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Speaker 1: Cowboys at now Here are Bill Jones, Everson Wolves, and
Speaker 1: Mickey Spagnola.
Speaker 2: No, yeah, no, use.
Speaker 3: It to our ears. You're life the go team of
Speaker 3: the senior Bill did it again?
Speaker 4: Ah, yes, you know what.
Speaker 3: I look at this as revenge for those nineteen sixties
Speaker 3: losses to Frank Ryan in the Cleveland Bryant late sixties.
Speaker 3: I think Frank Ryan could have played quarterback better yesterday.
Speaker 5: You might have been able to.
Speaker 4: Well, I think you had Frank Ryan's offensive line.
Speaker 3: Uh right, doctor Frank Ryan. As a matter of out
Speaker 3: you you folks out there, you go google doctor Frank Ryan.
Speaker 5: There you go, all right, And this is a.
Speaker 3: Victory Monday here inside the SWBC podcast studio, and this
Speaker 3: is mixed shots. Bill Jones, Everson Walls, the former Cleveland Brown.
Speaker 5: Put that.
Speaker 4: Almost forgot that?
Speaker 3: And yes, how about them Cowboys. That's how you open
Speaker 3: a season. And I can't believe that I picked and
Speaker 3: you picked Mickey a twenty three twenty win. But what
Speaker 3: was your what was your score?
Speaker 5: Twenty?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Now we all had it close, but you know,
Speaker 3: we think.
Speaker 5: We had the right winner. There's not a lot of
Speaker 5: people out there that had the right winner. As a
Speaker 5: matter of fact, the guys in the Morning News went over,
Speaker 5: did they really no one picked the Cowboys doing?
Speaker 4: They are ready for the collapse.
Speaker 3: They're on collapse.
Speaker 6: Wow, oh god, they can't wait for what that happened.
Speaker 4: You know that they thought it was all set up
Speaker 4: for that.
Speaker 6: Dak didn't have his contract at the time going into
Speaker 6: Camp Seed. He didn't have his contract. I meant sign three,
Speaker 6: zekeeall Zeke Elliot's coming.
Speaker 5: Back's gonna show up on crutches.
Speaker 6: I thought Zeke was like thirty seven years old. I
Speaker 6: didn't know he was so young the way they talk about.
Speaker 5: And Cleveland was gonna win the Super Bowl.
Speaker 4: The defensive team of the year.
Speaker 3: You know, have tried number one defense in the league
Speaker 3: last year, number one past defense. Now, having said that,
Speaker 3: the Cowboys didn't put up juggernaut numbers on offense, but
Speaker 3: that's what makes you feel even better about that win
Speaker 3: is the Cowboys didn't play particularly well and still blew
Speaker 3: them out.
Speaker 5: The second half. Yeah, was disappointing. Dak even said it.
Speaker 5: Mike said it that it got sloppy. My understanding. He
Speaker 5: was not real happy.
Speaker 3: During the game.
Speaker 5: A lot of mistakes were being made, especially in the
Speaker 5: second half. But you're up twenty seven to three, and
Speaker 5: I don't know if you relax as a player or what.
Speaker 5: But after Turpen's punk return for the touchdown, I'll tell
Speaker 5: you what, there were not many happy people in the stans.
Speaker 5: They were quiet games. They were leaving quiet games. Midway
Speaker 5: through the third quarter.
Speaker 3: Well probably right after that pump return so early in
Speaker 3: the third quarter.
Speaker 5: All of a sudden, I realized the seats were orange
Speaker 5: in that stadium.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 3: But in this league there when you get up twenty
Speaker 3: seven to three, usually it stays around that number, unless
Speaker 3: you're the Nordland Saints playing the Carolina Panthers. Theeven to
Speaker 3: ten and by the way, that's the next opponent.
Speaker 5: Better watch.
Speaker 3: That gets you your attention down the hallway here for
Speaker 3: the co which is that works out well getting their attention.
Speaker 3: Don't get full of yourself. After a thirty three seventeen
Speaker 3: win over the Cleveland Browns that came complete with a
Speaker 3: what's been reported as a four year two hundred and
Speaker 3: forty million dollar contract for your franchise quarterback.
Speaker 5: And I understanding it, it's going to come in a
Speaker 5: little bit less than that. So but we're we're mincing millions, right,
Speaker 5: what's the difference time?
Speaker 4: What it's about these days?
Speaker 5: Fifty seven or sixty? Right, what's the difference if the
Speaker 5: whole thing's guaranteed or just two hundred and thirty one
Speaker 5: million are guaranteed?
Speaker 3: One million more than that quarterback for Cleveland guy?
Speaker 4: Yeah, this coount count always has.
Speaker 3: I did think that was the first thing I thought
Speaker 3: of when I heard two hundred and thirty one million guaranteed.
Speaker 3: I said, well, you got to get more than the
Speaker 3: guy that's playing quarterback from the opposing team today. It
Speaker 3: was two hundred and thirty million.
Speaker 5: For Shawn Watson, right, yeah, and I bet after that performance, by.
