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Speaker 1: and the official Dallas Cowboys have now Here are Bill Jones,
Speaker 1: Savannah Humoller, Everson Wolves, and Mickey Spagnola.
Speaker 3: Well two out of four ain't bad and a guy
Speaker 3: coming off the bench for us, Nate Newton, Savannah and
Speaker 3: Mickey here on this Tuesday on Mick Shots in the
Speaker 3: SWBC podcast studio. After we missed yesterday because we had
Speaker 3: a personnel problem.
Speaker 2: Wow, it was just going to be you and Savannah,
Speaker 2: and we could have made this happen.
Speaker 3: Well, you could have.
Speaker 4: I had a few people on Twitter reach out and
Speaker 4: there were we thought you were gonna hold down the
Speaker 4: show on Monday, and you know we We're sorry, guys,
Speaker 4: but we're back today.
Speaker 2: You next time it happens like that, me gonna do this, Missvannah.
Speaker 2: We're gonna we're gonna make Mike Shots holler louder than
Speaker 2: it ever, a big shot.
Speaker 5: You know, I'm here for it. Now, let's do it.
Speaker 3: Well, We're glad to be here on this Tuesday, a
Speaker 3: player day off here at the Star. Uh Nate's doing
Speaker 3: a little double duty today, and we appreciate you being here.
Speaker 2: The players are what.
Speaker 3: They're off today. It's Tuesday. Didn't you have tuesdays off?
Speaker 2: Yeah? We would. They have to come in and work out.
Speaker 3: At least, right, they do that on Monday.
Speaker 2: Come on, this is Eagles week, baby, don't be old school,
Speaker 2: you know what. You know, we would get a full
Speaker 2: day off, Thank thank you for that. But I would
Speaker 2: come in. I would be so nervous getting ready to
Speaker 2: face Jerome Brown, Reggie White self, join her, Clyde Simmons.
Speaker 2: I'll be so nervous. I will come in and just
Speaker 2: get extra work out, you know what I'm saying. Just
Speaker 2: try to make sure my win was right because you
Speaker 2: always heavy drinking back then, Miss Savannah. Excuse me?
Speaker 3: Did it pay off?
Speaker 2: Yes? He did a lot of time. Yes, it did.
Speaker 3: Make sure off day. You need work for nothing, right, Yeah,
Speaker 3: we've got Yeah, we had personnel problems yesterday. But Bill
Speaker 3: Jones will be out for probably the majority of this
Speaker 3: week because he's in Arizona Phoenix for the Rangers World
Speaker 3: Series games.
Speaker 2: Great. Great, that's a great thing for the Ranger fans.
Speaker 2: And I know you guys are Ranger fans, and I'm
Speaker 2: happy for y'all.
Speaker 3: You didn't watch last.
Speaker 2: Night, sir, I'm glad that you range your fans are
Speaker 2: really into it.
Speaker 5: Who do you like?
Speaker 2: No one anymore? I used to be a brave fan
Speaker 2: back in the Smokes days and the Glavin days. But
Speaker 2: I got here and I did a little radio and
Speaker 2: I was into the Rangers, and I was, you know,
Speaker 2: because I think these are the this cowboy fans are
Speaker 2: number one, number two about Lawyalty. Rangers the number two
Speaker 2: and Lawyer Sy and I don't know about the Mavericks
Speaker 2: and in the hockey team where they fans rank out,
Speaker 2: but that's one and two right there. I know these
Speaker 2: fans went through stadium changes a lot of years where
Speaker 2: the management wouldn't helped the team, you know, financially far
Speaker 2: as getting better players, and they stuck through it all.
Speaker 2: So I'm happy for them. I'm not a Rangers fan, though,
Speaker 2: so I don't do the fake. I can't do the fake,
Speaker 2: even if Chuck Cooperstein would be mad at me, you know,
Speaker 2: saying playoff anything is better than regular season anything, and
Speaker 2: I agree with you that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Honestly, last night I was talking to a couple
Speaker 4: of people.
Speaker 5: It's just incredible.
Speaker 4: The Dallas sports time right now, Yes, just big time.
Speaker 5: With our win on Sunday.
Speaker 4: FC Dallas is in the first round of their playoffs
Speaker 4: against Seattle. We had the MAVs when their home opener
Speaker 4: this weekend, and then we had the Stars play last night.
Speaker 5: They won five to three.
Speaker 4: And the Rangers win. So this is just a great
Speaker 4: weekend for.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes it is.
Speaker 3: As a matter of fact, everybody won last night except
Speaker 3: for FC Dallas. The Rangers won, the Mavericks one, the
Speaker 3: Stars one, the Cowboys one on Sundays. So yeah, big weekend.
Speaker 3: But anyway, Bill's on assignment. Eversin got called out of town,
Speaker 3: but we're here, so this is our first chance to
Speaker 3: talk about Cowboys forty three the Rams twenty and I
Speaker 3: wanted to get your guys take on that game. If
Speaker 3: you want to go first. Savannah, I know you were
Speaker 3: there and keeping an eye on this game along with
Speaker 3: your other job.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 4: Yes, I was running around a lot of the game,
Speaker 4: but from what I saw, I was extremely impressed with
Speaker 4: Ceedee Lamb. He just was outstanding for us. Twelve receptions,
Speaker 4: one hundred and fifty eight yards and two touchdowns.
Speaker 5: It doesn't get better than that right there. And I
Speaker 5: really loved his.
Speaker 4: Connection with Dak Prescott this game. And I know a
Speaker 4: few weeks ago there were some conversations about his ability
Speaker 4: to get the ball from Dak and they were having
Speaker 4: a couple of those issues on the offensive side of
Speaker 4: the ball. But I really think he stepped up and
Speaker 4: just progressed week after week, and this clearly showed on Sunday.
