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Speaker 6: I never know what I'm trying to tell you, never
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Speaker 3: I know, I walked in this morning and Isaiah's like, oh,
Speaker 3: you're changing the hair back up. I was like, I
Speaker 3: just didn't put any like product.
Speaker 4: Twenty twenty two, Kyle. Earlier than that, you look young earlier.
Speaker 1: You definitely look much you just.
Speaker 4: Because without the product. Yeah, this is the first time
Speaker 4: I got going on. There's no shape.
Speaker 7: Remember a cold pizza this morning in your storm room,
Speaker 7: you know what I mean?
Speaker 8: Like maybe maybe the The funny thing is is like
Speaker 8: you look like for calculus.
Speaker 3: Yeah, tonight I've I'm calling the North Texas men's and
Speaker 3: women's basketball both play at home to night, so they've
Speaker 3: got a rare doubleheader and they're giving out pizza to
Speaker 3: like the student section.
Speaker 4: Free pizza.
Speaker 3: But like, as a full grown adult yesterday, seeing that
Speaker 3: announcement where they were like full grown pizza, I was like, wait,
Speaker 3: do I get idiot? As a broadcaster, I was like, wait,
Speaker 3: they've got media food. I don't need free pizza from
Speaker 3: the student section.
Speaker 4: Was still there.
Speaker 7: You look like a dude that's like free pizza and
Speaker 7: your working.
Speaker 9: Damn right if you weren't right now, it's the balance
Speaker 9: from him, right, So without the product, he's younger of top,
Speaker 9: but with the beard, so it's like party up top,
Speaker 9: business down low.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's Kyle v k.
Speaker 7: It's a modern mullet k Y.
Speaker 4: He's a student up to the professor. Now, damn right.
Speaker 4: The uh we need to do like the evolution of
Speaker 4: Kyle Beamer. We need to have like pictures.
Speaker 3: I've seen it, beam Beam seen me at my lowest too,
Speaker 3: Beam see all me when I was on my way
Speaker 3: back from West Virginia and I was doing minor league
Speaker 3: baseball and I had just gotten off of one hundred
Speaker 3: and forty game season, and yeah, that.
Speaker 4: Was kind of games. You think that you've called over
Speaker 4: all sports.
Speaker 3: At least at least fifteen hundred cool, Yeah, at.
Speaker 7: Least this guy's got the reps.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I like, right, fifteen hundred and I've only been
Speaker 3: doing it since twenty sixteen in terms of play by play,
Speaker 3: So yeah.
Speaker 4: It's quite a bit.
Speaker 7: It's gonna be trying.
Speaker 3: Watch I called two hundred and eleven events last year.
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Speaker 4: There you go. News and notes. Patrick, No, C. Walker.
Speaker 4: We got an update, not a great one.
Speaker 1: We do not a great will Dak Prescott. Yeah, we'll
Speaker 1: end on that. With the news and notes.
Speaker 9: We can say into a discussion, don't start out negative,
Speaker 9: Kyle geez.
Speaker 1: We're going right into the injury report. So you know
Speaker 1: there's no there's no positives. Yeah, there's positive.
Speaker 4: Mike gets back.
Speaker 9: Yeah, figured that was because he was not going to play.
Speaker 9: He was not going to Not pretty big deal. So
Speaker 9: Michael was a limited participant, but nonetheless back at practice
Speaker 9: for the first time since suffering his high ankle sprain
Speaker 9: several weeks ago. He's missed several games at this point.
Speaker 9: But yesterday, you know, in the open portion of practice,
Speaker 9: Not that we were able to see much there, but
Speaker 9: I was checking for his movement and his range of
Speaker 9: motion as he was doing the chords with trainer Britt Brown,
Speaker 9: and kind of looking at his facial express I want
Speaker 9: to see if there's going to be any grimacy, Was
Speaker 9: there any favoring? Was he laboring at all? Looks very good,
Speaker 9: He's moving very well. I wonder what he looks like
Speaker 9: in team drills. But he did say after practice that
Speaker 9: he's going he's trying to go full go to test it.
Speaker 9: He said that he'll see how he feels again today,
Speaker 9: but felt good yesterday and now it's just a matter
Speaker 9: of getting those reps because, in his words, he said,
Speaker 9: he feels like he's starting over because he's been out
Speaker 9: for such a period of time. But as far as physically,
Speaker 9: he said, there are no limitations on him right now.
Speaker 9: He's just you know, working to get the reps in,
Speaker 9: working to be cleared for Sunday. Then he started talking
Speaker 9: as if he will be on the field on Sunday
Speaker 9: because he started speaking about the matchup against his former
Speaker 9: Penn statementors Sae Kwon Barkley.
Speaker 1: So that's going to be something to watch.
Speaker 9: So there's your really good news is that Michael Parsons
Speaker 9: is trending towards coming back.
Speaker 1: Let's go now. I hope you have fun with that.
Speaker 9: Dron Bland is still not practicing well, Okay, he did
Speaker 9: not participate. Was expected that he would not participate, but.
Speaker 4: To say it was a significant setback.
Speaker 9: Yeah, And the question posed to Mike McCarthy yesterday was,
Speaker 9: you know, in the walk off after the press conference
Speaker 9: was was it a significant setback? And he downplayed it
Speaker 9: and said it wasn't necessarily significant. It's just a matter
Speaker 9: of they thought that he would be ready, and he's
Speaker 9: just not healing at the.
Speaker 1: Rate that they thought he would.
Speaker 9: The word that McCarthy said was he's still having symptoms
Speaker 9: from it, and until he's no longer having symptoms, he
Speaker 9: will not be cleared to return to practice again, let
Speaker 9: alone take the field.
Speaker 3: Have you ever seen an Anchorman of Come On? I mean,
Speaker 3: it's one of the best common movies about our whole thing.
Speaker 3: The one part of Anchorman where he's he's got the
Speaker 3: pen in his hand, he just goes, I don't believe you.
Speaker 3: That's me and Mike McCarthy right now. I don't believe
Speaker 3: he looked.
Speaker 4: I don't believe you. I don't believe you.
Speaker 3: I think it was significant. There's no way you go limited,
Speaker 3: limited in practice practice, then d n p out for
Speaker 3: the game, and then you have not seen the practice
Speaker 3: field in three weeks.
Speaker 1: Agree with you.