Speaker 3: The way, and this gets in to just the difference
Speaker 3: and when you look at the young players that in
Speaker 3: their first NFL game stepped up and played yesterday. I
Speaker 3: went back and looked at the Deshaun Watson trade. They
Speaker 3: not only got Deshaun Watson in that trade, but they
Speaker 3: gave up not one, not two, but three first round
Speaker 3: draft picks. A couple of thirds and a fourth, and
Speaker 3: I thought after that game, I thought you could really
Speaker 3: tell the lasting effect of the Watson trade. Forget how
Speaker 3: Watson played, but the makeup of the Browns team. I mean,
Speaker 3: they don't have didn't have a first round pick this year,
Speaker 3: and their second round pick had domestic violence allegations whatever,
Speaker 3: and so he not playing either. And you can tell
Speaker 3: the difference of the in the young talent on both
Speaker 3: of the teams.
Speaker 5: The Cowboys had eleven players making their Cowboys debut and
Speaker 5: six players making their NFL debut, and with three of
Speaker 5: them starting, and possibly you probably can count all right,
Speaker 5: our man, Isaiah, you probably can count Demarvian Overshown as
Speaker 5: a starter because when they went to Nickel, he was
Speaker 5: the linebacker, not Leophile, and he had an amazing, amazing
Speaker 5: And the Cowboys were criticized because they only signed basically
Speaker 5: three veteran free agents in UH when free agency began. Well,
Speaker 5: one of them just happened to be Eric Kendricks, and
Speaker 5: I think he's got some game left. By the way,
Speaker 5: he would have been the player of the game by
Speaker 5: most estimates.
Speaker 3: Sex an interception, a past defense.
Speaker 5: Nine tackles, and it was the first two SAC game.
Speaker 5: How about this first two act game since twenty sixteen
Speaker 5: when he was with the Vikings with ZIM and it
Speaker 5: was against the Packers and Mike McCarthy, Oh wow, McArthur goestakes.
Speaker 4: You know, it seems like he's catching on pretty quickly
Speaker 4: to that defense.
Speaker 3: He had a lot to learn about that.
Speaker 5: Zeke had a touch a touchdown, by the way, the pick.
Speaker 3: To click, the pick to click, Yeah, how about it.
Speaker 3: I did some standards and he didn't get near one
Speaker 3: hundred yards forty nine yards from scrimmage. Do I get
Speaker 3: credit for a pick to click because of Zeke scoring
Speaker 3: a touchdown?
Speaker 4: That's a plus?
Speaker 5: Do I get credit for Diggs interception?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: And shutting down and right shutting down?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 9: You had Dak with very hundred first half, very good.
Speaker 9: Hey first he got he no that clicked even before
Speaker 9: the game started. Yeah, right, it has a ten twenty
Speaker 9: Dallas time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you win, you win.
Speaker 5: So when he came out for early warm ups, like
Speaker 5: before they put their uniforms on or whatever, and he
Speaker 5: had his ear pods in, but he came by me
Speaker 5: and he's singing, right, and I go, I'd be singing too,
Speaker 5: But he didn't hear me, right, And I asked him
Speaker 5: after the game, I said, so, what were you singing?
Speaker 5: He goes, I don't know whatever was in my ear pods.
Speaker 5: I wasn't singing because of the contract.
Speaker 3: I said, well, you should have been just like that,
Speaker 3: all right, But before we'll dive in more so much
Speaker 3: to unwrap. I do want to say this so because
Speaker 3: you mentioned Eric Kendricks and the it was tweeted out
Speaker 3: about Kendricks and probably in the game notes. With his
Speaker 3: interception and two sacks, the third player in franchise history. Okay,
Speaker 3: but stop, no, no, no, to record two sacks and
Speaker 3: an interception in the same game. Okay, it's as the
Speaker 3: first since Tommy Haynes in nineteen eighty seven. Hi, Everson,
Speaker 3: do you recall it Tommy Haynes who played for the
Speaker 3: Cowboys in nineteen eighty seven? And when at first, as
Speaker 3: soon as I saw nineteen eighty seven and I saw
Speaker 3: Tommy Haynes, I said, I've never heard of Tommy Haynes
Speaker 3: in nineteen eighty seven. Is the reason I've never heard
Speaker 3: of Tommy Haynes because he was a replacement player.
Speaker 5: There you go, I've told them you cannot do not
Speaker 5: do not look at eighty seven for stats because of
Speaker 5: those things are in irrelevant because they were in the replacement.
Speaker 4: Right, So Tommy Haynes is somewhere going.
Speaker 3: I looked him up. I looked him up, and nothing
Speaker 3: against Tommy Haynes. Okay, who apparently went to USC. I
Speaker 3: assume he played at US.
Speaker 5: City ever played in the NFL.
Speaker 3: As old that were real. The only three games he
Speaker 3: played in the NFL were the in the strike year
Speaker 3: in eighty seven.
Speaker 4: So I bet he's a cowb.
Speaker 3: So Eric not now after we're saying this, Okay, if
Speaker 3: he's listening. So Eric Kendricks an interception, two sacks, the
Speaker 3: second player in franchise history. The first to do it
Speaker 3: was Jim Jeffcoat in nineteen eighty five. You go there,
Speaker 3: you go, that one counts.
Speaker 5: Look the defense, the defense, The defense was impressive. And
Speaker 5: welcome back Mike Zimmer Right. Plus I heard he wasn't
Speaker 5: even happy after during the game, right, he was staying
Speaker 5: on him. At halftime, the longest play Cleveland had was
Speaker 5: eight yards a run and a pass reception. They only
Speaker 5: had thirty thirty five say it, right, hey on Their
Speaker 5: total yards at halftime was fifty four and they had
Speaker 5: thirty five yards rushing at the end of three quarters,
Speaker 5: so they ended up with ninety three, but.