Speaker 3: Nate, did he do number eighty eight? Proud on Sidy?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: You know. My thing is, you know, I've always from
Speaker 2: day one when we decided not remember that draft was
Speaker 2: a all supposed to been for the Cowboys and all
Speaker 2: defensive draft. You could go in and look at the
Speaker 2: board and the first five players were all defense, and
Speaker 2: CD kept falling, and then people steps started doing the numbers,
Speaker 2: all this guy going, this guy CD will fall to
Speaker 2: the Cowboys. I mean, it was on fire here here
Speaker 2: in this region. And when he failed, the Cowboys didn't hesitate.
Speaker 2: So when you are that sure of a player that's
Speaker 2: fallen to you, and how this kid have grown over
Speaker 2: the years, and like last year, I was selling people,
Speaker 2: give him a chance, give him opportunity, and he grew
Speaker 2: and he grew, and so when this year when he
Speaker 2: was disgrenneled, I was glad. I hate to say this
Speaker 2: don't sound good, but I was glad he was dysgronneled.
Speaker 2: Get him the ball. I micka tell you, I'm a believer.
Speaker 2: It's only four or five guys that gets all of
Speaker 2: the balls for me on this team and everybody else.
Speaker 2: We'll get to you when we get to you. And
Speaker 2: I'm just so happy they connected. I am so happy
Speaker 2: I was.
Speaker 3: I was impressed with the game plan. Yes, I don't
Speaker 3: know if it was a shift from what we've been seeing,
Speaker 3: but they had decided that they were going to attack
Speaker 3: the Rams throwing the football, and obviously it worked. And
Speaker 3: I thought the biggest thing that came out of this game,
Speaker 3: you know, Dak had his season high three hundred and
Speaker 3: four yards total passing four touch which was a season high,
Speaker 3: and his quarterback rating one thirty three point seven was
Speaker 3: a season high. Along with what Lamb put down, I
Speaker 3: asked Brandon Cooks after the game, what did this say
Speaker 3: about the capabilities of this offense? And he said, and
Speaker 3: I quote, he said, we continue to grow that confidence
Speaker 3: in who we thought we could be. And if you
Speaker 3: think about what everybody thought this offense was going to
Speaker 3: be coming out of training camp. It's like they're going
Speaker 3: to put up thirty forty points a game. Well they
Speaker 3: sort of did, but there was games that, you know,
Speaker 3: three of the last four they didn't play very well offensively.
Speaker 3: I know they beat New England badly, but you know,
Speaker 3: you score sixteen points against Arizona, ten against in the
Speaker 3: loss of San Francisco, and then even though you beat
Speaker 3: the Chargers, it was twenty points. So finally it seemed
Speaker 3: like they got that passing game going. And if this
Speaker 3: team's going to be successful, that has to happen. And
Speaker 3: I know it's going to be a big test Sunday
Speaker 3: in Philadelphia against the Eagles, But I like what I
Speaker 3: saw from the offense. You got Lamb going, you got
Speaker 3: Cooks going, you got the tight end going. Nice catch
Speaker 3: by Ferguson, and everybody's saying, well they need a tight end. No,
Speaker 3: this kid can play. You just got to get them
Speaker 3: the ball. Nice route by him. Dak trusted him. Uh So,
Speaker 3: you know, the only thing I saw a defense offensively
Speaker 3: that they kind of struggled with was still the running game,
Speaker 3: especially in the first half.
Speaker 2: Right, But again, they didn't.
Speaker 3: They didn't really lay.
Speaker 2: On it this and I talked a few people because
Speaker 2: I'm like, is it you know? Is it me? And
Speaker 2: I like, I like to reach out and touch several people.
Speaker 2: I don't, you know, you know, we don't. This is
Speaker 2: the problem we have, is medi you we think we're
Speaker 2: always right. We can't I reach out out and somebody
Speaker 2: told me, Nate, they didn't really try to run. Let's
Speaker 2: stop and think about this. First four players, they had
Speaker 2: three sacks, but when the smoke cleared, did they go
Speaker 2: to the run. They continued to pass right, So it
Speaker 2: ain't like they tried to just pound the ball in
Speaker 2: there now. And so this is the game plan they
Speaker 2: went with for the first time that I guess everybody
Speaker 2: wanted to hear the Cowboys quarterback talk. They turned the
Speaker 2: TV up loud and we got all here Dak talking
Speaker 2: and having fun. So this is the game plan. I
Speaker 2: think they wanted to throw the ball. I think they
Speaker 2: felt better with their receivers versus their secondary then justa hey,
Speaker 2: let's just pound the ball up in there and see
Speaker 2: what we can we get past ninety nine in his game.
Speaker 2: So I think this is what they wanted to do.
Speaker 2: They were very successful For one thing. I'm gonna continue
Speaker 2: to say, Man, whether it's successful to win a game
Speaker 2: or not win a game, as long as they move
Speaker 2: around instinctively and do what he does, I think we'll
Speaker 2: be all right in every game, you know.
Speaker 3: I say that about the run. They did have one
Speaker 3: hundred and two yards in the end, and some of
Speaker 3: those carries towards the end were just to kind of
Speaker 3: burn clock, yes, But the impressive thing was the drive.
Speaker 3: It was like fifteen sixteen plays, the one that went
Speaker 3: ninety some yards for.
Speaker 2: The Yeah, for nine minutes and fifty some seconds.
Speaker 5: They had just really long drive.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, I think it went nine minutes and something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And that basically took the rams.
Speaker 2: Yeah, seventeen plays, nine minutes and fifty seconds.