Speaker 3: After starting the twenty one day practice window, he immediately
Speaker 3: went into practice full practice, full practices and then d
Speaker 3: n p'd from that point forward. I mean, I don't
Speaker 3: believe you.
Speaker 4: How many weeks. Well, I mean it was going that
Speaker 4: was going into the Detroit.
Speaker 10: Game, and what's that A small setback, that's what it was.
Speaker 4: Like, I do agree.
Speaker 9: I think the setback was significant. No one around the
Speaker 9: building is admitting to that. But the timeline is the timeline.
Speaker 9: The math is the math, and the fact is this
Speaker 9: was a stress fracture, not anything that should have been devastating,
Speaker 9: but it was a stress fracture that occurred and was
Speaker 9: surgically repaired just ahead of the season, so that would
Speaker 9: have been late August. We are now having this conversation
Speaker 9: approaching mid November, and he's still not at practice after
Speaker 9: having practiced twice and then being pulled from practice entirely.
Speaker 9: So something something went wrong. Something's so we'll see from that.
Speaker 9: As far as the injury report, the remainder of the
Speaker 9: injury report goes Tyler Guy and was limited. You know,
Speaker 9: he had suffered a little bit of a nick issue
Speaker 9: against the Falcons, but returned to the game and he
Speaker 9: played it. I spoke with guid In yesterday he should
Speaker 9: be completely fine for this week's game. Ceedee Lamb limited
Speaker 9: with that shoulder as expected per Mike McCarthy, that he
Speaker 9: would be limited. Eric Kendricks was listed with a shoulder
Speaker 9: He did not participate, but he was not going to
Speaker 9: participate in yesterday's practice anyway, because that's a veteran day
Speaker 9: for both he and Zach Martin, but because they receive treatment.
Speaker 1: That has to be logged with the with the NFL.
Speaker 9: So Eric Kendricks and Zach Martin both listed with shoulder
Speaker 9: issues DMP. But again, even if they were completely healthy,
Speaker 9: they would not have practiced on yesterday, So no concern.
Speaker 9: They're really one ye Thomas, he is not looking good
Speaker 9: for this Sunday with that concussion. He is in the protocol.
Speaker 9: It doesn't sound like he's going to clear in order
Speaker 9: to take the field. And Nick Vigil continues to deal
Speaker 9: with that full issue. And now Dak Prescott, all right,
Speaker 9: so oh, peeking over at the Eagles real quick. If
Speaker 9: I'm Tay Smith didn't practice with a hamstring injury, so
Speaker 9: keeping on on that, and Nolan Smith didn't participate with
Speaker 9: a groin injury. So two starters for the Eagles are
Speaker 9: less than healthy, so keeping on them. But so Dak
Speaker 9: Prescott yesterday morning, a source told me that and this
Speaker 9: is the wording from the source that Dak Prescott quote
Speaker 9: unquote popped a hamstring does not sound good by So
Speaker 9: my question to that was, well a statement. My reply was,
Speaker 9: it's interesting you say popped and not pulled. He was
Speaker 9: like popped. Oh yeah, okay. Fast forward a little bit
Speaker 9: from that. It was confirmed by multiple reports. Lead being
Speaker 9: Jane Slater of NFL Networks shouts out to Jane, So
Speaker 9: I'm gonna read exactly from janecause I don't want to
Speaker 9: miss quote.
Speaker 1: All right, So let me pull Jane's up right now.
Speaker 9: Dak Prescott has reportedly suffered where you are, okay, reportedly
Speaker 9: suffered a partial evolsion of his hamstring tendon, which is
Speaker 9: partially torn off of the bone, per reports, and then
Speaker 9: includes Jane and some others such as Calvin Clarence. And
Speaker 9: again this is confirming what the source told me with
Speaker 9: the verbiage of popped. Right, I'm told it typically takes
Speaker 9: more than four weeks. Absolutely it would, and in some
Speaker 9: cases it may scar over. Now I'm gonna move away
Speaker 9: from them. In some cases, this partial terror may scar over.
Speaker 9: The issue is is they're still trying to figure out
Speaker 9: if it's a partial or a full full.
Speaker 4: If it's a.
Speaker 9: Partial tear, they may just rest them, see if it
Speaker 9: heals on its own, and then see how it goes.
Speaker 1: I'm with you on there. If it's a full tear
Speaker 1: it requires surgery, season is over.
Speaker 3: The full tear I saw even with surgery, the best
Speaker 3: case scenario was six weeks best case. And that's not
Speaker 3: what you're gonna do with a franchise quarterback.
Speaker 4: You're not gonna rush because how many games do you have?
Speaker 9: Absolutely not that you've got nine regular season games left.
Speaker 9: You're not going to rush him back for that surgery
Speaker 9: six games and then it takes another two or three
Speaker 9: to even working the way back the season. So again
Speaker 9: I stayed, if it's if it requires surgery to repair
Speaker 9: Dak Prescott, season is likely over.
Speaker 4: Yeah. And as such, why.
Speaker 7: Was the word was the word quit on there at all?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 4: No, the word quit was.
Speaker 1: Not on there.
Speaker 7: Quit.
Speaker 9: So for James, for those such as James, he's in
Speaker 9: a little bit of hot water, should even with his
Speaker 9: own people, to people.
Speaker 7: Hot takes that's crazy that you're in hot water at
Speaker 7: f s one. That's a really terrific dumb play.
Speaker 6: The game at that level will get drawn into the
Speaker 6: environment that you're in. That's what it is due Unfortunately
Speaker 6: some of the some of.
Speaker 4: The media game too.
Speaker 6: It's even when some of the experienced guys get drawn
Speaker 6: in trying to you gotta stay true.
Speaker 4: It was bad. No, I'm not trying to make give
Speaker 4: an excuse to the guy. I'm just saying he he.
Speaker 3: Made a dumb statement and he doubled down on it,
Speaker 3: and then he tried to backtrack it. Yesterday when that
Speaker 3: news came out, my fault and it was like, oh,
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, Like, well.
Speaker 4: Then if you don't know anything, don't talk about it.
Speaker 11: I mean, granted, this is before the diagnosis came out,
Speaker 11: this is before all of the reports on exactly what
Speaker 11: the injury was.
Speaker 7: But he did say, oh, Dak Prescott quit on his team.
