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Speaker 5: What we are doing, though, is we are flipping our previews.
Speaker 2: So normally we pret up.
Speaker 5: The Dallas defense, the Dallas defense vers is their upcoming
Speaker 5: or upcoming opponent on offense on Wednesdays. We're not doing
Speaker 5: that anymore. We're gonna flip. We're gonna flip it care you.
Speaker 5: We want Patrick's lab code to get a little bit
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Speaker 5: defensive preview to Thursday, and now the offensive previews.
Speaker 2: We got QB Vision Wednesday, cool, Thursday.
Speaker 6: Ready on Friday?
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 6: So he's on Friday.
Speaker 3: Today, we have some QB vision coming up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, are you ready for this?
Speaker 3: But yeah, that's all the show news is.
Speaker 5: We're so from now on, we will preview the Dallas
Speaker 5: offense on Wednesday and we were preview the Dallas defense
Speaker 5: on Thursday.
Speaker 2: Sorry you used to that hoping take that what you did?
Speaker 8: Wow?
Speaker 2: The hell what the court say?
Speaker 6: But you did.
Speaker 2: People are the courts, but the people stop it. I
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Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 5: We're going into those and noes. Patrick, not a ton
Speaker 5: of news and notes.
Speaker 2: No, we do have one though. We do have one
Speaker 2: little bit of a reunion. Cowboys reunited. I can't talk
Speaker 2: to me. They reunited with Julius Wood. Okay, so, former
Speaker 2: undrafted safety from last year twenty twenty four. He's a hitter.
Speaker 2: He is a hitter and he made he made some
Speaker 2: waves in training camp last year. He was a roster
Speaker 2: casualty and final cutdowns, they waved him. He went over
Speaker 2: to the Titans, who claimed him successfully from waivers. But
Speaker 2: he's back. He's back on the Cowboys practice squad. Cowboys
Speaker 2: obviously need some safe safety depth and insurance with Malie
Speaker 2: Hooker on ir SO, welcome back into the fold. Julius Wood,
Speaker 2: hard hitting safety out of East Carolina, former former collegiate
Speaker 2: teammate of one sivone revel Just for a little bit,
Speaker 2: you just it was like one year that they overlap
Speaker 2: one year works. He's had some good showings here in
Speaker 2: training camp of preseason so or the last last year
Speaker 2: or so preseason for sure, Yeah, for sure. Yeah, he's
Speaker 2: we played well for Dallas.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so that's the one big news. And note Cowboys
Speaker 5: were off yesterday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, back at practice today. So we're waiting to see
Speaker 2: the injury update on several guys, Taylor Booker, Tyler Geydon, Uh,
Speaker 2: Tyler Smith obviously, Cede Lamb, Cavante's harping, so forth and
Speaker 2: so on. So we don't have Tyler Biadas you'd really
Speaker 2: been confusing.
Speaker 6: For more than one reason.
Speaker 3: So many Tyler's.
Speaker 2: Right there, Yeah, you guys. So, yeah, we'll see today
Speaker 2: first injury report comes out. This is going to be
Speaker 2: the first real look at who has a good chance
Speaker 2: of playing and taking the field against the Carolina Panthers
Speaker 2: and who's trending in the wrong direction as far as
Speaker 2: not taking the flight to Charlotte. So yeah, keep an
Speaker 2: eye on that. That'll drop around three ish this afternoon
Speaker 2: Central time. Keep an eye on the twitters.
Speaker 5: Do you do you feel like the signing of Julius
Speaker 5: Wood maybe coincides with the Donovan Wilson thought process. Do
Speaker 5: they maybe is that something we can read the tea leaves,
Speaker 5: I would say yeah, yeah, because you're already missing Booker.
Speaker 5: He's on IR yep, he's got three games left to
Speaker 5: be on IR minimum.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and and we still don't know. We'd have no
Speaker 2: further insight on the Donovan Wilson situation, which is what
Speaker 2: we will hopefully get today. If Donald was a d
Speaker 2: n P this afternoon or today's practice, your answer is yes.
Speaker 2: But even before then, I'm going to say there's a
Speaker 2: lean toward that. I mean, you got some you got
Speaker 2: banged up safety. So as far as who you would
Speaker 2: throw out there, initially, obviously it's going to be Marquise Bell,
Speaker 2: but you need depth behind one yea and Marquise Bell.
Speaker 2: You have Elijah Clark who was signed to the active
Speaker 2: roster last weekend. So that's good stuff, but you need
Speaker 2: more than that if you're going to be down to
Speaker 2: starting safe. So Julius would hard hitting guy, and we
Speaker 2: talked about Donald. What does Donald do well? Downhill hard hitter?
Speaker 2: Julius wood hard hill, down hit her.
Speaker 3: Hard hill, down hit her? How did you hard hit her?
Speaker 6: Downhill, downhill, hard hitter?
Speaker 2: I don't know, but you know what's really crazy, impressed
Speaker 2: myself saying, and it sounded good work. That's right, I
Speaker 2: did it.
Speaker 3: It's like I said that on purpose.
Speaker 7: I will tell though, we really need that injury report stats.
Speaker 3: Because you were you were typing up that.
Speaker 2: Hm.
Speaker 3: It's because last night you were typing up fl like Morio.
Speaker 2: That's why. That's what it was.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that was fun to watch.
Speaker 6: Picked up a little bit last night.
Speaker 3: I think Patrick might be under investigation very soon.
Speaker 2: That escalated quickly. Yeah, you know, I think you I
Speaker 2: think you killed a guy with a trident. You should
Speaker 2: probably lay low for a few maybe just chill out.
Speaker 2: But no, you know, you know, yeah, clowns are going
Speaker 2: to clown so anyway.
Speaker 5: Anyway, So Julius would the person that Taylor Swift wrote
Speaker 5: a song about recently, that is who's on the ros.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Julius would exactly would.
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Speaker 2: That was That was appreciate. That was smooth.
Speaker 5: It's not It's not super smooth. If you think if
Speaker 5: you actually listen to the lyrics.
Speaker 2: Of that, just type it up and look at it's wild.