Speaker 3: It was the whole third quarter, yes, basically, And they
Speaker 3: just kind of ground it out right. And that was impressive.
Speaker 3: And so the point you made about Dak, I'd been
Speaker 3: saying this all along. He needs to play football. Yes,
Speaker 3: it seemed like he was being so automated, you know.
Speaker 3: And everybody who's making this big deal about getting the
Speaker 3: ball out in two point three seconds, I don't care
Speaker 3: how fast you get it out, Just get it out
Speaker 3: where it's got to go and make sure you're going
Speaker 3: through your reads right. And I that and a little
Speaker 3: bit last week against the Chargers. Uh. And I know
Speaker 3: they called a really good run play. It wasn't like, Okay,
Speaker 3: he's running the ball a lot, but he was on
Speaker 3: the move instead of sitting in the pocket and you know,
Speaker 3: just throwing the ball to throw the ball. Uh. And
Speaker 3: I think you see him throwing on the run like that.
Speaker 3: He's really effective. Just play football.
Speaker 2: Yeah, when you're there at the game this event, I mean,
Speaker 2: what are the fans thinking. I mean, you don't get
Speaker 2: to hear the fans, Just what do you think? And
Speaker 2: when when you see this Dak versus the drop back Dak,
Speaker 2: what are your thoughts on that?
Speaker 4: I think so you know, it goes week after week.
Speaker 4: I think he since we're going into week nine, I
Speaker 4: think you know, he's he was a little rocky at
Speaker 4: the start of the season, and I think he found,
Speaker 4: especially after the forty nine Ers game, that he needed
Speaker 4: to step up just a little bit more, find those
Speaker 4: areas where he needs to move out of the pocket
Speaker 4: and make some of those runs. And I think it's
Speaker 4: been working the last couple of games, and I think
Speaker 4: that they it was a great time for the bye
Speaker 4: week to come too, because I'm sure that was a
Speaker 4: topic of discussion, is you know, how can we utilize
Speaker 4: Dak a little bit more to make those passes and
Speaker 4: to just move a little bit more, like you said,
Speaker 4: as a quarterback that just needs to be a quarterback.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I thought this was a coming out party
Speaker 3: for not only him CD, but this offense. Now again,
Speaker 3: he didn't like the way it started, right, that's right.
Speaker 3: First and foremost. Tyron Smith had missed time misspractice last
Speaker 3: week after he suffered the stinger on Thursday kind of
Speaker 3: in his neck, and they thought they were very optimistic
Speaker 3: about him being able to play in the game. And
Speaker 3: I guess when they tested the strength in his shoulder
Speaker 3: before the game, the medical people said, and he was
Speaker 3: being stubborn. I'm told he wanted to play. He said,
Speaker 3: I can go, and they were just like, no, we
Speaker 3: better let it calm down and rest. So a Doga
Speaker 3: gets in there and the first play of the game
Speaker 3: he gives up a sack at left tackle. But after
Speaker 3: that they settled down and the pass protection was much
Speaker 3: better than it did from the start, and so then
Speaker 3: a Doga gets hurt sprained ankle, So now you're without
Speaker 3: your top two guys, and awesome Richards had to go
Speaker 3: in and play. I think he ended up getting eleven
Speaker 3: snaps towards the end. When Jerry Jones was asked today
Speaker 3: about uh the injury report heading forward with the two
Speaker 3: left tackles, he said he thought it was more than
Speaker 3: likely that both guys would be available, meaning Tyron and
Speaker 3: Odoga would be available for the game on Sunday, and
Speaker 3: he said, at the worst, one of the two should
Speaker 3: be good to go. So that's kind of good news
Speaker 3: because I just continue to think if if they suffer
Speaker 3: a long term injury over there, Tyler Smith's got to
Speaker 3: move out there. And I don't know how you feel
Speaker 3: about how you kind.
Speaker 2: Of put your hands because I'm finish, swing on you.
Speaker 3: You don't want you don't want him out there?
Speaker 2: No, let him, let him, let him become. This is
Speaker 2: what I want for this kid. Don't put him where
Speaker 2: he belongs. We did that with Tyron. Remember his first
Speaker 2: year he was a rookie right tackle. The next year
Speaker 2: he played left tackle, and that was it. If he
Speaker 2: is our future left I can put him there and
Speaker 2: let that be it. Make adjustments elsewhere. If Tyron is
Speaker 2: gonna be out for a long period of time, and
Speaker 2: if this put him there right, don't don't. I don't
Speaker 2: like to bounce him back and forth, because when you
Speaker 2: get into a big time game like we're gonna play
Speaker 2: coming up or big time playoff game, that continuity means something.
Speaker 2: It means something, especially against the better teams. That we
Speaker 2: can get away with it against the lesser teams, but
Speaker 2: the better teams in the league, they gonna get you.
Speaker 2: You just pray, you just pray it don't be that
Speaker 2: one or two plays at a key time in the
Speaker 2: moment in the game. Excuse me, so you're you're with me. Yeah,
Speaker 2: if they want to move him out there, move him
Speaker 2: out there. But if you move him leaving, from that
Speaker 2: day on, he never goes back inside. You know, I
Speaker 2: just believe that, don't because he is too valuable a player.
Speaker 2: You know, I understand people like what they call it
Speaker 2: position flex. Yeah, No, no, with the offensive lying unless
Speaker 2: injuries are so bad and devastating that you have to
Speaker 2: do that. But if they're not, don't do that. Don't
Speaker 2: do that. That's too valuable. Your quarterback gonna pay for it.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you, in the long run, your quarterback will
Speaker 2: pay for it.