Speaker 11: Yeah, so that's a bad that's a bad look regardless
Speaker 11: no matter what player it is. There's no way any
Speaker 11: circumstances you don't know what him to spend. And as
Speaker 11: a player, as a former player, could say that is
Speaker 11: it's pretty egregious, man.
Speaker 1: For a former player to say it.
Speaker 9: And when you look at the character of Dak Prescott,
Speaker 9: now I said this, what ever.
Speaker 4: Said I said this?
Speaker 9: We can talk about Dak Prescott's poor quarterback player twenty
Speaker 9: twenty before all the Live Long Day.
Speaker 1: We have done it on this show.
Speaker 4: Yep, absolutely we can. Week out.
Speaker 9: We've shot away from decision making, the interceptions, the lack
Speaker 9: of willingness to take off and run, with character, all
Speaker 9: the things. But character, not with that, not with that guy.
Speaker 9: I mean, come on, this is a guy. Let's be real.
Speaker 9: This is a guy who continued to play football after
Speaker 9: his mother passed the cancer in order to honor her.
Speaker 9: This is a guy who continued to play football, didn't
Speaker 9: miss a game when his brother Jase died of suicide
Speaker 9: because he wanted to honor him and show mental fortitude
Speaker 9: and strength and be a leader for the team. So
Speaker 9: this is a guy who who tried to snap his
Speaker 9: ankle back into place against the Giants so that he
Speaker 9: could try to play through it. And you mean to
Speaker 9: tell me, you mean to tell me that you're going
Speaker 9: to say this guy quit, This guy quit. Come on, man,
Speaker 9: come on, man, maybe you should quit. How about how
Speaker 9: about that.
Speaker 3: I don't want to give any extra pub to him
Speaker 3: or that show.
Speaker 1: Or I'm already he said to him on Twitter. Twitter.
Speaker 4: It was a bad take and it shouldn't have gone
Speaker 4: anywhere close to what it is.
Speaker 9: So yeah, unfortunately, and this also goes to and this
Speaker 9: is why.
Speaker 4: One of the things that kind of set me.
Speaker 9: Off about it, it was because for those of us who
Speaker 9: travel with the team, I stood there and I watched
Speaker 9: players board the plane.
Speaker 1: After the flight, I.
Speaker 9: Watched Ceedee Lamb need help from Trayvon Diggs to get
Speaker 9: his bags into the overhead bitch. I watched Dak Prescott
Speaker 9: limping from the bus while holding his upper hamstring, kind
Speaker 9: of hobbling up the stairs, going back and forth between
Speaker 9: the up and down the aisle to talk to some
Speaker 9: trainers and talk to CD and whatnot. The whole time
Speaker 9: you you would have thought his leg was made of wood,
Speaker 9: the way.
Speaker 1: He was dragging that thing around.
Speaker 9: And then not hours later, you see, rather than James
Speaker 9: Jones or anyone, have the audacity to be like, the
Speaker 9: guy's quitting, like the guy is barely walking, and then
Speaker 9: you're at the character aspect to it. So again, we
Speaker 9: could talk about his portfolio all day long.
Speaker 6: But don't give any attention to people. You're still going
Speaker 6: on the injury report. We ended with that, So hamstrings suck,
Speaker 6: hamstring suck. I just put it like that, and.
Speaker 3: I know you had an ac joint injury, which is
Speaker 3: what is what C is dealing He'll be.
Speaker 6: Fine, cd C. If that's what he's dealing with, then
Speaker 6: he'll be fine. You can play with it. It hurts
Speaker 6: like all get out, but you can play with it.
Speaker 4: Okay, that's good.
Speaker 3: Hamstring Did you ever pop a hamstring?
Speaker 1: Pop?
Speaker 4: Pop? I have come very close to popping a hamstring.
Speaker 6: I've had a Grade three hamstring strain which took about
Speaker 6: pretty day there two months to get back from with
Speaker 6: daily treatment.
Speaker 1: That's where you were shaking your head.
Speaker 4: That's grade three.
Speaker 6: So and that's that's when I that's why I was
Speaker 6: running track and I felt that thing about to pop, right,
Speaker 6: So you're stretching it all the way to the limit
Speaker 6: like rubber band, right, and you just let that thing
Speaker 6: come back, you know. So that took a couple of
Speaker 6: months of treatment every single day.
Speaker 3: I think anybody home listening that's either felt a hamstring
Speaker 3: and pool or felt anything like that.
Speaker 4: It's just like Grimace and that where.
Speaker 7: You're playing quarterback at the highest level possible, you know
Speaker 7: what I mean.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So I had to come back pretty important.
Speaker 6: Actually had I actually had tryouts quarter I mean that's
Speaker 6: when coach Willingham had just came into the University of Washington,
Speaker 6: and I pulled my hamstring and the next week was practice,
Speaker 6: you know, spring practice was tracking was coming around, and
Speaker 6: that's when tryouts were happening, right, That's when you're going
Speaker 6: out to compete for your position. So I was literally
Speaker 6: out there on one leg, like literally on one leg.
Speaker 6: So I say, I'll have to say whatever I speak
Speaker 6: in regards to injuries, I speak up in regards to
Speaker 6: my experience. Yes, okay, I'm never going to tell a
Speaker 6: man what he can and can't do. I'm gonna Putever're
Speaker 6: never gonna put a timeline on any individual. Everybody's their
Speaker 6: own person, okay, And situations change based upon pain tolerance,
Speaker 6: all that jazz.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 6: I am not very optimistic that Dak's going to play
Speaker 6: anymore this year.
Speaker 1: That's me.
Speaker 6: That's also me, that's my that's my personal opinion. I
Speaker 6: am not optimistic, especially the way that the season is trending.
Speaker 6: If you lose this game against the Philadelphia Eagles, it's
Speaker 6: time to have a real conversation about guys that are
Speaker 6: dealing with things and that are playing through things, because
Speaker 6: most guys are.
Speaker 4: There's just different levels of injuries.
Speaker 12: Right.
Speaker 6: There's hurt and there's injuries, right, And there's a big
Speaker 6: difference between that.
Speaker 4: I teach that to my kids. Are you hurt or
Speaker 4: you're injured? Right?
Speaker 6: I called my son out last week because he pulled
Speaker 6: himself out the game. He's like, well, this was hurt,
Speaker 6: and I'm like, you're not injured though, because you came
Speaker 6: back in right when you when you're holed out because
Speaker 6: you can no longer go, that's an injury. And I
Speaker 6: hate to see what's happening with this team, especially with
Speaker 6: the injuries that they have sustained. You're talking about a
Speaker 6: team that's used to having multiple Pro Bowlers and this
Speaker 6: year you may have won maybe.