Speaker 8: Ye.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's just arena for yep.
Speaker 6: That's Kyle about.
Speaker 3: That's exactly what it was. Thank you all right.
Speaker 5: Switching offensive preview to Wednesday, I want to talk about
Speaker 5: this offense because right now, statistically in the NFL, Isaiah standback,
Speaker 5: the Dallas Cowboys have the number one total offense.
Speaker 2: You don't want to say another part of that.
Speaker 5: They have the number one most allowed yards on defense,
Speaker 5: but they have the number one total offense. We'll talk
Speaker 5: about that defense tomorrow. We'll talk about what's happening against
Speaker 5: the Panthers this week. But when you look at the
Speaker 5: success that has happened on offense and the number of
Speaker 5: guys that have stepped up on that side of the football,
Speaker 5: where do you feel like it starts?
Speaker 2: Starts with the offensive line. Really, yep. Offensive line allows
Speaker 2: for your quarterback to pass. Offensive line allows for your
Speaker 2: ground game. We get going. It's officsive line. I mean,
Speaker 2: we could talk about all the skill position players, all
Speaker 2: the guys who make contributions there, but ultimately, the big
Speaker 2: fellows who never get subbed out are the ones that
Speaker 2: are taking care of business and allowing for your entire
Speaker 2: offense to be collaborative. Allowed for your officeive coordinator to
Speaker 2: feel comfortable and confident to call plays they control the
Speaker 2: line of scrimmage, so whether they're pass blocking, whether they're
Speaker 2: moving mountains up front, they're doing a heck of a job.
Speaker 2: Dak has the confidence to sit back in the pocket.
Speaker 2: He's obviously had to work in the pocket to create
Speaker 2: some passing lanes at times, but that's every quarterback. So
Speaker 2: I think he's done a heck of a job. The
Speaker 2: offensive line has allowed for him to do that. Obviously,
Speaker 2: Jontay Williams is having one heck of a year. It's
Speaker 2: not like he's getting hit in the backfield and having
Speaker 2: to create he's getting to the line of screams through
Speaker 2: the line of scrimmage to the second level. Then he's
Speaker 2: getting hit, then he's running through its.
Speaker 5: And there's a lot of times yards after contact, because
Speaker 5: that's a big statu in the NFL. Even with yards
Speaker 5: after contact, you have to be favorable position in order
Speaker 5: to appreciate contact.
Speaker 2: I'm saying that then continue through that initial contact is
Speaker 2: not happening behind the line of scrimmage. So if it's
Speaker 2: not happening behind the line of scrimmage and it's happening
Speaker 2: at the second level of the defense, and now you're
Speaker 2: three to four yards across the line of scrimmage. By
Speaker 2: the time you get hit, that's where the contact is happening.
Speaker 2: That's where it's expected to happen based upon your blocking scheme.
Speaker 2: And that's all happening because of the old line.
Speaker 7: So shout out to them, good thing that they're all
Speaker 7: healthy too. Yeah, big facetious, because yeah they're not. But
Speaker 7: I think a large part and doe to that. And
Speaker 7: it's a team sport. You're talking about. All these phases
Speaker 7: of the offense clicking together.
Speaker 6: Is one.
Speaker 7: You don't have the number one offense in the NFL
Speaker 7: without Dak Prescott, right, thanks, we're talking about him yesterday.
Speaker 7: He's on a different level than he's ever been in
Speaker 7: his entire career. It's unfortunate that you have the defense
Speaker 7: not playing up to that same standard there. Like Kyle
Speaker 7: just said, they're number one in yards allowed. If you
Speaker 7: don't have Dak Prescott, this is not the number one
Speaker 7: offense in the NFL. And I don't think people realize
Speaker 7: that enough or give him enough credit because you just
Speaker 7: see it across the board. I mean for people that
Speaker 7: don't know ball, people that don't follow the Cowboys, people
Speaker 7: are just making means of Dak Prescott. I mean they're
Speaker 7: talking about Arch Manning, you know, with the Dak Prescott's
Speaker 7: face in a ut uniform.
Speaker 2: It's same people who were saying Tank for.
Speaker 6: Arch exactly exactly. So really, credit where credit is due.
Speaker 7: Dak Prescott is playing the best football of his career
Speaker 7: and the offense is clicking on all of sudden cylinders
Speaker 7: because of what Dak Prescott is doing in conjunction with
Speaker 7: what shot he's helping him. Do we and it goes
Speaker 7: back to the original question that you asked. Someone posted
Speaker 7: it yesterday and I forgot to send it to you.
Speaker 7: I'm sure you saw it. Someone posted your question to
Speaker 7: Shoddy from the first press conference.
Speaker 2: Yes that was Boss Cowboys Boarts Boss boards.
Speaker 6: Shouts to him.
Speaker 7: And it's indicative of what we're seeing now with how
Speaker 7: the offense is running and what Shody was how he
Speaker 7: answered your question about how you can modernize the Cowboys
Speaker 7: offense for Dak Prescott and for the guys that we
Speaker 7: have here. CD Lamb included it is coming to fruition. Finally,
Speaker 7: you're seeing it now. I mean it started from you know,
Speaker 7: Week one, they drove down the field three times in
Speaker 7: our own score that to me is all you need
Speaker 7: to know, and that's.
Speaker 2: What you're saying.
Speaker 5: Can you take us through that, just because it was
Speaker 5: so long ago, can you remind us what the question was?
Speaker 6: It feels like years ago?
Speaker 3: It does?
Speaker 2: It feels like forever ago?
Speaker 3: And then what his response was That led to.
Speaker 2: Where we would I do one better? Oh, let's see
Speaker 2: if let's see if this might pick up. Oh we're
Speaker 2: going to play it fresh looking for hold on, Oh
Speaker 2: you got to you gotta mute us on the YouTube side.
Speaker 2: On the offense, generally speaking, how do you look to
Speaker 2: move forward as far as modernizing the offense? Talk about
Speaker 2: solving for the quarterback? What does that look like?
Speaker 6: Yeah, again, I go back to my days with Pete.
