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Speaker 3: players on a football field right now.
Speaker 4: And a beautiful, beautiful Thursday looking outside.
Speaker 2: Everyone.
Speaker 4: At the start, I was looking out seventy five degrees.
Speaker 3: About seventy five degrees? Is that what it is?
Speaker 4: Well, that's what it was. I think when practice.
Speaker 3: Rising, clicks rising, this seventy nine degrees right now and
Speaker 3: it is a bombing ninety seven for the high today.
Speaker 3: That cold front came through, and so they didn't need
Speaker 3: to change practice ago at eight o'clock in the morning.
Speaker 4: Or started the press conference at seven.
Speaker 3: And you were up right and early.
Speaker 4: I was, so, what time did you leave the house?
Speaker 4: I left the house at six thirty two.
Speaker 3: You beat the rush hour traffic did very good because
Speaker 3: seven you're good.
Speaker 2: You know what what.
Speaker 4: Occurred to me is my patients driving to work got
Speaker 4: ruined in training camp because I walked five minutes to
Speaker 4: work in Oxnard.
Speaker 3: Like from your room to the field.
Speaker 5: That's right.
Speaker 6: You can still have some traffic problems there. No, no,
Speaker 6: If it's a lot of people walking.
Speaker 4: No one's in my way. I forgot about the traffic,
Speaker 4: especially since school started.
Speaker 3: Speaking of training camp, I have. I am approaching today
Speaker 3: with a clear mind because I stayed late at work
Speaker 3: last night and I got my expense report done from
Speaker 3: two weeks in ox Star that's been hanging over my
Speaker 3: head for three weeks now. Yeah, and I'm sitting there, okay, Okay,
Speaker 3: I got to prepare for these preseason games. So I'm
Speaker 3: not going to do my cause I knew it was
Speaker 3: at least a four hour process when you're you.
Speaker 4: Know, and you should have stayed up last night because
Speaker 4: it was a full moon anyway.
Speaker 3: Well, and so I got working on it at work
Speaker 3: last night and I stayed there and got it done,
Speaker 3: and so it is really football season for me.
Speaker 4: So do you think the Cowboys got all their roster
Speaker 4: manipulations done?
Speaker 2: That's the question for you.
Speaker 4: No, No, I'm asking you guys, are you are you
Speaker 4: happy to think what they did?
Speaker 3: Oh, that's a different in question you asked.
Speaker 6: Well, if you asked if we're happy, then that's up
Speaker 6: to you as well, because if.
Speaker 3: Mickey ain't happy, and there still could be some jockeying
Speaker 3: for position, and there could be in some things. But
Speaker 3: why don't you explain what's going on with the practice
Speaker 3: squad right now? And then we actually need to get
Speaker 3: into the cuts themselves, right, explain what's happening with the CJ.
Speaker 3: Goodwins of the world in the practice.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so CJ. Goodwin they put on the practice squad. Uh,
Speaker 4: he's a vested veteran, so he didn't have to go
Speaker 4: through waivers, and they basically told him, look, don't go anywhere.
Speaker 4: We're going to pay you. We're putting you on the
Speaker 4: practice squad. We'll use the first three weeks you'll call
Speaker 4: be called up to play in the game as part
Speaker 4: of the forty eight.
Speaker 3: And you get your full salary if you get called
Speaker 3: up each week.
Speaker 4: Right exactly. And and then what they're kind of playing
Speaker 4: the odds that maybe somebody gets hurt and you can
Speaker 4: put him on after his three call ups, you can
Speaker 4: put him on the fifty three man roster, and this
Speaker 4: allows them to keep a younger guy that they didn't
Speaker 4: think would get through waivers. And having said that, the
Speaker 4: only guy they wanted to keep that didn't get through
Speaker 4: waivers was Isaiah Land. The Colts claimed them on their
Speaker 4: fifty three, so they didn't get the young kid through
Speaker 4: that they were grooming to be a linebacker slash pass
Speaker 4: rushing defensive end. So I think that was the one
Speaker 4: thing that they probably regretted, thought it was going to
Speaker 4: get was going to happen, but it certainly didn't. So
Speaker 4: now they had some other guys that I think they
Speaker 4: would have signed to the practice squad, but they chose
Speaker 4: to sign with other team practice squads. Wide receiver Dennis
Speaker 4: Houston signed to the Giants practice squad. Jabril Cox probably
Speaker 4: was looking around and going, all right, they're not thinking
Speaker 4: much of me. I'll try this in Washington and then
Speaker 4: will Greer. I think another guy was playing the odds
Speaker 4: because McCarthy had said the day before that they would
Speaker 4: be willing to sign him to the practice squad and
Speaker 4: have four quarterbacks, but he chose to sign with Cincinnati
Speaker 4: on the practice squad, and I think what he was
Speaker 4: looking at was at the time, Joe Burrow still wasn't practicing,
Speaker 4: but he did yesterday. But he did yesterday, and so
Speaker 4: other than that, the only other backup they had was
Speaker 4: Jake Browning.
Speaker 3: Oh, and that's the other part of it, is he's competing.
Speaker 3: Once he learns the system and you know, a month
Speaker 3: from now or whatever, then he could be the primary
Speaker 3: backup for je Zach.
Speaker 4: And if Burrow wasn't ready, Browning would have the star
Speaker 4: art and they would have to elevate.
Speaker 3: Him because they let Trevor Simeon go a guy with
Speaker 3: more experience. Yeah, so there was there was more of
Speaker 3: an opening at the end in Cincinnati than there was
Speaker 3: anywhere else.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there were, and there was no opening here, right,
Speaker 4: he was going to be just the practice squad unless
Speaker 4: there was multiple injuries. So, uh, those were the four
Speaker 4: guys I think they wanted back or would have brought
Speaker 4: back maybe, but.