Speaker 4: One lock for sure. James Brandon Aubrey okay, yeah yeah,
Speaker 4: and the others is kind of up for debate.
Speaker 3: The only other player I would even see the end
Speaker 3: of that conversation would be either CD or Jordan Lewis.
Speaker 4: I think Jay Lows played.
Speaker 6: At Lo, played well, but we know how that's going.
Speaker 6: They're not gonna get He didn't have a name for
Speaker 6: that exactly, so you know, and a lot of this
Speaker 6: is because of injuries, right, So all your Pro Bowlers,
Speaker 6: all your Pro bowlers. I mean, yeah, but he got
Speaker 6: to do it in nine games, right, So I mean,
Speaker 6: but equally a popularity.
Speaker 4: I know it's a popularity, but injuries suck.
Speaker 6: And again, I pray for Dak and I pray for
Speaker 6: his recovery, and I know he's seeking the best care,
Speaker 6: has access to the best care.
Speaker 4: It's amazing.
Speaker 6: It's a great thing when you have resource and access
Speaker 6: to get the best care possible.
Speaker 4: And that's why people are like, well, why haven't they
Speaker 4: made a decision, Why.
Speaker 6: He's seeking out all resources because he hasn't quit, because
Speaker 6: because he hasn't quit. But the reality is, as an organization,
Speaker 6: there's a there's there's there's a there's a there's a
Speaker 6: point where you come to the top of the mountain.
Speaker 6: It's like, okay, what is the realistic expectation of this team?
Speaker 7: Does that change at all for you if if this
Speaker 7: game ends up.
Speaker 4: Yes, absolutely it does. Absolutely it does.
Speaker 3: I'm going if you go and win it, if you know,
Speaker 3: if you win this game, if you win this game,
Speaker 3: if you win this game, now you're in a situation, Okay,
Speaker 3: we can we have a fighting chance?
Speaker 4: Yes? Can we can legit fight? Yeah, we can legit fight.
Speaker 6: Our way and still sneak into the playoffs, right, Like,
Speaker 6: that's what you're trying to You just need.
Speaker 3: A game, you and you would have new found faith
Speaker 3: in yours and help.
Speaker 6: Us on the way, help us on the way. Mike
Speaker 6: is on the way, dB hopefully is on the way.
Speaker 6: D Laws hopefully help is on the way. But if
Speaker 6: you lose, you look at that help and you say,
Speaker 6: you know what, chill, chill, because we're just gonna We're
Speaker 6: just gonna take the ail this year. Let's make sure
Speaker 6: we're good for next year. Yeah, And that's just the reality.
Speaker 6: You don't have to like that as fans hearing that,
Speaker 6: but those are the business decisions that have to be
Speaker 6: made with any organization, and that just happens to be
Speaker 6: the conversations that are being most likely going to be
Speaker 6: had with the Dallas Cowboys after the result of this game.
Speaker 4: Yeah, let's let's talk.
Speaker 3: A little bit more on that, specifically about the Cowboys offense,
Speaker 3: because without Dak Prescott, it's gonna be different. Is different
Speaker 3: necessarily a bad thing?
Speaker 4: No, I don't want to talk about that a little bit.
Speaker 4: When we come back. It's QB Vision time this week
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Speaker 3: the week, if we're getting three out of five shows,
Speaker 3: I'm in it.
Speaker 4: But I'm gonna have to have a talk with your NFL.
Speaker 1: Now, especially considering he's taunting us.
Speaker 4: By being literally literally just waving randomly.
Speaker 3: Why don't you wear seattle like dope like fashion?
Speaker 6: To get one seattle, you get one Seattle fit a week,
Speaker 6: one Seattle week and fit once.
Speaker 4: I'm brom sleep.
Speaker 1: Still with the lamb Green.
Speaker 4: Who do you would man keep all that stuff? Yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 4: and they getting a part of wardrobe. No, so some
Speaker 4: of it. I buy some of it. I get gifted
Speaker 4: by Seattle companies. You know I rep my city. You
Speaker 4: know that.
Speaker 6: No, you know how many times I have I work
Speaker 6: cracking hat or I always wear I always do it.
Speaker 6: I just do it on nationals like you start doing that.
Speaker 3: For I wear North Texas me and green all day.
Speaker 4: Baby, when we.
Speaker 6: Were doing kids, every time, everyt's episode we've shot in
Speaker 6: recent years, it was always a Seattle gear.
Speaker 4: I haven't changed. I don't change, dude.
Speaker 7: You're gonna see me in a little Lobo fit next.
Speaker 4: Yeah, little helm Lobos.
Speaker 3: Baby, they got this week they're playing like Frisco or something.
Speaker 7: All right, are they any good?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: No, not this year. They'll they'll be good again, but
Speaker 3: just not this year. When Leo and Michael Yeomans are
Speaker 3: playing for.
Speaker 4: Him, they'll be They'll be badass and there you go.
Speaker 11: They'll be right right back to when I was quarterback
Speaker 11: already recruit.
Speaker 4: All right, baby, it's time for some mm hmmm, white Eddie,
Speaker 4: Why Eddie put up?
Speaker 2: It's time for QB Vision with Isaiah standback.
Speaker 6: Hi, guys, welcome back to another episode of kV Vision.
Speaker 4: Yeah here, I'm talking cowboys.
Speaker 3: Why did you turn it into a calculus professor? Because
Speaker 3: like the nineties movies Calculus.
Speaker 4: Hey man playing the Eagles. The Eagle is playing the Eagles.
Speaker 6: There's somebody that's very familiar on that side over there
Speaker 6: who just calls and pulls all the strings for the
Speaker 6: Philadelphia Eagles. And I remember a couple of years ago
Speaker 6: he was a coach for the Denver Broncos and there
Speaker 6: was a game where they had some success against Dallas Cowboys.
Speaker 6: And following that game, this individual with the initials VF.
Speaker 4: What did he say?
Speaker 3: Kyle said, it was the Blueprint saw the Blueprint had
Speaker 3: the answers to the test before the even.