Speaker 9: I think if you go back and you look at
Speaker 9: some of the things we did in Seattle, obviously the
Speaker 9: starting point for me would be things that our players
Speaker 9: do well.
Speaker 2: You're always going to start with that.
Speaker 9: If your system's not flexible enough to do what your
Speaker 9: players do well, then your probably in the wrong business.
Speaker 9: But I'm a big believer in cut splits. I'm a
Speaker 9: big believer in shifts and motions to distort things. We're
Speaker 9: gonna do a great job of marrying our runs and
Speaker 9: our passes and make those look the same. I'm proud
Speaker 9: to say that two different times in my career as
Speaker 9: a coordinator, we led the league in rushing and they
Speaker 9: go hand in hand. A running game in the action
Speaker 9: passing game go hand in hand. But I would say
Speaker 9: there's a there's a tempo element that we're excited to
Speaker 9: mix in that our players have.
Speaker 3: All shown.
Speaker 9: An affinity for. And let me expand on that.
Speaker 2: A little bit. We we'll just yeah, We'll just stop
Speaker 2: you right there and just say that every single thing
Speaker 2: he said in that in that particular portion, he has
Speaker 2: brought to fruition.
Speaker 7: And if you're looking at how the offense has looked
Speaker 7: for the past three seasons or four seasons under Mike
Speaker 7: McCarthy and listening to what he said here, I mean,
Speaker 7: he's proving his point.
Speaker 6: And we talked about it yesterday.
Speaker 7: We're talking about competing every day being the mantra of
Speaker 7: the season, and you're seeing guys step up that are
Speaker 7: depth players, step in into the starting roles due to
Speaker 7: injury or due to whatever it is and succeed because they're.
Speaker 6: Competing every single day.
Speaker 7: I mean, it's granted, you know, it's where what's the
Speaker 7: record now we're five hundred right? Uh technically and technically
Speaker 7: technically you know technicality, I don't know.
Speaker 3: That tie, that tie, but it's still a tie.
Speaker 6: With all those expectations in mind, have more.
Speaker 5: Wins than you have losses, Isaiah, tie throws that whole
Speaker 5: announcement out the window.
Speaker 2: It definitely does. It throws it out the window. We
Speaker 2: hate ties.
Speaker 6: The tie.
Speaker 2: Tie can eliminate you from playoffs, can it? Okay, just
Speaker 2: like lost can also get But you got two potential negatives.
Speaker 2: That's what we against. You hate ties. But I mean
Speaker 2: going back to a couple of points that you guys
Speaker 2: make because those points mary so well. The play of
Speaker 2: the offensive line, both the starters and the backups when
Speaker 2: the backups were tasked to come in and due to
Speaker 2: injury with the play of Dak Prescott. I don't think
Speaker 2: enough people understand how important it is for one hand
Speaker 2: to watch the other. What I mean by that is
Speaker 2: the offensive line has to protect his quarterback. That much.
Speaker 2: Everybody knows. That's just easy math for even the casual
Speaker 2: football mind. Okay, but for the high iq football mind,
Speaker 2: you also understand that the quarterback has to protect his
Speaker 2: offensive line, and by doing that or in doing that
Speaker 2: with pocket presence and you know, bailing when you need
Speaker 2: to bail, taking checkdowns. We need to take checkdowns because
Speaker 2: or just speeding up your clock because you recognize that
Speaker 2: this pressure is about to get here sooner than than
Speaker 2: you would normally have intended. Dak Prescott is doing all
Speaker 2: of those things, all of those things. Go back and
Speaker 2: look at some of these games where you know, as
Speaker 2: we're rightfully giving credit to some to these backups as
Speaker 2: they're playing, there were a few times where the pressure
Speaker 2: got here or he got there, and that he steps
Speaker 2: up and he moves, and he moves and he buys
Speaker 2: himself time and he either buys enough time to get
Speaker 2: the check down or get the ball out deep left
Speaker 2: or right, or he bails and he gets you that
Speaker 2: first down and moves the chain with his legs. So
Speaker 2: as much as the offensive line deserves credit, both the
Speaker 2: starters and the backups for doing what Connor Riley and
Speaker 2: Clayton Adams and Brian Schottenheimer has coached him up to do,
Speaker 2: which I can't stress enough this coaching staff on the
Speaker 2: offensive side of the ball, Derek Foster, they are oh
Speaker 2: my god, genius level highers at this point in Shottenheimer's career.
Speaker 2: It goes back to what both Isaiah and Josh are saying.
Speaker 2: This trench warfare that the Cowboys are winning on the
Speaker 2: offensive side of the ball, allows for the skilled players
Speaker 2: to take off, allows for you to have those chunk
Speaker 2: plays in a number one offense. So credit to everybody
Speaker 2: because it takes it. It's gonna sound cliche, but it
Speaker 2: takes a team. I want to throw something out there,
Speaker 2: or really kind of just give people some insight. Throw
Speaker 2: it out. Oftentimes people think of backups as lesser than
Speaker 2: of course, there's not a lot of spots in this NFL,
Speaker 2: this NFL professional league that we're in. With that being said,
Speaker 2: backups are usually backups for a number of reasons. Usually
Speaker 2: it's related to the talent level at that point in time,
Speaker 2: At this point in time, you're better than that guy, okay.
Speaker 2: Other times it's we have more invested in that individual
Speaker 2: than we have invested in you. The other thing that
Speaker 2: people need to take in consideration is everybody that is
Speaker 2: on the NFL roster is capable. Okay, so though I
Speaker 2: might be down on the depth, I am very much
Speaker 2: so capable now what is the disparity between myself and
Speaker 2: that starter? And why is there a disparity? Are they
Speaker 2: better because God just blessed them with more abilities? Are
Speaker 2: they better because they've had more reps against people of
Speaker 2: their caliber at that point in time and I just haven't.
Speaker 2: So when you start talking about backups and everybody's so
Speaker 2: amazed that the backups are doing so well, how about
Speaker 2: the fact that they might just not have had the
Speaker 2: opportunities to go against that level of competition to prove
Speaker 2: that they can play at the same level as starters.