Speaker 3: And see, and I think we thought just with them
Speaker 3: getting their starting five out there that that would solve everything.
Speaker 3: But those guys hadn't played that much and they're still
Speaker 3: banged up, right, and then he gets banged up. So
Speaker 3: the continuity on the offensive line means something.
Speaker 2: It means a whole lot. And I've been you know,
Speaker 2: and I'm telling you if you don't believe, just go
Speaker 2: talk to coach. Clara said. They always talking about continuity.
Speaker 2: He'll he'll look at you like, and you know, I'm.
Speaker 5: Serious, you know, to hold the line together.
Speaker 3: Yes, and even and even though it was only two weeks,
Speaker 3: and it wasn't a good two weeks, but that's only
Speaker 3: like two padded practices, yes, right, And so you know,
Speaker 3: it looked like you can finally get these guys together
Speaker 3: for three weeks, and then the tyrant injury comes up,
Speaker 3: and then you got to start making changes. They kind
Speaker 3: of got off to a false start, but I thought
Speaker 3: a doga Not only did he pick it up, they
Speaker 3: started compensating right and putting the tight end over there,
Speaker 3: giving him some help little double teams, and then I
Speaker 3: think things kind of smooth out, but we'll see how
Speaker 3: this week goes. It'd be nice to have those starting
Speaker 3: five together again. And you know, we forget that even
Speaker 3: Terrence Steel, he's coming back from an acl.
Speaker 2: That is one guy I'm not gonna judge this year.
Speaker 2: I don't. I'm seeing what's happening to him. I'm seeing
Speaker 2: that it ain't always ain't always pretty, but his guy's
Speaker 2: back out there. He's fighting with everything he's got. He's
Speaker 2: got to get his flexibility back in that leg. And
Speaker 2: I'm not I refuse to judge that kid Gallop last year.
Speaker 2: I'll judge him this year. Last year, I wasn't judging
Speaker 2: his kid. You talking about a major may your situation,
Speaker 2: you know, And so I'm not judging. I'll wait till
Speaker 2: next year four games in.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know. And I think I mentioned this on
Speaker 3: Friday after talking to Zach Martin on Thursday about just
Speaker 3: getting the five guys back together, and he goes, think
Speaker 3: about it this way. He goes, if you're doing radio
Speaker 3: and you're doing it with somebody you never did radio before,
Speaker 3: you're probably not comfortable. And he knows that's kind of
Speaker 3: like what happens on the offensive line. We need to
Speaker 3: be there the combo blocks and get huston each other. Yes,
Speaker 3: so we'll see where that one goes. And it's going
Speaker 3: to be even more important this week having to face them.
Speaker 2: I just hope we played recall dottle More and you.
Speaker 3: Want some power running from Donnald and.
Speaker 5: You know one much of that last week too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I'm with you, Nate. He got five carries,
Speaker 3: but he had you know, eighteen yards. It probably wasn't enough,
Speaker 3: but they didn't run the ball that much. He had
Speaker 3: five carries and Pollard had twelve.
Speaker 2: So that tells me they was not trying to run
Speaker 2: the ball. Yeah, it was not.
Speaker 4: You know, the passing was working for them, Yes, and
Speaker 4: they saw that and they just kept rolling with it.
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Speaker 3: And we are back on Mix Shots with Mickey, Nate
Speaker 3: and Savannah as we go through with a kind of
Speaker 3: a change up line up here. Not bad though, Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: I got you here, I got you for six, got
Speaker 3: six eight exactly get We'll get four out of Savannah.
Speaker 3: Yeah you may going extra anyway, right, but uh so, anyway,
Speaker 3: we kind of broke down the game. How about special teams?
Speaker 3: I guess you never realize it until you're real. Right
Speaker 3: the way those guys played. Sam Williams with a block punt.
Speaker 3: I told him after the game, I said, you blocked
Speaker 3: it so badly or good, however you want to say it,
Speaker 3: that you knocked the ball out of the end zone.
Speaker 3: That's how free he came, and it ended up being
Speaker 3: a safety. Then they've got to kick, and Turpin returns
Speaker 3: to kick sixty three years.
Speaker 5: I was so great right.
Speaker 3: And set them up for an easy touchdown. They get
Speaker 3: nine points in less than a minute. That was huge.
Speaker 3: You get the kicker to make two more consecutive field
Speaker 3: goals to give him eighteen, and now he's tied for
Speaker 3: the NFL record to start a career on most consecutively
Speaker 3: made field goals.
Speaker 5: He was my click to pick. He was, and I
Speaker 5: was so happy.
Speaker 3: We bring that up. Did any of the other of
Speaker 3: us get anything right?
Speaker 5: Look?
Speaker 4: Honestly, so Bill was the closest in.
Speaker 5: Points.
Speaker 4: He thought it would be thirty seven to seven.
Speaker 5: Oh w cowboys.
Speaker 4: So I mean all the rest of us predicted a
Speaker 4: very very close margin.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think I did twenty to seven at seven.
Speaker 3: I mean twenty seven to.
Speaker 4: Twenty you'd yeah, you did twenty seven to twenty and yeah,
Speaker 4: I got I got the click to pick, but Bill
Speaker 4: was closest in.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Mike, Mike, Mike picked to click, did not click.
Speaker 3: I think I said it was going to be Dante
Speaker 3: following you did. Yeah, yeah, I should have picked Sam Williams.