Speaker 3: They could be in a situation in Cincinnati two depending
Speaker 3: on what they decide to do now, especially with Burrow's
Speaker 3: injury concern, where they may elevate Greer for the first
Speaker 3: three weeks of the season from the practice squad, so
Speaker 3: they have a third quarterback and actually, actually, no, that
Speaker 3: doesn't work.
Speaker 4: You can't do it.
Speaker 3: You can't. No, no, it doesn't have third quarterback rule
Speaker 3: doesn't work on fifty three. He's got to be on
Speaker 3: the fifty three.
Speaker 4: But still, if Burrow, you know, hadn't practice, say practices today.
Speaker 4: Now I'm assuming because it's Joe Burrow with three actuses
Speaker 4: next week, he's ready to start. But you know what
Speaker 4: if he's not, so I think he was looking, you know,
Speaker 4: financially at it and opportunity, uh, signing with Cincinnati.
Speaker 3: And so let's go back to cut day on Tuesday
Speaker 3: and what we were what was both of you's take on
Speaker 3: what happened? And and he surprises as far as that goes.
Speaker 6: Before spad goes, I got this. I have this surprise player.
Speaker 6: I don't think we've talked about him. Uh, he wants
Speaker 6: to break a generational curse. Cowboys safety Thomas Thomas good story.
Speaker 4: Well, he was on the practice squad last year.
Speaker 6: Okay, okay, Well he wanted to make the fifty three
Speaker 6: man roster.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and and he did a big safety. Yeah that
Speaker 4: is bigger than I remembered when I talked to him.
Speaker 4: In training camp, he's like six to one. I think
Speaker 4: they listed him at two fifteen. He looks heavier than that.
Speaker 4: I mean, this is a strong looking guy.
Speaker 6: He's a young to fifteen, yes, and I'm fifteen, and
Speaker 6: I don't like him.
Speaker 2: It's different to you.
Speaker 3: No, It's like when I when I interviewed Dak and
Speaker 3: I asked him before we interviewed and or sit down
Speaker 3: during training camp, he said he was at two hundred
Speaker 3: and twenty five pounds to twenty eight something like that, Like,
Speaker 3: how come you're two twenty eight? Looks different than me?
Speaker 2: A lot differ than that.
Speaker 4: Anyway, So, Wanye, they had him playing a lot of
Speaker 4: safety but also in the nickel defense, moving him up
Speaker 4: into like a linebacker spot.
Speaker 2: But did you know about his story? Did you know? Yeah?
Speaker 4: I didn't know the part about his dad burning down
Speaker 4: their house. Yeah it was. But he had played at
Speaker 4: Georgia Tech, played well, uh, and I saw that they
Speaker 4: were kind of using him some on returns. And so
Speaker 4: when I first this was the first couple of days
Speaker 4: of training camp, and I asked him, I said, so,
Speaker 4: did they use you at on returns at Georgia Tech?
Speaker 4: And he goes, oh, yeah, I said, were you good
Speaker 4: at it? He goes, go look at my tape, probably
Speaker 4: said video right, and I said, okay, we'll do So
Speaker 4: I went and looked. It was pretty impressive, right, He
Speaker 4: had a couple of returns for touchdowns. And so a
Speaker 4: guy that big and that fast. Uh So I told
Speaker 4: him yesterday, I, hey, I went and looked. You were right,
Speaker 4: so he I think.
Speaker 3: It was early in camp and you may have been
Speaker 3: with me talking with John Fossil about jan Ye and
Speaker 3: it was almost as if Fossil didn't want the case.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, yes.
Speaker 2: I guess that's why the story was lost though.
Speaker 3: You know, he was one of those that, okay, we
Speaker 3: got into the practice squad last year, and you could
Speaker 3: tell he was really excited about what he could do
Speaker 3: on special teams, that he could be a core special
Speaker 3: teams guy. And so he was hesitant at first to
Speaker 3: talk about him and then he in the course of
Speaker 3: the you know, he's such a fossil, so excited about that. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and so, and you know he was going to play
Speaker 3: in these preseason games. Word was going to get out
Speaker 3: on him, and sure enough, the first preseason game, first
Speaker 3: drive of the game, he picks off Trevor Lawrence, so
Speaker 3: the cats out of the back.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and a good, good guy and a willing special
Speaker 4: teams player too, by way. So yeah, the.
Speaker 3: Amazing thing about it is when and he talked about
Speaker 3: it the other day, uh is I mean you look
Speaker 3: at this safety group and there you talk about no
Speaker 3: room in the end, you know, and there doesn't appear
Speaker 3: to be any of them at the end there, but
Speaker 3: with their starting trio, but with him and Marquise Bell,
Speaker 3: they've got not only special teams value, but they can
Speaker 3: go play down in the box and subpackages too.
Speaker 4: So when I talked to Dan Quinn the other day,
Speaker 4: I said, little Thinn at linebacker, you only got four
Speaker 4: on the team. I said, what happens if Vandersch or
Speaker 4: Dimont Clark get hurt? And he goes, well, we'll play
Speaker 4: Parsons more at linebacker.
Speaker 2: We talked about this, right, yeah.
Speaker 4: And he said also that that was the plan anyway,
Speaker 4: even though he did a lot of pass rush stuff
Speaker 4: in training camp, they were thinking of using him more
Speaker 4: at linebacker. And he said, and then we got our
Speaker 4: couple of big safeties that can help us at linebacker.
Speaker 2: And we talked about that too, So he confirmed.
Speaker 4: What we talked about on Tuesday, which is to say.
