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Speaker 1: and the official Dallas Cowboys At now Here are Bill Jones,
Speaker 1: Savannah Humoler, Everson Wolves, and Mickey Spagnola.
Speaker 3: And it is time for another edition of mix Shots.
Speaker 3: Mickey Spagnola is showing up just in the nick of
Speaker 3: time for the start of this show. In the mick
Speaker 3: of time, that's right, somebody's gotta go to a rainy
Speaker 3: day here at the Star in Frisco. And so no,
Speaker 3: there are not football players out on the football field.
Speaker 3: They are in the on the football field indoors today, right, Mickey, Yes.
Speaker 1: Ford Center, Yep, door practice.
Speaker 4: Went out there in the rain.
Speaker 1: You were just yeah, so long ways, Oh that's where
Speaker 1: Mickey is out of breath.
Speaker 3: I wanted to toss it quickly. I wanted to toss
Speaker 3: it quickly to Mickey to see how out of breath
Speaker 3: he is. After over, he is and he has some
Speaker 3: breaking news from Cowboys practice, right Mickey.
Speaker 1: And of course that I decided to speed up the
Speaker 1: process and took the elevator right to come down it
Speaker 1: was going up.
Speaker 5: And that's the only one that goes to the third floor.
Speaker 4: That's good if you're on the elevator was going up.
Speaker 4: Isn't that a good thing?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 3: I have to come down, so give us the breaking news.
Speaker 3: What's out there?
Speaker 1: What is happening out there? Cavante Turpin, no helmet, no pads,
Speaker 1: So I don't think he's going to practice today. He
Speaker 1: was listed on the injury report. Mike said he would
Speaker 1: start with the rehab group.
Speaker 5: And it looked like.
Speaker 1: He's not going to be limited unless he goes and
Speaker 1: puts his pads on. Marquise Bell was over there also,
Speaker 1: but he was doing the chords, but he had his
Speaker 1: pads on, so chances are he'll do a little something.
Speaker 1: Tyron Smith, this looked like another rest of day for him.
Speaker 1: And if last year, last week's rest day did what
Speaker 1: that did. Just put him out there right there you go,
Speaker 1: And Bryant is wearing number seventeen.
Speaker 3: That would be not Dez. But Bryan Bill's just not
Speaker 3: going to let.
Speaker 4: That really smart, right because I'm sure there's something out there.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, that missed yesterday, Ryan Gosh.
Speaker 1: But seventeen means he's probably not ready to play anytime
Speaker 1: soon since I think another person has seventeen.
Speaker 3: Oh he's wearing number seventeen.
Speaker 6: Brandon.
Speaker 5: There you go, very good, Savannah.
Speaker 4: You guys got me on.
Speaker 3: There's the most famous seventeen Cowboys history dom, Sam Hurt
Speaker 3: done married, Come on, be funny.
Speaker 1: And us And that's about all there was to see
Speaker 1: with the ten minutes we were allowed or I was
Speaker 1: allowed to stay there.
Speaker 3: You get special privileges.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 1: I got there a little. That's because you guys. I
Speaker 1: didn't want to get made fun of for being there
Speaker 1: for that. Yeah, all right, way Bill, I found my
Speaker 1: play by play for that first game. I talked about it,
Speaker 1: Giant the Giants game.
Speaker 3: Need a notebook? What happened to eat a notebook like
Speaker 3: I have here now?
Speaker 1: Because then it gets filled up and then you got
Speaker 1: to get another notebook.
Speaker 3: I do. I'm about run out. I got a little
Speaker 3: notebook for the first half of the season, and so
Speaker 3: at halftime of the game on Sunday, so you switched
Speaker 3: to my second notebook.
Speaker 1: So you just just get you get a different legal
Speaker 1: pad each week, and it's always on here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then forget it and you start talking about
Speaker 3: whatever you wanted to talk about and it's got it
Speaker 3: right here. We got a fill time when you go
Speaker 3: searching for.
Speaker 5: It right there.
Speaker 3: I have a six to nothing. I have a little
Speaker 3: concern coming into action today.
Speaker 1: Well that is nothing but game probably.
Speaker 3: Well that's the thing with Everson jokingly said, who do
Speaker 3: we play this week? Ah, that's my concern in this room.
Speaker 5: Isn't that the way players are?
Speaker 3: But that room over there, yes, is there a concern
Speaker 3: They don't know who they're playing this week?
Speaker 5: You just got to play the next game.
Speaker 4: What's the what's the attitude in the they like, you know,
Speaker 4: we were going to build on this past week.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean we we got in the locker room
Speaker 1: yesterday was in the morning, so they hadn't done anything.
Speaker 5: So yeah, I.
Speaker 3: Didn't There wasn't a lot of availability.
Speaker 1: Feel any vibe in there. There was many players in
Speaker 1: there either, yea. So it's it's kind of hard to
Speaker 1: but just hearing.
Speaker 3: Them talk even after the game. And I've actually had
Speaker 3: the opportunity to talk with dak on Monday night at
Speaker 3: an event that he was at, I get there. There's
Speaker 3: a good positive frame of mind in that locker room
Speaker 3: coming out of the Philadelphia game. They have a determination
Speaker 3: that kind of like what we were talking at the
Speaker 3: end of the show yesterday that okay, there's a confirmation.
Speaker 3: Hey we're as good as that team on the other side,
Speaker 3: and now it's just a matter of week to week.
Speaker 3: Just take care of business and continue doing what you're doing,
Speaker 3: and you're going to be there in the end.
Speaker 1: How did McCarthy say it today? You know, we always
Speaker 1: hear about keeping your house clean. Yes, I think he
Speaker 1: doubled down. He said farm your own land and keep
Speaker 1: your house clean. I hadn't heard the farm your.
