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Speaker 3: All right here it is. It's Monday, February tenth, two
Speaker 3: than twenty five. We have a couple of football players
Speaker 3: on the football field, and they really just won Yourrisily
Speaker 3: day here in Dallas. There's one player. I thought there
Speaker 3: were a couple out there. Maybe okay, the other guy
Speaker 3: was helping out. Oh okay, No, it was the second
Speaker 3: one out. Oh okay. We got a debate right right now.
Speaker 3: Well they better.
Speaker 4: Start doing so it's right, Well, that's might be the
Speaker 4: most positive thing you say to Dak. Prescott's out there
Speaker 4: doing that was.
Speaker 2: Dak.
Speaker 3: Okay, I didn't resistance, all right, very good behind the scenes.
Speaker 3: You don't get that anywhere else.
Speaker 5: So he chooses today.
Speaker 3: No, we chose today.
Speaker 4: He's been four times away.
Speaker 5: That good stuff there right now if I was home.
Speaker 3: So it's his helper guy, and we've got his helper.
Speaker 4: Guy, well, his assistant or whatever We've.
Speaker 3: Got a lot to get to here. Yes, there's so
Speaker 3: much to talk about. We get changes on the coaching staff,
Speaker 3: additions to the coaching staff. We got the combine coming
Speaker 3: up here in a couple of weeks. We got free
Speaker 3: agencies starting after that, we got the draft coming up.
Speaker 3: There's so much to talk about on this edition A
Speaker 3: mix shure.
Speaker 5: You're not doing all of that today.
Speaker 2: We're not doing I know, we're not doing all of
Speaker 2: that inclusion of the tournament?
Speaker 3: Yeah and uh yeah, yeah, who won the who won
Speaker 3: the tennis tournament?
Speaker 4: Sure of Paul Love?
Speaker 3: I believe you say it, Shop of olive, Shop of hollow,
Speaker 3: shop of olive, Lile Love writers.
Speaker 2: I was reading out what rude and and somebody else and.
Speaker 3: Why you were keeping up with the tennis too.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but they.
Speaker 4: Didn't all the Americans schedule, they didn't win.
Speaker 3: Uh huh yeah, all right, So what do you want
Speaker 3: to talk about? Super Bowl?
Speaker 5: Maybe?
Speaker 4: Oh you think? Did you watch it?
Speaker 5: I watched?
Speaker 3: Uh huh, yeah, I watched it. Watched it. Then it
Speaker 3: reminded me of the eighty five Bears.
Speaker 5: Yeah, pretty much. I didn't expect it. Did you expect that?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you expected you expected that no, No, I didn't
Speaker 2: need it. Matter of fact, I picked k C. I
Speaker 2: pick k C because I just thought, you know, Mahomes
Speaker 2: would do Mahomes things.
Speaker 4: Well, when you're kind of out, they're trying to play
Speaker 4: quarterback by yourself with nobody in front of you to
Speaker 4: protect you.
Speaker 5: You know what.
Speaker 3: Reminded me of the eighty five Bears, and it reminded
Speaker 3: me of the nineties Cowboys against the Bills. Well, just
Speaker 3: that defensive line and being able to put pressure on
Speaker 3: a quarterback with a four man rush. They didn't blitz
Speaker 3: the entire game. No, they didn't need to. That's right
Speaker 3: in case.
Speaker 5: He didn't try to run the pall of the entire game.
Speaker 5: Why would they do that? Why would Andy Reid?
Speaker 3: Especially when you know it was the professor.
Speaker 2: He's the man he built that build that Eagles team
Speaker 2: over there.
Speaker 3: You know what, as bad as it was going ten
Speaker 3: nothing in the second quarter, yeah, about ten minutes left
Speaker 3: in the second quarter, it's a ten nothing game. And
Speaker 3: the Chiefs had a horrible field position. Three times in
Speaker 3: the first half they snapped the start drives like inside
Speaker 3: their own ten yard and yet they felt like they
Speaker 3: had to keep pace point wise whatever, and so they
Speaker 3: didn't run the football. They didn't play it like the
Speaker 3: Giants did against the Cowboys in two thousand and seven
Speaker 3: in the first in the divisional playoff round, where you're
Speaker 3: just they can't they can't assume that mindset because they're
Speaker 3: the Chiefs. They're supposed to be able to score points
Speaker 3: at will. Were okay, that's right, And they needed this
Speaker 3: sense in that game that our way to win this game,
Speaker 3: it's got to be a punt is a good play.