Speaker 3: That if there was an injury that was multiple weeks, right,
Speaker 3: there are there are veteran inside linebackers out there that
Speaker 3: they could go.
Speaker 4: Right exactly, And Harper actually played pretty well in that
Speaker 4: last preseason game. Now they kept him for special teams purposes,
Speaker 4: but you know he did all right. So anyway, Yeah,
Speaker 4: so with only four there, it was like, oh, that's
Speaker 4: pretty iffy because you usually want to keep six linebackers,
Speaker 4: but I didn't think they had six to keep on
Speaker 4: what they had. Now okay, because they gave up on
Speaker 4: Jamirol Cox.
Speaker 3: Yes, okay, we need to get to the cornerback.
Speaker 4: Yes, let go.
Speaker 3: But first off, Hunter Lipke made the team.
Speaker 4: Yes he did.
Speaker 3: And when we convened on Friday, someone in the room said,
Speaker 3: my pick to click was Hunter Lipkey of that game.
Speaker 3: When I said that, when I said that, when I
Speaker 3: said that, I didn't think he would click to the
Speaker 3: point that he would make the fifty three. No, I'm
Speaker 3: in that game because there wouldn't be anybody that was
Speaker 3: on the fifty three man roster basically playing in that game.
Speaker 3: And he goes into that game and he makes the
Speaker 3: fifty three out of coming out of that game.
Speaker 4: You know, and we talked about it. I think they
Speaker 4: finally brought it up in the press conference today about
Speaker 4: how Mike McCarthy used John kun as a full back,
Speaker 4: one back, special teams guy the Pro Bowl. Yeah, and
Speaker 4: he burned the Cowboys pretty badly too in one game.
Speaker 4: That he likes the fullback and so this kid was
Speaker 4: versatile enough and he showed it in the game that
Speaker 4: they said, all right, not only can they use him
Speaker 4: as a lead blocker, a one back, a guy that
Speaker 4: can catch the ball, but I'll guarantee you he'll be
Speaker 4: a very willing special teams guy too. So yeah, and
Speaker 4: he's got his teammate here for one year they were
Speaker 4: together North Dakota State game.
Speaker 2: L Right, never mind.
Speaker 4: So I mean if you look at the fifty three
Speaker 4: as they as they did it and then made the adjustments,
Speaker 4: uh yesterday, I mean, there really wasn't a surprise.
Speaker 3: And then well, seany Ekewen, we sat here on Tuesday
Speaker 3: and said, well you started going down the tight ends.
Speaker 3: You keeping four tight ends. You're keeping four tight and
Speaker 3: McEwen is on the practice squad, right, and but to
Speaker 3: the point of lipkey, he can do some of those
Speaker 3: things that they were using McEwen as in the backfield,
Speaker 3: or he can be trained to do that as a
Speaker 3: lead blocker h BAC type in the backfield too. But
Speaker 3: McEwen is here to stay for the season. He's just
Speaker 3: on the practice squad.
Speaker 4: And maybe at some point last year or the year
Speaker 4: before he was on the practice was he was he yeah,
Speaker 4: I think so here's and then they elevated him a
Speaker 4: couple of times.
Speaker 3: There are so many tight ends that are like McEwan,
Speaker 3: like others that are out on the street as free
Speaker 3: agents right now that are going to get signed a
Speaker 3: week from now or whatever.
Speaker 2: You may sound so bad, No, I'm just saying that.
Speaker 3: No, I'm saying. I'm saying that you have the ability
Speaker 3: to get him to the practice squad because there are
Speaker 3: a whole bunch of options out there, and coaches like
Speaker 3: coaching the guys they've been coaching for the last six months.
Speaker 3: And so it was a good play I think by
Speaker 3: the Cowboys that he wasn't going to get picked up
Speaker 3: because there's an abundance of tight ends out there, so
Speaker 3: if he did get picked up, you can find another one.
Speaker 4: He started last season on the practice squad and then
Speaker 4: they activated him October twenty ninth, So they're kind of
Speaker 4: doing the same thing this year, and the same thing
Speaker 4: with sort of the deal with C. J. Goodwin. You're thinking, Okay,
Speaker 4: these guys are with us. We're telling them you're with us,
Speaker 4: don't go anywhere, and then at some point somebody gets
Speaker 4: hurt and you have an opening on the practice squad.
Speaker 4: I was somewhat surprised, and I'm going to leave this
Speaker 4: to Bill by the way, that they got something for
Speaker 4: Kelvin Joseph.
Speaker 2: My guy, man, I'm going to miss him.
Speaker 3: Why are you get giving it to me?
Speaker 4: Because you're going to say Noah's last name operly big benogany, Yes,
Speaker 4: and I got it right here.
Speaker 3: It's actually it's actually it rolls off the tongue very
Speaker 3: big bananga.
Speaker 4: Yeah, banogay.
Speaker 3: So what do you think of that? And it'd not
Speaker 3: benogahy uh any. That first round he was a first round.
Speaker 3: He was a first round twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: And he doesn't have a CD out and he's good.
Speaker 4: Yes, and he's out of Miami because that's where Joseph
Speaker 4: was going to do his wraps in Miami.
Speaker 2: Okay, that one.
Speaker 4: So when I answered the question on I think twitter
Speaker 4: X or whatever you want to call it. And I
Speaker 4: said it was trading a bag of peanuts for a
Speaker 4: bag of walnuts.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I saw that. That was that was pretty funny,
Speaker 2: pretty good. So is the guy any good?
Speaker 4: Then they didn't want him, well, they wanted to get
Speaker 4: something for it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, they didn't just release it.
