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Speaker 5: the tape guy, Welcome to.
Speaker 3: The podcast studio. And that No, we didn't get a
Speaker 3: fight song. We got that instead.
Speaker 4: So I just turned the page on some of my
Speaker 4: note here. Yeah, and I had to do a deal
Speaker 4: for Saturday for TV. My three keys to the game.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: The title of the first key was huge tests. Time
Speaker 4: to find out if the Cowboys have really fixed their
Speaker 4: failing running defense from last year.
Speaker 3: Number two check that one.
Speaker 4: Number two. Number two was we want seven. Great that
Speaker 4: Brandon Aubrey picked up where he left off last year
Speaker 4: converting four or four field goals, but you better start
Speaker 4: scoring touchdowns.
Speaker 3: Don't check that one.
Speaker 4: And number three was host sweet home keep kick sixteen
Speaker 4: KOs keep.
Speaker 2: It going, baby.
Speaker 4: So my keys were right and they failed out all three.
Speaker 3: And so here we are breaking it down on the
Speaker 3: Monday after.
Speaker 2: Can we break that down?
Speaker 3: Yes, it broke itself down.
Speaker 2: It was broke. You know.
Speaker 6: I had spags and I were the Q and A
Speaker 6: on Saturday at the Omni, which was had a nice.
Speaker 4: Little crowd or Star Sports Tours.
Speaker 6: And they actually got a little excited, you know, towards
Speaker 6: the end we had them kind of excited, and you know,
Speaker 6: but one of the things that we.
Speaker 2: Talked about was how are we going to stop the run?
Speaker 6: And we thought that maybe Zimmer would be that saving
Speaker 6: grace right away. Okay, because right now I'm not giving
Speaker 6: up hope, on giving up hope on on our defense.
Speaker 6: But it looked as if we were back in time.
Speaker 6: It felt like I was right back there against Green Bay.
Speaker 2: Or against again. Yeah, but this was home.
Speaker 6: This was the feeling that you had at home, not
Speaker 6: being able to do anything on the road. You can say, okay,
Speaker 6: well they got the crowd behind them, But when you're
Speaker 6: at home and you've lost two straight games in this fashion, man,
Speaker 6: you gotta wonder what the heck's going on?
Speaker 4: And you know, the worst part was is they tried
Speaker 4: to play three linebackers against their run heavy formations.
Speaker 2: Made no difference.
Speaker 4: It made no difference because you know why why the
Speaker 4: Saints offensive line dominated the Cowboys defensive line. And they
Speaker 4: were picking off linebackers left and right, not.
Speaker 2: Just linebackers, but safeties as well.
Speaker 4: And they couldn't and they couldn't hold the edge. And
Speaker 4: that included Michael persons.
Speaker 2: What did I talk what did we talk about?
Speaker 6: When the person asked me, I think what was my
Speaker 6: I think I mentioned what was my toughest games? Or well,
Speaker 6: I didn't like to play it's Philadelphia, And I talked
Speaker 6: about how back in the day, Philadelphia would attack the
Speaker 6: edges and how they would they would bring those big
Speaker 6: old hill was on the those little bit of DB's
Speaker 6: on the edge, and they made they compromised us because
Speaker 6: you can play run so many times and then when
Speaker 6: their play action comes, you know, you're you're dumbfounded, you're
Speaker 6: surprised by it. And that's kind of what happened here.
Speaker 6: Did you see Trayvon trying to set the edge.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, against the pulling the offensive lineman.
Speaker 6: Now listen, okay, let me say this. I was never
Speaker 6: a strong guy. I hated lifting weights. I never lifted
Speaker 6: weights until I retired.
Speaker 2: Got it.
Speaker 6: I lift weights for uh, just so of my bones
Speaker 6: will be in place for a long time. Back then,
Speaker 6: I didn't lift weights, but I still had guys pulling
Speaker 6: out on the edge on me. And no matter how
Speaker 6: big they are spags, you still gotta be in position.
Speaker 6: You cannot take your anger out on a pulling guard
Speaker 6: and expect to win and hold the edge. You got
Speaker 6: to keep your poise. You still have to maintain and
Speaker 6: set that edge. You can do it. As a dB.
Speaker 6: I was one hundred and ninety pounds and I didn't
Speaker 6: set an edge like a linebacker alignment. But as a
Speaker 6: defensive back I did pretty well. And I know that
Speaker 6: these dbs that they have on this team, they're stronger
Speaker 6: than I was. They lift weights all the damn time.
Speaker 4: But did you make the tackle?
Speaker 6: All I had to do was turn it in. That's
Speaker 6: all I had to do. And I tell you what
Speaker 6: he never did. He never got outside of me. Well,
Speaker 6: that's what the problem is. He never got outside of me.
Speaker 4: If you're playing defense and your safety. Donovan Wilson is
Speaker 4: tied for the second most tackles on the team and
Speaker 4: your cornerbacks that are starting were third and fourth in tackles.
Speaker 4: You know you're doing something wrong because all those tackles
Speaker 4: weren't against guys catching passes. Most of the guys that
Speaker 4: caught passes right the tuxtile.
Speaker 2: So yeah, we're not talking about them.
Speaker 6: But but that's that's just common uh since football, Uh,
Speaker 6: you gotta you gotta set up the airs, no matter
Speaker 6: who it is. I watched other defenses last night, other cornerbacks,
Speaker 6: other DB's last night.
Speaker 3: That would be the Texans Bears game, not.
