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Speaker 2: Thanks you, thank you, thank you, thank you for allowing
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Speaker 3: And uh, I can't wait to hear your take the
Speaker 3: day after the day after, the day after, had a chance,
Speaker 3: right right, Okay, Nathan Frisco filled in for you yesterday.
Speaker 2: I heard man always appreciate you, my brother. You still alive?
Speaker 3: Uh huh, that's exactly right. We got a Mike McCarthy
Speaker 3: press conference going on at this hour. We will have
Speaker 3: football players on a football field, very windy day once
Speaker 3: again to day. What's the deal with Texas?
Speaker 2: I love it man.
Speaker 3: All that winds, Yes, it woke me up.
Speaker 2: It was yeah, you just leave it. One does open, man,
Speaker 2: and let the let the breeze come through, man, and
Speaker 2: blow out all that stuff that you've been holding in
Speaker 2: since the air condition is on all summer. Let that
Speaker 2: stuff out, man. The fall, that's what the fall is about.
Speaker 2: Clean all that stuff out.
Speaker 3: Okay, don't don't leave your windows open tonight, though you
Speaker 3: might get a rail. It may you may hail in
Speaker 3: your bedroom because it's supposed to be some overnight storms.
Speaker 3: But the reason I brought up the wind, it doesn't
Speaker 3: seem to be a day that would be conducive to
Speaker 3: working out outside for a football team. That's true. No,
Speaker 3: wind is good, but it works like they're set up
Speaker 3: to go outside. You're throwing.
Speaker 2: Well, no, I'm not throwing, not kicking. But if you're running, yeah,
Speaker 2: wind is good. Sorry, I'm sorry you won't.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah a release longest? Is that your back?
Speaker 2: That's good? Good point, that's good.
Speaker 3: Yeah. If you're going downhill with the wind at your back,
Speaker 3: then things are going all right?
Speaker 2: Can I have subject?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 2: Why is that step still down there by you? I
Speaker 2: notice it every day i'm walking. Are you is that yours?
Speaker 2: You know? Because Bill's over six feet, Bill's about sixty three,
Speaker 2: I'm over six feet. Is that for you? And why
Speaker 2: is that it's right next to you? I mean, do
Speaker 2: you do it?
Speaker 3: Am I the only one that sits here all day?
Speaker 2: Well, you're the only one that's short enough to say, you.
Speaker 3: Know, how do you know who else comes in here?
Speaker 2: They won't be as short as you.
Speaker 3: There's at least six podcasts.
Speaker 2: And they're all over six feet and they are not.
Speaker 2: I'm just wondering.
Speaker 3: What that's a weird thing to bring up.
Speaker 2: What I'm wondering why the step stool is in here?
Speaker 2: It's been in here.
Speaker 3: Christ's going to have an answer.
Speaker 2: It's not.
Speaker 4: First of all, it's not.
Speaker 3: It's a step stool. It can it looks like a crate.
Speaker 2: It can be used as one. Okay, okay.
Speaker 4: The reason why it's sitting there is some people like
Speaker 4: to bring stuff into the studio that are not sponsors
Speaker 4: of the Cowboys, like drinks, So I have them sit
Speaker 4: it down there so in the breaks they can take
Speaker 4: their drink and put it back down there.
Speaker 2: In the tray. So is used as a tray they.
Speaker 3: Just put They just stood on top of a night stand.
Speaker 4: It's like a night stand. That's why it's there, and
Speaker 4: it's looking We're pulling. We're pulling the curtains back on
Speaker 4: all the fantastic.
Speaker 2: In his studio. He is not going to like that
Speaker 2: in his studio that I would say that.
Speaker 3: I just don't know why here a box and here
Speaker 3: relates to me being.
Speaker 2: Short because you have to step on it to be seen.
Speaker 3: To what he well, he thinks you have to step
Speaker 3: on it to get up into your.
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna step We're gonna fight somebody else step.
Speaker 3: To step stool for making get up to do his
Speaker 3: real funny his height.
Speaker 2: Chair back back to the show.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just kind of sit here and be a punching bag. Okay,
Speaker 3: so at this hour Mike McCarthy is being a punching
Speaker 3: bag down in the interview. What would be your first question? Well,
Speaker 3: did you interview him already? No, not until tomorrow.
Speaker 5: Okay, that's well, you're the one that's going to come
Speaker 5: up with your first question. I want an injury report. Okay,
Speaker 5: what's Michael Parsons?
Speaker 3: Okay, so you play the role of and you tell.
Speaker 2: Us what you know.
Speaker 3: I don't think.
Speaker 5: I don't think I've talked to Britt yet. I gotta
Speaker 5: get that injury report. But we're gonna see he's probably
Speaker 5: starting with the rehab group and then we'll see if
Speaker 5: he moves into practice.
Speaker 4: On Micah, Yeah, no, ramp up, Bill, you're not asking
Speaker 4: the questions correctly.
Speaker 3: You have to say your name and then.
Speaker 2: Were and then after thank.
Speaker 3: You, Chris, CBS Sports Texas. Could you give us an
Speaker 3: update on Micah Parson just did. How about Deron Bland.