Speaker 6: That's right, the Blueprint game, not Blue Streak where they're
Speaker 6: about to ruin a great game, a great movie by
Speaker 6: making a and one fact, it's ridiculous. But Vic Fundio
Speaker 6: is now the defensive coordinator for the Philadelphia Eagles. He
Speaker 6: just has You have those guys just like they just
Speaker 6: don't like you, Like there's some people that just don't
Speaker 6: like you, right, You don't know why they don't like you,
Speaker 6: They just have a beef with you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I can't stand anybody, honestly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, one of them, two or three of those comments.
Speaker 4: But I will. I woke up this morning. Oh, yeah,
Speaker 4: no has on the hand, I forgot to put in
Speaker 4: this product.
Speaker 3: B K.
Speaker 1: Why just.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's what I saw. That's when I saw the talk.
Speaker 15: That was that you said, I did no people's day,
Speaker 15: my friend, You're gonna see some random account with no
Speaker 15: name on it.
Speaker 9: Comment numbers, random we need Josh, Josh, that you should spend.
Speaker 4: A segment reading YouTube comments.
Speaker 11: Let's do it all the red hats.
Speaker 7: You know who you are.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but quit no. See I have a hamstring and
Speaker 4: it never happened to me.
Speaker 6: Vic Fangil has success against the Dallas Cowboys when he
Speaker 6: had half the talent that he has now half half.
Speaker 4: If if talent, if that's fair, he might.
Speaker 1: Different plans.
Speaker 4: I just don't like it. It's okay, I hear you.
Speaker 4: I say few things like that. Stop talking like that.
Speaker 6: From what I have seen on film, I am unimpressed schematically,
Speaker 6: but very impressed in terms of productivity. Very simplistic defense.
Speaker 6: I mean, I mean they're running this type of defense
Speaker 6: at Compel High.
Speaker 4: School right now, even if they're undefeated, so it must
Speaker 4: be working. But they're they're running this is high school
Speaker 4: type stuff.
Speaker 7: Cover two, deep, safety.
Speaker 6: Cover six, occasionally on third down situations. You know, cover one.
Speaker 6: That's not what they really want to do. That's not
Speaker 6: their thing. They don't do well with coverage in terms
Speaker 6: of man the man coverage. They'll play three occasionally. Usually
Speaker 6: when they're playing three is usually a running situation because
Speaker 6: they want to get their safety blinking Ship.
Speaker 4: They want to get him into the pocket. They want
Speaker 4: to get him down like that.
Speaker 3: Sorry, it was the at the end, it was sorry.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So the James Jones, James Jones Thomas. Yeah, so
Speaker 6: they want to get Blake and Ship into the box.
Speaker 6: That's what they really want to do. He They play
Speaker 6: two linebackers. So when you guys watch this defense, think
Speaker 6: back to Dan Quinn.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 6: That's probably the best comparison that I make in regards
Speaker 6: to schematic, to the scheme and schematics, outside of the
Speaker 6: fact that they don't play a lot of.
Speaker 3: Many did we talk about that when Dan was hired
Speaker 3: kind of how they they did mirror each other specifically
Speaker 3: even back then, and that was without the talent and
Speaker 3: hold at hand.
Speaker 6: Yes, very much so we did. But they play two linebackers. Okay,
Speaker 6: they play four down linemen. They usually have a stand
Speaker 6: up in Joshwat likes to really stand up at the
Speaker 6: defensi end position. He is number nineteen. These guys keep
Speaker 6: changing their numbers makes it very difficult to track. But
Speaker 6: he is a He's a good player.
Speaker 4: Call it what it is. He's a good player.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 4: Their defensive front is dangerous.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to.
Speaker 4: Sugarcoat it for you.
Speaker 1: Guys.
Speaker 6: They're they're nasty upfront. They're they're freaking nasty upfront. Not
Speaker 6: from the necessarily outside of Josh Wett. They don't have
Speaker 6: a lot of great pass rushers on the edges, but
Speaker 6: that interior.
Speaker 4: Oh my goodness, yeah, buddy, yeah, Like, get your Huggies,
Speaker 4: your Pampers, your dogs. I don't like the bull man dogs.
Speaker 4: The bulldogs are definitely an interior.
Speaker 1: That's not pretending Cowboys didn't have a chance.
Speaker 6: Let's not go there, Let's go down. There's numerous guys
Speaker 6: on this defense that the Cowboys had a shot.
Speaker 4: Wait, who are you referencing?
Speaker 1: Jaylen car One.
Speaker 4: And then the guy that stands behind him, Jordan Davis,
Speaker 4: Jayleen and Jordan. Yeah, I didn't they didn't have a
Speaker 4: shot to get those guys in the draft. They went
Speaker 4: way too high.
Speaker 7: What are you talking abou Jallen Carter. We did not
Speaker 7: have a chance.
Speaker 4: He was a thirty visit. They love you know. You
Speaker 4: know I'm still standing on for to Dan. Yes, yeah,
Speaker 4: they did have a chance for that.
Speaker 7: That was several times.
Speaker 4: That was an injury thing. Oh is it now? It was? Oh,
Speaker 4: that's why they didn't do Oh got you?
Speaker 3: I mean, am I saying that they were wrong in
Speaker 3: letting him pass.
Speaker 4: I was very vocal about that. Go back into history books.
Speaker 6: Yeah you were, Yes, really wanted Kobe Dean.
Speaker 4: I really.
Speaker 1: Was not get distracted here.
Speaker 4: Boys.
Speaker 6: The reality is regardless of cowboys had a shot or not,
Speaker 6: these guys are all happened to just fall on the
Speaker 6: same team. Crazy interior defensive line Jalen Carter, number ninety eight.
Speaker 6: A complete is complete, dude, like rifle coffee complete one
Speaker 6: six three, three hundred and fourteen pounds dude.
Speaker 4: Normally you have one dude on the defensive front. Right.
Speaker 6: Nah, they double down. They said, let's go get another
Speaker 6: guy by the name of Jordan Davis. Where does he
Speaker 6: go to school? Where do you go to school?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 1: Let me tell you how Kirby recruits baby.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Jojia big boy to Jodge six six, three hundred
Speaker 6: and thirty six pounds of grown John coffee.
Speaker 9: It's a three mile over there, baby, just black rifle coffee,
Speaker 9: black rifle coffee.
Speaker 4: This segment is so off the right.
Speaker 6: Listen putting the big boys up front. Those two dudes,
Speaker 6: big big Jordan Davis. Okay, I call him big Baby Davis.
