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Speaker 4: of Easham Morrison and Christie Scales. And ladies, it is
Speaker 4: a victory Monday. Wow, don't we like the sound of that?
Speaker 5: It was a game.
Speaker 4: It was a game, the Cowboys getting the job done
Speaker 4: on the road in a hostile environment, shorthanded on both
Speaker 4: sides of the ball, freaking turnovers all over the place,
Speaker 4: field goals. Oh my goodness, the list can go on.
Speaker 6: Was stressful, stressing, penalties, penalty, injuries, injuries, a lot to
Speaker 6: talk about.
Speaker 4: A lot to talk about, ladies. But how much time.
Speaker 5: In a little times?
Speaker 4: I know, right, I know, But that's why we had
Speaker 4: the whole rest of the week. Yes, unpacked.
Speaker 5: It from Mike McCarthy.
Speaker 4: Got to hear from Mike McCarthy some good stuff coming
Speaker 4: from him. But just I'll start with the last drive,
Speaker 4: I mean, fourth and goal, Jalen Tolbert stepping up when
Speaker 4: needed because of course Brandon Cook's not there. What did
Speaker 4: y'all like from this offense that y'all saw on Sunday.
Speaker 6: Well, specifically that final drive, just how multiple it was
Speaker 6: in terms of ball distribution. And one thing that McCarthy
Speaker 6: was just talking about was the offensive line playing well enough,
Speaker 6: holding up well enough, and giving him, in Mike McCarthy's
Speaker 6: words as a play caller of fifty to fifty meaning
Speaker 6: run or pass and then dak the trust and everything
Speaker 6: to go to young players. And McCarthy referenced, you know,
Speaker 6: we knew he had that screen pass ready to go
Speaker 6: to Hunter Lipke used it a little bit later in
Speaker 6: the drive than he anticipated, But I thought that's what
Speaker 6: was so impressive, because you knew that the Steelers were
Speaker 6: going to concentrate on CD Lamb and especially in the
Speaker 6: second half. It was a near shutout again of CD
Speaker 6: in the second half, but the other guy's rising to
Speaker 6: the occasion and everyone doing just enough, especially with the
Speaker 6: injuries in the first half to come out with a
Speaker 6: very hard fought, very gritty victory.
Speaker 5: Excuse me, yes, absolutely, I mean Christy you mentioned them,
Speaker 5: you know, just doing just enough. I mean I would
Speaker 5: argue that this offensive line didn't more than enough in
Speaker 5: a sense of, you know, we've been waiting for this
Speaker 5: run game to get going, and I know, for me,
Speaker 5: I've been saying, like, I want the run game to
Speaker 5: get going, to open up the rest of your offense
Speaker 5: and things like that. But another thing that the run
Speaker 5: game does is wears people down.
Speaker 7: And if you are.
Speaker 5: Paying attention, if you're paying attention, towards the end of
Speaker 5: that game, those Steelers players retired, Cowboys players retired too.
Speaker 5: You could tell there was some hands on knees and like,
Speaker 5: you know, it's late, Yester time, it's late. You know,
Speaker 5: it's late. But I'm saying, as far as the physicality
Speaker 5: that took place in the run game and the push
Speaker 5: they were able to get doing, some things really wore
Speaker 5: down that Steelers defense towards the end of the game,
Speaker 5: and those last two drives, you know, them dictating pace
Speaker 5: and Mike McCarthy just saying like we wanted to have,
Speaker 5: you know, move effectively down the field for them to
Speaker 5: be able to do that despite having some penalties that
Speaker 5: could have set them back, because I think that last
Speaker 5: drive was like first and twenty. He started at first
Speaker 5: in twenty because you had a false start, right if
Speaker 5: I'm not so to overcome that even in its self,
Speaker 5: you know, Yeah, and then move down the field and
Speaker 5: go score speaks to you know how bad they wanted it.
Speaker 5: And I thought the offensive line did they.