Speaker 6: Just the Texans Bears game, but we could talk about
Speaker 6: the afternoon games that came on after that. You had
Speaker 6: some good defense being played by a lot of good
Speaker 6: teams from a lot of players I never freaking heard of,
Speaker 6: and they were able.
Speaker 2: To do well. They were able to close the gap.
Speaker 6: The secondary was able to figure out who was running
Speaker 6: down the field and.
Speaker 2: Not running right behind them going for touchdowns.
Speaker 6: I think our secondary alone, and this is all I
Speaker 6: can speak on our secondary alone, they need to be
Speaker 6: more in tune with each other. You had linebackers and safeties.
Speaker 6: They were running with their backs to the to the
Speaker 6: to the offense. And when you do that, you can't
Speaker 6: pursue well at all. When they throw the ball to
Speaker 6: someone underneath you. You understand what I'm saying I do, and
Speaker 6: you can see, of course they're going to run the ball.
Speaker 6: They could get eight, nine, ten yards. But when you
Speaker 6: have no coordination in your secondary to stop him from
Speaker 6: going eight ten yards to thirty eight yards, that's a
Speaker 6: big difference. That's why you work on pursuit drills. I mean,
Speaker 6: these are little elementary things that can not stop the bleeding.
Speaker 6: Now I'm not saying that, I'm saying as a secondary,
Speaker 6: we are the last line of defense, and as a secondary,
Speaker 6: we can't have someone.
Speaker 2: Running through there and have no one laying a hand
Speaker 2: on them.
Speaker 4: Well, let me simplify you this. For this, their three
Speaker 4: biggest supposedly defensive tackles Mozzi Smith, Jordan Phillips, Lynnville Joseph
Speaker 4: on the defense defensive stat chart, all three zeroed out.
Speaker 4: Didn't even have an assisted tackle none. And so if
Speaker 4: you go back to the first game, those three guys
Speaker 4: in two games have one assisted tackle. Now, they were
Speaker 4: supposed to get bigger up front, right they did. They
Speaker 4: also got older, and those guys have done nothing, nothing,
Speaker 4: And it's one thing not to have tackles, But how
Speaker 4: about holding down the fort? Now the fort just caved
Speaker 4: in and they were going to get linebackers. Even though
Speaker 4: they played three linebackers, Leo File played his most snaps
Speaker 4: Clark and Kendricks, and didn't matter that they played three linebackers.
Speaker 4: They ran for one hundred and ninety yards.
Speaker 6: Here's what one ninety well I saw early on was
Speaker 6: almost it fooled me, you know because early on, like
Speaker 6: I think the first drive or whatever, first couple of plays,
Speaker 6: they actually controlled the line for a couple of plays
Speaker 6: and that's it just for.
Speaker 2: But but once again, guys.
Speaker 3: Throw that play out the average eleven yards you carry.
Speaker 6: But once again, once again, once again, yes, you're you're
Speaker 6: going to have drive plays of four five yards, but
Speaker 6: you can't have the fifteen twenties and thirties. And as
Speaker 6: a secondary, remember you you have to be able to
Speaker 6: stop the bleeding a bit.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying that you're gonna get up there and eight.
Speaker 6: Men on the line, but you cannot have long touchdown runs.
Speaker 2: That's where the secondary comes into play. I get it.
Speaker 6: We got guys up front, they're not doing jack, but
Speaker 6: you also got guys in the secondary. They have no
Speaker 6: idea about angles and pursuit angles that you need to
Speaker 6: do to stop the bleeding.
Speaker 2: That's all I'm talking about.
Speaker 4: But okay, but y'allso ought to cover some passes and
Speaker 4: they didn't do that. Do you realize he only completed
Speaker 4: Derek Carr eleven passes? You know how many yards he.
Speaker 2: Ended up with, like two hundred and fifty two hundred.
Speaker 4: And forty three. He averaged twenty two yards of completion
Speaker 4: a completion fifteen per attempt. He only threw what sixteen passes,
Speaker 4: sixteen eleven of sixteen for two.
Speaker 6: Forty When he finally threw that bomb, you had I
Speaker 6: think it was Hooker.
Speaker 4: And Wilson split, say, I don't know.
Speaker 6: I don't know if Wilson was supposed to be back there.
Speaker 6: But Hooker was already being influenced by the run because
Speaker 6: he was way too close to a speedster that that
Speaker 6: you have basically one on one and.
Speaker 4: The cornerback passed them off because Kaitlyn Carson sat and
Speaker 4: just it. He didn't even try to cover him, so
Speaker 4: he obviously was not supposed to.
Speaker 2: Be He had a free release, yeah against Hooker.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and that's a ten yard cushion that was closed
Speaker 6: up quickly because first of all, once again you got
Speaker 6: your safeties looking at the heavy run situation that they
Speaker 6: were facing already, and then all of a sudden, it's
Speaker 6: a play action hooker. All he needed was a hesitation.
Speaker 6: Once he hesitated, the receiver's already up on him, and
Speaker 6: everyone knows what kind of speed you're looking at. See
Speaker 6: that kind of awareness. I'm a safety. I can't get
Speaker 6: up there and make a run stop. But I know
Speaker 6: dog gone well that I'm looking at the wide receiver
Speaker 6: him lined up over who runs a four to two forty.
Speaker 6: So it's no way I'm going to sit up here
Speaker 6: worried about the run when I have this guy here
Speaker 6: running a four to two forty. There are certain there
Speaker 6: are certain identifications that you have to have, and good
Speaker 6: defenses have that. I'm pretty sure that the Saints did
Speaker 6: well in all of those nine games in a row.
