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Speaker 4: I should have just turned the whole chair.
Speaker 2: Hey day.
Speaker 5: And that's crazy.
Speaker 2: I was really gonna let me talk away from the marcrophe.
Speaker 4: I didn't see it. I was trying to hold hold
Speaker 4: up my own life over here on this chair, trying
Speaker 4: to prove a point. It's just like my favorite.
Speaker 5: It's my fault. I just take the blame.
Speaker 4: It is, okay.
Speaker 5: How y'all feeling, ladies good?
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's been a spent a week, honestly, especially with
Speaker 6: a game like this. I'm just being honest, it's been
Speaker 6: hard to yeah, pull yourself up and everything, but just
Speaker 6: finishing strong today and look at what a dub I
Speaker 6: can imagine.
Speaker 2: That's how the guys kind of feel too. It's just
Speaker 2: hard to like get up and be like, we got
Speaker 2: a game on Sunday.
Speaker 6: I asked one of the guys about that, and they said,
Speaker 6: it really just depends on the circumstances, especially to it.
Speaker 5: I guess it does matter to.
Speaker 6: Players to player because some players are playing to stay elevated.
Speaker 5: Some players are.
Speaker 6: Staying to continue to get snaps. So even small like
Speaker 6: even games where we're just like, oh this is this
Speaker 6: is a one in eight team, whatever the case may be,
Speaker 6: the matchups are favorable, there's others. There's gentlemen that have
Speaker 6: certain things that they need to do, you know, to
Speaker 6: trend in the right direction. So also to we talked
Speaker 6: about it, these last these next three games are so
Speaker 6: pivotal to uh, playoff contention and stuff like that. So
Speaker 6: it seemed like a week, but it's not a week.
Speaker 5: It's important still, you know, it's.
Speaker 6: Division, it's also conference game, so it's important.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Sugar, sorry a little bit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we also have some great news again, everyone was
Speaker 2: full participant except for Tyrone Smith. But that's something that
Speaker 2: we should we should expect for the rest of the season.
Speaker 2: Just making sure that he's staying healthy again. Like you
Speaker 2: mentioned yesterday, Michae McCarthy said that this was his best
Speaker 2: game last weekend in the weekend before that.
Speaker 4: Just giving him that rest.
Speaker 5: He looks really good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, keep him healthy, keeping fresh about got you take them.
Speaker 4: And and here's the thing, we really do get to
Speaker 4: see what these guys do in practice. And I don't
Speaker 4: take it for granted at any point, but when they
Speaker 4: were indoors, I believe it was last week and Tyrone
Speaker 4: was working out on the side and I think he
Speaker 4: was listed with an illness. At that point, we were like, Okay,
Speaker 4: you know, he's taking he's taking a rest days, probably
Speaker 4: gonna come up on the report, is not participating. And
Speaker 4: then all of a sudden, you hear just like this
Speaker 4: smash and we turned the side and he's there just
Speaker 4: wrecking that big metal thing that they do their like
Speaker 4: warm ups with, and we're like, he's fine.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So even if you see veteran rest day on those
Speaker 4: practice reports, I think it's just so important to remember
Speaker 4: that it doesn't necessarily mean he's not being productive, like
Speaker 4: Tyrone's not sitting there just being like what's going on
Speaker 4: on Twitter? Like he's not doing that. Like, these guys
Speaker 4: still have a job to do and they still work.
Speaker 4: And when you talk to him and you see his
Speaker 4: work ethic and the intensity that he works with, it's
Speaker 4: very purposeful. So even when he's taking these veteran rest days,
Speaker 4: guarantee he's not just sitting there doing nothing, whether it
Speaker 4: be you know, exercising his mind or anything like that.
Speaker 4: So how these players operate still their job. But yeah,
Speaker 4: good news with the practice report today.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and also in locker room, I know you guys
Speaker 2: got to talk to a couple of guys who do.
Speaker 5: Y'all want to touch on first?
Speaker 2: I kind of leave it open to you guys.
Speaker 5: What's up?
Speaker 4: You go first first? I mean I talked to in
Speaker 4: the locker room.
Speaker 6: Please, interesting stuff I had the uh I touched base
Speaker 6: with Cavante Turpin obviously was babe. I don't know what's
Speaker 6: what's in the water, but he must be built different,
Speaker 6: you understand, because I seeing that injury and even going
Speaker 6: back in the film and seeing the way he got
Speaker 6: hit you. For him to be able to bounce back
Speaker 6: and be able to be in practice is important. He's
Speaker 6: becoming an element of this offense that I think is
Speaker 6: good when when they use him. But I will say
Speaker 6: I was talking to him about the punt thing that
Speaker 6: we kind of touch based on yesterday, and he gave
Speaker 6: me some.
Speaker 5: Clarity about the situation.
Speaker 6: He said that even though you know, some of his
Speaker 6: kicks are the the punter for uh, the Panthers, Decker Decker,
Speaker 6: I think it's Decker, my bad.
Speaker 5: I should know because I did it.
Speaker 4: You're looking at you this morning. Yeah, it's okay, get yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 4: we got Chans punter.
Speaker 6: Hecker, Hecker, Hecker Hecker touch base with him about Hecker.