Speaker 6: Did their job last night?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 6: And what have we been talking about in terms of
Speaker 6: third down conversions and not being able to sustain drives
Speaker 6: or the run game's not going because you're not getting
Speaker 6: enough trips to the plate sixty percent conversion rate on
Speaker 6: third downs yesterday, the Cowboys ended up on offense with
Speaker 6: seventy six plays. Yes, normally between sixty sixty five is
Speaker 6: kind of average for an NFL game. You're having a
Speaker 6: pretty good day on offense if you're getting sixty to
Speaker 6: sixty five plays and the Cowboys having seventy six, and
Speaker 6: I believe the Steelers only had fifty eight on offense,
Speaker 6: so exactly what you're saying, Aisha, I think the Steelers
Speaker 6: defenders were getting worn down.
Speaker 4: And we talk about plays pretty much left off the
Speaker 4: field on the field too, because four trips to the
Speaker 4: red zone, two red zone turnovers.
Speaker 8: That wow.
Speaker 4: So I don't think the issue was never of how
Speaker 4: Mike McCarthy can you know, cook up some things to
Speaker 4: drive down the field. It's just always punching it in
Speaker 4: and the red zone and those self inflicted wounds. But
Speaker 4: you talked about how the defense was kind of worn
Speaker 4: down the Steelers. I was looking at the first half
Speaker 4: rushing stats. The Cowboys only had twenty three, but they
Speaker 4: of course ended the game with one hundred and nine,
Speaker 4: So certainly improvement there.
Speaker 9: But what about Rico Daludle, Can we like give him, Yeah,
Speaker 9: some very flowers.
Speaker 4: I was excited to see him get going, and certainly
Speaker 4: I feel like I think this game he established himself
Speaker 4: as that running back one, which I'll think.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, absolutely. I mean again, I think we've been
Speaker 5: talking about it. It starts with that offensive line and some
Speaker 5: of the push they were able to do. They did
Speaker 5: some inside outside zone, they did tosses, they did bubble screens,
Speaker 5: they did yeah, they did some motion they did you know,
Speaker 5: like and also too, but they saw success in their
Speaker 5: combo and duo blocking.
Speaker 6: Thank you. Which excellent.
Speaker 5: Yeah, which we watched them do and have a lot
Speaker 5: of success in during training camp. And if you're not mistaken,
Speaker 5: that's what teams kind of have done to you and
Speaker 5: you were in their run games. So seeing Terrence Steele
Speaker 5: and Zach Martin kind of start to become that tandem
Speaker 5: again a little bit, I think your offensive line, despite
Speaker 5: the injuries and some of the stuff that happened, is
Speaker 5: starting to find some cohesion. Because that road it was
Speaker 5: loud over.
Speaker 6: There, loud, extremely loud, even with an eighty three minute
Speaker 6: delay weather delay before kickoff. I'm looking up like nobody left,
Speaker 6: nobody left, everybody stayed. Wow, it was amazing. Yeah, kudos
Speaker 6: to all of those fans.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but it was loud in there. And for this
Speaker 5: offensive line, like you you know, like I think past
Speaker 5: rushers will say, like we rush is one, but the
Speaker 5: offensive line, like a lot of their movements were in Unison,
Speaker 5: and I think you saw that with the push that
Speaker 5: they got. The tight ends did some good things blocking
Speaker 5: as well. So with Rico Daddle, I think he's just
Speaker 5: getting more experience, Like this is the first game where
Speaker 5: I'm seeing him start to slow down process us. Look
Speaker 5: at what he's being given and they see him bounce outside.
Speaker 9: You know, you see it.
Speaker 5: I'm starting, You're starting to the more experienced in rhythm
Speaker 5: he's able to get in because again they haven't really
Speaker 5: been able to get into a rhythm. They're giving him
Speaker 5: more snaps. He's able to read the defense, make some
Speaker 5: decisions and then use his ability to cut up field
Speaker 5: or bounce to the outside or run in between the tackles.
Speaker 5: So yeah, exciting for him. He had to pass the
Speaker 5: twenty two yard Yeah.