Speaker 5: I think it's encouraging that he could actually move into
Speaker 5: practice on a limited basis, but we want to keep
Speaker 5: an eye on that because last time he practiced fully,
Speaker 5: he woke up on Friday with a sore foot, and
Speaker 5: we don't want that to happen again.
Speaker 3: How about Amani o ru Warrior.
Speaker 5: I'm a little worried about that one. We'll see how
Speaker 5: it pans out the rest of the week, which if
Speaker 5: Bland's not ready to go and Kaylin Carson's not ready
Speaker 5: to go and o'ari is not ready to go.
Speaker 3: It's just like it's just like just like just like
Speaker 3: it's spelled.
Speaker 6: Oh are you w a r I y e Warri?
Speaker 3: There you go? Okay, right now, watch his first name, Kevin,
Speaker 3: Come on it, Okay, I'm trying to think if there's
Speaker 3: anything else. Next question, Uh, Texas.
Speaker 2: Yes, this is Everson Walls, Hamilton Park, Bobcats Hall of
Speaker 2: Fame State. Uh, what's up with the ramp ups? Remember
Speaker 2: that was a big thing about rehaving you know, we
Speaker 2: are they gonna skip that? Are we passed that because
Speaker 2: we were such dire strait.
Speaker 5: So we'll see how he is able to go and practice,
Speaker 5: because sometimes when you've been out that long, you need
Speaker 5: a couple of practices more than one or two to
Speaker 5: be ready to play.
Speaker 3: So we'll kind of monitor that.
Speaker 2: So that's two of them are probably on the same
Speaker 2: same pace.
Speaker 5: Right, Yeah, like like anything, that's kind of the procedure
Speaker 5: we follow.
Speaker 3: So coach, what about the turnovers or the lack of
Speaker 3: turnovers on defense and the abundance of turnovers on offense.
Speaker 5: That's a very big concern of mine because I think that, uh,
Speaker 5: every possession we have, every possession we have needs to
Speaker 5: end with a kick.
Speaker 3: Yes, so it either needs to be an extra point.
Speaker 5: A field goal, field goals man, but I don't want turnovers.
Speaker 2: Good point.
Speaker 3: Now, that was the other thing. Back to the injury report.
Speaker 3: What's the status of your kicker this week?
Speaker 2: Guilty innocent?
Speaker 3: I'll have to get back to you on that.
Speaker 2: One.
Speaker 3: I don't know if he's done working.
Speaker 5: I think the trial got you know what, I don't
Speaker 5: think they continued the trial on Monday.
Speaker 3: Maybe I didn't resume till Tuesday.
Speaker 5: He didn't resume till Tuesday. They might still be going.
Speaker 5: And he's got to come here and kick at night
Speaker 5: with no lights.
Speaker 2: Well, he can only let him inside tonight, tonight, Maybe tonight.
Speaker 3: He'd be fine. Last high school football on Thursday got
Speaker 3: in the way. Yeah, yeah, and Friday nights high school
Speaker 3: football too, as long as there's no event on Wednesday night.
Speaker 3: The only issue that he really had last week was
Speaker 3: on kickoffs.
Speaker 5: Well, they tried to get fancy on the kickoffs, right,
Speaker 5: I mean, you were trying to do something to create
Speaker 5: better field possessions. And well, he tried to hit a
Speaker 5: line drive and he was hoping to hit it, you
Speaker 5: know where it would land inside the twenty and then
Speaker 5: roll into the end zone before anybody touches it so
Speaker 5: they can't return it.
Speaker 3: And if that happens, the ball comes out to the twenty. Okay,
Speaker 3: we have some breaking news here, and it's not a
Speaker 3: surprise because it's had to happen. I think the Cowboys
Speaker 3: are activating All Pro cornerback Deron Bland off injured reserve,
Speaker 3: but this twenty one day window was basically up. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's what I'm saying. Yes, yes, so if.
Speaker 5: They do, we can't read anything now there, right, because
Speaker 5: if you leave them on injured reserve after his twenty
Speaker 5: one days are up, then he's on there for the season.
Speaker 2: Ok.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so you started your twenty one day window, which
Speaker 3: means that it's sort of a surprise that he's gone
Speaker 3: this long and he's as a questionable status even going
Speaker 3: into this week. You would have started the window earlier.
Speaker 3: We had that setback. All I know weeks ago.
Speaker 5: Is I didn't have surgery and they put me down
Speaker 5: for three months.
Speaker 3: So he's at there. Were but twenty one day yas ago,
Speaker 3: they were optimistic that he'd be playing in a game. Yes,
Speaker 3: within twenty one days practiced game. They thought he was
Speaker 3: going to until he woke up with a sore foot.
Speaker 2: So god, there's so many other guys, d law, what's
Speaker 2: going on with that.
Speaker 3: He's he's still rehappened.
Speaker 5: He's on the resistance chords, So that's a step in
Speaker 5: the right direction. So is Marshawn Neelank. So once you
Speaker 5: get on the resistance chords. That's kind of moving in
Speaker 5: the right direction.
Speaker 2: What about Cooks the wide receiving.
Speaker 3: Uh, he's just got to wait till his four weeks
Speaker 3: are up, which is after this week.
Speaker 2: And he's looking good.