Speaker 2: And I really want that, I really want people to
Speaker 2: take that that perspective because I hate referring to guys
Speaker 2: as okay, just backups, Like now, these are NFL players
Speaker 2: that are being granted with an opportunity. And how many
Speaker 2: times have we seen superstars now Hall of famers because
Speaker 2: they were buried on the depth chart and somebody may
Speaker 2: have gotten injured and they represented an opportunity and wohila
Speaker 2: magic right now? Were they lacking ability or were they
Speaker 2: lacking opportunity? So as we talk about this, we have
Speaker 2: to be very careful about how we title right and
Speaker 2: how we kind of what's the word I'm looking for
Speaker 2: label how do we how do we label these players
Speaker 2: that are stepping into the fold because some of these
Speaker 2: guys just needed an opportunity. We can't label them as
Speaker 2: back as we have to label them as guys that
Speaker 2: are down on the depth chart that majors have got
Speaker 2: their big freaking opportunity, and all of a sudden, they
Speaker 2: might see themselves as a starter to either hear if
Speaker 2: not here as a contract inspires agains, they could be
Speaker 2: starting somewhere else. So you're saying you can't just broad
Speaker 2: stroke the label like that. No, Yeah, okay, well Don
Speaker 2: Need doesn't understand that, because apparently Don thinks all Hispanics
Speaker 2: come from one country. Continue the big thing here, Don,
Speaker 2: you're talking about the way You're.
Speaker 5: Talking about the way that players are utilized and how
Speaker 5: they are utilizing their specific roles. That's exactly what Shoty
Speaker 5: was talking about in that opening press conference. I'm going
Speaker 5: to keep this conversation going in the third segment, I'm
Speaker 5: want to come back circle back to it because I've
Speaker 5: got an opportunity here uh to look at some of
Speaker 5: the motion tendencies, and he talked about that a lot too, Didn'
Speaker 5: I'm want to talk about that in the third segment,
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Speaker 1: It's time for QB vision with Isaiah's Standsback.
Speaker 2: They guy, here we go.
Speaker 8: We think.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about it. Man, listen, I don't I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't I respect everybody in this NFL. Oftentimes those
Speaker 2: in the chatting on the on the web, they tend
Speaker 2: to get after me because Isaiah shows every team too
Speaker 2: much respect everybody the threat. Yeah, they are the professionals,
Speaker 2: so definitely are so you might want to respect them.
Speaker 2: Even though you might be better than some teams, you
Speaker 2: have to still prove it week in and week out.
Speaker 3: I can tell you the other side.
Speaker 5: The other guys across the hallway that are preparing for
Speaker 5: next week aren't aren't saying anything less.
Speaker 3: If anything, it's probably more.
Speaker 2: It's football. It's a physical games happen so Chicago, Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: So let's talk about these Panthers. Okay, the Panthers. Where
Speaker 2: they two and three doesn't really matter. These guys can
Speaker 2: play competitive if you allow them to. Their scheme that
Speaker 2: they run defensively is a three four typically is what
Speaker 2: they run, right. They run three down linemen, big nose
Speaker 2: tackle too. Defensively, I have two overhangs with linebackers and
Speaker 2: two linebackers at the second level, so oftentimes it will
Speaker 2: look like a five man front. How does that potentially
Speaker 2: help you and how can that be a disadvantage for you? Well,
Speaker 2: help wise, you can run the ball versus three five
Speaker 2: for the first of three four if you can hold
Speaker 2: the point of the tip of the spear, which is
Speaker 2: the nose guard, right, that's where things start for them.
Speaker 2: Their nose guard is number ninety four A. Shawn Robinson
Speaker 2: played it for the Jet play for the Giants previously.
Speaker 2: He's not I'm not amazed by him. He's a he's
Speaker 2: a big fella. I almost made a comparison that would
Speaker 2: not have been good for us. But he's a he's
Speaker 2: a big fella that I'm not threatened by. He's literally
Speaker 2: like an anchor, Like you're in the middle of the ocean,
Speaker 2: you throw an anchor in there. He just wants to
Speaker 2: hold that spot right and not get moved off the point.
Speaker 2: I believe that their most dominant defensive lineman is Derek Brown.
Speaker 2: Tell them ninety five ninety five, he's a he's a gay, right.
Speaker 2: I believe that they have three game wreckers at the
Speaker 2: first and second level, number ninety five and Derek Brown
Speaker 2: number eleven, and Nick Scorton he plays outside linebacker aka
Speaker 2: stand up defensive end, and then also number ninety one
Speaker 2: Patrick Jones, who is also an outside linebacker aka stand
Speaker 2: up defensive end. Right, So when you think about the
Speaker 2: three four outside linebackers, think about old school New England
Speaker 2: dali As Thomas. You know, they're just the big dudes
Speaker 2: that just stand up and making their big guys. They're
Speaker 2: not full on pass rushers, but they're not great cover
Speaker 2: guys either of the kind of tweeters you don't want
Speaker 2: their hand in the ground. So that's pretty much what
Speaker 2: they are. But you can run the ball vers of
Speaker 2: three four. I think you can get their big fellow
Speaker 2: of ninety four Ashan Robinson, you can get him moved
Speaker 2: off the point. That's gonna be a lot of responsibility
Speaker 2: on mister brock Off. So yeah, typically you have the
Speaker 2: nose guard covering up your center. You'll have the Usually
Speaker 2: there are three techniques. Sometimes they'll get out to five techniques,
Speaker 2: which means that they're on the outside shade of your guards.
Speaker 2: If you can kick those quote unquote defensive ends out,
Speaker 2: which are really your you know, two of your d linemen.
Speaker 2: It's weird to start talking about names of titles of
Speaker 2: their position. Their d ns are d tackles. Really, we
Speaker 2: just end titles. If you can kick them out with
Speaker 2: your guards and you can hold the point, all of
Speaker 2: a sudden, now your guards can get up to the
Speaker 2: second level on their linebackers. And if you could do that,
Speaker 2: then I foresee Javonte Williams having one heck of a day.