Speaker 4: I mean it's like San Francisco that didn't want he
Speaker 4: was going to be more than the third quarterback, and
Speaker 4: so it's like, oh, maybe we can get something for him.
Speaker 2: So they just gave up on my boy.
Speaker 7: Huh yeah, all that talent, all that, and I'll tell
Speaker 7: you what, just watching him out there, Boy, he throws
Speaker 7: a pretty pass and he's got it.
Speaker 4: Not only Trey Lance.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, I thought we were still talking about corner.
Speaker 2: Okay, I was.
Speaker 4: No, you said, and they got something for him? Yeah,
Speaker 4: I thought you meant trade San Francisco. I was on
Speaker 4: the wrong way.
Speaker 3: Like Bogay is throwing pass, they got.
Speaker 4: Something for He's here already too, by the way. Uh no,
Speaker 4: Trey Lance. So I got to chat with him yesterday
Speaker 4: in the locker room, and uh, it seems like I.
Speaker 3: Got an idea.
Speaker 4: Real I got an idea. Take a break and talk
Speaker 4: about try.
Speaker 3: We're good to talk, and I got something to add
Speaker 3: on Noah Igbogany too, Okay, okay, and Mickey is going
Speaker 3: to say the name Noahgaty.
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Speaker 3: The official official official. Now, who did the Cowboys strade for? No,
Speaker 3: not Banoga mee.
Speaker 4: It's banogaee.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, just call him Noah.
Speaker 4: That's what I'm digg. I'm doing you.
Speaker 2: That's another one there.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 3: And by the way, sounds like he is a high
Speaker 3: character guy and he's more of an outside corner than
Speaker 3: a slut, which is.
Speaker 4: What they were looking for because they figured they had
Speaker 4: enough guys in the oh.
Speaker 3: That was the other significant thing that happened is that
Speaker 3: Jordan Lewis got activated from He did not starting the
Speaker 3: season on pup. So he is on the fifty three
Speaker 3: and we'll see if he's ready to go a week
Speaker 3: from Sunday against the Giants.
Speaker 2: Has you been looking at his progress at all?
Speaker 4: Well, he's out there this practice these last two days. Yesterday,
Speaker 4: they weren't in pads today. They are.
Speaker 3: Explain that about nashun Wright as well. He went on
Speaker 3: ir after he was on the fifty three, right so
Speaker 3: it's a with well, let's go, and Matt will let's go,
Speaker 3: and so they can return in four weeks from now.
Speaker 4: But by leaving Joseph Lewis on the fifty three, even
Speaker 4: if he's not ready to play, they're betting on he's
Speaker 4: ready to play sooner than the four weeks he would
Speaker 4: have to spend on IR. And when you're on IR,
Speaker 4: you can't practice with the team, can't be out there
Speaker 4: other than to do rehab. Really not supposed to be
Speaker 4: in meetings either.
Speaker 3: And the significant thing on it was they had to
Speaker 3: claim they had to put him on the fifty three
Speaker 3: because he did not participate in training camp. He was
Speaker 3: on PUP to start training camp, and so he could
Speaker 3: stay on PUP regular season PUP, which would keep him
Speaker 3: out the first month of the season. But they feel
Speaker 3: strong enough about his rehab that he's going to return
Speaker 3: sometime within the next month.
Speaker 4: He's running awfully well. The other guy they kept on
Speaker 4: the fifty three that's not practicing is Donovan Wilson. He's
Speaker 4: out there or doing his rehab.
Speaker 2: What's wrong with Dolan?
Speaker 4: It was a high hamstring string like almost right behind
Speaker 4: the knee where it attaches.
Speaker 2: First day high hamstring.
Speaker 4: That's there's a there's a word for the muscle there
Speaker 4: that I cannot pronounce.
Speaker 6: Well, that's I would think that high hamstring would be
Speaker 6: closer towards the the buttocks area as opposed to down
Speaker 6: by the knee.
Speaker 4: No, it's your hamstring, not your calf. I mean I
Speaker 4: said hamstring, yes, calf. Okay, okay, sorry, it was a
Speaker 4: high calf injury.
Speaker 2: I hate those. Oh god, Yeah, that's where the muscle is.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and uh so, I don't know if he's I'm
Speaker 4: thinking he's not practicing today. They would be hard pressed
Speaker 4: to say, Okay, you get to one padded practice next
Speaker 4: week and you're ready to play in the game on Sunday.
Speaker 3: And so that's the other part of keeping the extra
Speaker 3: safeties too. It's because Donovan Wilson. We don't know when
Speaker 3: he's coming back.
Speaker 4: But they did keep you know, they kept Eric Scott,
Speaker 4: the young This is still a young roster if you
Speaker 4: look at it. They kept all eight draft choices, at
Speaker 4: least initially. We'll see where it goes from here.
Speaker 6: Well, my pick to click was Bohannah. It was Bohanna
Speaker 6: on the list.
Speaker 2: Let me see.
Speaker 4: No, he got cut and I didn't see anybody claim
Speaker 4: him or sign them to a All.
Speaker 3: Right, tell me about Trey Lance. You wanted to talk about,
Speaker 3: Oh Trey Lance. Yes, uh so got a chance to
Speaker 3: just kind of talk casually with him yesterday. It seems
Speaker 3: like a really upstanding guy, good personality. When he did
Speaker 3: his interview the other day, he looked people in the eye,
Speaker 3: and he seems to just have a very good, healthy
Speaker 3: outlook on things. And he knew about the history of
Speaker 3: the team. He knew about, you know, McCarthy with quarterbacks,
Speaker 3: and I was impressed with that part.