Speaker 3: But uh but yeah, the special teams, and they've had
Speaker 3: to compensate now for the loss of C. J. Goodwin, right,
Speaker 3: and then because they lost Layton Vanderishdimone Clark hasn't played
Speaker 3: as much on special teams. And I was looking at
Speaker 3: snaps and the guys on special teams that ended up
Speaker 3: playing the most, and I've got this fucking turn this
Speaker 3: page here. Seventy seven percent of the special team snaps
Speaker 3: ended up being Juwan Thomas, Nathaniel Wright, Mukamu, and Tyros Wheat.
Speaker 3: And by the way, they finally got Rashawn Evans on
Speaker 3: the field, the veteran linebacker that they signed. Oh, he
Speaker 3: ended up with seven defensive snap but forty three percent
Speaker 3: on special teams. That's pretty good for a veteran guy, right,
Speaker 3: that's been in the league a while to play that
Speaker 3: many special team snaps. So yeah, the special teams, I thought,
Speaker 3: you know, and they almost had another touchdown would have
Speaker 3: been what eighty seven yards Turpen's return that got called
Speaker 3: back because Nashwan I said that Nate Wright and Sean
Speaker 3: Wright got yeah for holding that he didn't need to
Speaker 3: hold because that guy was never going to be in
Speaker 3: the play. But yeah, they really stood out. And when
Speaker 3: you get points on all three phases, you're doing a
Speaker 3: pretty good job, which brings me to Droan Bland. What
Speaker 3: is it about some guys that just the ball is
Speaker 3: there for?
Speaker 2: You know, I talked to coach A. Harris just the
Speaker 2: other week man, and uh and uh and and there.
Speaker 2: You know a lot of coaching staffs like to cater
Speaker 2: to their defenses. What I mean by that is, you
Speaker 2: need to be here, you need to be there, you
Speaker 2: need to line up here. These are your keys watching
Speaker 2: this here. But I think with coach Quinn and coach
Speaker 2: Al Harris, they go a step further and they're like,
Speaker 2: hey man, this guy likes to do this. And if
Speaker 2: you if you get opportunity, you got to make that play.
Speaker 2: And and and and and Bland is eating it up.
Speaker 2: You know. Whenever it's a chance to make a play
Speaker 2: he's there, and he don't, and he does a great job.
Speaker 2: He don't compromise his position on the receiver, or he
Speaker 2: don't peak too much at the quarterback as a cornerback,
Speaker 2: because a lot of guys will get in an angle
Speaker 2: where they can look at that quarterback now and a
Speaker 2: double move or quick move can sometimes catch him off guard.
Speaker 2: But this guy kind of keeps his seven position and
Speaker 2: when the plays there, he just takes advantage of it.
Speaker 2: And then coach A. L. Harris say, you know, he
Speaker 2: kind of teaches that he want his guys, you know,
Speaker 2: if the player is there, go get the play. You know. Now,
Speaker 2: the bigger you are, and I mean, blad is becoming
Speaker 2: a big time thing. So the bigger you are, the
Speaker 2: more chance you're allowed to take. Now, he didn't he
Speaker 2: don't tell every guy this. He don't say, hey, Nate,
Speaker 2: if that play, you know, because Nate can't get there.
Speaker 2: I don't care if he start, you know, two weeks
Speaker 2: from now here, I still wouldn't get there, you know.
Speaker 2: So but uh, some players, you you you begin to
Speaker 2: trust because you know they understand your defense right, and
Speaker 2: they got the ability to make the play and he's
Speaker 2: just one of those guys that can you know.
Speaker 3: I noticed on that play they lined up two wide
Speaker 3: receivers to the left. They stacked, they stacked, and Cup
Speaker 3: was inside and they were going to be in man.
Speaker 3: But what Bland needed to do was be patient, because
Speaker 3: Cup waited and then cut underneath and went out and
Speaker 3: he didn't gamble. He saw what was coming and he said, okay,
Speaker 3: I got this baby.
Speaker 2: Well, normally, what Cup was trying to do when the
Speaker 2: other guy broke inside, what he was trying to do
Speaker 2: was get a pick, yes, an air pick. What he
Speaker 2: was trying to do is make this guy that cut
Speaker 2: cut the dB that cut cut his guy off, and
Speaker 2: he was hoping he will go over top and he
Speaker 2: couldn't get back. It's just an air pick. He couldn't
Speaker 2: get back, but he faked like he was finn to
Speaker 2: go out there and just shot underneath. I'm like, okay,
Speaker 2: you played the play, bro you right, you trick the tricker.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying. So wow, it was It
Speaker 2: was nice because they was normally that second dB gets
Speaker 2: burned right on that stacked look. But he played it right.
Speaker 2: He was patient, Yes, yes, sir, he played it right.
Speaker 3: And he and he waited until they cleared and he said, okay,
Speaker 3: I'm going here. Uh so a fourth fourth interception this year,
Speaker 3: third in his career, returned for a touchdown, which is
Speaker 3: rather amazing how he just finds ball. I believe now
Speaker 3: he's second in interceptions in the league.
Speaker 2: Four another guy got six, five or six.
Speaker 3: I think I think the other guy got six and
Speaker 3: so so. Yeah, you know when everybody's worrying about what
Speaker 3: they were going to do without Digs. Now what happens
Speaker 3: when you lose a guy like Diggs. Now you're one
Speaker 3: less in the depth of that cornerback position.
Speaker 2: And I think I think you push you. I think
Speaker 2: it hurt. It hurts your pass rush too, you know,
Speaker 2: because that quarter because what Diggs and all those other
Speaker 2: guys when they were jumping routes they were they was
Speaker 2: taking away that first move and every time that quarterback
Speaker 2: has to go to another read, that gives you defense
Speaker 2: another step coming towards you. Now, quarterbacks, you know, over time,
Speaker 2: will get a little bit more. I didn't know how
Speaker 2: valuable Diggs was, you know, but I see now because
Speaker 2: just I was telling the guys on our show, what
Speaker 2: if Diggs was still here? And Blaing was getting better
Speaker 2: and better because he was already a great slot corner.