Speaker 2: He's already had one heck of a year. I think
Speaker 2: that he'll have one heck of a day if they
Speaker 2: choose to remain in this three four defense. But you
Speaker 2: better find ninety five. He will, he will, he will
Speaker 2: mess up your day. That's on the front. Okay, eleven
Speaker 2: and ninety one. These are athletic outside linebackers slash d
Speaker 2: ns that they play and coverage a lot of times
Speaker 2: because in their three four they often play cover four,
Speaker 2: Cover two, they'll drop them out and cover three sometimes,
Speaker 2: so a lot of times these guys are kind of
Speaker 2: fish out of water in space. Imagine Micah Parsons trying
Speaker 2: to play coverage. It's not what you want, right, You
Speaker 2: much rather him get after the quarterback. You played them
Speaker 2: at linebacker. There's a reason why he changed back to
Speaker 2: a d N. He just didn't do well at that level.
Speaker 2: That's how I see these guys.
Speaker 5: Just for Floyd in the chat, can you explain what
Speaker 5: a Cover two versus a Cover three looks like?
Speaker 3: Just because he doesn't?
Speaker 2: Got you? Yeah? So cover two two, high safeties two corner.
Speaker 6: Football, there's a cylindrical ball.
Speaker 3: I'm just kidding you keep you going, all right?
Speaker 2: Yeah? So these guys can they get out in that
Speaker 2: space and coverage when that's their responsibility and they don't
Speaker 2: do well. What eleven and ninety one do well is
Speaker 2: they they are high effort guys and they're very athletic.
Speaker 2: These are guys that not necessarily the most skilled with
Speaker 2: their hands or even necessarily a bunch of moves in
Speaker 2: their bag. But they don't stop. They just they just
Speaker 2: stay after the quarterback. Think Max, Think Max Crosby. Right,
Speaker 2: Max Crosby is skilled in all those things, but he
Speaker 2: just continues to get after you or another gentleman. Van Ginkel,
Speaker 2: that's the person that I think about. That's just a
Speaker 2: high effort guy, just a bull right in a freaking
Speaker 2: coffee shopping You've always liked I love his game.
Speaker 5: You've liked it from when he was in Minnesota. That
Speaker 5: was the first time you really were honing in on it.
Speaker 5: And he's still a beast, and he's still sidelined.
Speaker 2: He's still a beast. I love players who just are relentless.
Speaker 2: Right that there's you can't scheme against. You can't scheme
Speaker 2: against that, right because your initial plan, okay, stops them,
Speaker 2: but then what then then there then their will to
Speaker 2: win takes over. That's what eleven and ninety one are.
Speaker 2: Outside of that, they have obviously a great corner that
Speaker 2: I think is being just wasted away in JC Horn
Speaker 2: and that's number eight. On the outside, they don't there's
Speaker 2: not a lot to talk about in terms of their
Speaker 2: corners because they're not playing a lot of man. They're
Speaker 2: playing so much zone. They're playing quarters, they're playing two,
Speaker 2: they're playing three. Occasionally, every so often they'll sprinkle in
Speaker 2: a little bit of man. They don't blitz a lot.
Speaker 2: Everything that they do coverage wise is so easily identifiable.
Speaker 2: Like Dak should have a day as long as they
Speaker 2: get it blocked up upfront, which I don't foresee that
Speaker 2: being a problem. But Dak should have a day. He's
Speaker 2: gonna have a lot of he should have a great
Speaker 2: pocket because a lot of their rushes come from their
Speaker 2: outside linebackers pressing from the outside, which are they're usually
Speaker 2: a nine techniques or eleven techniques, however you want to
Speaker 2: look at it, so they're pushing up the field. The
Speaker 2: pocket is usually nice. He could step up, he could
Speaker 2: delivered the ball. There's no physicality at the line of
Speaker 2: scrimmage by their corners. They're linebackers that are out in coverage,
Speaker 2: are not jamming your inside receivers, so there's no contact
Speaker 2: there to stop Ferguson from getting to the middle. If
Speaker 2: you guys have any questions in regards to that, go
Speaker 2: look at Darren Waller what he did last week. He
Speaker 2: was running routes like he was routes on air, so
Speaker 2: I'm not there's nothing defensively that there was like, oh
Speaker 2: my gosh, you better be aware of this, and I
Speaker 2: don't like that going into a game. But I'm just
Speaker 2: telling you what I see on the film. Handful of
Speaker 2: guys ninety five get him figured out up front. He
Speaker 2: could he could push your your office a lineman back
Speaker 2: into the lap of Dak Prescott and then eleven to
Speaker 2: ninety one. Ohs, you're a high effort guys, and if
Speaker 2: you decide to throw the ball jac Horn's way, he's
Speaker 2: not being forced to do a lot of quote unquote coverage,
Speaker 2: but he don't. Don't play with him, right, so some
Speaker 2: respect on his name. I tell you what gives me confidence,
Speaker 2: And again this is please don't take it as as
Speaker 2: me saying that the Cowboys are definitely going to win
Speaker 2: this game. They should, but we'll get to that when
Speaker 2: we do predictions on fat. Having seen what Brockoffin and TJ.
Speaker 2: Bass could do against Quinn Williams gives me a lot
Speaker 2: of confidence that they can handle that interior against whomever, right,
Speaker 2: because if you can stop Quinn Williams, everybody else more
Speaker 2: or less is kind of downhill from there as far
Speaker 2: as talent goes, with the exception of like a Cavon
Speaker 2: Thibodeaux or a Dexter Lawrence, I should say, so, yeah,
Speaker 2: there's that. So I feel like the comp I feel
Speaker 2: like they'll get him blocked up real well. I agree
Speaker 2: with Isaiah on that. And then from there you're asking
Speaker 2: a lot of a very capable j. C. Horn. But
Speaker 2: in that secondary that's it's him and who and who. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so Mike.
Speaker 6: Jackson is bad. Yeah, they he needs to look at
Speaker 6: the man in the mirror.
Speaker 2: He's no thriller. He's no thriller. I'll tell you that.