Speaker 4: Well they had five of them in the first half.
Speaker 3: Well, but they needed a punt. They needed they needed
Speaker 3: two more punts instead of interceptions deepen their own end
Speaker 3: of the field. That's when the game ended.
Speaker 4: I mean, think about it this way. So it was
Speaker 4: twenty four nothing at halftime.
Speaker 3: And they needed to get to halftime thirteen nothing instead
Speaker 3: of twenty four to I think. And they get the
Speaker 3: ball first.
Speaker 4: In the one Philadelphia touchdown gets set up on a
Speaker 4: third and five play that was incomplete and they got
Speaker 4: a personal file right. There was one touchdown, another touchdown
Speaker 4: returned interception right, and another touchdown was an interception that
Speaker 4: they set up at the fourteen yard line. So really
Speaker 4: all they did on their own in that first half
Speaker 4: was they kicked a field.
Speaker 3: Goal at all they did. And what the Chiefs did defensively,
Speaker 3: they bottled up Barkley, which they had to do to
Speaker 3: win this game, okay, And it was basically the quarterback
Speaker 3: throwing fades down the right sideline was their offense.
Speaker 2: And they didn't need anything else because what you saw
Speaker 2: was a Chiefs defense that felt like they had to
Speaker 2: match a Philadelphia defense. And that Padelphia defense has controlled
Speaker 2: the entire season just masterfully. The way they've done it
Speaker 2: every game that we've seen for Philadelphia. If you don't grind,
Speaker 2: you can't grind with them. That's the way they play.
Speaker 2: They grind, they grind, they grind, and they just wear
Speaker 2: you out.
Speaker 5: And that's what they did with KC. Mahomes could feel it.
Speaker 2: You don't see Mahomes making those kind of plays consistently.
Speaker 2: He's made some mistakes doing some games, that's why they
Speaker 2: barely eked out a lot of games. But you don't
Speaker 2: see him doing that consistently, filling such horrible passes. And
Speaker 2: I have to say the front four for Philly is good,
Speaker 2: but that secondary is just as good.
Speaker 3: But and when you can rush only four, then you've
Speaker 3: got seven covering whatever they're sitting out in cover.
Speaker 2: And that doesn't automatically give you the advantage, especially against Mahomes. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but they have a second day that knows how to
Speaker 2: play zone. They're a smart secondary and they don't make mistakes.
Speaker 2: That's what this entire team is about. But we don't
Speaker 2: make mistakes.
Speaker 4: You're getting sacked six times, getting hit eleven times, and
Speaker 4: having six plays tackled for losses. Your offensive line wasn't
Speaker 4: worth diddley, and that's why they got beat the last
Speaker 4: time by Tampa Bay.
Speaker 5: That's all I saw. I saw. That's all I say.
Speaker 5: My home, that's all I saw.
Speaker 4: As good as you are if you're getting hit that
Speaker 4: many times. The one interception over the middle, he got
Speaker 4: hit and through sidear should have never thrown it. Just
Speaker 4: taking the sack.
Speaker 5: Is judgment is affected. I don't care.
Speaker 4: Who you are, because then you start ghosts.
Speaker 2: That's right, we talk about that, start seeing ghosts. I
Speaker 2: don't care who you are. Your judgment is.
Speaker 3: Affected, and it's and the Chiefs have some good players
Speaker 3: on their offensive line. In fact, they've got a Pro
Speaker 3: Bowl center in Creed Humphrey, who I think if you
Speaker 3: look at the tape he did not play a bad game.
Speaker 3: They've got a Pro Bowl right guard in Tray Smith,
Speaker 3: who's going to be probably in free agency this year.