Speaker 3: I mean he's I think, I mean, he's walking good.
Speaker 3: The infection has four weeks are up after the Atlanta game,
Speaker 3: so he'll be back for Philadelphia. Yeah, providing he doesn't have.
Speaker 2: To ramp up. Yeah.
Speaker 3: But about those turnovers.
Speaker 5: The Cowboys and I was just looking at this stuff here,
Speaker 5: they're minus eight.
Speaker 3: Mm hmmm, minus seven the last two games.
Speaker 5: Yes, there, you know what the two teams worse than
Speaker 5: minus eight, and that would be Las Vegas two and
Speaker 5: six and Tennessee one in six. They're minus thirteen.
Speaker 2: Some company you don't want to get.
Speaker 3: To.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 5: I don't know if this just is I'm sure this
Speaker 5: is just consequential because of turnovers, But the league average
Speaker 5: is zero.
Speaker 3: Does that have to be that way? I guess no,
Speaker 3: I don't think so. Okay, well, yes it would have
Speaker 3: to be because you have you have to have to
Speaker 3: get away for a take take away, right, zero? That's right,
Speaker 3: That's that's it. That's an easy one. To figure out.
Speaker 5: That just dawned on me because there's in the stats
Speaker 5: there's three hundred. There's three hundred takes aways and three.
Speaker 7: All right, so that means so what that means that
Speaker 7: what that means is our opponents are plus eight.
Speaker 3: Yes, if we're minus eight, our opponents are plus eight.
Speaker 2: Why are you looking at me like I have to be?
Speaker 2: I got thank you, I'm man, we're here.
Speaker 3: And by the way, all right now, since we're on
Speaker 3: this and I'm ready to offer something else on.
Speaker 5: That, there's only there's only four teams that have fewer
Speaker 5: takeaways than the Cowboys five Philadelphia, four, Jacksonville four, Vegas
Speaker 5: four and Tennessee three Philadelphia.
Speaker 2: That gives you some kind of reprieve, I guess.
Speaker 3: Because they're five and two. Yes, they've overcome the fact
Speaker 3: they haven't turned it over.
Speaker 2: But there's not.
Speaker 5: Only two teams that have turned it over more than
Speaker 5: the Cowboys thirteen times.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 3: Now, added perspective on that, what over the course of
Speaker 3: the last three years, what is the Cowboys plus minus
Speaker 3: on turnovers? They were plus fourteen plus ten, plus ten
Speaker 3: plus thirty four, Yeah, plus thirty four the last three
Speaker 3: years on turnovers, And I think they are now they
Speaker 3: were first, fifth, and second maybe over the last three years. Okay,
Speaker 3: here's another thing.
Speaker 5: But let's discuss where do takeaways? Where are takeaways generated?
Speaker 2: Where are you mean how where.
Speaker 3: They're generated in the pocket?
Speaker 5: Yes, because the majority of turnovers are caused by pressure
Speaker 5: on the quarterback, either fumbles or pressure that caused interceptions.
Speaker 5: And the Cowboys haven't been very good pressuring opposing quarterbacks
Speaker 5: with their top four.
Speaker 3: Defensive ends out no doubt so to me.
Speaker 5: And that's where turnovers occur, because the quarterbacks either pressured
Speaker 5: and he's thrown the ball under the ress, or he's
Speaker 5: losing the ball, or you get a bad handoff. So
Speaker 5: those are things that create takeaways turnovers however you want
Speaker 5: to look at it, and the Cowboys haven't been very
Speaker 5: good at creating that or protecting their quarterback.
Speaker 3: And again it's minus seven the last two weeks. Yes,
Speaker 3: because it was against one against two teams that made
Speaker 3: it to the conference championship game last year. And in fact,
Speaker 3: when you look at the cowboys last three losses, they
Speaker 3: have come against three teams Baltimore, Detroit, and San Francisco
Speaker 3: that went to conference championship games.
Speaker 5: And that accounts for the turnovers, right, but they're not
Speaker 5: getting the ball either. No takeaways more so than anything else.
Speaker 5: So now, what would you attribute no takeaways from no
Speaker 5: pressure on opposing No Micah Yes, no, DeMarcus Lawrence, No
Speaker 5: Sam Williams, who's now out four hundred and thirty thousand
Speaker 5: dollars because they suspended them for three games. Wow for
Speaker 5: past defenses personal conduct?
Speaker 3: Oh wow, because somebody that affects him. It doesn't affect
Speaker 3: the team if you if you're going to have a
Speaker 3: player who's suspended for three games, you want that player
Speaker 3: not to be playing in those games anyway. But it
Speaker 3: does affect his pocketbook, you know.
Speaker 2: So which comes first, the inability to get pressure and
Speaker 2: get turnovers or the inability to stop the running game? Coach, Oh,
Speaker 2: that's a good.
Speaker 5: Question, Probably both, because what does that depend on? Still
Speaker 5: defensive front, and you've got to play better upfront to
Speaker 5: help stop the run or at least keep guys off
Speaker 5: your linebackers, and to counter that. In this last game,
Speaker 5: they put the linebackers on the line of scrimmage quite
Speaker 5: a bit, so they had to play it. It was
Speaker 5: like they had to figure out who to block not
Speaker 5: get off a block and go get the linebacker.