Speaker 6: Own Yeah, that was a new one.
Speaker 4: That's why we played bad against some losing teams because
Speaker 4: they don't know what the hell he's talking. That's right,
Speaker 4: coach to raise their hand and say, what the hell
Speaker 4: are you talking about?
Speaker 6: Clean?
Speaker 3: They didn't do that against Arizona, No.
Speaker 1: They did not, and that You know, there's always some
Speaker 1: games that come back to haunt you at the end
Speaker 1: of the season.
Speaker 4: You talk about it every year.
Speaker 1: Right, there's one, right, and it's like, okay, that's gonna
Speaker 1: pay a big price for that.
Speaker 4: I think right now we're always trying to make up
Speaker 4: for San Francisco. That's that seems to be. You know,
Speaker 4: don't slip back into that frame of mind. You know,
Speaker 4: no one's thinking of you know, Philadelphia. I think made
Speaker 4: them say, okay, you guys, forget about san Fran. If
Speaker 4: we could, if we keep playing well from here on,
Speaker 4: san Fran would be in the in the in the
Speaker 4: rearview mill, especially if they keep losing. They lost three
Speaker 4: in a row.
Speaker 1: Well, and you know what happens with that game is
Speaker 1: it's one thing to get beat right, but to get
Speaker 1: drummed is another thing. When you looked at it as Okay,
Speaker 1: we'll see where we're at, and this team has haunted
Speaker 1: us over the last two years, and then you lay
Speaker 1: an egg.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but when you look at the time, san Fran
Speaker 4: was the best record wise, was the best team in
Speaker 4: the NFL, and now you played against Philly record wise,
Speaker 4: best team in the NFL. So I think they're trying
Speaker 4: to They tried to make up for san Fran by
Speaker 4: being hopefully consistent from here on. Now.
Speaker 3: How do people feel about the Detroit Lions right now?
Speaker 1: I think they are pretty much overlooked.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I agree, I think they're really good.
Speaker 4: I don't think they're overlooked, but I think they're really good.
Speaker 3: No, I don't think they're really good.
Speaker 1: No, I think they're stocked, but I think they're good.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but I don't think anybody.
Speaker 1: Everybody's got this idea, Oh that's the Detroit line.
Speaker 4: I think they're thinking like that.
Speaker 6: But I'm going to play out over the next few
Speaker 6: weeks of how they do. I actually have to look
Speaker 6: up who they are playing.
Speaker 4: Everyone's going to be looking at our record versus days
Speaker 4: as we approach that game, and that.
Speaker 6: One is an end of December or early January.
Speaker 5: It's December.
Speaker 3: I think Lions are playing the Chargers this week. But
Speaker 3: and they're six and two. Okay, Cowboys are on the
Speaker 3: verge whether five and three right now, on the verge
Speaker 3: of their sixth win if they beat the Giants on Sunday.
Speaker 3: You know what happened to the Lions a couple of
Speaker 3: weeks ago. A few weeks ago, they lost to Baltimore
Speaker 3: thirty eight to six, and everybody's thinking still the San Francis, Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 3: That's that's my point. Everyone feels pretty good about the
Speaker 3: Detroit Lions and their arrow is pointed up. And yet
Speaker 3: three weeks ago they lost to Baltimore thirty eight to seven.
Speaker 4: That's when everyone said they are the number one team
Speaker 4: in the NFC. Well right, and all of a sudden
Speaker 4: they get blown out of like, oh, that's what they
Speaker 4: tell about the Cowboys.
Speaker 6: The Chargers coming up, the Bears, the Packers, and the Saints.
Speaker 6: So those are their next three games.
Speaker 1: Chargers, Bears, Packers, Saints for next four games.
Speaker 4: The only thing you worried about with those games. When
Speaker 4: I always look at the Vision games, they're always different.
Speaker 4: You can't just say, oh, well, I reckon is this?
Speaker 4: No division games and division games? So the Bears, to me,
Speaker 4: that's going to be a tough game for them. What
Speaker 4: do they play?
Speaker 6: They play the Bears at home at home that.
Speaker 3: Sunday game on Thanksgiving they play Green Bay Troy. The
Speaker 3: only reason, the only reason I brought up with the
Speaker 3: only reason I brought up with Detroit was because of
Speaker 3: their thirty eight six loss to Baltimore. Okay, you just
Speaker 3: said Chicago, it could be a tough game for them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a division game.
Speaker 3: Chicago plays tonight. Chicago plays Carolina tonight. We have an
Speaker 3: opportunity tonight to scout our next opponent, Carolina.
Speaker 5: All those days between.
Speaker 3: Look out for the Carolina Panthers. A week from Sunday.
Speaker 3: Not to get ahead of ourselves. You got the Giants
Speaker 3: and then the Panthers.
Speaker 5: And they're at home.
Speaker 1: And then they get the Cowboys at home. Should have
Speaker 1: made them travel to.
Speaker 3: Chicago. Has incentive to beat Carolina because because they've got
Speaker 3: Carolina's first round drafting. Oh, they also have their own.
Speaker 3: You talk about some ammunition to get. Now, Justin Fields
Speaker 3: is highly questionable to play tonight. They haven't.
Speaker 4: They have to.
Speaker 3: Figure out they got the Beijing who rookie undrafted rookie.
Speaker 6: He's no, he's been a little good for them. Yes,
Speaker 6: she's been decent for them. I don't know how to spell.
Speaker 3: It's B, A, G, E and T beijet A Shepherd University.
Speaker 4: What where is that?
Speaker 1: It's got to be Division two.
Speaker 4: You know grambling more than you know they that school that.