Speaker 4: And the other thing I was impressed with if you
Speaker 4: go back and read what took place in San Francisco
Speaker 4: after they traded him. Everybody couldn't say enough about him,
Speaker 4: how he handled the entire situation, from the head coach
Speaker 4: to the general manager to Kittle the tight end, and
Speaker 4: even Garoppolo had really good things to say about him,
Speaker 4: and basically said, the guy just needs an opportunity he
Speaker 4: can play. So I was really impressed with him. You
Speaker 4: know what, He's sort of built like Dak. You know,
Speaker 4: Dak's got some thick legs, same thing. He's a little taller,
Speaker 4: and boy does he have an arm now, and I
Speaker 4: don't mean just throwing the ball. He's got a huge arm, right,
Speaker 4: so you know, we'll see how it turns out. But
Speaker 4: first impressions pretty good, at least from my stampoint.
Speaker 5: I'll tell you what.
Speaker 3: Let's take a break and let's come back in just
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Speaker 3: And welcome back to Mick Shotts, Bill Jones, Mickey Spagnola,
Speaker 3: and Everson Walls. And the Cowboys have just announced this
Speaker 3: former Cowboys executive Gil Brandt passed away at the age
Speaker 3: of ninety one this morning, one year as Nick Harris
Speaker 3: I'm reading from Nick Harris's story on dallascowboys dot com. Gil,
Speaker 3: as you all know, served as the vice president of
Speaker 3: player Personnel for the Cowboys from nineteen sixty to nineteen
Speaker 3: eighty eight. After graduating from University of Wisconsin. Brandt first
Speaker 3: broke into scouting, working part time for the Rams nineteen
Speaker 3: fifty eight full first full time opportunity with the forty
Speaker 3: nine Ers before making the move to Dallas take a
Speaker 3: job as the chief talent scout with the Cowboys. Twenty
Speaker 3: eight years with the Cowboys made an impact on scouting
Speaker 3: still felt in the game today. Credited for the introduction
Speaker 3: of computers and scouting and evaluation, along with the drafting
Speaker 3: of players such as Roger Staubach Herschel. Walker also credited
Speaker 3: for the undrafted pickups of Drew Pearson, Cliff Harris, and
Speaker 3: Everson Walls. Jerry Jones on the passing of Gil Brandt.
Speaker 3: We are so deeply saddened by the passing of Gil Brandt,
Speaker 3: a true icon and pioneer of our sport. Gil was
Speaker 3: at the very core of the early success of the
Speaker 3: Dallas Cowboys and continued to serve as a great ambassador
Speaker 3: for the organization for decades. Beyond that, His contribution cemented
Speaker 3: his spot in the Ring of Honor. He was my
Speaker 3: friend and a mentor, not only to me, but to
Speaker 3: countless executives, coaches, players and broadcasters across the National Football League,
Speaker 3: which rightfully earned him a spot in the Pro Football
Speaker 3: Hall of Fame, where his legacy will be celebrated forever.
Speaker 2: He was an.
Speaker 3: Innovator and set the standard for excellence and player acquisition,
Speaker 3: from the creation of the NFL Combine to revolutionizing the
Speaker 3: NFL Draft. Gil finished his over six decade NFL career
Speaker 3: with an eye towards the future of the league and
Speaker 3: teaching fans about the sport he loved. As a radio broadcaster,
Speaker 3: Gil was as good a story teller as he gets,
Speaker 3: with memory as sharp as attack. His dedication to and
Speaker 3: passion for this game left a lasting impact on generations
Speaker 3: of Hall of Fame players and coaches. There are very
Speaker 3: few people that have been able to have the kind
Speaker 3: of generational impact that he did. Gil was as dedicated
Speaker 3: to growing this league in sport as anyone ever was,
Speaker 3: and we are all grateful and better for it. Our
Speaker 3: hearts go out to Gil's wife, Sarah, his son Hunter
Speaker 3: and ol of Gill's family and friends, and one of
Speaker 3: those guys he discovered ever since Walla.
Speaker 6: That's right, man, I just talked with just texted Doug Williams.
Speaker 6: He had no idea because Gil was on the Black
Speaker 6: College Hall of Fame board and so I saw him
Speaker 6: every year in Atlanta when we give out the awards
Speaker 6: for Black College Hall of Fame. So yeah, he was
Speaker 6: always still connected to the HBCUs. I used to tease
Speaker 6: him all the time and tell him we were just
Speaker 6: like cheap labor for him. So he always let me
Speaker 6: uh uh unleash on his radio show whenever he had
Speaker 6: me on, and uh, he was always a good sport
Speaker 6: about it. So now Gil, he will be missed. I
Speaker 6: just texted uh, Dennis Thurmann, Dexter Clinkscale, Michael Downs, and
Speaker 6: Bill Bates as well to let them know. And of
Speaker 6: course Dexter clink Scale got back with me said he
Speaker 6: was devastated as well.
Speaker 2: So yeah, he will be missed.
Speaker 6: And uh, you know he was in the end, he
Speaker 6: was trying to do the best he could, you know,
Speaker 6: to make sure the HBCUs were recognized throughout the NFL.
Speaker 3: By the way, Everson, the media is here this morning
Speaker 3: because the locker room is open, I think you should
Speaker 3: make your way over there. I think it would be
Speaker 3: great for everyone to hear Everson talk about Gil.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and gil uh protected the Cowboys money like it
Speaker 4: was his own. Yeah, if you talk to anybody that
Speaker 4: had to negotiate a kind with him, right, he was tough.