Speaker 2: Right and and in Donovan Wilson's defense, that's why his
Speaker 2: alignment was always compromised when he was trying to cover the.
Speaker 3: Tight end and playing in a trail position from the
Speaker 3: get goun.
Speaker 2: Because yeah, we need the force as well. So you
Speaker 2: know that puts him in a bind. You know that
Speaker 2: puts him in the buyd. So what I say about
Speaker 2: him still stands because at once, at that point you
Speaker 2: still have that matchup has nothing to do with the scheme.
Speaker 2: This is a matchup between you and that guy. You've
Speaker 2: covered him enough all game to where you should anticipate
Speaker 2: what's going on with him. He didn't do that well.
Speaker 2: But he was from the beginning compromised on the line
Speaker 2: of scrimmage because of how they had the alignment and
Speaker 2: they had the basically eight men of the box.
Speaker 3: I mean, he was there to help stop the run.
Speaker 2: You go.
Speaker 5: And you know, somebody asked me, we got a mailbag
Speaker 5: question and it was like, are the safeties getting old?
Speaker 5: And it's like, well, they're twenty eight and twenty nine, No,
Speaker 5: they're not old. Like they couldn't run with Kittle. Now,
Speaker 5: there's a lot of safeties that probably can't run with
Speaker 5: Kittle or linebackers.
Speaker 2: By the way, he kill Burns. Come on, he's a
Speaker 2: pro bowler, He's all pro. He does it all the time.
Speaker 2: This is nothing new.
Speaker 3: That's what I tried to explain to people.
Speaker 5: Same thing with Bosa. Wow you're having trouble blocking Bosa.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, yeah, it doesn't.
Speaker 3: Mean you're bad.
Speaker 2: It means you need to scheme. You're just not the best, right,
Speaker 2: but you need to scheme right.
Speaker 3: Exactly and keep them tight ends.
Speaker 2: Right. That was interesting. So yeah, that part obviously, the trenches.
Speaker 2: That's funny. How we sit up here and we got
Speaker 2: all this money out here for wide receivers and quarterbacks,
Speaker 2: and when it all comes down to it, it's still
Speaker 2: old school NFL football. You still need to run the game.
Speaker 2: You still need to win the game in the trenches.
Speaker 2: The only exception I've seen to that is Patrick Mahomes,
Speaker 2: like the four years ago, three years ago. Other than that,
Speaker 2: now he's also depending on his boys in the trenches
Speaker 2: to keep this team successful. So it's always done to that.
Speaker 2: No matter who you pay, you still need an offensive
Speaker 2: and d defensive line that can control the pace of
Speaker 2: a game.
Speaker 3: And remember when.
Speaker 5: They lost was it the loss in the Super Bowl
Speaker 5: or AFC Title game when they had all the injuries
Speaker 5: on their offensive line, and he paid the price the
Speaker 5: Kansas City Yes Homes, Yes, yes, you know all this
Speaker 5: stuff about the quarterback doesn't matter who's missing. The quarterback
Speaker 5: got to put the team on your shoulders. Well not
Speaker 5: if your defensive guys are on your shoulders.
Speaker 2: And that was the only time I've seen Patrick Mahomes
Speaker 2: under dus. That's the only game.
Speaker 5: So it looks like Atlanta runs out of a two
Speaker 5: tight end set Kyle Pitts and Charlie Werner or they're
Speaker 5: listing as starters.
Speaker 3: Well, they got too many men on the field.
Speaker 5: What they got three wide receivers and two tight ends
Speaker 5: in a running back.
Speaker 3: They can win with that one, no wonder there.
Speaker 5: So yeah, they're running the ball awfully well, right, So
Speaker 5: the their second guy is it? Is it Williams or
Speaker 5: is it all Jear Tyler? Tyler all Jear, He's their second.
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Speaker 5: It looks like that Mike McCarthy press conference is going
Speaker 5: on because he was up on the big screen there.
Speaker 3: Would you like to watch it on the big screen
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Speaker 3: one that is giving us exactly what he's talking about.
Speaker 3: See how good I did? Well? I got a little
Speaker 3: bit of news on Micah. He's with the rehab group today.
Speaker 3: What did you say, Uh, that.
Speaker 5: He would start with the rehab group and see how
Speaker 5: it goes, see if we can get him into practice.
Speaker 2: That's what he said.
Speaker 3: I don't think that's what he said. In fact, it
Speaker 3: says no practice today for Micah Parsons. He'll work in
Speaker 3: the rehab group. The quote from Mike McCarthy, he's making
Speaker 3: games each week, he's just not ready to get in
Speaker 3: the practice format.
Speaker 2: Same thing.
Speaker 3: Doran Bland will be with the rehab group today. The
Speaker 3: plan is for Bland to rejoin practice tomorrow. Micah is
Speaker 3: just not ready to get into a practice format yet.
Speaker 3: High angle, high ankle springs.
Speaker 2: That's tough.
Speaker 3: Hmmm.
Speaker 2: What about.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't know, didn't ask about him, Well, let
Speaker 3: me continue to yes, But he left the game with
Speaker 3: a back injury, and Mike said, well, here's your news.