Speaker 3: Is the Shepherd Shepherd. Yep, give me something, all right,
Speaker 3: I'm giving you some more here.
Speaker 4: Give me something Shepherd I mean, and I'm not just
Speaker 4: how to spell his name, but whether.
Speaker 6: Hell, I don't know what he did you know, stat
Speaker 6: wise for them in the last couple of games, but
Speaker 6: from what I did watch, Uh, the broadcast was talking
Speaker 6: about how because Fields was out, they were like this
Speaker 6: guy stepped up and he's he's actually like proven to
Speaker 6: be a pretty good leader for the most part.
Speaker 1: So West Virginia, that's Shepherd, wohs. A matter of fact,
Speaker 1: when I googled Shepherd, five things came up before the university,
Speaker 1: and one of them was pie.
Speaker 4: I mean this, I have never visited a D two.
Speaker 5: Let's see D three.
Speaker 3: Well you look that up. He and there's a reason
Speaker 3: that we're talking about Tyson Beigent here because and he
Speaker 3: has four Chicago, as Savannah alluded to, he has appeared
Speaker 3: in four games now okay, and most recently at New
Speaker 3: Orleans he was eighteen out of thirty for two hundred
Speaker 3: and twenty yards two touchdowns, but through three picks at
Speaker 3: the Chargers in a loss, twenty five out of thirty seven,
Speaker 3: two interceptions, no touchdowns. Okay, Vegas and Minnesota played. The
Speaker 3: Cowboys are about to face a quarterback here that nobody
Speaker 3: knows anything about in Tommy DeVito, right, Yeah, undrafted, but
Speaker 3: he's got a better resume coming out of college than
Speaker 3: what Beigent has out of Shepherd University because he led
Speaker 3: Tommy DeVito l at Illinois to an eight and five
Speaker 3: record last year.
Speaker 5: That's right.
Speaker 3: Illinois guys had a lot of success here recently.
Speaker 4: I bet Beijing's Canadian.
Speaker 3: And he's he was born in West Virginia and went
Speaker 3: to high school in West Virginia. But Tommy DeVito, I
Speaker 3: was looking at him. I didn't. Okay, we had some
Speaker 3: fun with Tommy DeVito yesterday, but I looked, dove a
Speaker 3: little deeper into his background and a Jersey guy, don't
Speaker 3: you know. He's living a dream right now playing for
Speaker 3: his hometown, home state team, the New York Giants. He's
Speaker 3: been trained to be at quarterback since he was six
Speaker 3: years old. If you look at his story growing up,
Speaker 3: and he had success we talked about. He was at
Speaker 3: don Bosco Prep, which has produced a number of NFL
Speaker 3: players coached by former NFL He got a cup of
Speaker 3: coffee in the NFL quarterback out of Rutgers Mike Teal. Okay,
Speaker 3: Mike Teal says that Tommy DeVito has the best arm
Speaker 3: of any quarterback he has been around, and then he
Speaker 3: concludes that includes NFL quarterbacks. Okay, that he's been around.
Speaker 1: So I was right there.
Speaker 3: He's a talented thrower. He he's Here's what Mike Teale
Speaker 3: said about Tommy DeVito. He's as talented a thrower as
Speaker 3: I've ever seen. He's up there with as good as
Speaker 3: the NFL guys i've seen. This was he was his
Speaker 3: high school coach.
Speaker 5: SO Division Division two.
Speaker 3: Now what you're talking about? Now you're back on Shepherd University. Okay,
Speaker 3: get finished with with Tyson, Beijing and Shephard. Go ahead?
Speaker 5: Which one was Beijing? Shepard?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 1: But before that they were in ai A.
Speaker 3: Okay, we're not playing Chicago this week.
Speaker 1: Before that, before that, they were in the Mason Dixon Conference.
Speaker 4: I want to hear this, thank you. Yes, I'm with you.
Speaker 4: I want to hear this because I just want to
Speaker 4: know what they do. Give me something on them.
Speaker 1: Thank you with their their conferences, Mountain East Conference, the mich.
Speaker 3: Conference.
Speaker 1: No, that was before joining the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference.
Speaker 4: This is very interesting to me. Thank you.
Speaker 3: Okay, So we're done with Tyson Bajing. Okay, that gets
Speaker 3: you get you ready for too much? That gets you
Speaker 3: ready for tonight only. The reason I brought up tonight's
Speaker 3: game is because the Cowboys next opponent after New York
Speaker 3: it's Carolina, not Chicago. Can I get back on Tommy
Speaker 3: DeVito's the task at hand here, and.
Speaker 1: We don't want to hear anything about four seasons anymore.
Speaker 3: No, we're not. I mean, I'm serious. I'm I stayed
Speaker 3: up late last night researching back in six You know
Speaker 3: what happened in sixty three, sixty years ago tomorrow? In
Speaker 3: sixty three, it was relatively early November. Mike McCarthy was born.
Speaker 3: His sixty third day is tomorrow. Oh, okay, all right,
Speaker 3: back on Tommy DeVito. He's as talented a thrower as
Speaker 3: I've ever seen, says Mike Teal, who was a star
Speaker 3: quarterback at Rutgers and was drafted actually by the Seattle Seahawks,
Speaker 3: and was his high school coach at Don Bosco Prep
Speaker 3: in New Jersey. Okay, Tommy DeVito was under armor All American,
Speaker 3: led his high school to a state championship, and they
Speaker 3: had been down for several years before he got there.
Speaker 3: Trent Dilfer, who is he was invited to the Elite
Speaker 3: eleven camp. Okay, Tommy DeVito was. And Trent Dilfer runs that.