Speaker 6: I think that they won at the end of the season,
Speaker 6: and then four of the last five whatever.
Speaker 2: That's great. Do you think that they ran all over
Speaker 2: every other team that they played.
Speaker 4: I don't know they ran over the previous team all them.
Speaker 2: I got run over by.
Speaker 3: The Chargers yesterday so you go the previous team probably
Speaker 3: not going to win a game this year, and I'm.
Speaker 6: All, I'm saying, guys that at one point you have
Speaker 6: to have a little bit more poise as a defense.
Speaker 2: That's all I'm saying. That's all I'm saying. At one point,
Speaker 2: you have to have some poise.
Speaker 4: So I kept looking this up the last time. If
Speaker 4: anybody even kept this up, an NFL team had six
Speaker 4: consecutive possessions with a touchdown. The best I could find
Speaker 4: was going back to nineteen ninety eight. The record in
Speaker 4: one game was seven, both by New England in two
Speaker 4: thousand and nine and two thousand and seven. They had
Speaker 4: seven consecutive possessions with a touchdown. They scored touchdowns on
Speaker 4: six consecutive possessions. But wait, they also scored points in
Speaker 4: the first game on nine consecutive not touchdowns, but points.
Speaker 4: So they have now scored points on fourteen consecutive possessions
Speaker 4: to start two games.
Speaker 3: And this is against the Cowboys team that in the
Speaker 3: season opener in Cleveland, the first eight possessions of the game,
Speaker 3: the Dallas defense gave up forty five yards and one
Speaker 3: first down. Yes, the first eight possessions.
Speaker 2: I told you.
Speaker 6: I'm not going to crown Zimmer yet because of what
Speaker 6: we did in Cleveland.
Speaker 3: But yeah, so here are the numbers against Cleveland, first
Speaker 3: eight possessions forty five yards, one first down, against New
Speaker 3: Orleans first six possessions three hundred and seventy nine yards
Speaker 3: and twenty first downs and six touchdowns.
Speaker 6: And I've got someone writing me, texting me Nate from Frisco.
Speaker 6: Tell you, guys, gaps and the scheme they run is outstanding.
Speaker 6: And in regards to your your words about the office,
Speaker 6: the defensive line, he said, was it the Texas.
Speaker 2: Two step with the d line or ballroom dancing first?
Speaker 2: Is a good question.
Speaker 4: The first half against Cleveland, Cleveland had fifty four total yards.
Speaker 4: So how do you go from that to this? Are
Speaker 4: the Saints like that? Good?
Speaker 6: Well, the system is different. The scheme is a lot different.
Speaker 6: What you saw with the Saints. The way they had
Speaker 6: that thing all bunched up in there. You know, then
Speaker 6: they made them susceptible, susceptible to crossing routes and things
Speaker 6: that nature.
Speaker 2: No, that was a very good design. It was a
Speaker 2: very good design.
Speaker 6: And then they have good players and they have a
Speaker 6: good design and good place.
Speaker 2: We took that.
Speaker 4: We talked about Taysom hill On, how they move him
Speaker 4: all over the place, so they basically used.
Speaker 2: Him as as a full back, a full back.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's listed as a tight end. He was playing
Speaker 4: full back that.
Speaker 6: But early on they gave that up. They didn't even
Speaker 6: need him in the backfield. A lot of the time.
Speaker 6: There were times when there was just one one running
Speaker 6: back back there Kamara and I didn't see tasting.
Speaker 4: Any who who, by the way, is pretty good.
Speaker 2: It's still good, still good.
Speaker 4: He's healthy.
Speaker 6: I asked you what happened? I said, I hadn't heard
Speaker 6: from him. You say he'd been injured or something.
Speaker 4: The previous couple of years, a couple of years.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well he's he's pretty healthy now.
Speaker 4: Boy, he hits that line of scrimmage full speed, especially
Speaker 4: when no one's in his way. One hundred and ninety
Speaker 4: yards that's all I can think of. And two forty
Speaker 4: three passing on eleven completions.
Speaker 6: So once again, and we talked no pressure, talked about
Speaker 6: this doing the Q and A.
Speaker 2: They're going to have problems.
Speaker 6: We're gonna be judging them all year long to see
Speaker 6: if we can stop them. But this is going to
Speaker 6: be going on all year long. We talked about they'll.
Speaker 4: Sit on to Baltimore. What do you think Baltimore is
Speaker 4: sitting there zero and two seething and they're going, Oh,
Speaker 4: they run for that many yards at home, I mean
Speaker 4: against them at home.
Speaker 3: And by what, By the way, their fullback is about
Speaker 3: three hundred and ten pounds Patrick Ricard.
Speaker 2: Well they use him a lot too. They throw to
Speaker 2: them sometimes.
Speaker 4: They're struggling scoring points too.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, well they're not.
Speaker 6: They didn't play us, So let's just wait and see
Speaker 6: before we start getting comfortable.
Speaker 2: Well, there's no comfort.
Speaker 4: There's no comfort in Mudville.
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Speaker 3: Right before that, you were lost in thought or something.
Speaker 3: You were staring right at my script and Mickey said
Speaker 3: you got the script and you did not respond.
Speaker 6: I did not respond because I wasn't not looking at
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Speaker 2: My mind.
Speaker 3: I know it was just you are undistractable.
Speaker 4: Play next thing he was gonna say, crazy.