Speaker 6: He told me that even though some of his kicks
Speaker 6: are not within the ten, or they're not inside the ten,
Speaker 6: it doesn't mean it's not impactful because the way he's
Speaker 6: kicking the ball. We've learned that with Christy he's telling
Speaker 6: He told me that what they're doing is that they're
Speaker 6: kicking the ball very high and that allows the punt
Speaker 6: you know, covers team to get down there and it
Speaker 6: and also too, he said it it depends on how
Speaker 6: the ball spends how they and so there's just other
Speaker 6: factors that play into getting good returns. But he did
Speaker 6: acknowledge that, yes, like they when when they are punting
Speaker 6: a lot, there are more opportunities for you to have
Speaker 6: good returns. And I definitely foresee them punting the there's
Speaker 6: punting a lot this week, So looking for some good returns,
Speaker 6: looking for some good starting field position, which is something
Speaker 6: I think the Cowboys are starting to improve on because
Speaker 6: starting in your own eight five whatever has just that
Speaker 6: there's not when you talk to people, and I'm sorry
Speaker 6: to just go so long, but.
Speaker 5: When you talk to some people, there's not a lot
Speaker 5: of plays.
Speaker 6: There's not a lot of plays that are designed for
Speaker 6: being backed up in your end zone. There's just not
Speaker 6: like your playbook gets cut in half like a lot
Speaker 6: when you're that backed up. So with them getting good
Speaker 6: starting field position, you can see that the offense flourishes
Speaker 6: more when they're not pinned and their own end zone.
Speaker 2: But with that though, even though they haven't had to
Speaker 2: have long field situations in the past games, you can
Speaker 2: now trust that this offense can drive downfield. Yeah, so
Speaker 2: that's also a really positive.
Speaker 6: Thing, and I think Dak meant actually on the side
Speaker 6: of the sideline. I believe he says something like see
Speaker 6: a ninety two yard drive or something like that like that,
Speaker 6: and yeah, and again I'm always gonna ask for a
Speaker 6: short field because the thing about the NFL and we've
Speaker 6: seen is that teams, when they teams make you go
Speaker 6: to the length of the field, they're betting on the fact
Speaker 6: that you're gonna make a mistake. There's gonna be a hold,
Speaker 6: there's gonna be a penalty, or something of that nature.
Speaker 6: So shorter fields just lessen the opportunity to have those mistakes,
Speaker 6: and it's just always beneficial for your offense to get
Speaker 6: as close as possible to the opposite end zone.
Speaker 4: So yeah, yeah, special teams matters. They talked about it
Speaker 4: over and over, and I think with terp especially, we
Speaker 4: don't necessarily know anything that's gonna happen yet, but it
Speaker 4: is a good indicator that he is back in practice.
Speaker 4: We saw him at practice this morning taking punt returns
Speaker 4: and just I used to stand next to me, she goes,
Speaker 4: is that man bionic? I mean, he definitely just has.
Speaker 4: You wouldn't know that this man was injured and not
Speaker 4: playing the weekend before based on what we did get
Speaker 4: to see in practice today and so it's also are
Speaker 4: going to be very interesting. So you're talking about field position,
Speaker 4: but something that I'm keeping a very close eye on
Speaker 4: in this game, and I know, beating a dead horse,
Speaker 4: but penalties and Mike McCarthy, Mike McCarthy talked about it
Speaker 4: this morning, is asking you know, how can you how
Speaker 4: can you kind of ensure a road win because this
Speaker 4: team does need one, And he said, first, it starts
Speaker 4: with cleaning up penalties. Sorry, you're getting constracted. Uh, let's
Speaker 4: see and sorry lost my train of thought.
Speaker 5: Penalties by McCarthy.
Speaker 4: Nope, it's gone. Oh it's back in the station, all right,
Speaker 4: train is back here talking about cleaning up penalties, and
Speaker 4: then he said, how I thought this was an interesting
Speaker 4: little nugget for McCarthy too, as he talked about the
Speaker 4: beginning of the game being the most vital, especially in
Speaker 4: the road games, because that's when the crowd is the loudest,
Speaker 4: that's when everyone's the most hyped. Everything's kind of equal
Speaker 4: playing field at that point, and then you kind of
Speaker 4: go from there. But he did say they are expecting
Speaker 4: a lot of Cowboys fans at this game, so if
Speaker 4: y'all are over there in Carolina thing.
Speaker 2: And this is actually like a homecoming for Jalen Brooks.
Speaker 2: We don't know if he'll actually, you know, get some
Speaker 2: playing time. Hopefully he does. And when I got to
Speaker 2: talk to him today, I asked him, like, for games
Speaker 2: like these, when you're hoping to you know, get some
Speaker 2: playing time, like last week, I said, how do you
Speaker 2: handle like the ups and downs because in the off season,
Speaker 2: right he made a name for himself and then was activated,
Speaker 2: didn't really get any touches, and then now you're finally
Speaker 2: getting your first career reception. And so he was like
Speaker 2: me and the other guys like Deuce, you know, we
Speaker 2: really stick together. We kind of help each other and
Speaker 2: like moments like these. But he's like, it'll be my homecoming,
Speaker 2: Like I know my family's gonna be there, so I'm
Speaker 2: hoping to at least get some playing time. But he
Speaker 2: was like, probably won't find out until like two hours before.
Speaker 4: But it's okay. And I'm like, it's okay, you got this,
Speaker 4: but no, I mean forgot. He's a really good one.
Speaker 4: He he caught our eye in training camp. He was
Speaker 4: somebody that we were talking about back in training camp.
Speaker 4: And getting to talk to him now here. Just such
Speaker 4: a good, humble guy. He's the kind of guy that
Speaker 4: he understands what his role is and this team. He
Speaker 4: understands to take advantage of those opportunities when he does
Speaker 4: get them, and you hear that a lot, especially in
Speaker 4: terms of younger players that are in a stacked room.