Speaker 3: A lot of it came Hey, I was keeping tracked
Speaker 3: in the fourth quarter. It through eight possessions of this game,
Speaker 3: the Browns had forty five total yards and one first down.
Speaker 5: One first It was.
Speaker 3: After the first possession and the punt return by Cavante Turpin.
Speaker 3: The total yards for the Browns was forty five and
Speaker 3: they had one first down.
Speaker 5: They ended up two of fifteen on third down the
Speaker 5: entire game. Entire game, two of fifteen, two hundred and
Speaker 5: thirty yards, but most of it came in the fourth quarter.
Speaker 5: And one of the possessions they had that they gained yards.
Speaker 5: It was the goofy fifth down play when they they
Speaker 5: they basically ruled he was short on fourth down Cowboys ball.
Speaker 5: The Cowboys run a play and it was like, oh no,
Speaker 5: that was that that fourth down counted? After the Cowboys
Speaker 5: ran a play, right, didn't they They came.
Speaker 3: Out field it was it was third down, was third
Speaker 3: but the Cowboys offense came down, came out on the
Speaker 3: field right after the incompletion in the end zone.
Speaker 5: But they had run a play on fourth down right.
Speaker 3: The Browns did, yeah, and then they said that play
Speaker 3: shouldn't have watching it on television. It was it was
Speaker 3: totally confusing to us because it was it was evident
Speaker 3: to me watching on television, at least I thought I
Speaker 3: wasn't paying attention to what they were saying on the
Speaker 3: broadcast or anything, but it looked like he got the
Speaker 3: first down, and so when my I wrote it down
Speaker 3: as a first right, okay, But apparently in the stadium
Speaker 3: it wasn't conveyed that.
Speaker 5: He got the first no, because it was fourth down
Speaker 5: on the sticks right, And then they ran a play
Speaker 5: and then they counted that as first down in completion. Unbelievable.
Speaker 5: And on the on the sixty six yard field goal
Speaker 5: number one, they started the forty second clock as soon
Speaker 5: as Tolbert got up from being out of bounds. And secondly,
Speaker 5: the umpires standing over the ball while they were running
Speaker 5: their eleventh player on the field, which they're not responsible
Speaker 5: for doing that. The Cowboys put their their kicking team
Speaker 5: out there, they had time to make their substitution, and
Speaker 5: he stayed on there till there was eight seconds left
Speaker 5: before he released the ball, and then they thought that
Speaker 5: they had put more time on into.
Speaker 3: Which is why they didn't call time out right sixty
Speaker 3: six yard field goal.
Speaker 5: He made it from seventy seventy and you could hear
Speaker 5: they were two seconds behind. I mean when the twenty
Speaker 5: five second clock or whatever clock ran out.
Speaker 4: I must admit I was impressed.
Speaker 6: And you know, I feel like the father that you know,
Speaker 6: told his son what to do, and he went out
Speaker 6: and did it perfectly. In this game, you know, offensively
Speaker 6: did okay. Don't care if you do okay offensively. This
Speaker 6: team needs to have what they did yesterday and a
Speaker 6: complete team. That's what they need to have. I've always
Speaker 6: talked about it. I get tired of these guardian numbers offensively.
Speaker 6: I get it that you're gonna get your money because
Speaker 6: you're throwing these touchdowns. Somebody's gonna get his money because
Speaker 6: he's catching these touchdowns.
Speaker 4: That's great.
Speaker 6: Just come through when I need you to come through.
Speaker 6: I don't need you to blow anyone out. I don't
Speaker 6: need you to over impress anyone. I need our defense
Speaker 6: to go out and keep the hounds at bay. That's
Speaker 6: what I need my defense to do. I need my
Speaker 6: special teams to hold everyone up to not mess up
Speaker 6: with bad penalties to keep the field position in our favor,
Speaker 6: and we do more than that. We're over the top
Speaker 6: because we have one of the best field goal kickers.
Speaker 4: In the game.
Speaker 6: Offensively, you need to play off of us, just like
Speaker 6: I always talked about, this is what I need you
Speaker 6: to do. And I never saw stress, and that probably
Speaker 6: along the coaches a little bit. They just never showed
Speaker 6: any stress during the game. And that may have given
Speaker 6: off a lack of days aical look to the coaches,
Speaker 6: but they were never threatened. Boying games like this on
Speaker 6: the road and you played against the number one defense
Speaker 6: in the NFL, I say, you can't complain about much
Speaker 6: in regards to your attitude when you went out there
Speaker 6: and play on the road against a team that has
Speaker 6: extremely high expectations. Now, something could happen after this with us.
Speaker 6: I don't know what's gonna happen next week, all of that,
Speaker 6: But what I do know is we went in there
Speaker 6: ready to play for yesterday for.
Speaker 5: One week and they and they basically said, hey were
Speaker 5: the Cowboys, right, not this national narrative about them finishing
Speaker 5: eight to nine, and and who knows, who knows, But
Speaker 5: for one game it was like we got some talented
Speaker 5: players for this team.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 6: And this defense did what they should have done against
Speaker 6: an offense that lost three offensive linemen.
Speaker 5: Think about think about all the time spent and yards
Speaker 5: of words written about how they're going to stop a
Speaker 5: Marii Cooper. I had to check a couple of times
Speaker 5: to see if he was on the field, had two catches.