Speaker 2: I'm still I'm still dumbfounded.
Speaker 6: I swear my mind was all on yesterday, all on yesterday.
Speaker 6: I'm still trying to figure out what the hell I'm
Speaker 6: talking about.
Speaker 2: From yesterday.
Speaker 3: You look like Kaylin Carson.
Speaker 2: Letting go.
Speaker 4: And he didn't let alive go to set up that
Speaker 4: first touchdown and got beat on a deepens.
Speaker 2: They had.
Speaker 4: They had a completion for seventy yards and thirty nine yards.
Speaker 4: It's one hundred and nine yards and two passes.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 3: So you take those two plays out, we.
Speaker 2: Did pretty good, oh man.
Speaker 4: So I found it.
Speaker 3: They barely got the third down.
Speaker 2: I found it.
Speaker 3: There were three for three on third down. It never
Speaker 3: hardly got exactly.
Speaker 6: The second down was our problem first and second down
Speaker 6: was a big exactly, and it just it looks just
Speaker 6: like Green Bay looked last year.
Speaker 2: It looks just like.
Speaker 6: Those games where we on the road, where we couldn't
Speaker 6: stop anybody from running the ball. So when you take
Speaker 6: a look at everything that went on through the entire
Speaker 6: offseason until now, then you say, what the hell have
Speaker 6: we been doing? You got to wonder what have we
Speaker 6: been doing, what have we been thinking? And what are
Speaker 6: we going to do next? That's the most important thing.
Speaker 3: We actually had four of these games last year, including
Speaker 3: the playoff game.
Speaker 2: Okay, this is.
Speaker 3: A Cowboys team that went twelve and five last year
Speaker 3: and then got blown out in the playoffs, but four
Speaker 3: of the losses they fell behind by double digits in
Speaker 3: the first half of the games, starting with the Arizona game,
Speaker 3: fell behind fifteen to three in the second quarter, lost
Speaker 3: twenty eight to sixteen. San Francisco fell behind twenty one
Speaker 3: to seven, fourteen points in the second quarter and lost
Speaker 3: forty two to ten. Buffalo fell behind three touchdowns twenty
Speaker 3: four to three in the second quarter and lost by
Speaker 3: three touchdowns thirty one to ten, and then Green Bay
Speaker 3: fell behind twenty seven to seven in the second quarter
Speaker 3: and by twenty points and lost by sixteen forty eight
Speaker 3: thirty two. It's like a trend of if this team
Speaker 3: falls behind like that, there's no way to get back.
Speaker 3: And any team would be like that. But there were
Speaker 3: four instances of that over eighteen games.
Speaker 6: In the same style, the same style. That's what's unnerving.
Speaker 6: Also by giving up everyone.
Speaker 4: Play and and that's one thing, but just because the
Speaker 4: defense can't stop anybody doesn't preclude the offense from scoring touchdowns.
Speaker 4: That's right. And when you get in a track meet,
Speaker 4: you gotta score, you gotta keep up. And they're kicking
Speaker 4: field goals, yes, right, kicking field goals, and you guys, and.
Speaker 6: Then in every game that's that is what happened with
Speaker 6: kicking field goals as opposed.
Speaker 4: To hand even in the first you know, it was
Speaker 4: only two. So it's now three offensive touchdowns in two games.
Speaker 4: That ain't gonna cut.
Speaker 6: And I saw some passes yesterday that if Dak would
Speaker 6: have it seems like he's trying to throw off his
Speaker 6: back foot or something. He needs to you know, keep
Speaker 6: put put put more something into.
Speaker 4: It to where he was never comfortable in the pocket.
Speaker 6: And the throws down the field, except for the one
Speaker 6: to CD. He was holding up receivers.
Speaker 2: That was. That was a couple of times. I think
Speaker 2: it was Tobert Man.
Speaker 6: He had the guy be deep and then he had
Speaker 6: to come back and make a great play. There was
Speaker 6: another time he had to beat he had to come
Speaker 6: back and try to make a play and the guy
Speaker 6: knocked the hell out of him and they didn't even
Speaker 6: call it.
Speaker 4: And then the one CD was open and he overthrew.
Speaker 6: Yes, that one as well in the end zone. Yes,
Speaker 6: who was what was what was going on with that?
Speaker 6: Because he's here, CD's here. He seemed to throw it
Speaker 6: like he didn't throw He didn't throw a post.
Speaker 2: He didn't throw like he threw it over here.
Speaker 3: Adjustment that where they were weren't on the same page,
Speaker 3: you know where ye read where CD ran a post.
Speaker 4: And there were a couple of times, and I don't
Speaker 4: know if it was after.
Speaker 2: And he was open.
Speaker 4: They were talking on the sideline. Yeah they okay, how did.
Speaker 2: We miss that? Yeah? I don't know what happened.
Speaker 6: Well, that one I okay, But when you're talking about
Speaker 6: I saw three deep passes that could have been thrown
Speaker 6: much better, and he's he's thrown those before.
Speaker 3: So tell me on that. On a an adjustment like
Speaker 3: that where the quarterback and the receiver have to read
Speaker 3: the corner the coverage, yes, okay, what are what are
Speaker 3: they reading there? Leverage?
Speaker 6: They're reading how the cornerbacks lined up right, and they're
Speaker 6: also trying to read whatever the safety is. So if
Speaker 6: it's a safety in here, I don't think you want
Speaker 6: to necessarily throw it in here unless you're going to
Speaker 6: make it a timing right and I think that could
Speaker 6: have been one of those what they call it the
Speaker 6: East West Coast offense timing routes back foot hits, he throws.