Speaker 4: I mean, there's a lot of guys ahead of him
Speaker 4: that are going to get the ball first. And so
Speaker 4: for him to make such an impact with the limited
Speaker 4: opportunities that he has had up until this point, I
Speaker 4: think speaks a lot about where he's at now, the
Speaker 4: growth he's made since he's gotten here, and the projection
Speaker 4: that he can make if he continues on that path. So, yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm glad you brought him up.
Speaker 7: Yeah, no problem, that's a JB boy.
Speaker 2: But no, let's go ahead and talk about this game.
Speaker 2: We got a question asked earlier in the week. We
Speaker 2: didn't really I don't think we really answered that question. Well,
Speaker 2: we kind of want on Twitter.
Speaker 5: On a little bit, the one on Twitter? Do we
Speaker 5: feel like this is a trap game? I know, I
Speaker 5: hate that term so much. It's okay, yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't like that word either, But do we feel
Speaker 2: like it.
Speaker 6: No, because again, like touching basements, quite a few of
Speaker 6: the guys in the locker room, especially even here Micah
Speaker 6: talk about the Cardinals game and what happened there and
Speaker 6: you know, be it on the road.
Speaker 5: It seems like they understand that they can't do that again.
Speaker 6: And he mentioned the bad taste that it left in
Speaker 6: their mouth and everything and what it felt like to
Speaker 6: be you know, dominated in that way. So it's like, no,
Speaker 6: But also to to circle back to, you know, playoff
Speaker 6: contention and seating and stuff, is this ain't that time?
Speaker 6: Like you have to lock in during this time. These
Speaker 6: games right now are so pivotal for the overall success,
Speaker 6: but also to continue the train, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 6: Like they've started finding success offensively and stuff.
Speaker 5: And you mentioned it yesterday.
Speaker 6: Just I love that you did when you mentioned that, Mike,
Speaker 6: that they didn't take the foot off the gas. And
Speaker 6: Mike McCarthy talked about that in the presser that when
Speaker 6: they have had these games where the third quarter was
Speaker 6: dominant and then they ended up sitting guys in the
Speaker 6: fourth quarter, the offense did nothing for the rest of
Speaker 6: the game, and so he said he wanted these guys
Speaker 6: to continue to play hard and continue to be productive because.
Speaker 5: You know you're gonna need your young guys down the stretch.
Speaker 6: I mean, they got the fresher legs, just keep it
Speaker 6: a buck, and so you're gonna need those guys to
Speaker 6: be contributors.
Speaker 5: So for me, they don't have room to be like, oh, we.
Speaker 6: Chilling, Like no, you gotta go take care of this
Speaker 6: thing because losing to the Eagles, and losing to the
Speaker 6: forty nine ers and losing to the Cardinals has put
Speaker 6: them in a position to where they control their destiny.
Speaker 5: They have to well they have.
Speaker 6: They control it, but then there's some other things that
Speaker 6: have to happen as well.
Speaker 5: So they need to just be focused on winning.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't necessarily, I don't think it's a track
Speaker 4: game so so much. Yeah, but also, I mean when
Speaker 4: you look at this Panthers team offensively, they struggle. We
Speaker 4: know that defensively, they don't struggle as much as people
Speaker 4: are trying to make it seem like. Defensively. This is
Speaker 4: gonna be a good challenge to continue to see a
Speaker 4: few things from this Cowboys offense, whether it be ball distribution,
Speaker 4: play calling, scheming, things, especially when in terms of establishing
Speaker 4: a run. I think this is another really important game
Speaker 4: and kind of looking at the progression of how the
Speaker 4: season has come to be, and when you had the
Speaker 4: Giants last week, which was a favorable matchup for the run,
Speaker 4: and then this one again it works in the Cowboys
Speaker 4: favor to get that established within these next two weeks
Speaker 4: as you progress forward for the rest of the season,
Speaker 4: going forward with that schedule, and so I mean, no,
Speaker 4: it's not a trap game. It's if you go in there,
Speaker 4: you take care of business. You determine how loud the
Speaker 4: stadium is going to be, go fix up the silent count,
Speaker 4: which you know they do. They were doing the ball
Speaker 4: drills outside today, of the wet ball drills just in
Speaker 4: case they the tide ends. Told me they do that
Speaker 4: every time it's going to be outdoors, just in case,
Speaker 4: get their hands a little cold, get it wet, so
Speaker 4: that way they're prepared for really any kind of weather
Speaker 4: condition that can come. So no, I think if you
Speaker 4: play a clean game and keep possession of the football,
Speaker 4: no fumbles, no interceptions, all of that goes into play.
Speaker 4: Use this game as your springboard to continue what you've
Speaker 4: been doing. I don't think it necessarily. Yeah, I don't
Speaker 4: see it being in trap game.
Speaker 8: I think we all hate the word trap game.
Speaker 2: I just feel like at the rate that these guys
Speaker 2: are playing now and the confidence that they have right
Speaker 2: now with them themselves, I don't think it's a trap
Speaker 2: game only because I don't think there's anybody that can
Speaker 2: stop this team right now themselves other than themselves self
Speaker 2: inflicted wounds like penalties like Jess said earlier, mistackles, misassignments
Speaker 2: like you mentioned yesterday. That's the only thing that can
Speaker 2: really stop this team. And I feel like that's something
Speaker 2: that Dak even has really touched on. They need to
Speaker 2: just run their own race, yes, and I like that
Speaker 2: model for this group.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 2: Think there's a team with the way that these guys
Speaker 2: are playing aggressively offensively and discipline.
Speaker 5: Defensive, I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't think there's a team.
Speaker 4: That can stop this team, So hopefully they can carry
Speaker 4: it over. It's far.
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Speaker 5: People that are listening.