Speaker 2: He is, like actually, yeah, Billy genis not listen. Just
Speaker 2: but seriously, I mean, I expect that they'll probably travel
Speaker 2: j C. Horn with George Pickens, because if they don't,
Speaker 2: they don't make it makes it that much worse. Thing,
Speaker 2: is that much worse?
Speaker 7: Derrick Brown for all in tons of pursses, that's their monstar.
Speaker 7: Like I was saying before, I mean, he's he's like
Speaker 7: Kenny Clark with an extra gear for past rush.
Speaker 5: He's a top ten pick out of Auburn whenever he
Speaker 5: was drafted and still a young.
Speaker 7: Guy speculated that we may have traded for him for
Speaker 7: the whole Mica situation. That may have been a possibility,
Speaker 7: But I'm saying Derek Brown is their dude. If you're
Speaker 7: able to stop him at the at the front of attack,
Speaker 7: at the line, and you're not able to have the
Speaker 7: pocket collapse in front of Dak Prescott, that's what I'm
Speaker 7: concerned about. I'm concerned about that interior rush, and I'm
Speaker 7: concerned about those running lanes not being open that they
Speaker 7: can be Number eleven, Nick Scarton, I like him.
Speaker 6: He's very athletic.
Speaker 7: He's very physical, but he's like a like you said,
Speaker 7: a bowl in a china shop where he sees red.
Speaker 6: But he can be he's a little.
Speaker 2: Too fast, he's aggressive.
Speaker 7: He's very aggressive and he'll bite. So if you're able
Speaker 7: to sort of get around him, I mean he's he's
Speaker 7: going to play straight ahead B line and there's no
Speaker 7: finesse to it. Really, he's just running a gunning. Ashan
Speaker 7: Robinson is cleaning up because of what Derek Brown is
Speaker 7: able to do.
Speaker 2: In Patrick Jones ninety one, he's six four, two sixty
Speaker 2: four and he moves like a linebacker, like a true linebacker. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he's freaking athletic. Now, I mean you get him going
Speaker 2: one direction, he's high effort. You put a move on him,
Speaker 2: he puts his foot in the ground. He's going with you.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 7: And I only saw him really in the Dolphins game
Speaker 7: Christian rose Boom. I thought he was like a really
Speaker 7: solid tackler, so you're not going to get past him
Speaker 7: a lot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's nice.
Speaker 6: And then the same for Trayvon Morigg is a number seven.
Speaker 5: Yeahg Morigg, mo heck mo Rig former TCU, excellent run defender, yes, excellent,
Speaker 5: But he gets a in the box.
Speaker 2: He's there.
Speaker 5: Don Way Wilson, Yeah, yes, plays downhill, he's yeah, shoots
Speaker 5: the gap.
Speaker 3: He's quick, and.
Speaker 2: They like they like to run a dime, which is
Speaker 2: really weird.
Speaker 6: They like to run.
Speaker 2: But like they'll they'll play three safeties, often three safeties
Speaker 2: with two high safeties. So like you talk about more Rig,
Speaker 2: he wants to be they want him in a box,
Speaker 2: so he'll be he's a strong safety. They still have
Speaker 2: the strong safety behind him, but they want him in
Speaker 2: the box.
Speaker 7: And if we're talking about and Kyle preface this in
Speaker 7: our rundown where it's like if you're in a posing offense.
Speaker 7: How do you defend the Cowboys offense? For me, right now,
Speaker 7: it's if you're able to collapse the middle of the
Speaker 7: pocket and take away all of the middle of the
Speaker 7: field that Dak loves. He loves using Jake Ferguson in
Speaker 7: that scenario, If you're using guys like mow Rig and
Speaker 7: Christian rose Boom to clear the middle up for them,
Speaker 7: not give it available up to Dak Prescott at all,
Speaker 7: and collapse the pocket in front of Dak, that's gonna
Speaker 7: be a problem.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 5: It's funny because when you look at the performances so
Speaker 5: far by Carolina, four of the five games have been
Speaker 5: pretty much the same right mid twenties. They've given up
Speaker 5: twenty four, twenty six, twenty seven points, and then they
Speaker 5: had just this one breakout game against Atlanta where they
Speaker 5: shut out the Falcons. I mean it was thirty to
Speaker 5: nothing and just shut them down. I was looking at
Speaker 5: the box score. B Jhon Robinson is pretty good. Hunh
Speaker 5: Bjehon's great, and they've got weapons.
Speaker 6: Ry held him to seventy four yards on the ground.
Speaker 3: Yeah, seventy four yards.
Speaker 5: Then you look at Michael Pennix Junior eighteen for thirty
Speaker 5: six passing, and he had two picks thrown in that game.
Speaker 5: There was like a weird special teams like muffed punk
Speaker 5: situation in that game, but for the most part, Atlanta
Speaker 5: just couldn't get anything going in that game.
Speaker 3: When it all comes together, How does it come together
Speaker 3: for Carolina?
Speaker 2: The team trying to go lateral. You can't outrun their
Speaker 2: low side linebackers. Okay, like I said, well, that's what
Speaker 2: Bjon Robinson's best. No, he gets outside tackle box, don't
Speaker 2: try it. Eleven and ninety one, don't do it.
Speaker 6: So it's literally about being the most physical upfront.
Speaker 2: Absolute go downhill, go down to get ninety get ninety five.
Speaker 2: Moved off the point, go downhill, get on their linebackers.
Speaker 2: Like that's where you can you can out physical them.
Speaker 2: Going straight ahead very much. So like last week, don't
Speaker 2: go sideways. I was gonna say, go sideways.
Speaker 3: That's bad.
Speaker 2: You're gonna have two sixty five to sixty five running
Speaker 2: you down. You know the beauty of Javonte Williams. Oh,
Speaker 2: he's gonna he can run down here. He can get
Speaker 2: in those A and B gaps. Hell, he accidentally ran
Speaker 2: over Nate Thomas yeah, friendly fire on that big when
Speaker 2: your left tackle is in the way, on the way
Speaker 2: too to get that sixty six yards. So yeah, Javonte Williams,
Speaker 2: he's I mean, he has the ability to to play
Speaker 2: sideline the sideline, but he's a downhill. Hand me the
Speaker 2: ball and let me get let me get into these
Speaker 2: trenches typework. So going against like you said, you can't
Speaker 2: outrun those guys, uh, sideline of sideline, Javonte Williams isn't
Speaker 2: gonna try. He's gonna come.