Speaker 4: But we had gotten word early in training camp that
Speaker 4: he was in bad shape. He was struggling. He had
Speaker 4: kind of gone down this last year to the point
Speaker 4: where he was not returning phone calls or he wasn't
Speaker 4: doing any more interviews. So you knew it had to
Speaker 4: be bad if Gil Brandt didn't want to talk, right,
Speaker 4: because that was you know, him and Larry Lacewell, two
Speaker 4: peas in a pot about talking and telling stories. And yeah,
Speaker 4: he was.
Speaker 3: He always wanted to help other people too.
Speaker 4: And he did he did. You know, I can tell
Speaker 4: the first time I ever had an interaction with Gil
Speaker 4: It would have been the early eighties when I was
Speaker 4: working in Jackson, Mississippi, and I just out of the
Speaker 4: blue said I need to talk to this gil Brant.
Speaker 4: And I called him right, left a message and was like, oh, well,
Speaker 4: it's the Cowboys, right by god. He called me back.
Speaker 4: I've forgotten what the question was or what the story was.
Speaker 4: It was something about the draft and he called back
Speaker 4: and gave me the time of day and I was like, okay,
Speaker 4: and then when you get here, you better if you
Speaker 4: ask him a question, you better carve out ten or
Speaker 4: fifteen minutes because it'll turn into another story. Right, But
Speaker 4: he was you know, here's the hard part. Now, the
Speaker 4: people that know this organization from the sixties and it
Speaker 4: really into the seventies, they're no longer with us, right.
Speaker 4: The three guys that did the deal with Tom Texts
Speaker 4: and Gil, now Gil passed away. Really the only guy
Speaker 4: to go to for historical questions is Joe Bailey, who
Speaker 4: was Texas right hand man as a vice president. And
Speaker 4: he's still sharp. And I forgot which documentary that just
Speaker 4: Deep Blue that just showed, you know, he answered a
Speaker 4: bunch of questions on I think it was probably Chuck Holly.
Speaker 4: But we're losing people that have the knowledge of the
Speaker 4: beginning of this franchise, you know.
Speaker 2: Now you've got to go to some of the players.
Speaker 6: I mean, you got Roger Right and Drew Pearson, you know,
Speaker 6: guys like that who were really there doing that.
Speaker 4: Drew still pretty sharp, yeah, but some of the other
Speaker 4: guys are kind of you know, I mean, Chuck Holly
Speaker 4: was a prime example. You know, wasn't healthy enough to
Speaker 4: attend the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Bob still pretty sharp. Yeah,
Speaker 4: but yeah, it's a it's a real shame.
Speaker 3: And the other thing with Gil and as Jerry alluded
Speaker 3: to in his statement there, I mean active. He was
Speaker 3: when most people have long past, long past retirement age,
Speaker 3: you know, all the way to ninety years.
Speaker 4: Old, for ten years doing stuff with NFL radio and uh.
Speaker 4: And he was even lighting so involved in.
Speaker 3: The draft, in the whole the draft process and inviting players,
Speaker 3: uh to whether it was in New York or one
Speaker 3: of the cities, you know.
Speaker 2: It was all a part of it.
Speaker 6: You remember he was in the mountains somewhere and they
Speaker 6: got a shot at No.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he was on some fishing trips.
Speaker 2: He and his wife were driving together.
Speaker 4: That's right, the sniper, Yeah, shooting the people on the
Speaker 4: road randomly.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Didn't have anything against Gil.
Speaker 2: No, nothing.
Speaker 3: So ever since tell us when you first met Gil
Speaker 3: and when we're uh back in the.
Speaker 6: I'm in my first conversation. Yeah, uh, but I believe
Speaker 6: it was I can't remember if it was wounded or
Speaker 6: if it was Jeff Opeugh sent him down, you know,
Speaker 6: because it's just gonna be a free agent contract at Grambling.
Speaker 6: I was undrafted. They I knew I wasn't going to
Speaker 6: get drafted. After the first round the first day was done,
Speaker 6: and uh, they offered me fifteen hundred dollars signing bonus.
Speaker 6: I'm like, okay, if I'm getting this crappy contract here,
Speaker 6: I was good. Think it was thirty two to five
Speaker 6: or something for the for the year and fifteen hundred
Speaker 6: dous signing balls. I said, look, I want more signing bonus.
Speaker 6: So he puts Gill on the phone, and Gil's just
Speaker 6: Stonewall and I got used to that. That was a
Speaker 6: conversation that that went on. Okay, that went off for
Speaker 6: thirteen That.
Speaker 3: Was nineteen eighty one. Yeah, okay, and that's when I
Speaker 3: started in my business.
Speaker 2: That was the spring of.
Speaker 3: So your pay in nineteen eighty one was thirty two
Speaker 3: five two five. You know, my pay was twelve thousand
Speaker 3: dollars a year.
Speaker 5: I had to work.
Speaker 3: I had to work eight hours of overtime to get
Speaker 3: to a per week. To get to twelve thousand dollars,
Speaker 3: got five dollars and two cents an hour.
Speaker 2: We had to move out though, right, you had to
Speaker 2: move out to Lubbook. I actually had the luxury of
Speaker 2: staying with my mom.
Speaker 4: Oh there you go. Yeah, I game, but look at
Speaker 4: the difference.
Speaker 3: Here was the lowest possible paying job for a college
Speaker 3: graduate was my job, right, okay? And you as an
Speaker 3: NFL player, we're making only twenty thousand dollars more.
Speaker 4: Now, Gus, and that.
Speaker 2: Was what I did. You said you sucked.
Speaker 4: That's signing bonus verus three times more than what Drew
Speaker 4: Pearson got.
Speaker 2: That's true.
Speaker 4: His was five hundred.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he said he spent his all on the party
Speaker 2: that night.