Speaker 2: Yes, but something like along the lines of what I
Speaker 2: mentioned yesterday was that the Cowboys' staff is starting to
Speaker 2: know their personnel. And when you talk about this offense,
Speaker 2: you know, I issue you're pointing out how they're starting
Speaker 2: to line be cooks inside the slot. Do you feel
Speaker 2: like he's more effective in the slot on the edge.
Speaker 5: I don't even know if it's the effectiveness.
Speaker 6: I feel like it helps with spacing and also to
Speaker 6: Ceedee Lamb.
Speaker 5: Ceede Lamb's done a lot.
Speaker 6: Of work in the slot because you're finding favorable matchups
Speaker 6: in the slot.
Speaker 5: Brandon Cooks is going to be a.
Speaker 6: Favorable matchup because he's so speedy and it's really a
Speaker 6: struggle for linebackers or even some corners to be able
Speaker 6: to get their hands on him. So he's getting more
Speaker 6: free releases and things like that. But it also too
Speaker 6: is because of how cover just being dictated to Cede
Speaker 6: Lamb and when Ceede Lamb's at the X again, it
Speaker 6: opens things up spacing wise, and it allows these guys
Speaker 6: to do more work in.
Speaker 5: The intermediate routes and stuff.
Speaker 6: A lot of this has to do with Jake Fergus
Speaker 6: and also coming along as well, so but I think
Speaker 6: a lot of it is just the fact that they
Speaker 6: see CD can work inside outside. He's been able to
Speaker 6: do that, but they're doing it more now and the
Speaker 6: way that people are rolling coverage it allows Brandon Cooks
Speaker 6: to be able to do more on the intermediate size
Speaker 6: of things. But there's just favorable matchups for a speedy
Speaker 6: guy like that, because I mean if you have a
Speaker 6: nickel safety maybe like you got a linebacker on.
Speaker 5: This guy, it's curtains. It's curtains.
Speaker 6: And even if you do have a nickel corner that
Speaker 6: can cover him, there's still ways you can create more
Speaker 6: conflict and get him open, you know, with r browts
Speaker 6: and and you.
Speaker 5: Know, crossers and stuff like that, as opposed to.
Speaker 6: On the outside typically is you go in, which is
Speaker 6: what ced limbs allowed to do. So if they're just
Speaker 6: finding ways to get him the ball, and it just
Speaker 6: kind of speaks to them, like you said, figuring out
Speaker 6: their guys, but also to there was an effort to
Speaker 6: get him involved. What's gonna happen is it's going to
Speaker 6: help you on film too, because people are gonna be like, dang,
Speaker 6: they're putting Brandon Cooks in a slot too. Their interchange
Speaker 6: CD and him. It puts a lot of stress on
Speaker 6: your defense as well. So hopefully they continue to do
Speaker 6: things like that and open up this this passing offense.
Speaker 2: Who else do you feel can be I guess interchange
Speaker 2: within that slot position.
Speaker 6: I mean, obviously Fird can do some work there. Turpin,
Speaker 6: I would love to see Turpin do some slot work.
Speaker 6: I mean we've seen him do a little, but he
Speaker 6: any guy that's fast is going to exhaust people in
Speaker 6: the slot.
Speaker 5: And because that's.
Speaker 6: It's it's and also too, it just creates, it creates
Speaker 6: so much conflict for these corners, especially if they're playing man,
Speaker 6: to be able to fight through that traffic and go
Speaker 6: make tackles or whatever.
Speaker 5: And so I would say those those.
Speaker 6: Gentlemen, and then obviously Jake, I mean, I can't think
Speaker 6: of who else could?
Speaker 5: I mean, I would like to see We talked about it,
Speaker 5: you talked about it.
Speaker 6: Yes, shoulday Tony Pollard even more, not necessarily in the slot,
Speaker 6: but just as a receiving option to get him more
Speaker 6: involved there because that's a part of his game than
Speaker 6: I feel like it's not being nurtured right now and
Speaker 6: it needs to be.
Speaker 5: So so yeah, it's just it's just quicker, quicker things
Speaker 5: that you can do from there.
Speaker 6: And Sean McVay kind of showed the blue paran on how.
Speaker 5: To he did.
Speaker 6: He really did, he really he like their offense and
Speaker 6: what he did with Cooper Cup really changed to me
Speaker 6: how people are finding favorable matchups in the slot and
Speaker 6: there's just so much more you can do there, just
Speaker 6: so much more.
Speaker 5: You can do there and and get.
Speaker 6: Guys free releases and stuff as opposed to to being
Speaker 6: out the outside and just having to win.
Speaker 5: On their own.
Speaker 2: Is there anything about this Panthers defense that I wouldn't
Speaker 2: say scares you guys, or I guess concerns you.
Speaker 5: Is that maybe maybe more so the.
Speaker 4: Word no, But yeah, I will say though, like I said,
Speaker 4: they're ranked eighth right now in the NFL, so it's
Speaker 4: not like they're a horrible defense to go up against
Speaker 4: by any means at all. And so that's why it's
Speaker 4: going to be very important for this Cowboys offense to
Speaker 4: have a quick start, and especially you know you're talking
Speaker 4: about first position, first possession of the ball. Don't go
Speaker 4: three and our on your first possession. Just get ahead
Speaker 4: of things, score quickly. That's what I want to see
Speaker 4: from this Cowboys offense because I feel like the slow
Speaker 4: starts a kind of just linger on into that third
Speaker 4: quarter when you don't need it to.
Speaker 5: Both sides and both both side. You need a faster.
Speaker 4: Stop and if you want to win that time of
Speaker 4: possession battle, which isn't always always necessarily a battle you
Speaker 4: need to win, but in this game, again, if you
Speaker 4: want to win this game, like you should start early,
Speaker 4: score quickly, and create turnovers too. And we're talking about
Speaker 4: the Cowboys defense on that side of things, but creating
Speaker 4: turnovers and those big plays that they're very notorious for.
