson does in space, and then you
Speaker 1: know that Hindershot can stretch the field. Get these young
Speaker 1: guys involved in Minnesota, get these safeties trying to figure
Speaker 1: out how they should play, and then you got an advantage.
Speaker 1: Dallas has committed just nine turnovers on the season, that's
Speaker 1: the fourth fewest in the entire NFL. They've turned it
Speaker 1: over nine times, that's it. Entering Week eleven, Minnesota's defense
Speaker 1: has tallied sixteen takeaways on the year, that's the second
Speaker 1: most in the league to this point. Off of those turnovers,
Speaker 1: Minnesota has cashed in on forty six points. So not
Speaker 1: only can the defense take the football away, but when
Speaker 1: they take it away, they're gonna convert. They're gonna make
Speaker 1: you pay. And that's the biggest thing for Dallas this
Speaker 1: week is two things. One hold on to the football
Speaker 1: and two if you do your defense has got a
Speaker 1: bow up and do some work. But offensively, hold on
Speaker 1: to the football. You've done a good job of that
Speaker 1: this year. But over the last few games, those takeaways,
Speaker 1: those turnovers that have been forced against you, have come
Speaker 1: back to cost you. Allah Green Bay and what happened
Speaker 1: in the early parts of that football game, crossface, brother, crossface,
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Speaker 1: talk more about the Cowboys or the Vikings secondary. I
Speaker 1: didn't necessarily when I was watching film, I didn't necessarily
Speaker 1: see anything that was too concerning. But they've still got
Speaker 1: pieces on the back side of that defense. When we
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Speaker 1: Glad you're with us. Let's wrap things up by talking secondary.
Speaker 1: Ceedee Lamb, with a career game last week, came the
Speaker 1: fifth Cowboys receiver in franchise history to have at least
Speaker 1: ten receptions, at least one hundred and fifty yards and
Speaker 1: two touchdowns in a single game, only the fifth one
Speaker 1: to ever do so. Had a career game with eleven
Speaker 1: receptions one hundred and fifty yards in those two scores. Isaiah,
Speaker 1: when you look at the secondary of Minnesota, how can
Speaker 1: Dallas have some success in the passing game? Be patient? Yeah,
Speaker 1: they got to be patient to work their way down
Speaker 1: the field. These guys are playing single high cover three
Speaker 1: most of the time, and they're really just allowing their
Speaker 1: underneath coverage to keep everything at bay. They are probably
Speaker 1: the one one of the most I'll go out there
Speaker 1: on the limb, the most patient defense that Dallas has
Speaker 1: faced this year, meaning that they're gonna play soft coverage.
Speaker 1: Let you get things in front. They don't want you
Speaker 1: behind them. They really don't want you behind them at all.
Speaker 1: And Kellen Moore is going to be challenged to play
Speaker 1: really Minnesota's version Minnesota's style of offense, which is West
Speaker 1: Coast take the underneath routes, work your way down the field,
Speaker 1: run the ball, long sustained drives like they're okay doing that.
Speaker 1: And because Minnesota plays so physical, it starts to wear
Speaker 1: on you. And I know you guys are talking about
Speaker 1: some of the turnovers to some of these teams have
Speaker 1: had committed against them. Well, after a while, you get
Speaker 1: tired of getting hit, you know what I'm saying, Like
Speaker 1: that hope for the duration the game. You start feeling
Speaker 1: those hits, and all of a sudden you start saying,
Speaker 1: to screw this man, let's let's try to take this
Speaker 1: thing over the top. And that's when you start having
Speaker 1: us and you know, guys start trying to do too
Speaker 1: much with their yak yardists and trying to start making
Speaker 1: plays because they just want to hurry him and scoring.
Speaker 1: And Minnesota's like, oh, that's what we've been waiting on.
Speaker 1: Thank you, do your job. And again, I'm going to
Speaker 1: beat this drum until we see it consistently a thing.
Speaker 1: But you gotta keep running the ball. But not just that.
Speaker 1: And when I say keep running the ball, obviously don't
Speaker 1: mean to do it one hundred percent of the time.
Speaker 1: Rewind the sick the episode and you'll hear what we're saying,
Speaker 1: running the ball to establish it, and then you'll be
Speaker 1: able to get the play action off and that's going
Speaker 1: to keep these these safeties. And you know Harrison Smith,
Speaker 1: for example, four interceptions, seven past deflections, Patrick Peterson future
Speaker 1: Hall of Famer, three interceptions, twelve pass deflections. They can
Speaker 1: both cover and take the ball away. You have to
Speaker 1: make sure that you're picking your spots and you're picking
Speaker 1: them wisely. But you can't just go out thinking you're
Speaker 1: going to pitch it all over the field against this team,
Speaker 1: because you're gonna pay for that. You're going to pay
Speaker 1: for that. You have to get them guessing. You have
Speaker 1: to get them trying to figure out is it a run,
Speaker 1: is it a pass? If it is a pass, who's
Speaker 1: it going to is it to Dalton up the team
Speaker 1: or oh my god, I see Ferguson and Hindershot Will.
Speaker 1: Maybe they don't respect those two guys yet, and then
Speaker 1: you can make them pay for that. They're obviously going
Speaker 1: to shade a lot of attention to Ceedee Lamb. I
Speaker 1: think this is going to have to be a big
Speaker 1: game for Michael Gallup. I wouldn't be surprised if ceedee
Speaker 1: lamb ends up with which will still be a good game,
Speaker 1: you know, sixty five seventy yard game, and then Michael
Speaker 1: Gallop ends up being one hundred yard receiver. So however
Speaker 1: you scheme it up, it has to be executed wisely.
Speaker 1: Because that's another thing about it, and we talked about
Speaker 1: it in between segments. I can't shake the fact that
Speaker 1: that Minnesota keeps and this is not to take away
Speaker 1: from them being a good team, because they are a
Speaker 1: very good team. Good teams find ways to win, but
Speaker 1: a lot of the ways they're winning is because of
Speaker 1: late game errors by other teams. Look at what happened
Speaker 1: in Buffalo Josh Allen and the box snap at the
Speaker 1: back end of the four quartered in the interception in overtime.
Speaker 1: You look at the Washington Commanders game, you know, the
Speaker 1: late game penalty against a rookie fifth round pick in
Speaker 1: former Cowboy John Ridgeway, and then Taylor Honeyke makes a mistake.
Speaker 1: If the Cowboys can play efficient, mistake free football predicated
Speaker 1: upon the run that then sets up the past, they
Speaker 1: will win this game. Gotta make it happen. Gotta make
Speaker 1: it happen. It's gotten. It starts with the run. It
Speaker 1: starts with the trenches, and it's very much so what
Speaker 1: we had talked about with green Bay last week as well,
Speaker 1: and they weren't able to execute in that regard because
Speaker 1: green Bay did work defensively, they did work offensively, especially
Speaker 1: late in the game, and they did so by making
Speaker 1: Dallas pay. Can Dallas turn that around this week against
Speaker 1: Minnesota Tomorrow? We'll say it with our chest. Yeah, got
Speaker 1: your key matchups. We've got maybe a little bit of
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Speaker 1: But well, we'll have some pumpkin spice tomorrow for you
Speaker 1: as well, as long as we keep saying it with
Speaker 1: your chest, right, Pat, Absolutely, let's make it happy tomorrow.
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