Speaker 3: When Dorn Bland came off the IRMANNI went on and
Speaker 3: I was going to say they had to make room
Speaker 3: for back injury.
Speaker 2: So just tight.
Speaker 5: Gower the question on Monday, he said, it doesn't look
Speaker 5: good man, we get some of the weird.
Speaker 3: I think he got need in the back.
Speaker 2: Or it was on the tackle right in front of
Speaker 2: me on the goal line with.
Speaker 4: Number Debo and he got hit really hard and he
Speaker 4: was down hurting really bad when they went over there.
Speaker 2: So there's a lower back layer.
Speaker 3: Mm hmm, and filled in admirably when the Cowboys needed
Speaker 3: him for a couple of games. So if he's true.
Speaker 3: Did they ask about Kaitlin Carson, Well, let me continue
Speaker 3: to search.
Speaker 5: Because they would need him to start if he's ready
Speaker 5: to go otherwise.
Speaker 2: A shoulder, yes, yes, And he was inactive.
Speaker 3: This last game, which meant when O'Ree went out.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 5: Actually they started the game with Jordan Lewis at corner back,
Speaker 5: and then Overy eight came in at corner he bet
Speaker 5: moved back to the slot, and then when he went out,
Speaker 5: they used mccuamu as one of the corners.
Speaker 2: It's not new to him. I mean, he did that
Speaker 2: last year, didn't.
Speaker 3: And now because Andrew Booth was inactive. So and it's
Speaker 3: just one thing after another, rash of injuries at defensive
Speaker 3: end and cornerback on right team. Yeah, but you've kept
Speaker 3: Trayvon Diggs and Jordan Lewis up. Thank Yeah.
Speaker 2: Hey, do we have any ideas if we're bringing anyone in?
Speaker 2: Do we need to bring some other players in?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 2: Do we need to think of making another Mary Cooper
Speaker 2: move like we did what four years ago?
Speaker 3: Aline? There's a trade deadline next Tuesday?
Speaker 2: I don't know, I don't know. Okay, let's talk about that.
Speaker 3: If if there was a position on the team that
Speaker 3: you would like to get some to fortify, what position
Speaker 3: would it be the trade deadline?
Speaker 2: Since we need him to keep them off the linebackers,
Speaker 2: keep people off the linebackers. I gotta go with the
Speaker 2: defensive end, defensive tack Henry.
Speaker 3: They already brought him in.
Speaker 2: How's he doing?
Speaker 3: He had that boy, he had that pick six out.
Speaker 3: He was going to get that pick six. He was
Speaker 3: going to make a name for himself. And then brock
Speaker 3: perty turned it up field for nine years.
Speaker 2: And the reason Brock Turny did that, because brock Pery
Speaker 2: did that was because he had no pressure. He had
Speaker 2: time to make up his mind.
Speaker 3: He wasn't pretty Okay, I just called him turny, So.
Speaker 2: I can't say, but.
Speaker 3: Right, Atlanta man, I heard b Jean Robinson in an
Speaker 3: interview on Monday, and I could not be more impressed
Speaker 3: with that guy. Sharp guy, right, very sharp guy. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean very mature.
Speaker 2: You're talking about Longhorn here, that's right, Yeah, it must
Speaker 2: be pretty good, very mature.
Speaker 3: And so this is aside from his obvious talent on
Speaker 3: the field. You can see, that's the kind of stuff
Speaker 3: that when you decide to make a guy a first
Speaker 3: round draft pick, that's the kind of stuff you got
Speaker 3: to check out, make sure that he's going to be
Speaker 3: the right kind of guy. And and he's not only
Speaker 3: a first round draft pick, a top ten pick and
Speaker 3: It's rare these days to make a running back a
Speaker 3: top ten pick, but I think he and you've got
Speaker 3: Jamior Gibbs, and that's the war turning. Now everybody wants
Speaker 3: a running back.
Speaker 2: I was just saying earlier while you guys were doing
Speaker 2: your little studying. Man, the basics are still the basics.
Speaker 2: You can pay who you want to pay. You can
Speaker 2: talk about the important thing is to get the right guy.
Speaker 2: But you got to get the right guys around that
Speaker 2: right guy. You know that right guy. You can't do
Speaker 2: it by himself.
Speaker 3: You can't swing and miss on a first round pick. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and I don't care whether it's a because I think
Speaker 3: when you look at it for a first round pick,
Speaker 3: you're looking at the next five years because you've got
Speaker 3: a fifth year option on them, and anything beyond that, okay,
Speaker 3: you kind of look at it like college recruiting. Okay,
Speaker 3: you're not building because you can see how financially strapped
Speaker 3: a team can become when you have such a good
Speaker 3: first round pick that now you've got he's the best
Speaker 3: defensive player in the league and now, or the best
Speaker 3: wide receiver or one of the best, and now you're
Speaker 3: paying thirty five million a year whatever. You got to
Speaker 3: look at the here and now. Yeah, just like it,
Speaker 3: you know, And so okay, the running back shelf life
Speaker 3: is only five years, will get him at its best
Speaker 3: five years and not where you're having to go look
Speaker 3: for a running back at age twenty seven, twenty eight,
Speaker 3: twenty nine. Right, and now you're thirty first in the league, and.