Speaker 6: It's not necessary a three steps. It could be a
Speaker 6: five step, but it's still a quick timing route. Initially
Speaker 6: the receiver was inside of the defensive back, but the
Speaker 6: safety was also inside. The cornerback was outside. Safety is inside.
Speaker 6: You can still hit it in there quickly and he
Speaker 6: was open.
Speaker 2: But was that to read? I don't know anyway.
Speaker 4: Well, they had three possessions in the red zone. They
Speaker 4: went over for three scoring touchdowns, kick two goals, and
Speaker 4: I think one ended on downs. So think about that.
Speaker 4: You get in the red zone, you got to score touchdowns. No,
Speaker 4: I'm not saying you're going to do it. But if
Speaker 4: you score touchdowns and three of those possessions, that's twenty
Speaker 4: one more points, that's forty at least you're in the
Speaker 4: track meet, right, But they're kicking field goals, and the
Speaker 4: touchdown they scored offensively was kind of fortunate, right, What
Speaker 4: did Deck throw maybe a ten yard pass to the
Speaker 4: CD and he ducked under two guys and what was it?
Speaker 6: S Well, I'm not gonna I'm not gonna diminish now.
Speaker 2: Touchdowns amazing.
Speaker 6: But again, I mean we could say the same thing
Speaker 6: about a lot of times about.
Speaker 2: Some goofy stuff that we did.
Speaker 4: But that was but that was strange. It wasn't like
Speaker 4: it wasn't like you drove down the field and scored.
Speaker 2: Exactly like they never seen a guy running down the field.
Speaker 4: I mean, they didn't drive and score touchdowns.
Speaker 2: They got fortunate. But now we were.
Speaker 6: I want you to with field goals as well, because
Speaker 6: those weren't easy field goals.
Speaker 2: No. Two from fifty, So I.
Speaker 6: Wouldn't say that, you know, you could just let's just
Speaker 6: score a touchdown from there.
Speaker 2: You were lucky to get a field goal.
Speaker 3: You've seen the way kickers are kicking field goals this year.
Speaker 3: Crazy fifty is easy. Apparently it's easy.
Speaker 2: Fifty four I saw that.
Speaker 3: I'll get the new extra point.
Speaker 4: I means the judge guys brown forty yard field goals.
Speaker 2: They were any field goal kicker miss a fifty.
Speaker 3: It was twenty, they were twenty one. The league was
Speaker 3: twenty one of twenty three on fifty plus yard field
Speaker 3: goals last week. And I think they were perfect this
Speaker 3: week because every single game I was watching, when a
Speaker 3: kicker was lining up for a fifty one to sixty
Speaker 3: yard field goal, I said, well, they're going to make
Speaker 3: this one, and sure enough that every single one of
Speaker 3: them they made.
Speaker 6: But then, you know what's crazy, how everyone has a
Speaker 6: place in this thing. You've got certain kickers, Well he
Speaker 6: was the last six games last year.
Speaker 2: He was a top way to kicker.
Speaker 6: And then they had another kicker. I saw his stat.
Speaker 6: Well he's had more made field.
Speaker 2: Goals than anyone else.
Speaker 6: You know, then this guy has a better percentage than
Speaker 6: anyone else in history. So yeah, kickers are becoming studs.
Speaker 6: They're becoming the studs of the team.
Speaker 3: And the reason that the reason the Commanders beat the
Speaker 3: Giants yesterday truly was because the Commander's kicker, who they
Speaker 3: signed this week, Austin Seybert, went seven for seven on
Speaker 3: field goals. They scored twenty one points in the game.
Speaker 3: They were all on field goals. The Giants they lost
Speaker 3: their kicker on the opening kickoff. He pulled a ham
Speaker 3: straight they opening kickoff, and so the reason they had
Speaker 3: eighteen points at the end of the game, it was
Speaker 3: because they couldn't kick an extra point because they didn't
Speaker 3: have a kicker.
Speaker 4: And god forbid if they had a field goal.
Speaker 2: Attep try tough game, but.
Speaker 4: You gotta score touchdowns and they're not.
Speaker 2: Well here's my thing, they're not.
Speaker 6: Okay, you guys score touchdowns, but you gotta stop people
Speaker 6: as well.
Speaker 2: Well, I understand, we talked, well, what I want.
Speaker 6: From this team is a defense led, defensive lead team.
Speaker 4: Well you didn't get it.
Speaker 2: Not yet at all.
Speaker 6: And this is the only way we're going to be
Speaker 6: a good team. Yeah, you keep talking about last week
Speaker 6: you said we're going on to Baltimore, We're still talking
Speaker 6: about Cleveland. That's not the way to go because we
Speaker 6: have to be a team that can evolve into a
Speaker 6: good NFL team, and the only way we're going to
Speaker 6: do that is if we stop things like that happening.
Speaker 2: Watching over again, He's not even running hard.
Speaker 3: Keep showing Alvin Kamara.
Speaker 6: He's not even running fast, and they're still not catching him.
Speaker 6: I mean, that's how out of position our secondary is.
Speaker 6: He's running through them as if they're He looked like
Speaker 6: Mark Collins.
Speaker 3: Come on, man, he looks like Marcus Allen at sixty
Speaker 3: years old.
Speaker 2: You gotta do better.
Speaker 4: Well, how about a fifty seven yard screen pass?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we just so.