Speaker 4: And so I think what you're going to start seeing
Speaker 4: is a lot of those younger guys that you know,
Speaker 4: maybe I don't know the Panthers offense try to take
Speaker 4: advantage of in ways, but you know guys like a
Speaker 4: Sam Williams perfect example, that are going to make those plays.
Speaker 4: Because like we talked about yesterday, everyone's doing everything they
Speaker 4: can to neutralize Mike Parsons. That's not going to stop.
Speaker 4: That's definitely not going to stop when you have a
Speaker 4: struggling offense like the Anths have right now. Either they're
Speaker 4: gonna put everything into being like, oh, Mika, you stay
Speaker 4: away from our guy please. But it's but that again,
Speaker 4: that opens up what others around Mike are able to do.
Speaker 4: I think Sam's a perfect guy to talk about in
Speaker 4: this Mazi. We saw flashes of Mazzi last week too
Speaker 4: in terms of the Cowboys defense, that these younger guys
Speaker 4: are starting to get their footing a little bit more,
Speaker 4: and it's so obvious that everyone's just really on the
Speaker 4: same page together. So for me, faster, start scoring early,
Speaker 4: and then on the defensive side of the ball, make
Speaker 4: them go three and out, keep them behind the sticks,
Speaker 4: don't even allow them to get into the red zone
Speaker 4: at any point, and you'll be solid.
Speaker 2: How good would it be to just see those guys
Speaker 2: sitting in the fourth quarter again.
Speaker 5: It'll be nice, Yep, it'll be nice.
Speaker 6: It's possible to answer your question, though, gentlemen, that can
Speaker 6: give you some trouble on the defensive side. I mean,
Speaker 6: Brian Burns is a player, he's their linebacker. He's one
Speaker 6: of their linebackers. They rush him a lot. They sometimes
Speaker 6: they use them on the edge. So when you look
Speaker 6: at tern Steele had a really good, you know, bounce
Speaker 6: back game last week. I do expect for them to
Speaker 6: possibly try to find some favorable matchups with Brian Burns
Speaker 6: rushing the passer.
Speaker 5: He has five sacks this year.
Speaker 6: And also to Dion Jones is there inside linebacker.
Speaker 5: He's a player as well.
Speaker 6: But they're not getting a lot of help from their
Speaker 6: defensive line. Because we talked about yesterday how it was
Speaker 6: like I was like, Ben, don't don't break, but Ben
Speaker 6: the bending snap like, So I was looking. I mean,
Speaker 6: my guys, guy Walker Steele from eighties sports, great guy,
Speaker 6: he kind of talked, we were talking, but he mentions that, Yeah,
Speaker 6: he mentioned just why they're passing defense looks the way
Speaker 6: that it looks, because we saw yesterday it's six to
Speaker 6: that's because teams are not passing the ball because they
Speaker 6: understand that they can run the ball on this team consistently.
Speaker 6: Just mentioned yesterday, the or like dead last in the
Speaker 6: NFL and run defense. So I do think that the
Speaker 6: cow will take advantage of the opportunity to run the
Speaker 6: ball in this game. And to your point, Jess, so
Speaker 6: do they That's healthy because the run game really is
Speaker 6: the only part of the offense that we're looking for
Speaker 6: to consistently be better. Yeah, their defensive line, they have
Speaker 6: a few guys on their defensive line that can play,
Speaker 6: but just as a unit, they're not getting it done.
Speaker 6: It puts a lot of stress on their linebackers to
Speaker 6: be perfect and also to it makes their secondary have
Speaker 6: to be so tuned into what's going on that sometimes
Speaker 6: they get caught peeking in the backfield as well. So yeah,
Speaker 6: it's I mean, from as far as their defense, goes.
Speaker 6: They have players and it is the more the more
Speaker 6: formidable side of their team right now. But even in that,
Speaker 6: if you can run the ball on them, you know,
Speaker 6: just do it.
Speaker 5: I mean it's established the run.
Speaker 6: The pass will come, it'll probably be there too, but
Speaker 6: just you know, buddy or bread where it's supposed to be, Like,
Speaker 6: just do that, Like don't don't take it, don't try
Speaker 6: to do a whole bunch of extra stuff if you
Speaker 6: don't have to.
Speaker 5: I mean, teams are giving up.
Speaker 6: I mean they've Yeah, teams are getting almost four yards
Speaker 6: of carry against this this this front, they've given up
Speaker 6: almost one hundred and thirty yards a game, Babe. Out
Speaker 6: of their nine games, seven out of their ninmes games,
Speaker 6: they've given up one hundred and thirty yards a game.
Speaker 6: We've been asking for the run game to kind of
Speaker 6: get on track. We've kind of seen some talk to
Speaker 6: try to be oddish today, some of the things that
Speaker 6: they're starting to figure out that they can do. I
Speaker 6: expect for that to continue.
Speaker 2: Have you. I don't know if you guys had the
Speaker 2: chance to notice that, but did y'all see looking on
Speaker 2: the film the Bears just running it up the middle,
Speaker 2: running up the middle every single time.
Speaker 5: Yeah, their dts get turned. Yeah, and they're like, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: how big will.
Speaker 2: That be for the Cowboys to do that because you're
Speaker 2: seeing them be more creative, Yeah, little run outside zones.
Speaker 2: But now it's like, why not just run it up
Speaker 2: the middle every single time?
Speaker 5: And where I'm down.
Speaker 4: To be honest, it's the favorable matchups, So do it.