Speaker 5: So you're subscribed, subscribing to the philosophy, get them for
Speaker 5: five years and let him go.
Speaker 3: Basically, and the other issue of here's here's where the
Speaker 3: value of the drafting a running back in the first
Speaker 3: round might be greater. Now if he is still playing
Speaker 3: at a high level after his fifth year. Running Backs
Speaker 3: aren't getting paid thirty five million dollars a year, you know,
Speaker 3: so the market value, the market value tells you, okay, yeah,
Speaker 3: take that running back in the first round. You're for
Speaker 3: sure getting five years.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: However, along he stays have thoughtever okay, and then if
Speaker 3: he's still going good there, you're not going to be
Speaker 3: strapping your team your salary cap. I don't know.
Speaker 5: After this year, the market's probably going may turn back around.
Speaker 5: They paid Derrick Henry, right, so the next guy that's
Speaker 5: available is going to like, well, I got to have
Speaker 5: more than that.
Speaker 3: I gotta have more. I got to ten to twelve?
Speaker 2: How many? How many running backs that they have injured
Speaker 2: on this team versus the other positions?
Speaker 3: When you think about just one with a high fever.
Speaker 2: That's it. Try everybody else, every other position as somewhere
Speaker 2: except for the running back.
Speaker 3: Because the running backs only carry the ball like each
Speaker 3: of them all they carry like six times, so they
Speaker 3: don't get hurt.
Speaker 2: Well, you're saving it. I think we've been getting injured
Speaker 2: on some players who don't even hardly play at all,
Speaker 2: and all of a sudden they go in the game
Speaker 2: and get hurt. So it didn't take long. I don't
Speaker 2: care what the position, it doesn't take long. That's right.
Speaker 3: Even it was the fourth player.
Speaker 2: Of the game. See what I'm saying, Come on, come on.
Speaker 3: But anyway, the Cowboys aren't even averaging twenty twenty runs
Speaker 3: a game. They've played seven seven games. Yes, so twenty
Speaker 3: twenty twenty two. You're just looking at running backs running
Speaker 3: the Cowboys run. No, just the running game. They have
Speaker 3: averaged twenty two carries a game, and some of those
Speaker 3: are turpin or Cede lamb Dak's not running much at all.
Speaker 5: No, Dak is trying to So Lamb had Lamb has eight,
Speaker 5: Dak has ten, that's eighteen, Turpin has five, twenty three.
Speaker 3: Cook has six, that's twenty nine. Oh no, yeah, no two?
Speaker 3: Okay six was Delvin Cook?
Speaker 2: Okay? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Rush has two.
Speaker 5: So yeah, they're not average. The running backs aren't averaging
Speaker 5: twenty runs a game. That's why they're only averaging.
Speaker 3: And you got Atlanta stats in front of you, I
Speaker 3: do what are they doing?
Speaker 2: Remember a little different, a little different?
Speaker 3: What are the total carries for Algier and Robinson? One
Speaker 3: eighty four and they've played eight games, one hundred and
Speaker 3: eighty four, so about twenty four, five, twenty three.
Speaker 2: And after that.
Speaker 3: Cousins has fourteen, But those certainly weren't called.
Speaker 2: So what what does it?
Speaker 5: What? What?
Speaker 2: What use is? What use is the RPO? If you
Speaker 2: have a quarterback that doesn't want to run.
Speaker 3: Well I don't. I don't even think they've run that
Speaker 3: very much anymore. Well, if you're talking about a zone read, yeah,
Speaker 3: the quarterback is not gonna run. But on RPO is
Speaker 3: there's a lot of okay fake to the running back,
Speaker 3: And basically it's the line movement and whether the linemen
Speaker 3: are going downfield or not, and so you pull it
Speaker 3: out and you throw it to tight end or whoever
Speaker 3: or it or yeah, or the quarterback can run it.
Speaker 3: But as far as the RPO, it's all about the
Speaker 3: whether the linemen are firing off downfield for a run
Speaker 3: or or and boy are they watching offensive lineman And
Speaker 3: that's why they're watching it because of the RPOs, because
Speaker 3: everybody was using it so much, right because right, well,
Speaker 3: I thought we should have because it's a trigger for
Speaker 3: the defense. If if the lineman, it's a key for
Speaker 3: the defense. If the linemen are firing up, they know
Speaker 3: it's a run play.
Speaker 2: I'm making my references towards the third and five. Well, clearly,
Speaker 2: Dak instead of handing it to Lipkey, he should have
Speaker 2: clearly taken it outside.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like on his r didn't like that third down run.
Speaker 2: I mean, Lipkey did his best, but that once again, well, I.
Speaker 3: Think and that was the communication I believe. Reading through
Speaker 3: the lines of what McCarthy's talking about and Schottenheimer about
Speaker 3: the communication on the offensive line, and McCarthy said plays
Speaker 3: four or five and six in that San Francisco game,
Speaker 3: they had communication issues on their offensive line, and those
Speaker 3: are when Lipkey gets hit when he basically has no
Speaker 3: place to run on that play, Well, someone's there, spent.
Speaker 3: There was a communication problem where no one blocked that linebacker.