Speaker 2: What if he was still that slot corner, how nasty
Speaker 2: this thing would be and our sacked total, I believe
Speaker 2: would be up by two or three more sacks.
Speaker 3: So you think that's affected, yes, sir the past. Yes,
Speaker 3: affected the pass rush, but it's not as potent because yes,
Speaker 3: I'm telling you the coverage.
Speaker 2: It all connects once you get up a super defensive
Speaker 2: backfield that can take away that first option. You know,
Speaker 2: because Al Harris is showing, hey, this is just what
Speaker 2: the quarterback looking at. If you could jump that first option,
Speaker 2: he goes to that next one. That's darn bland. You
Speaker 2: go from what you're outside guy, you look at your slot,
Speaker 2: then you go over to your tight end or somewhere.
Speaker 2: But that guy ain't there either. Yeah, now you think
Speaker 2: Michael Parsons ain't bout there. By the end, Michael Parterson's
Speaker 2: is about there, you know. And all we need to
Speaker 2: do is for Sam Williams to really really lock in
Speaker 2: on football all the time doing football season and he
Speaker 2: could be a beast. Right.
Speaker 4: So I have a fun stat that I read for
Speaker 4: darn plan. So his his three pick sixes. He has
Speaker 4: caught more passes for a touchdown than DeVonta Smith, T Higgins,
Speaker 4: Tyler Lockett, Jalen Waddle, and Calvin Ridley this season.
Speaker 3: Yeah, pretty amazing, huh. And you know what, and if
Speaker 3: you looked at what opposing quarterbacks were doing, they were
Speaker 3: starting to pick on Jordan Lewis out of the slot.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: I think the more he's played, he's kind of getting
Speaker 3: back to where he was before he suffered the injury
Speaker 3: last year. So it's a pretty darn good threesome. But again,
Speaker 3: after that, you know, you better not suffer another injury
Speaker 3: because then you're down to right. And even you know,
Speaker 3: in training camp when they had some injuries, c J.
Speaker 3: Goodwin was playing a little more corner than they had.
Speaker 3: I asked about Eric Scott and I was told just
Speaker 3: not quite ready yet. The guy they traded up for
Speaker 3: in the sixth round to draft. So Baltimore's stone and
Speaker 3: sorry I don't know his first name. He leads the
Speaker 3: league with five interceptions, but Bland with three touchdowns on interceptions.
Speaker 3: Think about this, All these guys are ranked in the
Speaker 3: top Oh, I don't know, They've got about thirty guys, right,
Speaker 3: Nobody has more than one interception for a touchdown, and
Speaker 3: one of them, by the way, is Slave Philadelphia.
Speaker 2: Big play Slave.
Speaker 3: And then Brown in Seattle has won and that's it.
Speaker 3: So just think of the magnitude that what he's doing
Speaker 3: so far, you know, and I know one of the
Speaker 3: balls was tipped, the first one, but he's by the football.
Speaker 3: It's just amazing.
Speaker 2: You know what, I promise you the fans that didn't
Speaker 2: see it, ain't accent. Was the ball tipped. Yeah, that's
Speaker 2: why I tell you about wins at the end of
Speaker 2: the year. If you happen to be twelve or thirteen wins,
Speaker 2: ain't nobody coming. But you know what, back on September
Speaker 2: this day, that boy didn't I ain't think about that game,
Speaker 2: getting interception, make the play.
Speaker 3: And that's what the Cowboys did offensively. Defensively, they only
Speaker 3: had one lapse defensively the end of the first half,
Speaker 3: in the beginning of the second half when the Rams
Speaker 3: doubled up and got within two scores, and then came
Speaker 3: that ninety some yard drive right that ate up the
Speaker 3: whole third fourteen.
Speaker 2: Plays, nine minutes and fifty seven second.
Speaker 6: I love that the long one.
Speaker 3: He's got it memorized too, because that's discipline.
Speaker 2: That's discipline that you know, being disciplined, you know, not giving,
Speaker 2: not having a lot of penalties, not hurting yourself. That's
Speaker 2: that's discipline. We back in our day and I I
Speaker 2: don't like to talk about our day, but you know
Speaker 2: my day, brother, but that that's man, we would hurt folks,
Speaker 2: and that late in that third or the beginning of
Speaker 2: that fourth. For late and that fourth, we would crush
Speaker 2: folks for eight minute drives. Yes, that take the life.
Speaker 2: You can just see the deepest line of light. You know.
Speaker 2: They looking at these again, Yeah, yeah, looking at them.
Speaker 2: You be like you just be sitting on and just smiling, like, well,
Speaker 2: don't matter. You've got those sacks already, do it now.
Speaker 2: It don't really matter anymore, does it.
Speaker 3: Like that cowboys offense, we just ate up the second
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Speaker 2: Uh Na, I'd be here. You got a little work, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I do some work, man. I tailor this right here. Uh,
Speaker 2: this is this, This is this game. It should be fun.
Speaker 2: But this is where I'm talking about this upcoming game.
Speaker 2: This is where, uh, my nightmare may be coming to
Speaker 2: maybe coming to my doorsteps. Because I've been trying to
Speaker 2: preach to everyone about center guard play and how it
Speaker 2: makes it easier for your tackles. This week here, our
Speaker 2: tackles may have to stand alone because they got three
Speaker 2: men in the middle a beast.
Speaker 3: You can't give the outside guys doorstep.
Speaker 2: My nightmare is coming to my doorstep. Man, Halloween a
Speaker 2: week late.