Speaker 4: And especially when you're talking about we talked about the
Speaker 4: game of confidence all the time. That's not something that's
Speaker 4: necessarily worked in favor of Tony Pollard or really Rico
Speaker 4: Daudo up until this point. So if you can establish
Speaker 4: a way to do it with this team and you
Speaker 4: don't have to give the Panthers any unscouted looks for
Speaker 4: what you're able to do on the outside zones with
Speaker 4: the run game, then do it in this game. So
Speaker 4: that way, again you're utilizing what's in front of you
Speaker 4: with those favorable matchups in this run game. I mean,
Speaker 4: in my opinion, if you can.
Speaker 5: Do it, do it. They're still going to pass the
Speaker 5: ball around, I'm sure, but there's.
Speaker 4: Gonna be a little bit of everything.
Speaker 6: But but yeah, it is gonna be a little bit
Speaker 6: of everything.
Speaker 5: But yeah, just looking at their run defense.
Speaker 6: There, guys just they don't always have good gap integrity.
Speaker 6: They get caught looking in the backfield, they can be
Speaker 6: fooled with some of the misdirections stuff like that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, I also feel like they don't have
Speaker 4: a guy that can easily diagnose what opposing offenses are
Speaker 4: doing from what I've seen.
Speaker 6: And it's not even like it's partially that, but it's
Speaker 6: also too is like the line back a position. Football
Speaker 6: is a machine, That's how I look at it.
Speaker 5: And if your defensive.
Speaker 6: Line is not doing their part, it makes it so
Speaker 6: much harder on your linebackers.
Speaker 5: It just really does.
Speaker 6: And so those linebackers are playing for their life. Not
Speaker 6: only that, their defense is on the field so much
Speaker 6: that sometimes by the second quarter I saw they're tired
Speaker 6: because they're on the fields significantly more.
Speaker 5: Because this offense is really struggling to get going.
Speaker 6: They put them in some tough spots with short fields, with.
Speaker 5: The turnovers and fumbles and stuff. It's tough. It's tough.
Speaker 5: They're still trying to figure things out over there. To
Speaker 5: say the.
Speaker 2: Least, switching gears to that offense. You got Bryce Young,
Speaker 2: who's a young quarterback, really struggling. I wouldn't say it's
Speaker 2: not more so on him. I feel like they haven't
Speaker 2: really like surrounded him with a lot of good talent
Speaker 2: and built that team around him.
Speaker 5: That makes sense, do.
Speaker 2: Y'all feel like I think we kind of touched on
Speaker 2: this a little bit yesterday about his mobility and what
Speaker 2: he can do. Is that something still a concern as
Speaker 2: far as this Cowboys defense, because you know, earlier in
Speaker 2: the year we did see them struggle with a little bit.
Speaker 5: More mobile quarterbacks.
Speaker 4: No, not nice to improvement. There's definitely been improvement. And
Speaker 4: I think something that should give you hope is the
Speaker 4: consistency that this team has had with tackling well and
Speaker 4: not allowing that yak yardage to really be a factor
Speaker 4: against them in these kind of games. And sure, tackling
Speaker 4: will take you a really far way in this game,
Speaker 4: and not something that this Cowboys defense has done. You
Speaker 4: go back even since Week one, So I think when
Speaker 4: you're tackling well, you're communicating well no, but just can't
Speaker 4: allow those big plays to happen, right, And I think
Speaker 4: that's what it comes down to, is that something Dan
Speaker 4: Quinn always talks about as well, is not allowing the
Speaker 4: explosive plays or the really big chunk plays.
Speaker 5: To come out of it.
Speaker 4: And so I think, again, if you want to look
Speaker 4: at little details and seeing the improvement that this team
Speaker 4: has made, is not allowing any kind of mobility to
Speaker 4: get you know, third and ten, not allowing a first
Speaker 4: down at that point, and keeping them as far behind
Speaker 4: the sticks as you can get Bryce Young a little flustered,
Speaker 4: let him know your presence, and then let things fall
Speaker 4: where they may, because they're what they're kind of try
Speaker 4: to do at that point. They're going to try to
Speaker 4: rely on the run because really, where is he going
Speaker 4: to throw the ball to in the backfield? You want
Speaker 4: a Deron Bland or do you want a Stefan Gilmore
Speaker 4: or do you want to get a sack off of
Speaker 4: the edge rush that's going to come towards you with
Speaker 4: Micah Parsons, a tank, Sam Williams, now an Osa Hankins even.
Speaker 4: I mean, there's so many different weapons that they can utilize.
Speaker 4: So I think if you force them to try to
Speaker 4: utilize the run in general, kind of diminish the passing
Speaker 4: game a little bit for him. I think that's a
Speaker 4: little more favorable, but it also tests you and also
Speaker 4: test that run defense that has been an issue in
Speaker 4: the past.
Speaker 2: I believe Brece Young is actually like thirty to thirty
Speaker 2: against pressure.
Speaker 6: It's rough, it's like it's like it's like like mistake
Speaker 6: and yes, it's like low forties. Yeah, we mentioned you
Speaker 6: talked about you know this.
Speaker 5: I think this defensive line, we.
Speaker 6: Have a very aggressive defensive line. They glate, they'd like
Speaker 6: to get up field, they like to get sacks. When
Speaker 6: you look at a young guy like this that is
Speaker 6: still trying to learn defenses and be a you know,
Speaker 6: a passer in this league. Sometimes and we saw this
Speaker 6: even with I think it was with Philly. We've seen
Speaker 6: it with multile quarterbacks. Sometimes it's better to contain. And
Speaker 6: sometimes contain means yes you're getting pressure, but it's not
Speaker 6: getting upfield. It's really difficult to explain. I can see it,
Speaker 6: but it's hard to explain. But where we would see
Speaker 6: them get up field, rush to pass or go go sack.