Speaker 4: It's a team game, dude, This is a team game.
Speaker 4: Our defense came out there as a team. Everyone did
Speaker 4: what they had to do.
Speaker 6: Put pressure on the quarterback. Now you got the wide
Speaker 6: receivers covered. They can't score, they can't move the ball.
Speaker 6: Offense took their time. They ended up scoring in timely fashion.
Speaker 4: It's a team game.
Speaker 3: What was the weather like in Cleveland yesterday?
Speaker 5: It was unbelievable. It'll never be better for how bad
Speaker 5: was the wind? The wind was strong, Okay, and that's why.
Speaker 3: That's why Deshaun Watson's passes were going.
Speaker 4: Yeah right. The wind was always in his face no
Speaker 4: matter what direction he was going.
Speaker 5: Actually, he did better throwing into the wind.
Speaker 3: Than with it. Either he was throwing the ball away
Speaker 3: a lot, yeah, or something was going on there, because
Speaker 3: I don't recall a game in what seemed to be
Speaker 3: pristine conditions where so many balls were thrown out of bounds.
Speaker 5: And they'll never play on another field grass field that
Speaker 5: was in such great shape. Nice, which by the way,
Speaker 5: they're going to tear it up because of Billy Joel
Speaker 5: Concert is next on the field and so they're ripping
Speaker 5: it up afterwards and putting down new side.
Speaker 4: That's smart if you can believe that.
Speaker 5: But it was like a putting green. I mean, the
Speaker 5: field was great, which helps the kicker, right because your
Speaker 5: cleats don't drag through some grass or whatever.
Speaker 4: Well it's not too soft, yeah, you want ferns. Yeah,
Speaker 4: And it was.
Speaker 3: And speaking of Aubrey's field goal that he did make
Speaker 3: from sixty six yards, which matched the preseason sixty six yarder,
Speaker 3: I was disappointed that the broadcast crew did not realize
Speaker 3: he had made a sixty six yarder in the preseason.
Speaker 3: They didn't they they Kevin Burkhardt made the reference that
Speaker 3: in the preseason he's connected from around sixty or whatever,
Speaker 3: but he didn't have precisely that was the exact same
Speaker 3: distance as his sixty six yarder in Las Vegas.
Speaker 5: And they needed to also point out that the record
Speaker 5: the ball bounced on the crossbar to.
Speaker 3: Get Tucker's justin Tucker's record, and.
Speaker 5: Well, well not he would have. The preseason doesn't really count.
Speaker 3: The preseason doesn't count. But had that one, had it
Speaker 3: had not been a delay of game penalty, that would
Speaker 3: have matched the longest.
Speaker 5: And it was good from seventy where but was it
Speaker 5: good from seventy one?
Speaker 3: Well, I don't know, because cross they had They had
Speaker 3: Aubrey still out there to kick a seventy one yard
Speaker 3: after the penalty, and then they decided better of it,
Speaker 3: which I think was the wisest season because of the
Speaker 3: return guy.
Speaker 5: We don't want Auburn Alabama to play, say, initially, initially,
Speaker 5: I don't think I look at it like this.
Speaker 4: You don't want your kicker exerting himself consecutive, You don't.
Speaker 6: You just don't want It's like you know, you do
Speaker 6: polevall after a while, balls, you're not going to get
Speaker 6: anythgory that.
Speaker 3: But the only way Cleveland was going to get back
Speaker 3: in that game was if something crazy happened where they
Speaker 3: had a return of a seventy one yard field goal
Speaker 3: and now, all of a sudden, the twenty to three
Speaker 3: halftime lead has cut to twenty to ten and a
Speaker 3: two ball game.
Speaker 4: See I think if you have Mike tom or not
Speaker 4: that he could trip him up on the side.
Speaker 5: I think, I think if you're in a desperate situation,
Speaker 5: you go ahead and try it. Of course, but they weren't,
Speaker 5: and there was no sense making a mistake and letting
Speaker 5: them back in the game. And when they called time out,
Speaker 5: they put the return guy in the end zone. And
Speaker 5: then it was like, remember Robburn, Alabama, better.
Speaker 10: Not do well.
Speaker 6: One thing I can say, this is the kind of
Speaker 6: of game that you want to take on the road
Speaker 6: with you everywhere you go.
Speaker 4: You want this type of effort to.
Speaker 3: Travel and then you would be four and five on
Speaker 3: the road for the seconds.
Speaker 5: Ran the ball well enough, not great, but well enough
Speaker 5: that they had to respect it and ceedee. Lamb didn't
Speaker 5: looked like he missed all of training camp.
Speaker 3: He looked exactly the way I expected, right, And.
Speaker 5: They supplemented the running game with him. He had a
Speaker 5: that was a preer high twenty five yards of rushing
Speaker 5: and they used Brandon Cooks right, and we sound like.
Speaker 4: Were geniuses last year. This is the last week.
Speaker 5: This is on the touchdown. On the touchdown pass to Cooks.
Speaker 5: They lined up three to that side. Both Lamb and
Speaker 5: Cooks were in the slot and Lamb took some people
Speaker 5: with them with left man coverage with the safety and
Speaker 5: Dack threw the ball way before he broke and that's
Speaker 5: why he was so wide open.
Speaker 11: Uh so, yeah, they were expecting his hot to be
Speaker 11: the the two inside routes yes, run by the other
Speaker 11: two receivers, and instead the hot was thro deep because
Speaker 11: they flag the cooks and the safety was or of found.