Speaker 3: Wow, you got their depth chart there, don't you?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: You asked me the week of the forty nine Ers game,
Speaker 4: you said, is this game a test or is this
Speaker 4: game a challenge?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 5: What do you think?
Speaker 2: This is a challenge? This is an NFC East you
Speaker 2: I'm listening to every show. Oh, we've beat the Eagles, this, this, this,
Speaker 2: and this. I understand y'all. But one thing they have
Speaker 2: on us they have played and conquered. Now, we have
Speaker 2: played in at first games, but we have not conquered.
Speaker 2: They have played in at first games and they have conquered.
Speaker 2: We have to know that adversity is going to be
Speaker 2: coming around every corner, and we got to limited early
Speaker 2: against the Rams, but we overcame it real quick. We
Speaker 2: got it against the forty nine Ers with a bad
Speaker 2: call against the Curse and we didn't overcome it. We're
Speaker 2: gonna have a bad call of too in this game.
Speaker 2: We got to overcome it. Our adversity is a part
Speaker 2: of the game. And to me, I understand that coach
Speaker 2: McCarthy could not go deep when okay, game over, he
Speaker 2: had to treat the forty nine ers game over. He
Speaker 2: may have to treat this game like this too, but
Speaker 2: the difference is you will see them again. So game
Speaker 2: just can't be over. Go out there and be your best,
Speaker 2: and whatever happens happened, we'll live with it. But don't don't.
Speaker 2: Don't let him catch you napping. Don't let him catch
Speaker 2: you napping, you know.
Speaker 3: And this was the game that I was hoping for
Speaker 3: last year in the playoffs. Yes, because if you think
Speaker 3: about it, the first game when Philadelphia beat the Cowboys
Speaker 3: twenty seven our twenty six seventeen, Dak Prescott didn't play right.
Speaker 5: It was not at home or away.
Speaker 2: That was the at home. Oh, that was the away game.
Speaker 3: Away game, and Cooper Rush was the quarterback and with
Speaker 3: halfway through the fourth quarter, it was twenty seventeen, by
Speaker 3: the way, before Philadelphia scored that touchdown late with like
Speaker 3: seven minutes to go in the game. Then it reversed
Speaker 3: when they played here because Jalen Hurts didn't play, but
Speaker 3: Dak played. His Cowboys ended up beating him forty to
Speaker 3: thirty four. The game was tied thirty four thirty four,
Speaker 3: the Cowboys drove for a field goal forty eight yards
Speaker 3: from some guy named mar and then Bland had an
Speaker 3: interception right after that, and they kicked another field goal
Speaker 3: and got it to forty thirty four. So I was thinking, okay, now,
Speaker 3: how about we get in the playoffs and Hurts and
Speaker 3: Dak go at each other in the same game. Well,
Speaker 3: this is the next chance that those two guys get
Speaker 3: to play against each other. It's up there. That place
Speaker 3: will be rocking, I guarantee you. But again, one of
Speaker 3: the good things that happened to the Cowboys in this
Speaker 3: last game, and I thoroughly believe this. To make the
Speaker 3: Cowboys defense better, they have to get off to a
Speaker 3: good start and score points, which they did against the Rams,
Speaker 3: scored on their first couple possessions in that game. And
Speaker 3: you make the other quarterback play from behind. And we've
Speaker 3: seen now at San Francisco kind of on a downslide
Speaker 3: here when Rock Purdy has to play from behind, he
Speaker 3: has struggled. So again, get off to a good start.
Speaker 3: And by the way, we didn't mention this. Today's the
Speaker 3: trade deadline three p Central time. Can Jerry Jones said
Speaker 3: that he didn't see anything in the works. That doesn't
Speaker 3: mean nothing can pop up. But, as he pointed out,
Speaker 3: these trades can't just go down in one hour because
Speaker 3: you've got so many things to adjust. When it comes
Speaker 3: to contracts.
Speaker 2: He can actual extens you own, it's gonna be it's
Speaker 2: gonna be sixty five degrees sunday. Let me say this
Speaker 2: right here, this trades don't make your team trade. I'm
Speaker 2: being honest.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, you're right.
Speaker 2: What we need will costs too much. We need so
Speaker 2: enough bona fide offensive lineman. Do you know teams to say, Okay,
Speaker 2: I'll give you this guy. Give me a first, give
Speaker 2: me a first, give me a third. And plus you
Speaker 2: know his contract up.
Speaker 3: This year, right right, that's why he's available.
Speaker 2: So go out there and and and get awesome Richards, right,
Speaker 2: go out there and get a doga right until the
Speaker 2: end of the season. Uh okay, now we may need
Speaker 2: a bona fide show. Enough, go get her defensive linement.
Speaker 2: You can have him. You're gonna give me a second,
Speaker 2: you're gonna give me a fifth. And by the way,
Speaker 2: he's in his fifth year, so you're gonna have to
Speaker 2: pay and that what that's too much? Man?
Speaker 3: The Giants got to Williams.
Speaker 2: Yes, fifth, Yes, So you don't don't, don't worry about it.
Speaker 2: Just coach what you got.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 2: Actually, guys to study a little harder and be a
Speaker 2: little bit meaner. Now, the one guy that I want
Speaker 2: him to go get, I can't mention his name, but
Speaker 2: he would cost too much, so let it go. We
Speaker 2: already got the guy and his name is Rico Dondle.
Speaker 2: Give him the ball.
Speaker 5: You heard it here from Nate.
Speaker 3: Yes, and you know and and and you're right. And
Speaker 3: to me, if somebody was giving me a sweetheart deal
Speaker 3: on a cornerback, I'd be okay with that because free
Speaker 3: and it's not right. But again, it's not for now,
Speaker 3: it's for next year, right, because Diggs is coming back
Speaker 3: off his A C L right.