Speaker 3: What do you what do you think of on that?
Speaker 3: On the Cowboys initial defense on that and how they
Speaker 3: took advantage of the Cowboys there.
Speaker 4: They had they had lined up the on that play.
Speaker 4: They had lined up one of the linebackers on the
Speaker 4: line of scrimmage to the right.
Speaker 3: Yep, it was leophil Leo and he took an outside rush,
Speaker 3: took him out, took him out, and there was no
Speaker 3: Lawrence had a So the guard was blocking de Marcus Lawrence.
Speaker 3: Lawrence does a quick spin, a swim move to the inside,
Speaker 3: and so he was totally it was just vacant right there,
Speaker 3: which left the guard. He got past the guard. Well,
Speaker 3: it's a screen pass and Kamara's right behind the guard,
Speaker 3: and whoever the linebacker was that was left there had
Speaker 3: no chance because and then Camara with his feet just
Speaker 3: took off.
Speaker 4: It was Kendrick and he couldn't get over.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I saw so many games yesterday to where you didn't
Speaker 6: have to worry about one freaking man. You worry about
Speaker 6: more than one man. That was pursuit. But again, good defenses,
Speaker 6: half pursuit.
Speaker 3: But what I saw on that was they took advantage
Speaker 3: of an over aggressive defensive front. Yes, which is what
Speaker 3: we saw time and time again.
Speaker 6: Last year, and it happened again. I thought, were So
Speaker 6: then what happened? What happens with the other seven guys
Speaker 6: on the team? What happens with the other seven guys.
Speaker 6: Defense is all about a team game. You have to
Speaker 6: have team recognition.
Speaker 3: What did Tom say about the flex defense as far
Speaker 3: as doing your job?
Speaker 2: Coordination not? You know, it's coordination. It's coordination. So you've
Speaker 2: got they're ready for the run. They they I think
Speaker 2: they faked the run. So then you've got guys out
Speaker 2: of position.
Speaker 6: I get that. Now they're trying to scramble and get
Speaker 6: back for a deep pass. So you've got linebackers and
Speaker 6: safeties with their backs to the ball.
Speaker 2: Their back is to the play.
Speaker 6: Their recognition is so bad they don't unders say it's
Speaker 6: a screenplay until the guy's twenty yards down the field.
Speaker 6: That's the stuff I'm talking about. That's what we were
Speaker 6: taught as defenders.
Speaker 2: I get it. Yeah, the scheme, I get it. I
Speaker 2: get it. But when you're talking.
Speaker 6: About stopping a fifty eight yarder holding it to probably
Speaker 6: twelve yards, that can be done. I saw it done
Speaker 6: all day yesterday, and it was done by an entire team.
Speaker 2: They wasn't worried about.
Speaker 6: Oh well, he's got the guard there on that linemacker
Speaker 6: then so he can cut inside.
Speaker 2: Well, what the hell is everybody else? It's a a
Speaker 2: lot of people on.
Speaker 4: That field playing the run, playing the run.
Speaker 2: Well, well, I mean, damn, Now he's got the ball.
Speaker 4: But he ain't catching Kamara.
Speaker 2: You don't have to catch him. You head them off.
Speaker 4: He's not the rang There was no one there.
Speaker 2: See he's talking silliness. I know there was no bare
Speaker 2: where the recognition comes fromags.
Speaker 4: But they got they got taken out? How well number one?
Speaker 2: The no, no, no, how did they How did the
Speaker 2: dB get taken out? How did all your sagetes get
Speaker 2: taken out on that on that How did that?
Speaker 4: Now? Where I gotta go looking?
Speaker 6: Ye see, because you're talking about you're talking about the
Speaker 6: front I'm talking about.
Speaker 4: I'm talking about where the other wide receivers were.
Speaker 2: If the receivers can only run you so far down the.
Speaker 4: Field, if they're on the other side, you're not in
Speaker 4: position to make a play.
Speaker 2: You can. That's why you have legs.
Speaker 6: You can have.
Speaker 4: Their legs were as fast as kamaras guaranteed, Bro, he
Speaker 4: didn't even get touched.
Speaker 6: I was with a team in nineteen eighty one. We
Speaker 6: gave him so many damn touchdowns.
Speaker 2: It was a joke.
Speaker 6: But we also came back and made some damn plays.
Speaker 6: Let's see that was that was a joke. That wasn't
Speaker 6: a joke either, because we made many We made many
Speaker 6: quarterbacks come in and have the best yardage game, but
Speaker 6: then they also had their worst interception game. Because we
Speaker 6: didn't give up on plays. We recognized things. Even at
Speaker 6: our young age we were rookies.
Speaker 3: All right, here's what we're gonna do. We're gonna show
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Speaker 3: Both of you are going to break it down when
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Speaker 3: All right, we just took a trip to the film
Speaker 3: room to look at the Camaro, which, by the way,
Speaker 3: the same time in the film room, they're breaking it
Speaker 3: down here on NFL Network as well.
Speaker 6: That's why they're breaking it down because they realize how
Speaker 6: incompetent we played in the secondary. That's why their players
Speaker 6: keeps running in the back of my head often over
Speaker 6: and over again.
Speaker 3: All right, so what's your take on it?
Speaker 2: Exactly what I said. You have no recognition from your
Speaker 2: second dary no.
Speaker 3: And your concern is turning what should have been a
Speaker 3: twelve yard completion.
Speaker 2: Let's give him, Let's.