Speaker 6: I know he doesn't play basketball, but I call him
Speaker 6: big Baby Davis. The big fella. He requires two guys.
Speaker 6: He requires two guys standard. He's just too much John
Speaker 6: coffee for one man right next to him.
Speaker 7: He's the width of two guys. As it makes sense.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, he makes other large man look small. I don't
Speaker 6: know if anybody's ever seen like a large man. But oh,
Speaker 6: that's a big dude. Then a bigger dude walks up.
Speaker 6: You're like, I don't know what the title to put
Speaker 6: on that. Absolutely, so Jalen Carter is big as well,
Speaker 6: but he's quick. So think about a bigger Osa a
Speaker 6: diggie zula. Yep, think about a big bigger way, bigger way,
Speaker 6: bigger version of Osa diggi zuo, but just as quick.
Speaker 7: Because that's that's a mountain of a dude.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, OSAs quick. Yeah, that's my point.
Speaker 6: So you have those two big fellows in the middle,
Speaker 6: and they're a problem, and they are getting more QB
Speaker 6: pressures than you would ever imagine. They lost Reddick obviously
Speaker 6: he went he trade you know whatever, just got on
Speaker 6: the field for the Jets.
Speaker 4: So they don't have that. He had like seventeen pressures
Speaker 4: against Dallas.
Speaker 6: Like I said, so you don't have those book in
Speaker 6: defensive ends anymore. But you still have those two big fellas.
Speaker 4: In the middle, and you have Josh Sweat standing up. Now,
Speaker 4: why is that a pro?
Speaker 6: It's a problem because these guys don't have to blitz. No,
Speaker 6: they don't have to blitz. They are getting pressure on
Speaker 6: the quarterback. They when they do blitz, they usually bring
Speaker 6: one guy right and they're putting guys in the box.
Speaker 6: So even though they're playing two linebackers. I know what
Speaker 6: everybody's thinking, Oh, we could run the ball. You can't
Speaker 6: run the back as these guys. Man, these guys are
Speaker 6: top five and passing defense, top five in rushing defense.
Speaker 6: They don't allow They've had like they've allowed eight hundred
Speaker 6: yards rushing this year.
Speaker 4: That's it. That ain't good. That ain't good. Not good bye.
Speaker 6: There's a guy behind them that roam sidelined the sideline
Speaker 6: and loves contact. His name is Nana nicol Nico Nicole
Speaker 6: nicoleby Dean, What.
Speaker 4: School do you go to?
Speaker 6: Joe Crazy one of the most physical linebackers that you
Speaker 6: guys will see.
Speaker 4: Imagine very smart.
Speaker 6: Imagine a little bit bigger version of of de Marvio Overshown.
Speaker 4: That's how I would compare him.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't say as twitchy as Demo, but just as
Speaker 6: physical and bigger and bigger.
Speaker 3: He was a top fifteen draft prospect. He was on
Speaker 3: our draft magazine that year. He's he's and he dropped
Speaker 3: to the third round because of injury. He's in concerns
Speaker 3: physical specimen. He looks like a first round.
Speaker 9: It's also an academical American, which is smart. Smart dude, Yeah,
Speaker 9: I Q. And when he goes, he goes right, There's
Speaker 9: there's there space. You might have three or four yards
Speaker 9: between him, and then he just closes that gap immediately.
Speaker 9: The blanket ship cat is somebody that everybody needs to
Speaker 9: be concerned about. He's a He's an underrated safety in
Speaker 9: my opinion because of what he does.
Speaker 4: Imagine.
Speaker 6: I like making these comparisons because that's only way people
Speaker 6: could really understand what I'm referring to. Yeah, Donovan Wilson
Speaker 6: and dan Quinn's system.
Speaker 4: Okay, very impactful, Yes, probably more.
Speaker 1: We talked about that yesterday.
Speaker 3: Yeah, probably more effective and more impactful blankenship over Donno.
Speaker 4: And they give it to the people, so they something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean blanking ship is a heat seeking missile.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, he is.
Speaker 4: That's what he is.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, and he's been that the last couple of years.
Speaker 3: But he's gotten better and smarter in the way that
Speaker 3: he attacked very much the film, right, he's yes, the
Speaker 3: film that he's put out there this year. He's taking
Speaker 3: that reckless abandon that he played with previously and he's
Speaker 3: bobbled it up into Just like I said.
Speaker 4: He's not just a he's not like an.
Speaker 3: Unguided missile anymore where it's just shooting blanks wherever.
Speaker 7: You can, more of a battles than a blank.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Nice.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's an FTV he's an FPV drone now, okay,
Speaker 6: FTV access right, So defensively, schematically again not great, okay,
Speaker 6: but talent wise, it's they're off the charts.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 6: You got Darius Lay out there. He's he's all right
Speaker 6: to me, he's not. I'm not really convinced with their
Speaker 6: secondary right. But they played downhill, meaning they play off.
Speaker 6: They let you get it in front of him. They're
Speaker 6: gonna come downhill. They want to hit you. There are gaps.
Speaker 6: The one weakness that I am seeing in their defense
Speaker 6: right now is they do not adjust well to motion
Speaker 6: and pre snap shifts.
Speaker 4: They don't adjust well. Oh good thing. The Cowboys run
Speaker 4: a ton of that stuff. Yeah, So hopefully that's the
Speaker 4: game plan this week. Sorry. So there's two things that
Speaker 4: I'm hopeful for.
Speaker 6: I'm hopeful that coach McCarthy's seeing the same thing that
Speaker 6: i'm seeing.
Speaker 4: Kay and Brian Shottearm. I'm praying that.
Speaker 6: They see that you can get some leverage and you
Speaker 6: can get to windows of opportunity within his zone defense
Speaker 6: by shifting and motioning your guys because they don't adjust well.
Speaker 6: They don't bump over enough. They don't adjust us. If
Speaker 6: I move a guy across the formation, they stay in zone.
Speaker 6: They don't bump out enough. I can get outside of
Speaker 6: their linebackers, outside of their down safety and run routes
Speaker 6: into their voids in his own defense. That's something that
Speaker 6: I'm seeing on film. The other thing that I'm hopeful
Speaker 6: for is that that Vic Fangio's dis hate, his hate
Speaker 6: for the Dallas Cowboys and so high that all of
Speaker 6: a sudden he starts blitzing and creates voids that haven't
Speaker 6: been present on their defense. Those are the two things
Speaker 6: that I'm hopeful for, because right now their defensive line
Speaker 6: is more dominant than our offensive line. Right now, they
Speaker 6: have more talent on defense than we have on offense,
Speaker 6: and they are playing sound, They're not making a lot
Speaker 6: of mistakes.