Speaker 2: And he'll go right back to his position.
Speaker 3: Jordan Lewis is your slot in his last year this year.
Speaker 2: Yeah. But see the thing is, I'm already gonna put
Speaker 2: it together.
Speaker 3: Gilmore will be one year deal.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he'll be gone, right, he'll be a backup because
Speaker 2: you moving playing to the other side. If we can
Speaker 2: get Lewis. Now you got your three horses. Yeah, there
Speaker 2: something go with Lewis and you got the best slot
Speaker 2: on in the game, right and playing now now we
Speaker 2: say your mom, sorry you said that on mixed shots
Speaker 2: and you come back.
Speaker 3: Yeah, can I get one more year from you?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: But again, if you had an opportunity now at a
Speaker 3: corner and somebody was just trying to unload them, yes,
Speaker 3: then it's like, okay, I can I can deal with that. Yes,
Speaker 3: And as long as the money's right and they're not
Speaker 3: asking for a first round pick.
Speaker 2: This this team, this team. I went through the up
Speaker 2: and down, but I come to my senses. This team
Speaker 2: has not lost nothing from from training camp to now.
Speaker 2: We lost Diggs, now that's a big loss, but we've
Speaker 2: not lost nothing. We still have a shot at the
Speaker 2: NFC Championship game. We have not lost enough where we
Speaker 2: don't have a shot at the end. What's amazing me
Speaker 2: is the forty nine ers beat us to death, but
Speaker 2: put too much into us because they seem they can't
Speaker 2: get themselves back going, you know, they riding on. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So now we're the second best team in the NFC.
Speaker 2: It's us in Detroit fighting for his second best and
Speaker 2: if things go right, we'll be in the power rank
Speaker 2: as the number one. I don't do power rings. I'm
Speaker 2: talking in my mind because I'm a cowboy fan. You
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Well, that's a good one. And you know, on the
Speaker 3: other the other loss they've had, it's it's temporary. Was
Speaker 3: Leyton vander Esh they've played with him, and they got
Speaker 3: to play with them two more games. But Marquis Bell
Speaker 3: has stepped up in that linebacker spot. And in these
Speaker 3: two games that he's played more than fifty percent of
Speaker 3: the snaps, he's finished second in each game in the
Speaker 3: number of tackles. He had seven last week to Dumont
Speaker 3: Clark had eight, and this week he had six to
Speaker 3: whoever had seven. Let me say that he's been pretty good.
Speaker 2: Let me in this, Savannah, trust, big fag. I let
Speaker 2: me tell you this. It ain't about and vander Resh,
Speaker 2: it ain't about Bill and I love it. It ain't
Speaker 2: about Clark, it's about Hankins, it's about Gallimore, and it's
Speaker 2: about Mazie. How about yeah, Osa, he's in a class
Speaker 2: by itself. He's coming. I just need to be a
Speaker 2: little bit more consistent. I need him to be a
Speaker 2: little bit more consistent, because he'll pop three or four
Speaker 2: big plays and then he'll come. He'll become a guy.
Speaker 2: You can't he's better than that. If these four guys play,
Speaker 2: it don't matter who had the linebacker. Trust me when
Speaker 2: I tell you that, because when.
Speaker 5: You have an up front, they're making those tops.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying. So now we're finish, coming to
Speaker 2: a team that's got a running game and they gonna run.
Speaker 3: Now we have to shut down the now don't matter.
Speaker 2: It's them four guys that I mentioned, they gonna make
Speaker 2: the difference.
Speaker 3: Because yes, honestly, and by the way, I was just
Speaker 3: gonna double check because I thought Mazzi's snaps have increased.
Speaker 3: He had eighteen in this last game, and I think
Speaker 3: he even had a tackle. I heard it.
Speaker 2: I saw him. I saw the tackle. I saw I
Speaker 2: saw it. I okay, Marzie, Okay. My thing is, let's
Speaker 2: let's panic. I'm all about it.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: I'm all about it when when we when we don't win,
Speaker 2: you know, I'll go on TV and I'll say nice
Speaker 2: things and then me and my wife get home and
Speaker 2: we'll just eat the Cowboys alive. Oh I'm a fan.
Speaker 2: I've been one of theouth eleven years old. So oh yeah,
Speaker 2: I go up and down right. So, but what reality is,
Speaker 2: we're five and two I'm correct. Who else is five
Speaker 2: and two? It's only one team six and one, seven
Speaker 2: and one seventy one, so who else?
Speaker 3: There are six teams including the Cowboys right now with
Speaker 3: no more than.
Speaker 2: Two losses, thank you.
Speaker 4: And Lions are six and two right, yeah they won
Speaker 4: last night or six and yeah, six and two and
Speaker 4: come on now.
Speaker 3: We need to save some of that for tomorrow because
Speaker 3: the same threesome will be back here on mixed shots.
Speaker 2: Well we want I'm on again tomorrow.
Speaker 3: You are on again tomorrow.
Speaker 2: What is Everson?
Speaker 3: And he said he was out for three days?
Speaker 5: Come on, he's back in New Mexico.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right, hides out in New Mexico. You know where
Speaker 3: the spaceships land. I think he has something to do
Speaker 3: with some of that.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's in New Mexico and spaceships right, yeah, all right.
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Speaker 2: That's right, going into my show.
Speaker 3: Good you're good, Now, you're.
Speaker 5: Warmed up, you got you're gonna have it.
Speaker 3: All right, Savannah? Thanks, uh, we'll be back tomorrow on
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