Speaker 6: You know what was fine about that that was really
Speaker 6: cool was that in that formation there was I thought
Speaker 6: there was some real creativity there was in the play
Speaker 6: calling and some of the design. And so for that one,
Speaker 6: they had little Cavante Turpin in the backfield and they
Speaker 6: had taken Rico and put him basically like slot right.
Speaker 6: So something that surely Pittsburgh probably well, I would think
Speaker 6: that they hadn't seen that and weren't really expecting that.
Speaker 6: But and it's fun for the players too to keep
Speaker 6: engaged in that way. You know, Rico to get to
Speaker 6: do something doing different. Not that he's never sent out
Speaker 6: on passing routes, we know that he's very effective as
Speaker 6: a pass catcher. But to be utilized that way and
Speaker 6: in that particular situation and the use of personnel, I
Speaker 6: thought that was really fun.
Speaker 5: What'd you think? What'd you think about his performance?
Speaker 9: I thought it was great.
Speaker 4: I know he had a career day eighty seven yards
Speaker 4: on the ground, twenty carries. But something that I loved
Speaker 4: was there finally starting to give him more touches, something
Speaker 4: that Micha McCarthy's been talking about all years that they
Speaker 4: haven't had the good amount of attempts. I think they
Speaker 4: had a season hot, oh my goodness, season high thirty
Speaker 4: one attempts in the running back room. So I think
Speaker 4: that this game was actually crucial for him to kind
Speaker 4: of start establishing himself, not that he hadn't before, especially
Speaker 4: last week, but this offensive line, particularly of course Tyler
Speaker 4: Guiden going down early, and then you had brock Hoffman
Speaker 4: come in for Zach Martin at guard, then TJ. Bass
Speaker 4: coming in making the switch to Tyler Smith out to
Speaker 4: left tackle, just the way that they were still able
Speaker 4: to have that cohesionists despite not having your starting left tackle,
Speaker 4: not having Zach Martin for for quite some time. What
Speaker 4: did y'all think about it?
Speaker 5: I think they understood what this game. This game was
Speaker 5: an important game. Yeah, I think they understood that it
Speaker 5: was important to you know, what they want to do.
Speaker 5: They got a nice little gauntlet coming up, but they
Speaker 5: they have played defenses kind of like this is already,
Speaker 5: you know, so I think that talking to the guys
Speaker 5: in the locker room this past week, they seemed prepared
Speaker 5: for this game. I will say as far as the
Speaker 5: offensive line goes, like, I mean, I know, we talk
Speaker 5: about Tyler Smith and you know how great like he
Speaker 5: is and everything, but his doing what he did last night,
Speaker 5: y'all like this is not normal, and I just I
Speaker 5: feel like it's a little understated what he's being, what
Speaker 5: he's been asked to do. He I know, he hasn't
Speaker 5: been practicing at left tackle probably and just having a
Speaker 5: kick out there and go against you know, one of
Speaker 5: the best defensive lines. I mean, Nick Herbrig went down
Speaker 5: in the third quarter, but even so, you know that
Speaker 5: defensive line could get after it and for him to
Speaker 5: come in and be stealthy like that TJ.
Speaker 6: Bass like because he plays right guard for Zach Martin.
Speaker 6: It's not like he plays a lot of left guard.
Speaker 5: This is just what he had to stay And even
Speaker 5: so like, let me give let me make sure I
Speaker 5: give Terrence Steel his flowers as well, because Terrence Steele
Speaker 5: is a guy that has been, you know, struggling, and
Speaker 5: he's going up against some of the best ed rushers
Speaker 5: in the game as well. But I felt like he
Speaker 5: held his own and he found some things going up
Speaker 5: against t. J. Watt this game. They did have some
Speaker 5: guys over there helping him sometimes most of the time
Speaker 5: he was one on one, but I think the run
Speaker 5: game helped him because, and that's what I'm saying, like
Speaker 5: running the ball is not just for decoration, it also too.
Speaker 5: They also did a good job of making these edges
Speaker 5: chase them. They did things to get these guys this
Speaker 5: defensive line sucking win because they're on the move. And
Speaker 5: I thought, personally, I thought this was Mike McCarthy's best
Speaker 5: called game. And it's no mistake that they had so
Speaker 5: many plays. Four hundred and forty five total yards, twenty
Speaker 5: five first downs, y'all, Like that's that's a lot of football.