Speaker 11: So that alluded to this yesterday and that like, he's
Speaker 11: hoping that one of our best chances is that Philadelphia
Speaker 11: is unfocused. They're They're like, oh, we got him. It's
Speaker 11: the Cowboys that's overconfidence.
Speaker 1: Going to.
Speaker 3: I talked to Philadelphia Radio last night. I was on
Speaker 3: a hit with them in Philly Insurgent. Yeah, trying to
Speaker 3: get some inside information here. They One of the hosts
Speaker 3: on the show that I was on was saying that
Speaker 3: they are more locked in this week than they had
Speaker 3: been all year, and that's saying something to.
Speaker 4: They basically said, we don't care about the record. It's
Speaker 4: the Cowboys.
Speaker 3: We've gone back and forth and which is personal, so
Speaker 3: it kind of goes along with my thought process is like, yeah,
Speaker 3: it doesn't matter if the Cowboys are three and five,
Speaker 3: they still have the star, they still have the attention.
Speaker 3: And Philadelphia wants to come and embarrass you.
Speaker 4: Ah, isn't there another coach there on the officer? You
Speaker 4: talk about that yesterday? We really didn't talk about it,
Speaker 4: not at length. Yeah, yeah, he might not have anything
Speaker 4: against the Cowboys.
Speaker 7: Vendetta if you will.
Speaker 3: Cowboys already beat him last year when he was with
Speaker 3: the Chargers his relief of his duties.
Speaker 4: Yes, well, after that, interesting.
Speaker 3: Let's take our second break when we come back. How
Speaker 3: does Cooper Rush come back? What we just outlined in
Speaker 3: terms of this defense, How does Cooper Rush have success?
Speaker 3: How does Dallas have success going up against this Philadelphia
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Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 3: We just talked about the talent and the challenge at
Speaker 3: hand in terms of the Philadelphia defense. Josh, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: start with you, what.
Speaker 4: What is one element?
Speaker 3: What is one element that Cooper Rush can bring to
Speaker 3: the table that allows them to be successful against Philadelphia
Speaker 3: this week?
Speaker 7: I think we just addressed it.
Speaker 11: I think we just addressed it with motion, getting CD
Speaker 11: out in space, getting the I liked how you opened
Speaker 11: the game against the Atlanta Falcons, where you're you're throwing
Speaker 11: quick not screen passes, but short passes down the field,
Speaker 11: short completions and just getting the ball forward.
Speaker 7: That's I think that's how you do it. You do
Speaker 7: it quickly.
Speaker 11: You don't let the pass rush have an advantage to
Speaker 11: get to you. You don't give them the opportunity. I
Speaker 11: think I would love to see a big game from
Speaker 11: Rico in this one, and not just the rushing game,
Speaker 11: but in receiving as well. I would love to see
Speaker 11: Hunter liftkey for sure, and I think you can challenge
Speaker 11: these cornerbacks. I think you can challenge Cooper de Gene.
Speaker 11: I don't think he's always cracked up to.
Speaker 4: Me, he's not.
Speaker 6: You can out leverage these guys, you can get these
Speaker 6: guys out on the on the edges. I think Cooper
Speaker 6: Rush is going to have more success than people believe.
Speaker 6: I truly do. He came in to take He came
Speaker 6: into that game dropping dimes, he was anticipating, he was doing.
Speaker 4: All the things non zero.
Speaker 6: He's cool, calm and collected man. As the other side
Speaker 6: of the pillow respect him. I have a high regard
Speaker 6: for his preparation. What he had to come in and
Speaker 6: do last week was not easy, and he should have
Speaker 6: had a pretty solid statistics, statistically solid game. But guys
Speaker 6: just did not take advantage of opportunities that afforded to them.
Speaker 7: And there's no hesitation on his either.
Speaker 6: He does not hesitate. He anticipates. That's what I like
Speaker 6: about him. He trusts what he's supposed to be doing.
Speaker 6: He depends on you to do your job. So I
Speaker 6: think that he'll have some success there. It's going to
Speaker 6: come down to this old line. It's all going to
Speaker 6: come down to this old line. Time, just time, man,
Speaker 6: and I'm not sure the time will be afforded.
Speaker 9: And that's that leads me to what I'm about to say. So,
Speaker 9: first of all, I like like I said, I said,
Speaker 9: Cooper Rush is more often than not far more successful
Speaker 9: than people would anticipate ahead of time. Right, He's one
Speaker 9: of arguably the best backup quarterback in the league.
Speaker 1: I call him cool hand Luke. He never gets low,
Speaker 1: never gets high.
Speaker 9: It's just always even kel right there, right, five and one.
Speaker 9: He is accurate most certainly right. Problem is twofold for me.
Speaker 9: One When he was helping to manage those games to
Speaker 9: wins in the absence of Dak Prescott, when Dak had
Speaker 9: the calf injury, he was tethered to a defense that
Speaker 9: was playing at an elite level and took the ball
Speaker 9: away quite a bit. It's the defense doing either one
Speaker 9: of those two things right now, not at all. He
Speaker 9: was also playing behind an offensive line that was at
Speaker 9: least solid. Is that what we're talking about now? No, Okay,
Speaker 9: play tray lance, Oh, play tray lance. It doesn't have
Speaker 9: to be a full unleashing of Trey Lance in the
Speaker 9: capacity of because first of all, let me be clear,
Speaker 9: Mike McCarthy has already stated. The rotation is Cooper Rush
Speaker 9: is going to start.
Speaker 4: And Trey Lances start. Lance.
Speaker 1: It's not what I'm saying. I'm saying play him.