Speaker 3: It was Warner too, of all people. And then when Zeke,
Speaker 3: when the same thing happens with Zeke's there's a communication issue,
Speaker 3: and then that's why that linebacker is there.
Speaker 2: So when that when Dak left it in, it's because
Speaker 2: he didn't see one of them coming.
Speaker 3: I don't know, I don't even know. I think it
Speaker 3: was a straight handoff.
Speaker 2: Uh, well, you had one of the linemen was pulling
Speaker 2: with Dak clearly clearly in front of him. It was
Speaker 2: third and five. He was clearly in front of him.
Speaker 3: Was the lineman that we would have blocked Waterer.
Speaker 2: So once again, the quarterback or somebody has to know that. Okay,
Speaker 2: it's also a communication.
Speaker 3: It's not just a communication issue with between but with
Speaker 3: the quarterback and the line too.
Speaker 2: But he's got to see it. The man's in front
Speaker 2: of you, so therefore he's not there to block him.
Speaker 3: He's with you, so go, I mean, come on, you
Speaker 3: got to be like an option quarterback's and he nothing
Speaker 3: like that before that's right, Ala Iran in college.
Speaker 2: Yeah, come on to death to death. So now that
Speaker 2: you know, just those little plays like that, to where
Speaker 2: they were clearly in control of that play and now
Speaker 2: we got to kick it away. That's right, just one
Speaker 2: of those things.
Speaker 3: Okay, we're going to kick it away right now and
Speaker 3: we'll be back on war mix shots and just thement.
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Speaker 3: Okay, we have more breaking news. Cornerback cornerback position. No
Speaker 3: practice today for Cowboys cornerback Trayvon Diggs. He's dealing with
Speaker 3: an undisclosed injury.
Speaker 2: Probably because he punts somebody. He was going right.
Speaker 3: All right, which you weren't here yesterday, and we discussed
Speaker 3: the much balllyhood play that was tweeted about on the
Speaker 3: George Kittle forty three yard run and what was Trayvon
Speaker 3: Diggs doing on that play? And I thought, I said yesterday,
Speaker 3: he was doing exactly what he needed to do on
Speaker 3: that play. So I need to hear from a Hall
Speaker 3: of Fame semi corner should be cornerback a Hamilton Park,
Speaker 3: Hall of Fame cornerback cornerback Hamilton Park, bobcat Okay, Hall
Speaker 3: of Fame cornerback Everson Walls. Tell me your read on
Speaker 3: Trayvon on that play.
Speaker 2: You know, as I looked at the play, I was
Speaker 2: disappointed as I talked about with Donovan Wilson's positioning. But
Speaker 2: as Donovan was was tracking uh, what's the guy good
Speaker 2: named Ken Kettle Kettle? As he was tracking him down,
Speaker 2: it looked as if he was about to make the tackle.
Speaker 2: Trayvon is doing just like the other I think it
Speaker 2: was a hooker was also involved with that.
Speaker 3: Yes, he was between Digs and Kittle.
Speaker 2: There you go. So Trayvon, first of all, you have
Speaker 2: to be careful that you don't overtrack. So you have
Speaker 2: to keep leverage just in case he comes tries to
Speaker 2: cut back inside, because Hooker would have made him do that.
Speaker 2: So therefore you keep your positioning behind Hooker right, make
Speaker 2: sure he doesn't cut back inside. But if he continues
Speaker 2: to proceed towards the end zone, that's what happened, and
Speaker 2: so Hooker knocked him out of bounds, along with Diggs,
Speaker 2: who kept his leverage properly. I thought that his pursuit.
Speaker 2: If you're gonna nitpick, hey, I wish he'd run faster
Speaker 2: to show some urgency. But if you're showing too much urgency,
Speaker 2: then you're still going to be out of position. That's right.
Speaker 2: So he was right where he needed to be. I'm
Speaker 2: sure he's pissed off watching a guy just run down
Speaker 2: the field like that, And when it was time to
Speaker 2: make a play, he made the play. If you're gonna
Speaker 2: point out Trayvon Diggs on that play, you might as
Speaker 2: well go point out some other linebacker or defensive lineman
Speaker 2: and say, hey, why don't you guys sprinting all the
Speaker 2: way down there for that? I thought it was very unfair.
Speaker 2: I like my man who made the post Man. Love him.
Speaker 2: He's a good guy. I want to work with him sometimes.
Speaker 2: But that was unnecessary and I think it shows that
Speaker 2: sometimes the media can get so frustrated with losing, just
Speaker 2: like the teams can.
Speaker 3: Interesting.
Speaker 2: That's an interesting little take because.
Speaker 3: He was clearly instead of being objective, they get mad.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you get mad because hey, look what's going on,
Speaker 2: and then you just stop pointing fingers when really there
Speaker 2: are no fingers to point in those directions, and only
Speaker 2: that the guy that didn't make the play.
Speaker 5: And the other thing Diggs got criticized for as as
Speaker 5: soon as he got in the locker room, he was
Speaker 5: on his phone right because he saw somebody posted it
Speaker 5: to him. Did anybody consider that he was checking to
Speaker 5: see an update on his brother, who tore.
Speaker 2: His ACL out for the season.