Speaker 3: He says, if de Veto had played six A high
Speaker 3: school football in Texas, he would have been a five
Speaker 3: star recruit. He had that kind of talent. Okay, Okay.
Speaker 3: Instead he was in New Jersey, Okay. He has been
Speaker 3: trained by a quarterback trainer since he was six years old.
Speaker 3: Has a compact throwing style. He at the Elite eleven camp,
Speaker 3: he roomed with Tua and then he performed so well
Speaker 3: there he got invited to the opening up in Portland,
Speaker 3: a Nike deal, and so he was highly touted coming
Speaker 3: out of high school and wound up had several offers
Speaker 3: and wound up going to Syracuse and actually started in
Speaker 3: twenty nineteen at Syracughes and then he wound up transferring
Speaker 3: to Illinois and led them to an eight and five
Speaker 3: record last year. He has six one, two hundred and
Speaker 3: ten pounds and when you look at him, he could
Speaker 3: run around a little bit. And when you look at him,
Speaker 3: he reminds me a little bit to Brock Purty. He's
Speaker 3: the same size as Brock Purty, six one two ten.
Speaker 3: Ok Now, the question will be he doesn't have the
Speaker 3: team around him that Brock Purdy has around him. But
Speaker 3: the question will be, also can he process like Purdy has?
Speaker 3: But he's he's got a number of snaps in college
Speaker 3: underneath his belt, you know, And so.
Speaker 5: Sounds like he's Tony Romo.
Speaker 3: Well, and that's the other thing. Look at the guys
Speaker 3: in not only Cowboys history but around the NFL. Who
Speaker 3: he's in Tony. Remember when Romo was in camp, who
Speaker 3: was ahead of him on the depth chart? You know? Three,
Speaker 3: you had Quincy still.
Speaker 5: Here, Oh it was the baseball player.
Speaker 3: Then Chad Hutchinson, No, the Drew Henson.
Speaker 5: Henson, okay, he was in that.
Speaker 3: He was buying him for a little bit. And then
Speaker 3: you brought Bledsoe in and you had Vinnie in here,
Speaker 3: and all along, the best quarterback in camp was probably
Speaker 3: Romo during those three years. You know, he finally got
Speaker 3: an opportunity his fourth year.
Speaker 5: In two thousand and four.
Speaker 1: If Quincy Carter doesn't get cut, Romo gets cut, right,
Speaker 1: because they brought in Testa Verity to beat a backup
Speaker 1: to Quincy. And then they had just made that trade
Speaker 1: to get Henson in here, and they paid him some money,
Speaker 1: so he was gonna make it and then Romo.
Speaker 3: And Romo is a guy who had a lot of
Speaker 3: snaps in college.
Speaker 1: Played four full seasons Easter in Illinois and was the
Speaker 1: Walter Payton Award winner YEP for the best division one
Speaker 1: double A.
Speaker 4: It was so white.
Speaker 3: So where the Giants are right now with Daniel Jones
Speaker 3: going out for the year, Tyrod Taylor uninjured reserve, now
Speaker 3: they get to take a look at Tommy DeVito and
Speaker 3: they're hoping Tommy DeVito winds up being there, Tony Romo
Speaker 3: or their Brock Purty, well.
Speaker 4: Party fewer mistakes by party. You know, even throughout his
Speaker 4: early career, he just didn't He didn't have the propensity to.
Speaker 3: Throw until until Deebo got hurt and he didn't have
Speaker 3: Trent Williams and again Cincinnati the and then and.
Speaker 5: Then they had to play from behind.
Speaker 4: And they had to play with lesser talented players, because
Speaker 4: that's what he's dealing with. So you put receiver right now,
Speaker 4: lesser talented play right.
Speaker 3: So a year ago, at this time, what do we
Speaker 3: know about brock Purty Outside he was he had a
Speaker 3: nice career at Iowa State, and he was the last
Speaker 3: pick in the draft and he hadn't got an opportunity
Speaker 3: to yet in San Francisco. And then he gets put
Speaker 3: on a great team and doesn't make mistakes. But if
Speaker 3: you put Rock Purty on this Giant's team, he's not
Speaker 3: going to be brock Purdy, he's not, no.
Speaker 4: Not and that that show when we finally found his
Speaker 4: weakness as far as playing from behind, that's something that
Speaker 4: he seems to have a problem with. And you know
Speaker 4: everyone's got the achilles heell, that seems to be his.
Speaker 4: But I'm waiting to see what the vitos. Yeah. Uh.
Speaker 3: The point of all this is the Cowboys got to
Speaker 3: be ready to play because tell me, Doto could be
Speaker 3: their brock Birdy.
Speaker 4: If you cover those wide receivers, you can throw them,
Speaker 4: He can throw them to the way he wants to
Speaker 4: throw them. If you're if you're pasted to that wide receiver,
Speaker 4: then it's yours. So I'm never really worried necessarily about
Speaker 4: the quarterback himself. You have to worry about the wide receiver.
Speaker 4: If you're a cornerback or a dB linebacker, you know,
Speaker 4: cover your man. Any quarterback right now can hit an
Speaker 4: open receiver. That's just that's that's the way it is.
Speaker 4: You let Dobbs come in, you let him hit an
Speaker 4: open receiver, you're gonna have problems. You don't stop the
Speaker 4: run so the doves won't be under so much pressure,
Speaker 4: then you're gonna lose. You're gonna have those problems.
Speaker 3: You don't, and you don't think the Giants aren't looking
Speaker 3: at that Cardinal's tape to see, Okay, how did Dobbs
Speaker 3: have success? That's why this guy can run something.