Speaker 5: The quarterbacks sometimes you see them get up field.
Speaker 6: Understand their leverage and contain him and just stay in
Speaker 6: there and it kind of collapses the pocket in a way,
Speaker 6: or to also make him have to beat you passing
Speaker 6: the ball. So sometimes it's not even just getting up
Speaker 6: feel because when when you don't have good rush lane integrity,
Speaker 6: a lot of times these guys slip up the a gap,
Speaker 6: they slip up the middle, or whatever the case may be.
Speaker 6: What's going to have to happen, too, is that the
Speaker 6: dns are going to have to stay set the edge
Speaker 6: and continue to make sure that they contain him inside
Speaker 6: the pocket, because one thing he is struggling with is
Speaker 6: accuracy delivering the ball on time, reading defenses. So we
Speaker 6: might see sometimes where maybe on third down they're after him, right,
Speaker 6: but first and second down it's we're up to the line.
Speaker 6: We're like, we're forcing them, We're.
Speaker 2: We're fore Yeah, yeah, like you're fair.
Speaker 5: I'm trying to find the way. You're sorry, but yeah.
Speaker 6: Like so sometimes it's not all about chasing and making
Speaker 6: the tackle. Sometimes it's about containing keeping him in side
Speaker 6: the pocket and making him have to beat you that way.
Speaker 5: And that also too.
Speaker 6: Can prevent some of the long runs and escaping and stuff.
Speaker 5: What's up.
Speaker 4: I also want to point out he was on the
Speaker 4: injury report the thigh injury, and it didn't say his
Speaker 4: participation for Wednesday was fully. He fully participated today in
Speaker 4: Thursday's practice. But that could also cut a lot of
Speaker 4: the mobility out too, if he's dealing with some kind
Speaker 4: of thigh issue.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, and Frank right, Frank Wright has a
Speaker 6: history of.
Speaker 5: Using the RPO and using.
Speaker 6: A mobile quarterback and stuff, and I definitely think maybe
Speaker 6: they might try to implement some of that just to
Speaker 6: kind of get him going, kind of get him comfortable
Speaker 6: and things like that.
Speaker 5: But yeah, man, like.
Speaker 6: This, this defense has to be disciplined, to say the least.
Speaker 6: It's just because like this guy's young and he's trying
Speaker 6: to figure things out.
Speaker 5: Because I know that when you see a.
Speaker 6: Young rookie quarterback and he's struggling with accuracy, you want
Speaker 6: to go jump some routes. You want to go make
Speaker 6: take some chances, which is true, And so they're gonna
Speaker 6: have to pay can choose their spots when they do
Speaker 6: decide to do those, so he doesn't hurt you with
Speaker 6: his legs, so he doesn't hurt you escape.
Speaker 5: In the pocket.
Speaker 4: I also want to point out too, because we always
Speaker 4: talk about it on kind of this side of things
Speaker 4: when we're talking about we're talking about the other day
Speaker 4: of getting the right side of the line a little
Speaker 4: bit more help on the cowboy side of the ball
Speaker 4: using the tight ends. How that can take away from
Speaker 4: the passing game. I'm looking at this injury report right
Speaker 4: now and just kind of looking at their depth chart
Speaker 4: as well. For the Panthers, Hayden Hurst questionable according to
Speaker 4: this depth chart, and I'm looking to see what he
Speaker 4: has right here cosion, concussion. And then you have Steven
Speaker 4: Sullivan also dealing with an injury. I Thomas on ir
Speaker 4: your only tight end left you have is Tommy Tremble,
Speaker 4: Wait Tremble?
Speaker 5: What's his name? Is not Adam Thalen's good to go
Speaker 5: because he's kind.
Speaker 4: Of well, he's a wide receiver. I'm talking about. I'm
Speaker 4: talking about tight end. I'm talking about tight ends and
Speaker 4: helping getting them blocking, helping to establish that run, and
Speaker 4: getting more help with this line that's already beat up.
Speaker 4: The right guards on the list, the right tackles on
Speaker 4: the list, the right side of their line needs to
Speaker 4: help me.
Speaker 5: Still get you said, Ian Thomas?
Speaker 4: Did you say him? I did?
Speaker 5: He was just limited? Okay, so I mean you may
Speaker 5: you could get.
Speaker 4: The point is they don't have a lot of help
Speaker 4: when it comes to getting getting Bryce Young help to it.
Speaker 5: Happened again.
Speaker 2: Okay, we're gonna go ahead and take the second break.
Speaker 4: Okay, wait, wait, can he got you back? I was
Speaker 4: just gonna say, Bryce young needs help, and it doesn't
Speaker 4: look like they have a lot of depth to help
Speaker 4: him with that run game.
Speaker 2: Yeah well, I mean, well, this offensive line though, that's
Speaker 2: what they cannot handle.
Speaker 5: Double teams, That's that's half the problem.
Speaker 2: Like seriously, they're just letting defensive tackles just get right
Speaker 2: past them.
Speaker 6: It's it's the center really struggles. He's given up quite
Speaker 6: a few sacks in the.
Speaker 4: Last it's pretty bad.
Speaker 6: It's pretty bad, Arnicles, and they brought in and it's
Speaker 6: crazy to you go, look, they brought in some veterans
Speaker 6: just to be like, oh, maybe just to help stable
Speaker 6: as our office of line. Oh false, It's not been
Speaker 6: that way, so there will be.
Speaker 5: That's why I said.