Speaker 9: When I say unleash him, I mean unleash him. Even
Speaker 9: if it's just packages. You're going to need his mobility
Speaker 9: for all the things that Isaiah said that we're terrifying
Speaker 9: when it comes to the Jalen Carters, Jordan Davis's uh
Speaker 9: Nakobe Deans, and then blanket shit, he didn't even mention
Speaker 9: Josh Sweat. Josh Sweat leads the Andings in pressures coming
Speaker 9: off of the edge, leads the Eagles with five sacks
Speaker 9: coming off of the edge. My point being, all of
Speaker 9: these weapons are coming at an offensive line who hasn't
Speaker 9: been protecting well against the non blitz right, just playing
Speaker 9: straight up, they've not been protecting well. So when Vangio
Speaker 9: does bring one or two guys every once in a
Speaker 9: while to mix it up. Cooper has some mobility. He's
Speaker 9: not a statue. He has some mobility, but I I
Speaker 9: equate his mobility a little bit to Dak Prescott, whereas
Speaker 9: with Trey Lance you have pure mobility and escapability. Now
Speaker 9: what you're going to give up. There is the accuracy. Okay,
Speaker 9: that's where you got to get creative here. And that's
Speaker 9: why I say, I'm not saying put Trey Lance as
Speaker 9: the starter, but I feel like there should be some
Speaker 9: type of package, several packages there for Trey Lance, read options,
Speaker 9: things like that. You have to keep that pass rush
Speaker 9: off balance, keep those linebackers off balance. So the best
Speaker 9: way to help Cooper Rush succeed in a situation where
Speaker 9: his defense, the Cowboys defense, is not taking the ball
Speaker 9: away and the offensive line for the Cowboys is not
Speaker 9: protecting consistently is to throw Trey Lance in there every
Speaker 9: once in a while to mix things up and keep
Speaker 9: Fangio off balance.
Speaker 1: That's how you help Cooper Rush succeed.
Speaker 7: Question though, is there any I love the idea? I
Speaker 7: love it. I would love to see that. However, is there.
Speaker 11: Anything about this offense that says, absolutely, let's throw some
Speaker 11: packages in.
Speaker 7: There for Tree Lance in this game?
Speaker 1: Thus far?
Speaker 9: Though, the one thing to this is what I know,
Speaker 9: and I like, I don't anticipate it happening at all,
Speaker 9: but I feel like it needs to happen.
Speaker 1: What do you have to lose?
Speaker 4: What do you have to lose?
Speaker 1: The offense needs.
Speaker 9: An insurgent of like electricity and unpredictability.
Speaker 3: The one thing that this offense says to me that
Speaker 3: allows for packages like that and allows for the usage
Speaker 3: of Trey Lance is what we just talked about with
Speaker 3: the offensive line.
Speaker 4: The offensive line has been so bad.
Speaker 3: If you do have any sliver of concern that you're
Speaker 3: not going to be able to run the ball, which
Speaker 3: I think is significant, you haven't been able to do that.
Speaker 4: I've got a concern there.
Speaker 3: And if if you have a sliver of concern that
Speaker 3: Cooper Rush is not going to be able to navigate
Speaker 3: a dirty pocket, then use Trey Lance at times just
Speaker 3: to help negate that. I'm okay with packages. I don't
Speaker 3: want to take the ball out of Cooper Rush's hands
Speaker 3: for complete drives at a time, for complete quarters or
Speaker 3: elements of the game, and the rest.
Speaker 4: At arm absolutely and he.
Speaker 1: Has the stripes on the wall, but a change up
Speaker 1: here are in there?
Speaker 7: I mean, especially in the red zone?
Speaker 4: How many how many preseason games did Trey Lance play?
Speaker 1: All?
Speaker 4: Three? Three three? Right? We're how many games into the
Speaker 4: season right now? Eight eight eight games into the season.
Speaker 3: You know how many players have had as many rushing
Speaker 3: yards this season for the Dallas Cowboys in the eight
Speaker 3: games this season, you know how many guys on this
Speaker 3: roster have as many rushing yards as Trey Lance did
Speaker 3: in the preseason?
Speaker 10: Maybe one?
Speaker 4: One guy's name is Rico Dwell. Yeah, everyone else not great.
Speaker 4: But I know it's the preseason. I know it's different
Speaker 4: and numbers don't necessarily carry the same way.
Speaker 7: That's a quarterback we're talking about in the preseason.
Speaker 4: That's a quarterback.
Speaker 3: We're not talking about a running back or a wide
Speaker 3: receiver that's utilized as deebos Amuel or whatever.
Speaker 4: You're talking about a quarterback.
Speaker 3: And he has he had more rushing yards in those
Speaker 3: three preseason games than everyone else on your roster right
Speaker 3: now through eight games.
Speaker 1: Use him, set Rico, Absolutely use him.
Speaker 9: But then the other side of that is you need
Speaker 9: to evaluate him on her twenty twenty five. You need
Speaker 9: to know while you're sitting here paying him five million
Speaker 9: dollars right now, you need to see exactly five million dollars.
Speaker 9: You need to see what you have for him for
Speaker 9: twenty twenty five. So when I say mixing some packages
Speaker 9: like the read options and designed runs, I'm also saying
Speaker 9: give him an opportunity to come out of those sometimes
Speaker 9: and throw the ball downfield as well, Right, because one thing,
Speaker 9: just bring him in. One thing I've noticed about Cooper Rush,
Speaker 9: For as accurate as he is, five million, For as
Speaker 9: accurate as he is, he's he's more risk averse than
Speaker 9: Dak Prescott is as far as throwing the ball downfield.
Speaker 9: So Cooper will take his shots every once in a while,
Speaker 9: but as far as taking the top off consistently getting
Speaker 9: in shootouts and things like that, that's not Cooper Rush
Speaker 9: is back. Right, So I feel like in order for
Speaker 9: the Cowboys to have any kind of chance against the
Speaker 9: Eagles in these and the three games that follow, they're
Speaker 9: going to have to mix things up with a combination
Speaker 9: of Cooper Rush and Trey Lance.
Speaker 1: Is where I'm at with it. Five million divided by seventeen.
Speaker 4: Yeah, war missil arm up.
Speaker 6: This is last year's contract. Yeah, last year of his contract.
Speaker 6: I would agree wholeheartedly with you guys.
Speaker 4: If this was before the trade deadline, it's not gonna happen.
Speaker 3: And yeah, and it goes back to what we talked
Speaker 3: about earlier in the week to Mike McCarthy gave away
Speaker 3: a fourth.
Speaker 4: Here we go Mike McCarthy, is we gotta go all right?
Speaker 3: Goodbye for Patrick Walker, Josh Roderigue, is Isaiah stand back?
Speaker 3: Chris beat in the backup, cal Ye, and we'll see
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