Speaker 4: No one really, I wouldn't say, cared about dob but
Speaker 4: you weren't thinking of him as that person that we
Speaker 4: think of him now, you know, the person that came
Speaker 4: into Minnesota and did a good job, the person that
Speaker 4: beat Dallas and and running away. Now all of a sudden,
Speaker 4: his reputation's up here. We don't want him to make
Speaker 4: a rep on us. We don't want to Veil making
Speaker 4: a rep on us.
Speaker 1: So here's the Giants problem. Evan Neil, Ben Breddison, John
Speaker 1: Michael Schmidtz, Justin Pugh and Andrew Thomas, all that stuff
Speaker 1: we heard about the Giants before the season started, right,
Speaker 1: people were picking the Giants by the way to beat
Speaker 1: the Cowboys in that opening because they added you know,
Speaker 1: the oh that defensive front with Dexter Lawrence and Ashawn Robinson.
Speaker 1: And now they picked up Cavon Thibodeau, all this and
Speaker 1: all this, they got this guy, they got drafted tight
Speaker 1: end Jalen Hyatt, and they forgot about improving their offensive line,
Speaker 1: and it's coming back to bite them in the butt
Speaker 1: because they've lost two quarterbacks to injuries. Right.
Speaker 3: Well, the issue that they've had on their offensive line
Speaker 3: has Andrew Thomas, who was playing at a pro bowl
Speaker 3: level last year, got hurt that first game of the
Speaker 3: year against the Cowboys, and so he's been out for
Speaker 3: seven games and he returned last last week.
Speaker 1: Well, he was the one that falls started that got
Speaker 1: him in trouble. It's eight yard line.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of people that fall start.
Speaker 5: When his lined up.
Speaker 3: The one that Evan Neil, the right tackle, is the
Speaker 3: one that It's not like they haven't invested in their
Speaker 3: offensive line.
Speaker 6: He's injured.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well in his first round pick, but he's been
Speaker 3: and he's been playing all year. In last game he
Speaker 3: got hurt and uh, but but he is not. He
Speaker 3: has underperformed at right tackle.
Speaker 4: And once again, the reminder of the first game is
Speaker 4: first drive they were driving on us. I mean, you know,
Speaker 4: it was looking like until a.
Speaker 3: Fall started with a bad snap, false start and then
Speaker 3: a loss of fourteen yards on a bad snap and
Speaker 3: then a block field goal, and there goes the Giant season.
Speaker 1: Third and two eight. Yeah, then the next game they
Speaker 1: scored thirty one points, and since they haven't scored more
Speaker 1: than sixteen in any game.
Speaker 3: But you mentioned their offensive line. In twenty twenty, they
Speaker 3: spent the fourth pick in the draft on Andrew Thomas
Speaker 3: and in twenty twenty two, the seventh pick in the
Speaker 3: draft on Evan Neil. So they have invested in their
Speaker 3: offensive line. But just because you spend picks there doesn't
Speaker 3: mean that they're the players that you thought they were.
Speaker 3: Although Andrew Thomas has been here after a shaky first year.
Speaker 1: Justin Pugh of free agent pickup, uh yeah, somehow his
Speaker 1: name brings yes.
Speaker 3: He was signed in early October. Man. He's a veteran
Speaker 3: guy who walked in the door and started games for
Speaker 3: him now too, and he's actually shored things up a
Speaker 3: little bit.
Speaker 6: So the person that will replace Evan Neil will be
Speaker 6: Tyree Phillips out of Mississippi State. He's been in the
Speaker 6: league since twenty twenty.
Speaker 3: He was with Baltimore right and he was a third
Speaker 3: round draft pick in twenty twenty. So and here's a
Speaker 3: here we gotta break, we gotta go way.
Speaker 4: Talking giants though time good stuff.
Speaker 5: Second break it is.
Speaker 6: We've been talking giants.
Speaker 1: There you go, Yes, all right, I got one for
Speaker 1: you when we come back in a moment.
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Speaker 3: All right, we continue with our giants talk.
Speaker 1: Yes, and everybody's talking about you know, they just got
Speaker 1: to hand the ball off to Saquon Barkley and that'll
Speaker 1: solve all their problems. Don't let Tommy DeVito throw the
Speaker 1: ball too many times. Well, I looked up Barkley's stats
Speaker 1: and we've been talking about what the Giants' offensive line. Yes,
Speaker 1: Barkley right now has rushed for twenty eight more yards
Speaker 1: than Tony Pollard, and both guys right now are averaging
Speaker 1: four point yards per carry, four point zero four point
Speaker 1: zero yards per carry, and Tony Pollard has two touchdowns
Speaker 1: and Barkley has one.
Speaker 5: So when we talk.
Speaker 1: About offensive lines and one of the problems the Cowboys
Speaker 1: have been having, well, even if you're Saquon Barkley behind
Speaker 1: a porous offensive line, you're not running very well either.
Speaker 4: He had what injuries, had some problems with injuries he has.
Speaker 3: Had, yep, he has now watching him against Las Vegas,
Speaker 3: he looks like he's healthy and he ran for five
Speaker 3: and a half yards of carry against Las Vegas. Sixteen
Speaker 3: carries for ninety yards. It was long. I'm not sure
Speaker 3: what the long was, but were first series of the
Speaker 3: game he was breaking off eight and nine yards of snap.
Speaker 3: And then the game before that against the Jets he
Speaker 3: had one hundred and twenty eight yards on thirty six carries.
Speaker 3: So the last two games he has accounted for two
Speaker 3: hundred and eighteen yards on fifty two carries, which is
Speaker 3: four and a half yards of carriy no, yeah, four
Speaker 3: and a half yards of carriage.
Speaker 5: So he had a long of twenty six.