Speaker 6: Which which is a connection that we failed on last
Speaker 6: year as well at the end, but not early.
Speaker 5: I'm telling you. Cooks was really good in training camp practices. Uh.
Speaker 5: They they had a great connection going.
Speaker 3: So archer, the archer is on target.
Speaker 5: That's right.
Speaker 3: That yeah, he's the that's the cher. Yeah yeah, all right,
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Speaker 3: the social media post of the morning. It is simply
Speaker 3: three words God is good with an exclamation point, and
Speaker 3: it's from Jake Ferguson.
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, that's a relief. Yeah, uh that the cowboys thought.
Speaker 5: The doctors thought it wasn't a torn a c L.
Speaker 5: But they said, as usual, to do the MRI and
Speaker 5: see for sure. But their initial prognosis was it wasn't that.
Speaker 5: There was some thought it might be a hyper extended knee.
Speaker 5: I guess it got reported as an MCL, which normally
Speaker 5: means two to four weeks somewhere in there. But they
Speaker 5: usually know when you tear your acl When they do
Speaker 5: the hand check, they can tell they're pretty good.
Speaker 4: You feel it, you can feel it.
Speaker 5: So I told you guys this morning, that's like when
Speaker 5: I tore my achilles. They immediately told me you tore
Speaker 5: your achilles, And I said, do we need an MRI?
Speaker 5: And the answer was, well, we'd be wasting our time
Speaker 5: and your money. So they know. So that's yeah, that's
Speaker 5: good news.
Speaker 4: But they still don't know how long it'll be.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but you don't know how long. So we'll see
Speaker 5: on that one.
Speaker 3: Oh, do you care to hear what Todd Archer tweeted
Speaker 3: about it? What did he say? Okay, well let me
Speaker 3: find it. I had it a second ago and now
Speaker 3: we're pulling it back up. And he said, Jake one
Speaker 3: hour ago. Jake Ferguson could still play Sunday against the
Speaker 3: Saints after being diagnosed with a bone bruise and a
Speaker 3: minor sprain of the medio collateral ligament in his left knee.
Speaker 3: According to a source.
Speaker 5: So the bone bruise is part of the hyper extension. Okay,
Speaker 5: that's what happens. So that is a player you do
Speaker 5: not want to lose, no at all at all. Why
Speaker 5: they almost had that passed down the scene too to him.
Speaker 3: The fender came off another guy and yeah, got in
Speaker 3: the way of that.
Speaker 4: Well that's why they're good.
Speaker 3: Second, that's right right, how about you catch by CD
Speaker 3: denzil on him? Pass?
Speaker 4: Yeah, pass too.
Speaker 3: Right there?
Speaker 5: You know, And that kind of set the tone for
Speaker 5: the game because if you remember that got him was
Speaker 5: a don a first down. I'm trying to remember it
Speaker 5: was on that touchdown try. It was second and ten
Speaker 5: at the forty uh And I think when when they
Speaker 5: got that, it was like, Okay.
Speaker 3: Here we go because what had happened previously. I bet
Speaker 3: you go back to the second play of the game. Oh,
Speaker 3: we're all this concern. I got this rookie left tackle.
Speaker 3: What's he gonna do with Miles Garrett? We got this
Speaker 3: rookie Cooper BB at the center. Hell in the world.
Speaker 3: The second play of the game is the future Hall
Speaker 3: of Famer down the sack. Yeah, who hadn't given up
Speaker 3: a second six years?
Speaker 5: You didn't see it, didn't like the number seventy turning
Speaker 5: his around and going, oh that's my guy.
Speaker 3: Oh, Dak, I say, poor Dak, he's rich. Dag hits
Speaker 3: it right in the face on the second play side
Speaker 3: of his contract.
Speaker 5: Oh my, welcome back to the NFL.
Speaker 4: But welcome back to reality. Uh huh, No, it could
Speaker 4: have been.
Speaker 6: You know that Cowboys would last year was always something
Speaker 6: dramatic going on. Well that was good drama. I mean
Speaker 6: they reacted to it. Well, it didn't overwhelm anyone. You know,
Speaker 6: it had nothing to do with the outcome of the game.
Speaker 6: There was nothing that a critic could hang his hat
Speaker 6: on and say that the Cowboys were distracted in any
Speaker 6: way by that.
Speaker 3: Well, here's the other thing about you know, you know,
Speaker 3: Dak did not have great stats, didn't need to have
Speaker 3: great stats, which is a testament to Dak in the
Speaker 3: maturity that he has as a quarterback in this league
Speaker 3: taking care of the football. And here's a great case
Speaker 3: in point as the other side of that coin. As
Speaker 3: Bill Parcells would say in the break, we were talking
Speaker 3: about the Chicago Bears coming back to beat the Tennessee Titan. Yes,
Speaker 3: and what a great comeback it was for the number
Speaker 3: one overall pick in the draft, Caleb Williams. He led
Speaker 3: the Bears. Do they come from behind when? Well, Caleb
Speaker 3: Williams was fourteen of twenty nine for ninety two yards. Now,
Speaker 3: he didn't throw an interception, but there's something to be
Speaker 3: said for that, to my point, Will Levis. On the
Speaker 3: other side, the Titans had a seventeen to three halftime
Speaker 3: lead and he did not take care of the football.