Speaker 8: Right at you.
Speaker 6: And if they're playing zone defense, yes please Yeah, Like, if.
Speaker 2: There is ever a day for Fergie to have one
Speaker 2: hundred yards, this is it. This would be the day.
Speaker 2: This is it because there's gaps in their defense based
Speaker 2: upon their skins, and they don't jam the number two
Speaker 2: or number three offensive player coming out. So for Ferguson,
Speaker 2: if he's attached coming off the line of scrimmage, there's
Speaker 2: nobody there to jam them. The outside linebacker is outside
Speaker 2: of him because they want to contain everything, and the
Speaker 2: inside linebacker is on the inside in the box, so
Speaker 2: he literally has a free release to the second level,
Speaker 2: so there's nobody to stop him. There's nobody there that's
Speaker 2: putting their hands on him. He's free. And again, if
Speaker 2: you have questions about that, go watch Waller. Waller is
Speaker 2: running around Button Neckett and they're just like, oh, I'm free,
Speaker 2: thank you all day long.
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Speaker 2: It feels like it's another opportunity for one Ryan Flinoy
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Speaker 3: If he has one hundred yards this week.
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Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 5: There is oh yeah, there it is now. Whenever we
Speaker 5: talk about Brian Schottenheimer. You talk about what is going
Speaker 5: on with this offense, the number one total offense.
Speaker 3: In the NFL.
Speaker 5: How much credit does he deserve when it comes to
Speaker 5: this offense because of the motion that he talked about
Speaker 5: with Patrick and the utilization of.
Speaker 3: Players in specific roles. There's a lot of good things
Speaker 3: he's doing. And it continues going into.
Speaker 5: Week five, week six, and we're past September football. You
Speaker 5: kind of know what you are? What do you think
Speaker 5: it is? From the shot shot?
Speaker 7: He deserves so much credit, obviously, and he's standing by
Speaker 7: what he said, and he was talking about how he
Speaker 7: had to bite his lip under Mike McCarthy, and you know,
Speaker 7: there were situations where he sort of wanted to do
Speaker 7: something different than Mike McCarthy wanted to do as a
Speaker 7: play caller. So now he's getting to do he has
Speaker 7: that opportunity and the fact that he was here with
Speaker 7: Dak with most of the offense being able to diagnose like,
Speaker 7: all right in this situation is not what I do, buddy,
Speaker 7: And you're seeing that more often and johnsy Williams is
Speaker 7: a big part of that.
Speaker 6: But I think, and we talked about it a lot
Speaker 6: after the the.
Speaker 7: What was this last game, the Jets game, where it's
Speaker 7: the staff around him, the staff that he chose around him.
Speaker 7: It's not just a bunch of guys. It's not the thing.
Speaker 7: Oh my buddies are going to come out. No, like
Speaker 7: Connor Riley Clayton Adams. I mean, it is really really good, Junior.
Speaker 7: It is impressive. It is impressive. And we talked about
Speaker 7: it after we started signing all these coaches. All of
Speaker 7: the shows that we had were like, guys, this staff
Speaker 7: is pretty good.
Speaker 6: Who said that, all of us here on this show
Speaker 6: talking talking.
Speaker 7: Cowboys, research on the best Dallas Cowboys, that.
Speaker 2: We should all just go ahead and say again, yeah.
Speaker 6: I told you so.
Speaker 3: Now you're not. You don't have your sign up for today.
Speaker 2: No, I don't have my sign because, yeah, somebody stole me.
Speaker 2: Stole Let us see that on another show. Let us
Speaker 2: see that in another the sign will make a return.
Speaker 7: I just need to But literally, we've been telling you
Speaker 7: guys since they we started this whole coaching hiring.
Speaker 5: Process, and the coaching has been good. This team is
Speaker 5: still to two and one. It's not implying that the
Speaker 5: Cowboys are gonna win the Super Bowl because they're coaching
Speaker 5: is facts, but you can all build on top of
Speaker 5: things like this just and that's what we've.
Speaker 2: Seen so far. Yeah, and to answer your question, I
Speaker 2: believe that Brian Schottenheimer deserves a ton of credit for
Speaker 2: what this offense has become. And that being said, he
Speaker 2: doesn't deserve one hundred percent of the cry that's just sign.
Speaker 2: This take does not imply the Cowboys will win the
Speaker 2: Super Bowl. I need my sign back. It has been retrieved.
Speaker 2: I love you protected it. That's what it was.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I love that.
Speaker 3: To make sure nobody came in here and did take
Speaker 3: it for their show.
Speaker 7: Best show to frame that, No, absolutely definitely in front
Speaker 7: of the screen.
Speaker 2: George Protector beam as the protector of the sign.
Speaker 6: A sign Steeler if you will. All right, Belichick, all right, let's.
Speaker 2: Fight it out. Huh. But yeah, So Shoty deserves a
Speaker 2: ton of the credit, but not one hundred credit. And
Speaker 2: he readily he threw me out everyone who would listen
Speaker 2: that most certainly when you look at Clayton Adams, Clayton
Speaker 2: Adams has a pretty sizable fingerprint on this offensive scheme
Speaker 2: every single week and coordinating and you know the script
Speaker 2: it plays the first fifteen against teams and so again,
Speaker 2: as much as we are praising Shoddy, and that's rightful
Speaker 2: and it's justifiable, and we've said it before. This is
Speaker 2: not the first time you've heard talking Cowboys mentioned Clayton
Speaker 2: Adams and Connor Radley. But Clayton Adams just just he
Speaker 2: does two things so exceptionally well with assisting with the
Speaker 2: offensive line teachings with Connor Riley because he's a former
Speaker 2: offensive line coach himself, but then also the ability to
Speaker 2: coordinate an entire offense by himself. You get the best
Speaker 2: of both worlds with him. So going back to what
Speaker 2: what you coordinate, you got the mushrooms or in the
Speaker 2: mushrooms like you did that, you got to go back
Speaker 2: to what Josh said. Really when it comes to on
Speaker 2: the offensive side of the ball, there was not a
Speaker 2: buddy system there was There was no Mike Nolan esk
Speaker 2: higher offensive side of the ball there was, Yeah, there
Speaker 2: was none of that. There was flat out who's available
Speaker 2: that's at the top of their position anywhere in the
Speaker 2: NFL or in the collegiate.