Speaker 4: No, here's what he did. He tells the story about
Speaker 4: that gave him five hundred dollars and he goes, and
Speaker 4: I had just enough gas to get to the hotel
Speaker 4: to sign the contract, and so I needed gas and
Speaker 4: decided that we were going to have a party at
Speaker 4: the dorm. Right. So when he got home, he had
Speaker 4: just gotten married, and his wife goes, how much did
Speaker 4: you get to sign? And he goes, two hundred and fifty.
Speaker 4: He's and I can't tell you how many guys told
Speaker 4: the story about the first. I think it might have
Speaker 4: been Walt Garrison, uh talking about Gil, you know, giving
Speaker 4: him a signing bonus, and he said, yeah, and it
Speaker 4: was so small, and he goes, and what Gil would
Speaker 4: do is he would pull all this cash out of
Speaker 4: his pocket. He goes, but they were all ones. So
Speaker 4: he acted like he had this big roll of money, right,
Speaker 4: and he okay, here, here's your signing bonus. Right, But
Speaker 4: there are so many guilds.
Speaker 6: He was known for being a hard ass. Yes, you know,
Speaker 6: and then to disrespect his legacy. He was known for
Speaker 6: being a hard ass.
Speaker 4: He would blame it on text too. All the time,
Speaker 4: everybody passed the buck.
Speaker 6: Those those three, yeah, they passed the buck all the
Speaker 6: time between each other.
Speaker 4: Danny White. Danny White tells the story about you know,
Speaker 4: when he first got here, for those first four years,
Speaker 4: he was the punter, and so when he ended up
Speaker 4: getting the quarterback job after Roger retired in eighty, he
Speaker 4: was still punning. And so in eighty one, uh, he
Speaker 4: went to Gil and said, hey, you know, I'm kind
Speaker 4: of doing two things here. He goes, don't you think
Speaker 4: I deserve a raise? And Gil said, well, you know,
Speaker 4: we'll see, and he goes, and you're probably not punting
Speaker 4: this year. Well he punted that year.
Speaker 5: He did.
Speaker 4: So they went through the same thing the next year,
Speaker 4: and uh, Gil tells him, well, I think that's a
Speaker 4: good point. Go talk to Tom about it. So he
Speaker 4: went to talk to Tom about it, saying I'm doing
Speaker 4: this and this and you know, and I am the quarterback.
Speaker 4: And Tom goes, well, Danny, he goes, you know, in
Speaker 4: my day, the more you can do to help a
Speaker 4: team win, the better off. We're all out, and Danny
Speaker 4: goes I had no answer.
Speaker 2: But they were. They were. They were my introduction to
Speaker 2: corporate may.
Speaker 4: Did you know of him before? Of course the draft?
Speaker 4: Like of course I knew who he was.
Speaker 6: I was still mad a I don't forget getting rid
Speaker 6: of at that time, they just got rid of Rayfield, right.
Speaker 6: I knew all about the organization, so I knew what
Speaker 6: was going on, and I was very upset about that.
Speaker 2: At the time.
Speaker 6: When I was at Grambling, I thought I was going
Speaker 6: to be a good football player. I thought I could
Speaker 6: probably make it to the next level. So yeah, I
Speaker 6: knew all about the organization itself. By the way, Dennis
Speaker 6: Derman of Thrman Steves just just sent the rip GB
Speaker 6: exclamation point with prayer hands. So everybody you know sending
Speaker 6: it in their condolences. But now Gil Brandt, everybody knows it.
Speaker 6: I remember recently, I think, well within the last ten
Speaker 6: to fifteen years, talk with Charlie Waters about Gil Brandt
Speaker 6: and they had done an interview together, Charlie and Gil,
Speaker 6: and you know, Charlie's Charlie is very intense to this day,
Speaker 6: still very intense. And you know Gil kind of makes
Speaker 6: light of the little tricks and stuff that he used
Speaker 6: to do back in the day. Well Charlie was not
Speaker 6: happy about that. So Charlie's like, he's getting pissed off
Speaker 6: on the interview itself, you know. I mean this is
Speaker 6: like around fifteen years ago. So yeah, Gil he left
Speaker 6: some you know, he left some marks. He left some
Speaker 6: stains on some people, I say, some tire tracks all
Speaker 6: some people as he kind of rolled over us during
Speaker 6: the negotiations.
Speaker 3: You know, Charlie Waters is a good example though, of
Speaker 3: a guy Gil. He could see the ability even if
Speaker 3: you played a different position or if you played a
Speaker 3: different sport now it might be able to translate to
Speaker 3: the NFL. And Charlie Waters, who quarterback, was a quarterback
Speaker 3: at Clemson, and we all think of we linked Charlie
Speaker 3: and Cliff together. Well, Cliff, of course was an undrafted
Speaker 3: guy out of Washington Baptist when Charlie was a third
Speaker 3: round draft pick out of Clemson in nineteen seventy sixty
Speaker 3: six pick in the draft, but he played. He converted
Speaker 3: over to safety.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, right, well you know the you know what
Speaker 4: happened with him his rookie year. Uh, it was cut
Speaker 4: down day and Jim Myers at the time was the turk.
Speaker 4: He would tell people they got cut and he came in.
Speaker 2: Oh god, Jim as the worst person to have that job.
Speaker 4: And he came in and told Charlie, I'm sorry, Charlie,
Speaker 4: but you didn't make it, ye. And Charlie Waters was devastated, right,
Speaker 4: he what am I going to do the rest of
Speaker 4: my life? And he said. This went on for a
Speaker 4: couple of hours before he started packing his stuff up.
Speaker 4: And Myers comes back a couple hours later and he goes, uh, Charlie,
Speaker 4: we made a mistake. We didn't cut you.
Speaker 2: We made a mistake. We made a mistake.