Speaker 5: Out for that and it happened in the It was
Speaker 5: the early game, right, Buffalo plays early game. Yes, it
Speaker 5: was so he probably for Houston, but grabbed his phone.
Speaker 2: Was against it was against?
Speaker 3: Was not sorry Indianapolis?
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, okay, yeah, yeah I spoke, but yeah, I
Speaker 2: didn't see the injury. But all I know is he's
Speaker 2: walking around and then he.
Speaker 3: Just prior to the game, it was uncertain what the
Speaker 3: status was on Stefan Diggs. He had suffered a knee injury,
Speaker 3: but they didn't know how severe it was. In fact,
Speaker 3: it wasn't until the next day before it was announced
Speaker 3: he tore his a c L.
Speaker 2: Well did so. Wait he was he had problems before
Speaker 2: the game.
Speaker 3: No, But what I'm saying, that's the what Mickey's saying
Speaker 3: is the reason that tray Vaon was immediately going to
Speaker 3: his phone was to check on the status. Was an
Speaker 3: early game and I'm sure he had a text from
Speaker 3: a friend or whatever. Hey, this reporter said this about you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so you got two things you got to deal with.
Speaker 3: Having said that this, don't worry about the reporter, Yeah,
Speaker 3: right right.
Speaker 2: And you know, if you got something to say, if
Speaker 2: they want to talk to you, man, wait till I
Speaker 2: put him on the podium, you know, put him on
Speaker 2: out to coach McCarthy and then you can actually talk
Speaker 2: to him. But you know, there are times when you know,
Speaker 2: we start just what they say throughout the baby with
Speaker 2: the bathwater. You know, we're just blaming everyone for everything.
Speaker 2: And it's enough blame to go around. But if you're
Speaker 2: going to blame somebody be accurate in which you're in
Speaker 2: how you do.
Speaker 3: It, especially since he was in man coverage.
Speaker 2: He came off as man, he pursued the play, tracked
Speaker 2: him down save the touchdown. It's not his job to
Speaker 2: go over there and jump on the entire pile and
Speaker 2: just try to figure out which one is Kittle.
Speaker 3: And he was not going to get to that point
Speaker 3: on the sideline to be in on the tackle on
Speaker 3: Kittle until Kittle got to the four yard line, which
Speaker 3: is where he got there, and got there exactly when
Speaker 3: he needed to get He took the proper try and
Speaker 3: in the meantime to the untrained eye, it looks like
Speaker 3: he's loafing, but he's he's he's got it measured. He
Speaker 3: knows how much room he's got there to get to
Speaker 3: the to be able to get to Kittle to keep
Speaker 3: him from scoring on the sideline, but he has to
Speaker 3: guard against the.
Speaker 2: Cutback along with a fellow defender.
Speaker 3: He can't go through, he can't go through Chris Connelly
Speaker 3: and Malie Hooker to get to Kittle, and then he's
Speaker 3: totally out of position. Then Kittle scores because there's nobody
Speaker 3: to get him at the four yard line. That's great,
Speaker 3: but being first is better than being accurate.
Speaker 2: Yep, that that was something that you could tell. That
Speaker 2: was one of those gotcha moments. That was just you missed,
Speaker 2: you missed, and you cause a lot of unnecessary problems.
Speaker 3: And then you made yourself the story because now you
Speaker 3: can talk about it.
Speaker 2: That has never been his style. Yes, don't get started.
Speaker 3: We're out of time. Bick shots the two by the way,
Speaker 3: the two Yankee fans are not getting to go to
Speaker 3: the game tonight.
Speaker 2: Yes, I heard about that Life.
Speaker 3: Can you believe that Life tried to take the glove off?
Speaker 2: And that was just the man he got his wrists.
Speaker 3: That was so New York.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's true. That's why I love it.
Speaker 3: At least at least in Chicago. The guy tried to
Speaker 3: catch the ball, right, unbelievable. I mean, the one guy's
Speaker 3: holding him there and the other one trying to get
Speaker 3: the ball.
Speaker 2: Sorry for the guy in Chicago, Yeah, for a while,
Speaker 2: because he was so meek looking and he had, you know,
Speaker 2: he was he was concerned and he felt bad, you know,
Speaker 2: for what he did. But these guys, they were laughing.
Speaker 3: I got them, I got his gloves.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you didn't catch it, did you?
Speaker 3: Now he made all the people in New York.
Speaker 2: Hey, man, the facts of the fact that was crazy man, Okay,
Speaker 2: the facts that was it wasn't. That wasn't all New Yorkers.
Speaker 2: But that guy right there, if it was going to happen,
Speaker 2: you say, yeah, that was probably in New York.
Speaker 3: That's right, Just like the the you the other day.
Speaker 3: This was New York. I asked Date yesterday about Tyreek
Speaker 3: Stevenson the same question. He's agreed, Yeah, we.
Speaker 2: Knew from Florida. He probably knew already.
Speaker 3: All right, out a time again, Yes, shot clock ran
Speaker 3: out on us again there, all right, who's that remind
Speaker 3: you of the shot clock running out?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Skip Bayley.
Speaker 2: Break up? All right?
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, that does it to mixed shots and we
Speaker 3: will shot at you again tomorrow at noon.
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