Speaker 7: Ranks, and from shot and perspective, who are the guys
Speaker 7: out there that deserve that shot, that have not gotten.
Speaker 6: That shot yet?
Speaker 2: He's a guy like Connor right.
Speaker 7: And just to derail us completely. Liam Cohen sounds like
Speaker 7: the Little Martians from toy Story.
Speaker 6: Tony says that a stranger from the outside.
Speaker 2: I don't never on here that things that is pretty.
Speaker 3: That's pretty good.
Speaker 8: Great.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 5: Going back to the motion conversation, we've seen significant increases
Speaker 5: in motion from the Brian Schottenheimer scheme and play calling
Speaker 5: side of things.
Speaker 3: You talk about last year.
Speaker 5: Fifty eight point eight percent from Dallas motion pre snap
Speaker 5: or any type of motion for that matter. When it
Speaker 5: comes to the league trends, it continues to go up.
Speaker 2: Year after year.
Speaker 5: Every year there's been more and more. This year, the
Speaker 5: league trend in the league average is sixty three percent
Speaker 5: of motion. Dallas is running sixty eight percent motion.
Speaker 3: Oh, which is a ten percent increase from last year.
Speaker 6: That seems good.
Speaker 3: Ten percent increase.
Speaker 5: It's above the league average, and they are top ten
Speaker 5: in the league when it comes to running motion pre snap.
Speaker 5: We've been calling for it as a fan base. I
Speaker 5: feel like it's not even just talking counsel now, but
Speaker 5: it's the whole fan base or found if the whole
Speaker 5: league is seeing more motion, why is there no more
Speaker 5: emotion or not any any more. E motion fifty eight
Speaker 5: percent was even up I believe from twenty twenty three.
Speaker 3: I'll look up that number two.
Speaker 5: But the fact that there has been more creativity, there
Speaker 5: has been more motion, more eyewash, and he talked about
Speaker 5: how it is more for a defense to pick up
Speaker 5: that shows that it's had some success already this year.
Speaker 10: For sure.
Speaker 2: I mean it's important. It's important in all of our
Speaker 2: fan fam that understood exactly what we're putting down, all
Speaker 2: those all your back in training camp. You understand that
Speaker 2: it helps the offense, it helps DAK, it helps the
Speaker 2: offensive line, it helps the receivers, and it's tied and
Speaker 2: it helps absolutely everybody. It is a coverage indicator. You're
Speaker 2: looking for as much of an advantage every single snap
Speaker 2: as you can get. So when I run motion, my
Speaker 2: receivers are able to decipher exactly what are the safety
Speaker 2: is doing as I come across. Is the reason why
Speaker 2: when you see guys motion, they're not just looking where
Speaker 2: they're going, They're looking across the line of screamage and see, Okay,
Speaker 2: it's a safety moving and somebody following me. Okay, I
Speaker 2: thought it was a B or C now it's going
Speaker 2: to be A or B. Right, it's a process of elimination.
Speaker 2: The quarterback is able to start deciphering what's going on. Right,
Speaker 2: the checks up front as a center is sitting there
Speaker 2: with his hand on ball and he's looking around. Obviously,
Speaker 2: the line moves, and now the linebackers move. Now, whatever
Speaker 2: you had on your piece of paper before that, this
Speaker 2: is how you blocked this particular front. Now that's changed
Speaker 2: to another piece of paper because now these guys just
Speaker 2: moved a half inch over and that changes absolutely everything
Speaker 2: for my blocking scheme. It helps. It's indicator or why
Speaker 2: are you hard counting up front, because it's just letting
Speaker 2: them know what is letting your officeive linemen know. Hey,
Speaker 2: let's take a look at these guys that these guys
Speaker 2: jump up. You see that indicator right there? Yes, blitz, Okay,
Speaker 2: let's go ahead. What we get called blocking wise is
Speaker 2: affirmed or we need to change it.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 2: If I'm sitting up there and I'm brock Kaufman, all right,
Speaker 2: but maybe we had a slide to the left. Boom
Speaker 2: check check check check. You know what I'm saying right
Speaker 2: right right, boom, that's it. That's all we need now,
Speaker 2: everybody just changed their blocking assignments. So much of that
Speaker 2: happens that you don't see from TV, And as Kyle's
Speaker 2: laying it out, sixty eight percent is very important because
Speaker 2: the defense not only has to figure out what the
Speaker 2: heck you're doing, but while they're trying to figure you out,
Speaker 2: figure figure it out, they're telling you what they're doing.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Well, in the amount of teams above you in
Speaker 5: the motion department, you could probably say these are pretty
Speaker 5: solid offenses.
Speaker 3: Would you like me to run through? By all means,
Speaker 3: how about the forty nine Ers?
Speaker 2: Oh? Pretty good?
Speaker 3: You know, Kyle Shanahan, Joe Brady and the Buffalo Bills.
Speaker 3: They're pretty solid. They didn't play well this past week,
Speaker 3: but they're solid.
Speaker 5: Jacksonville, who's the Rams? Yeah, the Lions, Yeah, the Saints, yeah,
Speaker 5: Kellen Moorea killing Yeah, yeah, I see Kellen. And then
Speaker 5: some of the other teams that haven't had as much
Speaker 5: success but are still traditionally good offenses. The Ravens, the Dolphins,
Speaker 5: the Falcons.
Speaker 3: And the Packers.
Speaker 5: Those are the teams above Dallas in terms of running motion. Yes,
Speaker 5: pretty solid offenses across.
Speaker 2: The good good company.
Speaker 3: It's a good group. It helps it definitely helps, certainly does.
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