Speaker 4: We didn't cut you. Charlie said something started cussing, like,
Speaker 4: oh do that to me, and Myers don't talk to
Speaker 4: me like that.
Speaker 2: He's Sergeant Carter.
Speaker 6: It's like sending Sergeant Carter from Gumble around to tell, and.
Speaker 4: I'm sure Gil had something to do with how they
Speaker 4: made the mistake of who they were cutting or whatever.
Speaker 3: To clarify on Waters, he was a quarterback to start
Speaker 3: his career at Clemson. Then he was an All Conference
Speaker 3: wide receiver and moved the defense.
Speaker 4: Actually know you got the.
Speaker 3: Basketball players from Cornell Green to Yeah, Preston Pearson was
Speaker 3: a college basketball player.
Speaker 6: So yeah, he definitely knew the athlete or Billy Joe Juprie,
Speaker 6: come on, they had He definitely knew.
Speaker 2: I have a feeling.
Speaker 3: And besides you HBC, you guys too, I got that.
Speaker 2: That's true.
Speaker 6: I gotta say, I still don't think he thought I
Speaker 6: was gonna make the team. I cannot see him being
Speaker 6: that that type of genius. And if he did think
Speaker 6: I was gonna make the team, I surely should have
Speaker 6: been paid more money to entice me to come since
Speaker 6: he knew so much.
Speaker 3: So we only we have I mean, we're out of
Speaker 3: time here.
Speaker 4: Let me tell one more story. It's a typical Guil
Speaker 4: thing because he always knows somebody right Leroy Jordan. Part
Speaker 4: of his signing bonus out of Alabama was he wanted
Speaker 4: this fancy kind of Cadillac car, something that he always wanted.
Speaker 4: And Gil goes, Okay, So instead of getting the car,
Speaker 4: he probably saved money and got it from somebody he
Speaker 4: knew here, and he was going to drive it to Tuscaloosa, Alabama,
Speaker 4: to deliver it to Leroy Jordan. And somewhere in the
Speaker 4: middle of Mississippi, he's driving at night and he hits
Speaker 4: a cow and totals the car basically right, and he
Speaker 4: was close enough to Mississippi State where he knew the
Speaker 4: head coach at the time or whatever, and they came
Speaker 4: and got him and put him up. And the next
Speaker 4: day the police came because the guy who owned the
Speaker 4: cows was going to charge him for manslaughtering the cow. Right,
Speaker 4: but because he knew the person at Mississippi State, they
Speaker 4: got him out of whatever trouble he was going to
Speaker 4: be in. He goes. But the worst part was I
Speaker 4: had to call Leroy and tell him about that car.
Speaker 4: We'll get it to you a little bit later. A
Speaker 4: little bit car cow killed the cow, and he drove
Speaker 4: it there himself. He didn't hire somebody to go do it.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: That's when he was young, right, That's when he was young.
Speaker 3: But you just think of the twenty years from nineteen
Speaker 3: sixty five to eighty five where the Cowboys were making
Speaker 3: the playoffs every year, and the impact that Gil Brandt had.
Speaker 4: On that and killing the draft because back in the day,
Speaker 4: the people in the NFL didn't think it was a
Speaker 4: big deal, the draft, Like they weren't prepared for it.
Speaker 4: He told me when he went into that first one
Speaker 4: in nineteen sixty one, he said that everybody walked in
Speaker 4: with their Street and Smith magazines because it was the
Speaker 4: college previews, right, so they were picking names out of there.
Speaker 4: No one was scouting anybody, right, And he goes in
Speaker 4: it with.
Speaker 3: The Street and Smith's magazine was like from the summer before.
Speaker 4: Yes, well, but the draft was in November, remember right,
Speaker 4: Oh wow? And uh and he said, and back then,
Speaker 4: you know, they didn't have like fault. Everybody wasn't hooked
Speaker 4: up to a phone, right, so when you drafted a guy,
Speaker 4: you had to go out in the hallway get on
Speaker 4: the payphone. And so you had to show up for
Speaker 4: the draft with your Street and Smith and rolls of
Speaker 4: quarters so you can get on the payphone and make
Speaker 4: phone calls. And that's how they got a hold of
Speaker 4: guys it's changed a little, Hesard.
Speaker 3: Well, we're out of time here, but there's so many
Speaker 3: that we.
Speaker 2: Can go on. I'm getting so many. I put it
Speaker 2: on my family.
Speaker 6: What's the app Yeah, everybody so surprised, major Cowboy fans in
Speaker 6: the family.
Speaker 2: Still.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what a legacy and what a guy.
Speaker 4: Uh and and the reason why he's in the Pro
Speaker 4: Football Hall of Fame because some of these stories that
Speaker 4: we're telling here, people are going to go in and say, oh,
Speaker 4: I remember this about that guy.
Speaker 3: Thank god he went in before he passed exactly.
Speaker 2: All Right.
Speaker 3: That does it for this edition of Mixed Shots. Have
Speaker 3: a great holiday weekend. We're back next week. It's a
Speaker 3: regular season schedule, right Mickey.
Speaker 4: Oh, we are on Labor Day on Monday, aren't we already?
Speaker 3: It's Labor Day is Monday?
Speaker 4: That's you're not doing Monday, I don't believe.
Speaker 5: So Tuesday we're back on.
Speaker 4: What the season starting, all right, gil Brett.
Speaker 3: It doesn't start till Wednesday forever since Cowboys Wednesday. All right,
Speaker 3: So that does it for this edition of Mixed Shots.
Speaker 3: Have a great weekend. We'll see you next week.
Speaker 2: All right. R Ip Gil Brandt and go Cowboys.
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