Speaker 3: Tyreek Stevenson had the go ahead interception return for a touchdown,
Speaker 3: a ball that should not have been thrown. Will Levis right,
Speaker 3: And there's a difference in Okay, just you're talking about
Speaker 3: Dak in pregame warm ups and so forth, just the
Speaker 3: way the Dak handles himself and everything. I mean, he
Speaker 3: is the rock of this team, right yeah. And I
Speaker 3: mean it's look at any if anyone is going to
Speaker 3: command that kind of salary or whatever, Dak is the
Speaker 3: one to have it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, first, halt and yeah.
Speaker 3: But even comparing him with other quarterbacks in the league,
Speaker 3: I mean, he's up there with just his turn right now,
Speaker 3: It'll be somebody else's turn come next sp for this.
Speaker 6: Team, right exactly, for the team, those two guys deserve
Speaker 6: the money, that's right.
Speaker 3: And look at the numbers.
Speaker 5: Look at the numbers. At the numbers at the end
Speaker 5: of the first half when they what they went up
Speaker 5: twenty to three, fourteen of twenty one for one fifty
Speaker 5: six uh and a touchdown one oh four point five
Speaker 5: quarterback rating, and CD had four catches for fifty eight yards,
Speaker 5: so and Cooks at that time had four catches for
Speaker 5: forty yards and a touchdown. So the difference between the
Speaker 5: first half and the second half.
Speaker 4: On the road, on the road against the number one
Speaker 4: defense guys.
Speaker 5: At the dog pole, they just smoke a lot of
Speaker 5: good weeds. They got a funny you would say that
Speaker 5: because in the press box kind of smell.
Speaker 6: Like that's that's the thing. You're gonna smell it. The
Speaker 6: defensive back one line up in the end zone. And
Speaker 6: that's what we did our onemost with Nick sab But
Speaker 6: you can smell it all the time.
Speaker 3: Ye turn around and you know the proximity to the
Speaker 3: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Well there wasn't.
Speaker 5: Even Yeah, they got they got a dog statue on
Speaker 5: the field. Now it's on wheels. Yeah, sort of like
Speaker 5: the Viking horn deal. Yeah, they got a dog.
Speaker 3: Now do you like the scene at that stadium? Been
Speaker 3: a while since you've been there.
Speaker 5: It's getting old, but yeah, it's but I mean they
Speaker 5: want a new one. But I think the cool thing
Speaker 5: is looking up there and seeing the names. You know,
Speaker 5: Jim Brown, Uh, it's it's it's it's pretty neat.
Speaker 4: So so Guiden and Garrett.
Speaker 5: Yes, yep, what do you think I thought? For a
Speaker 5: rookie playing his first game against against the NFL, don't
Speaker 5: forget player.
Speaker 3: And by the way, along those lines, with Miles Garrett,
Speaker 3: he's had six straight seasons to start his career with
Speaker 3: ten o more sacks every season. You know, the only
Speaker 3: player to have seven straight seasons to start his career
Speaker 3: with ten of more sacks in NFL Historygie White, Reggie White, Yeah,
Speaker 3: what do you say, Derek Thomas, Yeah, well that's another
Speaker 3: good choice. But Reggie White that that's the company Miles
Speaker 3: Garrett is keeping.
Speaker 5: And the only reason I knew that or guessed it
Speaker 5: was because Reggie and Michael Parsons are the only two
Speaker 5: guys in sacks. Became a official stat in eighty two.
Speaker 5: Uh to have three first three seasons in the NFL
Speaker 5: with at least thirteen sacks. So and he he only
Speaker 5: had one sack. He probably should have had two or
Speaker 5: three more had the batted pass that ended up being intercepted,
Speaker 5: and he was just giving them fits from all over, right, side,
Speaker 5: left side, middle side, they couldn't block them.
Speaker 4: I thought that we did things that well.
Speaker 6: The last year kind of taken us out of our
Speaker 6: comfort zone. I never thought we played that well on grass. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I think we. Iys thought we played.
Speaker 3: This is back with your weed talkers, that's.
Speaker 5: You know. And they were smart with Geyiton. They put
Speaker 5: a tight end over there. Sometimes they had the tight
Speaker 5: end blocking uh. And then a couple of times I
Speaker 5: saw a guard pull out to help, so they were.
Speaker 2: Well, you should nudget them, right, you should give him help.
Speaker 4: You should give anyone help, and.
Speaker 5: Think about and think about what they did offensively knowing
Speaker 5: that you know, okay, Garrett pretty tough. How many times
Speaker 5: you see Dak roll out? Right, They didn't let him
Speaker 5: just sit in the pocket, so you got them on
Speaker 5: motion and that helps the protection. So they they I
Speaker 5: thought they were really smart, unlike Cleveland Leavin Watson just
Speaker 5: sitting in there with two backups, although they've played in
Speaker 5: the league, but they were two backup offensive tackles and
Speaker 5: they let him sitting sitting duck in the middle of
Speaker 5: the pocket.
Speaker 6: They're gonna come back with like grades or something when
Speaker 6: they come back for Wednesday. Maybe what's that the coaches.
Speaker 6: Oh for the Cowboys, ye, I'd like to see what
Speaker 6: kind of grade they gave them.
Speaker 4: They got would get.
Speaker 5: I bet Bbe might have grated out better than getting.
Speaker 5: But I thought he I was watching. I thought I
Speaker 5: got to go back and watch it again. But he
Speaker 5: did a good job of staying in front of him.