Speaker 4: And see that's the thing about this game. I don't
Speaker 4: feel like being surprised again. I don't want another Cardinal's field. Now,
Speaker 4: having said that we rarely do this at home, we
Speaker 4: used the one we you.
Speaker 3: Know, eleven straight wins.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, use the when we do something like what
Speaker 4: we did in Arizona, it's on the road.
Speaker 1: Here was here was old Tommy boys problem against the Raiders.
Speaker 1: He was sacked six times.
Speaker 3: Oh boy, and Daniel Jones was sacked twice and then
Speaker 3: eight total eight sacks.
Speaker 6: But that goes to show their O line is not
Speaker 6: holding and when you.
Speaker 3: Maybe they need to hold, Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 6: I don't know when you're looking at our defense, who's
Speaker 6: been very consistent and Michael Parsons especially, you should be
Speaker 6: a little scared if you're Tommy DeVito.
Speaker 1: So in the last two games, they're quarterbacks.
Speaker 5: Have been sacked ten times.
Speaker 4: Ten times.
Speaker 6: Yeah, in the last two games.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they got well, they got.
Speaker 3: Eight and one game, so they did well. In the
Speaker 3: other game, only got sacked twice.
Speaker 1: No six, eight, oh, no twelve, they each got sacked.
Speaker 1: Jones and to Vido each got sacked twice.
Speaker 4: Okay, So I mean, obviously, if you're the Giants, we're
Speaker 4: going to run the ball.
Speaker 1: And the week before that, Tyrod Taylor sacked four times.
Speaker 3: They've been sacked as a team forty nine times this year.
Speaker 5: That's unbelievable.
Speaker 7: That's why I figured it out that they were on
Speaker 7: they were on pace for like ninety six sacks.
Speaker 5: That's unheard of.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and that's why they're going to be running the
Speaker 4: ball against.
Speaker 3: Us, or they should be. We thought they would be
Speaker 3: against in the season opener, and they were. They ran
Speaker 3: the ball the first drive and then after that not
Speaker 3: so much.
Speaker 4: Well, they thought Daniel Jones was washed.
Speaker 1: By the Yeah, yeah, yeah, run your quarterback and then
Speaker 1: go see where he's at on the bench.
Speaker 3: They ran it, or the infirmary.
Speaker 1: They ran it twenty They ran it twenty five times.
Speaker 5: Twenty five times.
Speaker 1: Against the Raiders, they ran it.
Speaker 3: And that was a game that was way that can't
Speaker 3: be right.
Speaker 1: What rushing against the Jets says they ran the ball
Speaker 1: fifty two times.
Speaker 3: Yes, Barkley had thirty six carries against.
Speaker 5: So you wonder if he had one hundred, it was.
Speaker 3: Like three and a half yards of carry point six Did.
Speaker 4: They win the game?
Speaker 5: Scored ten points.
Speaker 4: Well, even when we were knocking the heck out of Jones,
Speaker 4: they kept running him. You know, they kept calling playing
Speaker 4: unlace no, that wast nose scrambles, that was rpo when
Speaker 4: he for some reason they kept doing.
Speaker 3: But this is the first time that Tommy DeVito has
Speaker 3: taken all the snaps in practice this week. Seconcern you, Mickey.
Speaker 4: A little bit.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay.
Speaker 1: Against the Cowboys, they rant it twenty eight times and
Speaker 1: Daniel Jones led the the army with thirteen runs the
Speaker 1: ground attack thirteen and they kept running them when the
Speaker 1: score was like thirty four to nothing.
Speaker 5: What was that about?
Speaker 3: Because they didn't want it to be fifty four to
Speaker 3: That just get the clock going right. Barkley had twelve
Speaker 3: carries for fifty one yards against the Cowboys and the opener.
Speaker 4: I'm pretty sure that that's not going to be their
Speaker 4: game plan is to put the quarterback in danger as
Speaker 4: they did Jones. I can't see him doing that.
Speaker 1: Now because the backup just arrived, right, and that Barkley.
Speaker 5: Is that who?
Speaker 4: Yeah, another Barkley.
Speaker 6: There are other backup Matt Barkley from US.
Speaker 3: He.
Speaker 5: Got a few years from under him.
Speaker 3: And on defense, the guy that just jumps off the
Speaker 3: screen at you is number ninety seven, Dexter Lawrence three
Speaker 3: d and forty pounds and he gets doubled or tripled
Speaker 3: team about every play. Now, they traded away Leonard Williams,
Speaker 3: I like, yeah, and Thibodau had re sacks against.
Speaker 1: The Jet Which one do they put up against Steele?
Speaker 3: Lawrence is the inside guy?
Speaker 5: Yeah, Lawrence is in.
Speaker 4: Is going to go up against them?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it doesn't matter. If he's in, he can be out.
Speaker 3: They can, but he's that's not what he does.
Speaker 1: I know they could play that wide nine that gives
Speaker 1: the Cowboy.
Speaker 3: Although I wouldn't put past Dexter Lawrence being able to
Speaker 3: get to the quarterback as a wide nine.
Speaker 1: Which, by the way, I watched a couple of plays
Speaker 1: that Steele struggled down.
Speaker 5: I think it was a sack each time.
Speaker 1: It was weird because I don't know if it was
Speaker 1: the same guy did it twice, but he let him
Speaker 1: get into him right, The guy stunned him and then
Speaker 1: he just kind of went off, You've got to use
Speaker 1: your hands and get out right, and he let the
Speaker 1: guy get into his body and it stopped his momentum
Speaker 1: and the guy just went right around him inside both times.
Speaker 4: And and that that's all about footwork. You could see
Speaker 4: his footwork was bad.