Speaker 6: Give him fifteen, Let's give him fifteen twenty yards because,
Speaker 6: like I said, the scheme is great. I get that
Speaker 6: it's tough to stop, but we don't just lay down.
Speaker 6: We have to minimize the damage. That's what the secondary's
Speaker 6: job is.
Speaker 4: I saw a guy, I saw guys running for their
Speaker 4: lives and they weren't gaining answer.
Speaker 3: My question is, on that play, how do you keep
Speaker 3: Camara from getting the screen pass at all? I'm not
Speaker 3: talking about I'm not talking about keeping a fifty seven
Speaker 3: yard or a twelve yard or I want him not
Speaker 3: to get the football on the screen pass.
Speaker 2: You got to stop the run. It all came from
Speaker 2: they were already marinated.
Speaker 3: It looked like you had you but you had a
Speaker 3: bunch of players on the left side up front, and
Speaker 3: then you had a linebacker Leofel who did an upfield
Speaker 3: rush to the outside. He was taken out by the
Speaker 3: left tackle. And you had Lawrence with a swim move
Speaker 3: inside on the guard which took him out of that
Speaker 3: vicinity of where Camaro was. And then you had the
Speaker 3: guard blocking Kendricks one on one with Camaro with the
Speaker 3: football in space.
Speaker 4: And you had the other corners on the other side
Speaker 4: covering their guy. And by time they realized it, recognition whatever,
Speaker 4: still they were and it looked like Hooker.
Speaker 3: Had the Hooker had the tight end. Juwan Johnson, who
Speaker 3: basically ran a post route right to Donovan Wilson to
Speaker 3: block him because he knew it was a screen, got
Speaker 3: Hooker and you got Hooker and Wilson.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, but you know what happened, you know what.
Speaker 4: And Dennis Allen was right after the game, he was
Speaker 4: very humble and he said, when we established the run game,
Speaker 4: everything else fell.
Speaker 2: And that's what you start.
Speaker 4: You start getting so conscious about stopping the run, then
Speaker 4: you get susceptible to a receiver running straight down the field.
Speaker 6: They were already marinated, Bill, They were ready to be cooked.
Speaker 6: They were already marinated. They were all the run. The
Speaker 6: run game itself got them ready, and from being on
Speaker 6: they were all prepared for the setup.
Speaker 3: And you know, it was only their twelfth play of
Speaker 3: the game. That was their third touchdown twelve.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was a quick man.
Speaker 4: It might have only been their third or fourth completion
Speaker 4: by the way at that point. And they tried to
Speaker 4: play the heavy guys up front. Mizzy Smith thirty three
Speaker 4: snaps that might be a single game high. Lynnville Joseph
Speaker 4: twenty four snaps and Phillips nineteen snaps.
Speaker 2: And you pointed out their effectiveness and.
Speaker 4: They did nothing. Yes, it's one thing not to have
Speaker 4: a tackle, but it's another thing not to hold down
Speaker 4: the line of scrimmage.
Speaker 2: And once again, guys, I watched a lot of football yesterday.
Speaker 2: I'm sure you did too, Bill.
Speaker 6: I'm sure that when you saw some of that great
Speaker 6: defense being played yesterday by some teams who really shouldn't
Speaker 6: be as good as ours, you had to think, Man,
Speaker 6: this is what the Cowboys need. That's the kind of
Speaker 6: recognition we need. That's the kind of aggressiveness we need.
Speaker 6: That's the kind of intellect we need. Spags, you gotta
Speaker 6: be a one week and you don't have it the
Speaker 6: next because you have two offensive three offensive linemen for
Speaker 6: the Cleveland Browns who ain't worth jack. Well, that's how
Speaker 6: I got a pretty good that's how because they got
Speaker 6: and they didn't even try to run the ball.
Speaker 4: They got whipped up front both lines.
Speaker 6: And everyone was disappointed in Cleveland. They said they never
Speaker 6: tried to run the ball and they didn't.
Speaker 4: Well, they tried, they didn't get anything.
Speaker 2: They didn't try, they didn't try, And you gotta continue.
Speaker 2: You can't just give it up.
Speaker 4: Well when it's twenty seven to three years at that time?
Speaker 2: Yeah, too much?
Speaker 4: Yeah, and why was it twenty seven three because you
Speaker 4: scored points, right, You've got a punt return for you.
Speaker 4: Notice they didn't want to kick the ball to turpen either, Well,
Speaker 4: they didn't have to punt, no, I mean kickoffs.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 4: Having said all this, they punted. What why I didn't
Speaker 4: know they had a punter?
Speaker 3: Okay, Having said all this, Yes, Now there's nine minutes
Speaker 3: and five seconds left in the third quarter, and you
Speaker 3: if you had the ball coming out a halftime and
Speaker 3: you did get a field goal not a touchdown. Okay,
Speaker 3: it's thirty five to nineteen. It's technically a two score game.
Speaker 3: You're down sixteen points. Saints take over with nine oh
Speaker 3: five to play in the third quarter, and they go
Speaker 3: seventy yards in thirteen plays and use up seven minutes
Speaker 3: and fifty six seconds of the clock to score a
Speaker 3: touchdown again with one nine left in the third quarter.
Speaker 3: So you only had the ball basically one time in
Speaker 3: the third quarter because you couldn't stop them defensively from
Speaker 3: an eight minute drive.
Speaker 2: That's why you have to be good on offense.
Speaker 6: If you can't stop anybody on defense, you have to
Speaker 6: be just as effective as Bags.