Speaker 5: He got being around the edge that one time. But
Speaker 5: it's gonna happen. But yeah, I thought it wasn't noticed.
Speaker 5: It wasn't chas green, right right.
Speaker 3: And the key is being able to do it weekend
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Speaker 3: Trying to remember who Everson reminds me of on his reads.
Speaker 4: There not me, your grand nephews.
Speaker 5: Are you?
Speaker 3: Are you styling your reads after anybody in particular, like
Speaker 3: an actor or somebody Morgan Freeman or somebody.
Speaker 4: Oh please, I wisk I wouldn't be here. I'd be
Speaker 4: doing voices.
Speaker 3: All right, Mickey, you got lots and lots and lots
Speaker 3: on your legs.
Speaker 5: So we were talking about Marie Cooper kind of disappearing.
Speaker 5: Were you able to I know it's hard on TV
Speaker 5: to kind of concent right on Kaylen Carson and how
Speaker 5: he played.
Speaker 3: To me, they were trying to pick on him.
Speaker 5: They tried picking on him. He had two pass breakups,
Speaker 5: probably should have had an interception or two.
Speaker 6: Also, I saw kind of the way I tried to
Speaker 6: critique it last week. You just need to play smart,
Speaker 6: you know.
Speaker 4: He didn't.
Speaker 6: He was never out of position from what I could see,
Speaker 6: and he played within the realm of the defense. He
Speaker 6: didn't try to go off and be this shutdown corner.
Speaker 6: He simply played it looked just like he played in college.
Speaker 6: He kept the leverage on the wide receiver made sure
Speaker 6: he didn't get beat deep, and when he had a
Speaker 6: chance to jump it.
Speaker 5: He jumped that one up. He didn't get there, but
Speaker 5: he jumped it right. It was a good play.
Speaker 6: And that's what I was noticed about him in college,
Speaker 6: his ability to come out of the break.
Speaker 4: He's top notch.
Speaker 6: That can get you in trouble, of course, but the
Speaker 6: way the Cowboys defense was playing it allowed him to
Speaker 6: stay within himself and not have to gamble.
Speaker 4: So that's why he was. He was able to have
Speaker 4: the patience to make the place when he had a
Speaker 4: chance to.
Speaker 5: And they almost didn't even try digs too many times.
Speaker 6: Well, first of all, he never had time to try anyone. Really,
Speaker 6: you're right, I mean, that's what you have to look at.
Speaker 6: He immediately came out Deshaun Watson from under center. His
Speaker 6: footwork was already under duress. He never looked comfortable when
Speaker 6: he dropped back in the pocket. He seemed to be
Speaker 6: ready to run when that backfoot hit. He didn't seem
Speaker 6: like he was ready to throw. When the backfoot hit,
Speaker 6: he was ready to escape. When the backfoot hit, You're
Speaker 6: you're not even looking downfield.
Speaker 3: Okay, we got this as far as our offensive rookie
Speaker 3: offensive lineman. Lowest pressure rates allowed by rookie offensive lineman
Speaker 3: in Week one. This is from the thirty third team.
Speaker 5: What does that mean?
Speaker 3: That's a that's a reputable website. Okay, the thirty thirteen.
Speaker 4: Have you led Mickey determined.
Speaker 3: That I'd like they've got. I'll say this, I like
Speaker 3: the gms, the former gms that are on there on
Speaker 3: the thirty third team, and so that's why I say
Speaker 3: it's a reputable Okay. Cooper BB Dallas. The pressure rate
Speaker 3: zero percent, zero pressures, thirty six pass snaps. Uh. List
Speaker 3: of these are all rookies. There were two others, Zach Frasier,
Speaker 3: the Pittsburgh center zero percent, Tyler Goeitton the five point
Speaker 3: six percent two pressures in thirty six past snaps.
Speaker 5: Not bad so well, specially speaking considering.
Speaker 4: The opposition being on the UH on the left side
Speaker 4: and being in that position.
Speaker 5: Yeah, speaking of him getting rid of the ball, they're
Speaker 5: top three receivers running back, tight end, tight end. They
Speaker 5: had thirteen of his twenty four completions, so he was
Speaker 5: not having time to get the ball downfield to his
Speaker 5: his regular receivers. A lot of dump off stuff that
Speaker 5: he completed.
Speaker 3: Okay, overshelln what do you think?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 3: Wow, I love Overshell.
Speaker 4: Huh, that's major, that's major.
Speaker 5: I mean we can continue with that nine tack He
Speaker 5: matched fast Kendricks.
Speaker 4: Just the tackles.
Speaker 6: It's where they were being made right, and there's the
Speaker 6: outcome of it because they stopped a lot of drives.
Speaker 6: They put them in a lot of third and laws.
Speaker 3: Where he closes that that sack.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't think Watson even thought he was he
Speaker 5: could get there right. He's scrambling to his right and
Speaker 5: he's like shot out of a canon. What's like, where'd
Speaker 5: that guy come from?
Speaker 4: And he's using it to get off a block. You know,
Speaker 4: he's using his quickness to get off of blocks.
Speaker 3: So you said that Overshown was the nickel. He was
Speaker 3: linebacker and they were using Leo found Now the snap total.
Speaker 3: Overshown had forty four snaps on defense. Leo Foul had nine.
Speaker 5: Snaps and they were basically a nickel. Yeah the whole time,
Speaker 5: and they.