Speaker 5: They were able to do a lot of stuff that
Speaker 5: maybe they had been wanting to do that they got
Speaker 5: to do, so shout out to Mike McCartney. They had
Speaker 5: a plan and I think that's why even though they
Speaker 5: lost guys, they were able to still execute it because
Speaker 5: it was a solid plan.
Speaker 4: Regardless who's the guy that you didn't expect to, I
Speaker 4: guess step.
Speaker 9: Up on Sunday. That is kind of like your surpriser,
Speaker 9: tell us yours.
Speaker 6: Yeah, please, you fol like you.
Speaker 1: Got one in mine.
Speaker 9: Yeah, dang, this is hard.
Speaker 4: Okay, that's right.
Speaker 6: It's been in offense or defense.
Speaker 9: Let's go offense first.
Speaker 6: Oh, offense first. Well, uh, Tyler Smith just because to
Speaker 6: everything Yaisha just said, but he ended up playing seventy
Speaker 6: percent of snaps yesterday tackle and then TJ Bass seventy
Speaker 6: percent of snaps coming in with Tyler Goyton. I'll just
Speaker 6: say from a sideline perspective, when Marshawn Neeland, the Roocky
Speaker 6: defensive end, went down early in the first quarter, just
Speaker 6: four plays, four defensive plays into the game, you could
Speaker 6: tell that was very serious. Especially he needed help to
Speaker 6: get to the blue medical tent. They called out for
Speaker 6: a cart. We'll talk more about Nieland's injury, but with
Speaker 6: Tyler Gotton, he was able to walk off the field.
Speaker 6: He walked under his own power to the locker room.
Speaker 6: His injury happened early in the second quarter, and he
Speaker 6: stayed in uniform. He didn't come back out in the
Speaker 6: second quarter, but he came out to start the He
Speaker 6: was on the bench area for the entire second half,
Speaker 6: still in uniform, and just before the second half started,
Speaker 6: he was down in the bench area kind of getting
Speaker 6: down in a position, trying to see if he could
Speaker 6: fire out right and come out of his stance and
Speaker 6: things like that, and so I thought, oh, man, he's
Speaker 6: going to give it a go. There's a chance that
Speaker 6: Guyton's going to come back in the game. He ended
Speaker 6: up not, of course, and Mike McCarthy didn't have a
Speaker 6: true update on Guyton today. We'll know more on Wednesday
Speaker 6: to see if he's able to practice. But yeah, for
Speaker 6: a while I thought, oh, Tyler will slide back into guard,
Speaker 6: but he didn't. He ended up playing left side. But
Speaker 6: another surprise.
Speaker 10: Oh okay, now I'm just gonna say, Jalen Tolbert, Jalen
Speaker 10: Tolbert a minute after getting hit the last place a
Speaker 10: man wants to get hit and literally staggering, the guy
Speaker 10: couldn't walk.
Speaker 6: And then if Pittsburgh had not called that time out,
Speaker 6: then yeah, Mike Tomlin because if they hadn't called that
Speaker 6: time out, Jalen would have still been on the sideline
Speaker 6: and wouldn't have been out there to catch the game
Speaker 6: winning touchdown pass with twenty seconds left to play. But
Speaker 6: good for him not only a strong game, but to
Speaker 6: be able to come back in that kind of situation
Speaker 6: and get the game winner.
Speaker 4: I want to cheat. I'm gonna go okay, and I'm
Speaker 4: only gonna say turping because I knew he was gonna
Speaker 4: be needed this game, but I wasn't sure if he
Speaker 4: would be able to step up the challenge. And I
Speaker 4: say that because his confidence has.
Speaker 9: Really been wavering this year.
Speaker 4: Even in training cam you didn't see that confidence as
Speaker 4: far as his route running and things like that. But
Speaker 4: I saw him just be a little bit more assertive, assertive, confident.