Speaker 4: Was saying complimentary football, and they didn't compliment each other
Speaker 4: very well.
Speaker 3: That's where the run game I mean. On that on
Speaker 3: that eight minute drive, camera caught a pass for eight
Speaker 3: he would stopped for no gain, and then Taysom Hill
Speaker 3: went for nine yards on third and two, then Kamara
Speaker 3: for three. Kamara also had a carry of ten three
Speaker 3: four and a touchdown run of seven.
Speaker 4: Do you realize they scored two touchdowns on that drive?
Speaker 2: Yes, what do you mean?
Speaker 3: They got one called back?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, and they still scored, So they would have
Speaker 4: had they scored seven touchdowns.
Speaker 2: That was one two four.
Speaker 3: They actually scored a touchdown that was called back on
Speaker 3: the sixth play of that drive, and so it would
Speaker 3: have been had that stood up, it would have been
Speaker 3: a drive that was half the length.
Speaker 4: And it had looked like they had stopped him on
Speaker 4: third nine and Jordan Lewis got called for interference.
Speaker 3: And by the way, the penalty was the ineligible player downfield,
Speaker 3: which he was like two yards downfield.
Speaker 2: Well he wasn't the only one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a couple of them, but it was only it
Speaker 3: was just on the other side of the okay, Mickey, Mickey, Mickey,
Speaker 3: I'm sticking up. Put your referees hat on, your officials
Speaker 3: had on. What did you think of those calls that
Speaker 3: were all going against the Cowboys in the early part
Speaker 3: of the game, where they missed calls on pass interference
Speaker 3: and they missed a face mask and they missed Imagine
Speaker 3: how this game would have played out differently, Mickey, Yeah, okay, okay.
Speaker 4: Game it would have just delayed.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 6: And that once again, I saw the games all yesterday.
Speaker 6: I saw defensive plays being made against some damn good
Speaker 6: offensive schemes and good running games, and they endured throughout
Speaker 6: the entire game and kept giving their offense a chance
Speaker 6: to win the game time after time after time.
Speaker 3: I got to get the cornerback's perspective. If you did
Speaker 3: you see the end of the Chiefs Bengals game.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, all right, I heard ran. I mean, but.
Speaker 6: And the play like that where all you have to
Speaker 6: do is stop them. Man, if you just rake that
Speaker 6: guy's arms, you have to, rookie, rookie, just rake the
Speaker 6: guys on he's got man, just rake that guy's arms.
Speaker 6: Its incomplete.
Speaker 3: Bam, You're done, Rookie, Bengals DBT.
Speaker 6: So when I look at all the chances that Kansas
Speaker 6: City gave Patrick Mahomes, who, what the hell does he
Speaker 6: need all these chances for? He's Patrick Mahomes, But he
Speaker 6: got a lot of chances because now he has a defense.
Speaker 6: I looked at so I looked at Lamar Jackson being
Speaker 6: held down all of a sudden. Now they're oh and two.
Speaker 6: We need a defense. As I've said all off season,
Speaker 6: we need a defense that we can depend on.
Speaker 3: You know, it's interesting on the on the passenger pass
Speaker 3: interference call, people say, oh, the officials need to let
Speaker 3: the let them make the play, you know, or actually
Speaker 3: what needs to happen is the dB needs to let them,
Speaker 3: make them make the play.
Speaker 6: Make them make the play. First of all, don't give
Speaker 6: them the play. It was too soon, it was too obvious.
Speaker 6: It was just you can't just say, oh, that was
Speaker 6: a guy trying to make a play. That was a
Speaker 6: guy trying to make a play.
Speaker 3: But he gets back to situational awareness, to that understand
Speaker 3: that this is for the game right here.
Speaker 2: Don't talk to me, Bill, go talk to those guys.
Speaker 3: All right, Mickey, you got anything else to wrap it up?
Speaker 2: Here?
Speaker 3: He's lost in thought.
Speaker 2: What are you looking up?
Speaker 4: I know I was looking up that nineteen eighty one
Speaker 4: season where he said they gave up all these touchdowns.
Speaker 4: I mean passing testdowns seventeen sixteen rushing one special team.
Speaker 4: That's not bad? Is it? Over sixteen games?
Speaker 2: I'm talking about passing testdowns.
Speaker 4: Yeah, seventeen that's all. That's pretty good.
Speaker 2: A lot of big plays. I mean you won a game,
Speaker 2: won a game, not to mention the big plays that
Speaker 2: set up some other plays.
Speaker 4: You had twenty four passing touchdowns and gave up seventeen
Speaker 4: three point three percent.
Speaker 2: That's not bad, not bad. You know why? Better because
Speaker 2: we got recognition.
Speaker 4: Because you had interceptions.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because we recognized we can make interceptions. Now it's
Speaker 6: all recognition.
Speaker 4: How do you want to put how many picks that
Speaker 4: they have ever since eleven plus.
Speaker 2: What like thirty something? You led the league I think
Speaker 2: as a team.
Speaker 4: Oh, he's not looking at well.
Speaker 3: In nineteen eighty one, you only had one of these games.
Speaker 3: That was at San Francisco, which you talked about last week.
Speaker 3: I think the regular easing game against San Francisco's forty
Speaker 3: five fourteen loss.
Speaker 2: But once again, that was on the road. That's all
Speaker 2: I'm saying.
Speaker 6: That was on the road.
Speaker 2: I'm talking about being at home. It's traumatizing.
Speaker 4: Third key, home, sweet home, that was part of your key.
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