Speaker 3: Which is not going to be unusual when when the
Speaker 3: Cowboys are ahead by that much, the other team is
Speaker 3: usually going to be in nickel. And he got three
Speaker 3: wide receivers set.
Speaker 5: A lot more than basically got the start. Everybody was
Speaker 5: oh lea File's depth chart, he's listed as the starting linebacker.
Speaker 5: Well when they're playing three, yeah, but when they go
Speaker 5: to Nickel, Overshown was rotating in.
Speaker 3: And I like that too as far as using having
Speaker 3: sub packages for them to where they're they're involved. Okay,
Speaker 3: and you're playing to their strengths. But also you know,
Speaker 3: de mont Clark had twenty six snaps at linebacker and
Speaker 3: Nick Vigil got twenty five snaps.
Speaker 5: Four Vigil came in, I want to say it was
Speaker 5: the second half. He came in for two consecutive possessions
Speaker 5: when Kendricks was out, and we kind of called that
Speaker 5: Bill when we said, well, they may elevate him. Yeah, Vigil,
Speaker 5: I just like to have an experienced linebacker on the field.
Speaker 3: I didn't even notice him because I think he was
Speaker 3: in mainly in garbage time late in the game of
Speaker 3: what Micky's talking about, because Kendricks had fifty one snaps
Speaker 3: and they had seventy two snaps I think on offense.
Speaker 3: Micah had sixty nine snaps and yeah, they had seventy two.
Speaker 3: Cleveland had seventy two snaps on offense. Because the corner,
Speaker 3: Trayvon had seventy two, Hooker had seventy two, and Donovan
Speaker 3: Wilson in the secondary, but he.
Speaker 5: Had an assisted tackle and one special teams tackle. Vigil
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, yeah, So how many snaps did like Joseph
Speaker 5: and Phillips get Did you get that? Yeah?
Speaker 4: They had.
Speaker 3: Jordan Phillips had fifteen snaps and Lynville Joseph had thirteen snaps,
Speaker 3: So that tells you. Also, and Mozzi had twenty three snaps. Okay,
Speaker 3: DeMarcus Lawrence had fifty two. Osa had sixty one. And
Speaker 3: that's that's one thing that Zim. Looking back at Zimmer's history,
Speaker 3: he doesn't rote to like if he's got a mainstay
Speaker 3: like an OsO dig Azua in there, he'll leave him
Speaker 3: on the field. That's what he used to do back
Speaker 3: in the day when Lynbell Joseph was twenty five instead
Speaker 3: of thirty five or whatever in twenty eight instead of
Speaker 3: thirty five. He would get a lot more snaps than that.
Speaker 3: So he'll rotate as needed. But if he's got a horse,
Speaker 3: he'll he keeps him on the field.
Speaker 6: It really does seem to me that the safeties were
Speaker 6: favoring the whiteouts. I really thought they were favoring the whiteouts,
Speaker 6: and that because they had no pressure coming from the run,
Speaker 6: they didn't even try to run the ball as much
Speaker 6: as they should have. So those those safeties stayed back.
Speaker 6: You didn't really see them uh trying to come up
Speaker 6: and stop the run. We didn't need to have eight
Speaker 6: men in the box, and that that really gave us
Speaker 6: a lot of help in the back and that to me,
Speaker 6: I believe that's why we were so successful. And when
Speaker 6: when uh Deshaun is looking outside, you're seeing no one open.
Speaker 3: You know, we've seen that before, like in the season
Speaker 3: opener the Giants and where they would abandon the run
Speaker 3: early in the game.
Speaker 6: And that's what I was gonna say. Dan Quinn was
Speaker 6: a part of that. So I'm not gonna sit here
Speaker 6: and say, oh we had some we had some commander game.
Speaker 6: We had a commander game of a Giants game to
Speaker 6: where that defense that we vialified last year Buffalo and
Speaker 6: all of that they were balling. They had the same
Speaker 6: type of outcome. They had the same type of blowout.
Speaker 6: So I'm still gonna sit back in mind easy chair
Speaker 6: and chill for a minute.
Speaker 5: Well, they ran the ball nineteen times. They ended up
Speaker 5: with ninety three yards and it looks like, oh they
Speaker 5: almost averaged five yards to carry, but two of the
Speaker 5: runs were for twenty seven yards. So the majority of
Speaker 5: that they shut down that running game.
Speaker 4: And once again on the road, on the road.
Speaker 3: I'd like to point this out with help from someone
Speaker 3: with six Pro bowls. Oh lord, Cleveland played an even front,
Speaker 3: so the center was more of a helper because he
Speaker 3: had no one over him in ninety six percent of
Speaker 3: the time.
Speaker 5: Well, that's okay, it didn't help. He didn't help help.
Speaker 3: So when you get back to the pressure rate and
Speaker 3: none give it up, sacks whatever, you're not kind of
Speaker 3: one on one where you're not going to get charged
Speaker 3: with a sack. If let's keep that going, okay, all right,
Speaker 3: that does it for a victory? That was six time?
Speaker 6: Did Menking He's not working in the background at this trade.
Speaker 4: I'm going to call him out.
Speaker 5: All right and make sure everybody behaves themselves driving into.
Speaker 3: The game on Sunday. Yeah, yeah, that's right.
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Speaker 3: Let me and if you do score an eighty yard
Speaker 3: touchdown and they come from behind, victory, Yeah, all right.
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