Speaker 5: It was none.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So I think obviously that injury is really affecting
Speaker 4: his footwork. He's he's not moving well at all. And
Speaker 4: that's what we always admired about him as a big
Speaker 4: man able to move right as well as he was
Speaker 4: a year ago.
Speaker 1: Now he was better when he was healthy run blocking
Speaker 1: than he was in past protection right, but not like that.
Speaker 1: So yeah, But have we.
Speaker 6: Seen any issues with him in the previous games outside
Speaker 6: of the Eagles, Like, is there any standout plays that
Speaker 6: you guys can remember where there was an issue, because
Speaker 6: I think it it was really just against the Eagles
Speaker 6: is where we started to notice a couple of things
Speaker 6: been a little consistent, I would say in the other matchups, right,
Speaker 6: because there hasn't been anything noticeable, not like outside of
Speaker 6: the Eagles. So has he been playing and it was
Speaker 6: just the match up.
Speaker 1: You know, maybe he was because they were basically silent
Speaker 1: count the whole game. By the way, I don't know
Speaker 1: if that bothered him, but that's a good point he's had.
Speaker 1: He's had some I think, uh, pass blocking problems, but
Speaker 1: not to that extent.
Speaker 4: How did he play in losses? I think, is yeah,
Speaker 4: something that we should look at because you know, that's
Speaker 4: where we were having problems. We couldn't keep the keep
Speaker 4: the quarterback safe, right, But it wasn't as glamoring as
Speaker 4: as Surmanda was saying as it was against the Equals.
Speaker 1: And then you know what also happens is obviously none
Speaker 1: of the offensive linemen are perfect. But when I was
Speaker 1: going back and listening, it was like on TV they
Speaker 1: pointed out how poorly he was playing. So now everybody
Speaker 1: out there that's not at the game, they're hearing, oh,
Speaker 1: he played bad, and then it just kind of well, snowballs,
Speaker 1: but he did they weren't wrong. But when it gets
Speaker 1: pointed out right now, everybody's got.
Speaker 3: Coming off in a cl injury. I mean it could
Speaker 3: be the cumulative effect of having now played eight straight
Speaker 3: games on that, you know.
Speaker 1: And it wasn't just the ACL he hit the triple crown,
Speaker 1: got all three of them well, I.
Speaker 4: Mean we also had the buyeh. I mean, so it's
Speaker 4: not just eight straight weeks.
Speaker 3: We have been toys. This is the second straight week
Speaker 3: after the buye. So, and you got a bunch of
Speaker 3: games in a short amount of time coming up starting Sunday,
Speaker 3: three games and twelve days, four game, four games and
Speaker 3: nineteen days, and we continue with more mix shots.
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Speaker 4: I gotta say before we move on, you take all
Speaker 4: the drama out of this. The readings, which is tracks
Speaker 4: has always made us just, don't you know yours? Is
Speaker 4: it's so you know?
Speaker 3: Perfect?
Speaker 1: Yes, they don't have to they don't have the nerve
Speaker 1: to criticize.
Speaker 4: No, no, she hasn't given us anything to criticize. I'm
Speaker 4: waiting on something that she don't give us.
Speaker 3: And there's so much more enjoyable.
Speaker 4: Boys, Yeah, there's so much more.
Speaker 3: Can we just for all the time? Can you hand
Speaker 3: that copy over to Mickey? Just no, no, no time,
Speaker 3: say just provide laughter.
Speaker 6: He's going to have to do this tomorrow. I won't
Speaker 6: be here tomorrow and I don't kill so someone's going
Speaker 6: to have to pick up the pick up the pace
Speaker 6: next week.
Speaker 1: So we've been talking about how the Giants need to
Speaker 1: run the ball, right, So I just happened to look
Speaker 1: and see and in Cowboys have played eight game games, right, yep,
Speaker 1: only one team has averaged more than four point one
Speaker 1: yards of carry.
Speaker 5: Running the ball. You know who that was? Who it
Speaker 5: was Arizona.
Speaker 1: They happened to average seven point four yards of carry.
Speaker 5: Still in that game, oh, in that game.
Speaker 1: In that game, okay, And the reason why they ended
Speaker 1: up with thirty carries for two hundred and twenty two
Speaker 1: yards thanks to Joshua dobbs On six carries going for
Speaker 1: fifty five and Rondell Moore three carries for fifty four,
Speaker 1: including the forty five yard touchdown. So you said, by
Speaker 1: the way, Bill that they need to pull up the
Speaker 1: tape of the Arizona game running that far right.
Speaker 4: That's a secondary issue because there's no recognition by secondary
Speaker 4: at all. Your safety, that's what your safeties are there for.
Speaker 4: It's no way that the quarterback should be behind the
Speaker 4: safety on a scramble.
Speaker 1: So they had five carry Joshua Dobbs had five carries
Speaker 1: for eleven yards and one carry for forty four yards.
Speaker 1: So they allowed big plays in that game. They had
Speaker 1: a twenty six yard run, a forty four yard run,
Speaker 1: and a forty five yard run for a touchdown. That'll
Speaker 1: beat you everything.
Speaker 4: That's safety. That's all secondary stuff right there.
Speaker 3: Nick Harris has an interesting tweet that Mickey won't like. Yes,
Speaker 3: the Dallas Cowboys have twelve players in the top ten
Speaker 3: of Pro Football Focus graded position rankings through Week nine,
Speaker 3: the most of any team in the NFL.
Speaker 5: Yeah, let's go to school on that.
Speaker 3: I told you would like it.
Speaker 4: Football Focus. That's a pretty credible the players.
Speaker 3: Would you like to know?
Speaker 4: Yeah, spags, what'd you like to know?
Speaker 1: I didn't I was looking something up, all right.