Speaker 4: There was one play, I believe the third quarter and
Speaker 4: they were running cover two so that uh Dak attacked
Speaker 4: the middle of the field with turf, So that was
Speaker 4: a big reception there. But I don't know, I just
Speaker 4: saw a little bit more confidence in him. And I
Speaker 4: think that's because he knew obviously Brandon cooksn and are
Speaker 4: absent on Sunday, he was a guy that was gonna
Speaker 4: be needed. Even Drellen Tolbert, a lot of those guys
Speaker 4: are going to step up.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's getting comfortable to your point, I think even
Speaker 5: I mean they used him as a decoy. He was
Speaker 5: clearing guys out and doing some things like that. But
Speaker 5: he is just out. Like I honestly felt like he
Speaker 5: had a good camp and we just haven't seen the
Speaker 5: stuff that he was doing in camp on the field
Speaker 5: this year. And I can understand how God could get
Speaker 5: down from that because he was very active in camp.
Speaker 5: I feel like I was hearing his name every other day,
Speaker 5: every day, and then the season starts and it's just
Speaker 5: like you can't get going. So I do think this
Speaker 5: was a big confidence booster for him and seeing him
Speaker 5: do some of the things that you know, we were
Speaker 5: looking for Brandon Cooks to do for whatever reason, whether
Speaker 5: it's health or anything. Some of those crossers, some of
Speaker 5: those seam routes, some of those bubble screens, getting him
Speaker 5: out space like utilizing his speed. But also too, I
Speaker 5: thought that Mike McCarthy used him in motion sets correctly.
Speaker 5: And now that people see that he is becoming a
Speaker 5: receiving threat, they're gonna honor when he starts moving across
Speaker 5: that line of scrimmage, you best believe somebody's gonna be
Speaker 5: They're gonna be carrying someone with him through the formation
Speaker 5: and stuff. So I thought that was great too. To
Speaker 5: your point about take turpent, Mike, my guy is gonna
Speaker 5: be on the defensive side. Uh, weird enough, he only
Speaker 5: had two pressures. Ohso DIGGI zua uh he he really.
Speaker 5: I mean if you look at him, you did see
Speaker 5: him getting some penetration. You said you saw the get
Speaker 5: off and stuff. But yeah, uh, they they committed to
Speaker 5: stopping him and double teaming him. He was double team
Speaker 5: on fifty of uh of all of his snaps. But
Speaker 5: he did a good job of stacking, shedding and being
Speaker 5: disruptive with his hands despite like, yeah, he played twenty
Speaker 5: four pass sets and they yeah, they double teamed him
Speaker 5: on twelve of those. And what those were able to do, though,
Speaker 5: was open up lanes for other guys and you know,
Speaker 5: allow these linebackers to get you know, get some blitzing
Speaker 5: pressure and stuff like that. They brought Kendricks, they brought
Speaker 5: the Barbarian overshow, and they brought a couple guys off
Speaker 5: the edge. So yeah, I wanted to highlight also Digizua,
Speaker 5: because double teams are something that he actually has struggle with.
Speaker 5: This is not this is a three techy. He's not
Speaker 5: a one sex. He's not big in that way. But
Speaker 5: I thought that he handled what they were trying to
Speaker 5: throw at him pretty well last weekend and yesterday, and
Speaker 5: it did open up things for Linnville Joseph, who I
Speaker 5: think had probably his best game since he's been signed here.
Speaker 5: Carlos Watkins quietly still is a very good rotational piece,
Speaker 5: if only to give your stars a breather, they are
Speaker 5: giving you something from that position, and I think that's
Speaker 5: also what's happening. You're helping your edges as well. They
Speaker 5: defended the run as good as you could defend the
Speaker 5: run yesterday. I don't really care what anyone says. I
Speaker 5: know the Steelers has some backups, and but being able
Speaker 5: to contain justin fields in the way that they did
Speaker 5: was impressive to me.
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Speaker 4: We have two wrap things up shortly, but real quick, ladies.
Speaker 4: Who's game of all going to.