Speaker 6: That's why I said the defense still has to be
Speaker 6: disciplined because I know they're probably looking their chops looking
Speaker 6: at this offensive line, but they still have to contain
Speaker 6: this young guy because he got some burners on him.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Yeah, all right, well let's go ahead and take
Speaker 5: our second break.
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Speaker 2: Okay, so I'm numbered the little pieces of paper here
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Speaker 4: Have let let you pull or whatever.
Speaker 8: No, no, let you full first.
Speaker 2: Basically, and then basically I'm gonna ask a question and
Speaker 2: it'll be like just random questions about the game.
Speaker 4: Okay, Well, y'all, I do that all the time. It's
Speaker 4: too much. We talked too much.
Speaker 5: Number is okay?
Speaker 2: Two ways to drinks that you would describe this game?
Speaker 6: This game ass like alcoholic beverages.
Speaker 2: It could be it could be SODA's alcoholic beverages.
Speaker 7: Coffees honestly on a Sunday where everything feels like you
Speaker 7: could go right sipping a little mimosa.
Speaker 6: Not like that will get me right, okay, and then
Speaker 6: to see what else? And a non alcoholic beverage that
Speaker 6: has a little edge.
Speaker 5: Easy?
Speaker 4: What I've never had that before?
Speaker 5: What is it?
Speaker 6: Easy?
Speaker 4: It's like, like, what is that any God?
Speaker 5: We're sorry?
Speaker 4: Are are they the little like flavored waters?
Speaker 6: Yeah, they're just they're a flavored drink, but they're they're carbonated.
Speaker 5: But I think they're like low cow.
Speaker 4: Okay, we'll have to try it.
Speaker 6: So it's just a chill Sunday, like you ain't gotta
Speaker 6: make drunk.
Speaker 5: Okay, that's the first question.
Speaker 2: Still, so we'll go with what number you pulls.
Speaker 7: Jazz?
Speaker 4: He just whispers stuff in our ears and I can't
Speaker 4: always say it. Oh, I got the same thing too?
Speaker 5: Is that?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I have two pig of them? All right, i'mna be honest.
Speaker 4: I was like, I really did. I'm glad you got
Speaker 4: that question, not me. I got a three. I gotta
Speaker 4: brandy cooks.
Speaker 2: No, it was it was the same, the same question.
Speaker 5: So now you gotta give three three three drinks.
Speaker 4: That's not fair? So why I have to drink that's
Speaker 4: not fair?
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Speaker 4: No, I'll go for three. Okay, okay, Mom, and didn't
Speaker 4: raise no quitter. Okay, number three three three, three three
Speaker 4: drinks that this game reminds me of. I'm gonna go
Speaker 4: like a nice Arnold Palmer. Okay, Okay, I like that
Speaker 4: because it's sweet. So it's a sweet, favorable matchup for
Speaker 4: the Cowboys. And then the zest from the lemonades a
Speaker 4: little bit like but but what's gonna happen. So I'm
Speaker 4: gonna go Arnold Palmer for one. I'm gonna go hmm.
Speaker 5: The stupid little three.
Speaker 4: I'm really obsessed with this.
Speaker 5: Just the way she held it up was a little life.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna go. I know I need to put down.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna go. I'm gonna go water. Everyone needs some
Speaker 4: h two on their life coming because it will be
Speaker 4: a tall glass of water to get their first road
Speaker 4: wind in a minute. So I'm gonna go water, and
Speaker 4: then my last one. Allow alcoholic beverage in here. We
Speaker 4: are going to go. Let's do a margarita. We're gonna
Speaker 4: do margarita because it goes down smooth. But when it
Speaker 4: hits you, it's gonna hit you like that. And so
Speaker 4: when the cowboys are coming, you're not gonna see it coming,
Speaker 4: then it's gonna hit you. There you go. That was
Speaker 4: that was hard to do.
Speaker 5: You you looked so happy to do that. Oh my god,
Speaker 5: let's see.
Speaker 4: I know you really were excited about that.
Speaker 5: I know, I can't wait to see what alcoholic drinks
Speaker 5: you too.
Speaker 6: How many tools did you put in here?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 7: This one?
Speaker 5: Three?
Speaker 4: Right there?
Speaker 7: You go.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna go, hm hmm. Hey, guess am on.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say, shout up tequila dang because you take
Speaker 2: it straight and the cowboys straight up about the ball.
Speaker 4: I don't know who you are taking tequila goodness.
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Speaker 5: Here we go, Here we go.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna do.
Speaker 2: Gatorade because it's so refreshing after a good workout, right,
Speaker 2: and it's gonna be refreshing to see the cowboys continue
Speaker 2: to carry on this play.
Speaker 4: For me. Give me Electra light.
Speaker 5: Okay, what's your last side?
Speaker 2: Let's go.
Speaker 4: You got this? I must no shaty said water. I'm
Speaker 4: gonna say they ain't the third one with hard I was.
Speaker 5: I was on a roll.
Speaker 8: M hm.
Speaker 2: I say lemon drop because like people doubting the cowboys, right,
Speaker 2: so you doubt the lemon drop that it's gonna be
Speaker 2: like that perfect mix of like sweet and lemony, and
Speaker 2: they and they get you, right, It's like they doubt them,
Speaker 2: they can't, they can't carry this all right, But then
Speaker 2: watch them be seven and three this.
Speaker 4: Week watching what the lemon drop?
Speaker 5: Doesn't he.
Speaker 4: That part?
Speaker 5: People are trying to come in lemon drops. I'm like, like,
Speaker 5: it's not a good dream. They can be lethal. They
Speaker 5: can be two or three of them. Say that strawberry
Speaker 5: lemon drop too.
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