Speaker 3: Tyler Smith third of eighty offensive guards graded. He ranks
Speaker 3: number three in the league. How do you think I
Speaker 3: heard that? Yeah about that? Hunter Lipke third out of
Speaker 3: ten full backs in the litterly ten full backs. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he's third. D law fourth out of one hundred and
Speaker 3: seven edge rushers.
Speaker 1: Well, you know what, they need to play him more snaps.
Speaker 1: He's been playing less than fifty percent of the snaps lately.
Speaker 4: Has he talked about it?
Speaker 3: No, But well maybe that's why he's playing so effectively.
Speaker 3: Well maybe they got a rotation going there because they.
Speaker 1: Used Armstrong quite a bit in the game.
Speaker 5: On Sunday against He.
Speaker 3: Yeah, deron blaand and fifth out of one hundred fourteen cornerbacks.
Speaker 3: What do you think of that, mister corner.
Speaker 1: Well, we can see that pre touchdowns need pro football
Speaker 1: for tell us that it's only giving up one touchdown,
Speaker 1: right the one too? Was it Davonte Adams?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Ceedee Lamb fifth out of one hundred eighteen wide receivers.
Speaker 6: Not shocked there, okay.
Speaker 3: Osa Odigazua fifth out of one hundred twenty six defensive tackles.
Speaker 3: Michael Parson sixth out of one hundred and seven edge
Speaker 3: rusher six. So DeMarcus Lawrence is fourth and Michael Parson's sixth.
Speaker 3: This is Pro Football Focus graded position rankings. Jake Ferguson
Speaker 3: sixth out of sixty eight tight ends, Tyron Smith eighth
Speaker 3: out of seventy seven tackles.
Speaker 4: That's surprising.
Speaker 3: Dak Prescott ninth out of thirty six quarterbacks.
Speaker 5: Ranked seventh right now in.
Speaker 3: Quarterbacks, Zach Martin tenth out of eighty offensive guards, and
Speaker 3: Mark east Bell tenth out of eighty one linebackers.
Speaker 4: Markis Bell.
Speaker 3: There you go, So, Mackey, what do you think of
Speaker 3: Pro Football Focus? Now?
Speaker 1: What do you think of ticket Source? Some reason they
Speaker 1: found my email and sent me this. Ticket Source says
Speaker 1: they carried out a new study to reveal the most
Speaker 1: influential teams in the league, and the Dallas Cowboys rank
Speaker 1: number one. And it looks like it's judged by Instagram, X, Facebook, Google,
Speaker 1: searches Wikipedia and they come up with an influent score.
Speaker 1: The Cowboys were first, New England was second, Philadelphia was third,
Speaker 1: Pittsburgh was fourth.
Speaker 4: And Green Bay was fifth.
Speaker 1: Ticket Source ticket Source.
Speaker 3: I have no, we didn't need We could have figured
Speaker 3: that album right.
Speaker 5: Most influent show, Yeah, that's easy.
Speaker 3: Most.
Speaker 1: Every time we say so, They're still America's team.
Speaker 4: No doubt. No, every time we play we get the
Speaker 4: highest ratings. I mean that still never changes.
Speaker 1: Well, that was the game on Sunday, right, did you.
Speaker 5: Get the ratings?
Speaker 3: I didn't say it.
Speaker 1: I heard somebody mention that it was the most watched
Speaker 1: game on television so far or watched show.
Speaker 3: Well, you go back in September, remember when Taylor Swift
Speaker 3: showed up at the Kansas City game that was supposedly
Speaker 3: the most watched game ever. Well, Kansas City was up
Speaker 3: on Chicago that game, like thirty five to nothing at halftime,
Speaker 3: and they switched to the Cowboys Cards game at halftime.
Speaker 3: And so the real reason wasn't Taylor Swift. It was
Speaker 3: because the Cowboys were on.
Speaker 1: Well, I heard, and I believe it was the Chargers.
Speaker 1: It was either the Charger, No, it was the Rams game.
Speaker 1: That the station, the NFL, the station in Tyler air
Speaker 1: the Texans game instead of the Cowboys.
Speaker 6: Like they switched to it.
Speaker 1: They heard it. It was scheduled to be because they
Speaker 1: considered Tyler a in between market, like they close to Houston, close.
Speaker 4: To ain't it ninety miles away from us?
Speaker 5: The people were pr that's.
Speaker 3: That's like when you get people from New York making
Speaker 3: those decisions like.
Speaker 4: Saying that the Cowboys. Yeah, well, we're in Beaumont's.
Speaker 1: When somebody told me that, I said, did did the
Speaker 1: NFL realize that? Back in the day when there were blackouts,
Speaker 1: still in the eighties, when it wasn't the sellout, people
Speaker 1: used to drive to Tyler get a hotel room so
Speaker 1: they could walk that.
Speaker 3: We had a cowboy in ten I said on our
Speaker 3: house that picked up the Tyler station.
Speaker 1: And I pointed that out too, by the way, and
Speaker 1: the and the NFL said, no, you're you're doing the
Speaker 1: Texans didn't go over Bow.
Speaker 3: The last time they make that decision, right, all right,
Speaker 3: we're out of time on this edition of mix Shots.
Speaker 3: Some of us will be here for a fabulous football
Speaker 3: fight song Friday tomorrow. I'll listen.
Speaker 6: I'll be listening.
Speaker 1: Don't you worry what I bet she gives us picks
Speaker 1: to click while somebody else on Friday didn't do that.
Speaker 3: I didn't feel very confident with my picks.
Speaker 4: Actually, But you had done it better. You had done
Speaker 4: the score. You were closest to the score. Yeah, that's right,
Speaker 4: you were here.
Speaker 3: All right, We'll see you tomorrow at noon.
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