Speaker 6: Mike McCarthy. Okay, which and by the way, he did
Speaker 6: get it last night. Yes, so from the team, Zach
Speaker 6: Martin and the guys, I thought it was well deserved.
Speaker 6: We were talking about the play calling and hey, when
Speaker 6: your parents and you're and you have like over thirty
Speaker 6: members on the sideline pregame and you put on a
Speaker 6: great show for them and get to spend the night
Speaker 6: before the game with your family and your homecoming and
Speaker 6: you just loved by the Pittsburgh folks, even though he's
Speaker 6: never played or coach for the Steelers. So I'm gonna
Speaker 6: go with Mike McCarthy.
Speaker 4: I like that.
Speaker 9: I like that.
Speaker 5: For me, I'm gonna go with Jaylen Tobert. And I'm
Speaker 5: gonna be very quick when I say, you know, in
Speaker 5: the NFL right now, I feel like everything's very microwave.
Speaker 5: Everyone wants, you know. The expectation is for a lot
Speaker 5: of these young players to come in immediately and be
Speaker 5: stars and everything, and to see someone exemplify what it
Speaker 5: is like to you know, kind of go through the fire,
Speaker 5: develop learn a new offense and to get their shot
Speaker 5: and to be ready for their shot. Him becoming another
Speaker 5: weapon on this offense is gonna help. But also to
Speaker 5: just it speaks to him as a person, and I'm
Speaker 5: just glad that he's able to show his skill set
Speaker 5: confidently because we knew he was capable. So yeah, I'm
Speaker 5: gonna give it to jaylen Tober. You don't win that
Speaker 5: game without his place, Like they will clutch so many
Speaker 5: of them.
Speaker 9: So that's my guy.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna go rain the code of Prescott.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because that's the guy throwing.
Speaker 4: I was about to say the way he you know,
Speaker 4: Christy mentioned it about the distribution of the ball. I
Speaker 4: think the way that he manufactured plays was top tier
Speaker 4: so far throughout the season. And Mike McCarthy also mentioned
Speaker 4: that his play of the game was the fumble recovery
Speaker 4: from Rio Dolla. It was.
Speaker 6: Well because it was like Mario, it was like he
Speaker 6: was like, quick, can I share a football on that.
Speaker 6: Babel Offenburg from Cowboys Radio our analyst. You know, he
Speaker 6: played eight years in the NFL and he works with
Speaker 6: a lot of young quarterbacks. He said that one thing
Speaker 6: he had just sent something to a young quarterback the
Speaker 6: day before. When it's late in the ball game and
Speaker 6: you're on one of these late drives, your execution of
Speaker 6: a handoff is different because normally a quarterback, you whether
Speaker 6: you're handing it off or not, you carry out like
Speaker 6: the fake. So you may not have the ball anymore
Speaker 6: because you've handed it to Rico, but you're still going
Speaker 6: to come out and you know, act like you're going
Speaker 6: outside because you're trying to affect the defense. You're selling it, right.
Speaker 6: But Babe said that when you're late in the game,
Speaker 6: you don't, you know, an experienced quarterbacks, someone who's doing
Speaker 6: what they're supposed to do, you don't carry out that
Speaker 6: kind of fake because the number one thing is the ball,
Speaker 6: the ball, the ball, the ball. So Dak is not
Speaker 6: carrying out anything. He is focused in on what's happening
Speaker 6: with the ball. And if he did not have that discipline,
Speaker 6: if he did not have that experience to be there,
Speaker 6: locked on and to dive on that ball as quickly
Speaker 6: as he did, it would have been a turnover and
Speaker 6: everyone would be raking Rico doubt all over the coals,
Speaker 6: yep for giving up the ball in the red zone
Speaker 6: and blowing the chance to win.
Speaker 5: Wow right, I can't wait.
Speaker 4: But we'll be back with more breakdown of this matchup
Speaker 4: tomorrow and the rest of the week. Heading into Week
Speaker 4: six against the Lions here in at and T Stadium,
Speaker 4: the Cowboys undefeated on the road. Wow, the irony because
Speaker 4: last year was a whole different story.
Speaker 5: I need them to figure it out.
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