Speaker 3: He is going to become the highest paid offensive guard
Speaker 3: in football history, right exactly now. Going into the game,
Speaker 3: he was going to be that, but he had to
Speaker 3: go up against Jalen Carter in this game right and
Speaker 3: the right tackle and the right tackle Jowan Taylor. He
Speaker 3: was not good when he was at Jacksonville. He was terrible,
Speaker 3: and they signed him to a huge contract because you
Speaker 3: can't find tackles in this league, and so they had
Speaker 3: to and then they have They're in the same boat
Speaker 3: the Cowboys are. As far as trying to replace Tyron Smith,
Speaker 3: they've been looking okay. They had Orlando Brown and they
Speaker 3: were able to win Super Bowl with Orlando Brown, but
Speaker 3: he leaves in free agency and they actually have Won Morris,
Speaker 3: who they drafted who played ahead of Tyler Geyton at Oklahoma,
Speaker 3: and he hasn't panned out at left tackle. They drafted
Speaker 3: a left tackle in the second round this year out
Speaker 3: a Byu who's he's too green. He can't do it.
Speaker 3: So they have to move one of the best guards
Speaker 3: in football all time Joe Toney, who's got four Super
Speaker 3: Bowl rings or maybe five. We're working on a six
Speaker 3: last night. They had to push him out to left
Speaker 3: tackle and out of position. It'd be like moving Zach
Speaker 3: Martin to left tackle.
Speaker 4: And then they had to play Callendo. I thought that
Speaker 4: was the guy that did the comedy stuff on Fire.
Speaker 5: Hey he's funny, by the way.
Speaker 3: I like him, think he's funny.
Speaker 4: I had to move him to left guard. So you
Speaker 4: had a guy you weakened the left guard position to
Speaker 4: take care of your weak left tackle and brawn in Caliendo.
Speaker 4: When I heard that call, I said, whoop.
Speaker 3: And so the Chiefs are in position here, just like
Speaker 3: they were coming out of that Super Bowl where they
Speaker 3: lost to Tom Braid, where they have to redo their
Speaker 3: entire offensive line basically because they're going to lose one
Speaker 3: of their best players, Tray Smith and free agency and
Speaker 3: you don't have tackles. And Tony's up there in age
Speaker 3: as well.
Speaker 4: So this made me think of this. I thought of Everson,
Speaker 4: you know, on the crawlers there at the bottom. I
Speaker 4: guess it was during postgame stuff. I was watching, and
Speaker 4: it's got everybody's mock draft, and I was always curious
Speaker 4: to see who they got the Cowboys at twelve. You know,
Speaker 4: one time it's gent, one time it's a defensive end,
Speaker 4: and then one time it was a guard, and I
Speaker 4: said a guard. And then I said, well, maybe the
Speaker 4: offensive line better be a priority. Just watching this because
Speaker 4: as I told you last week watching the Senior Bowl,
Speaker 4: watching the East West Shrine game, those poor guys that
Speaker 4: they don't have the top offensive lineman protecting those quarterbacks.
Speaker 4: And here it was in the game that Kansas City
Speaker 4: could not get hurts and they could not protect my
Speaker 4: homes and all off.
Speaker 2: It's all about the trenches. And that's no, that's nothing
Speaker 2: new now that Kansas City was able to do a
Speaker 2: lot without that offensive line because their defense was playing
Speaker 2: so well, but they really couldn't handle that type of
Speaker 2: skiing that Philadelphia is accustomed to having, and that is
Speaker 2: conservative football, no turnovers and whip those butts on that
Speaker 2: offensive line.
Speaker 4: I mean, what about you saw what you're having trouble protecting?
Speaker 4: What about a screen past? What about they didn't do it?
Speaker 5: They do one screen pass, I don't remember. I don't
Speaker 5: think they did.
Speaker 4: And they finally threw a smoke screen and it's worthy.
Speaker 3: And The thing is the Chiefs have been living off
Speaker 3: that stuff in all these one score games that they
Speaker 3: haven't been able to throw the ball downfield. They have
Speaker 3: compensated for the deficiencies they've had on their offensive line
Speaker 3: with their short passing game. But maybe it's because you
Speaker 3: have to go back and way of the film in
Speaker 3: some of the this. Because the Eagles are able to
Speaker 3: rush for then they were able to take away some
Speaker 3: of that stuff. The outlet on the ball.
Speaker 4: And it reminded me. And they didn't use this. Did you?
Speaker 4: Were you watching the pregame when they did the tribute
Speaker 4: to Jimmy.
Speaker 5: Yep, oh I missed it. Yeah, he was crying, man.
Speaker 3: He was about to crying.
Speaker 4: One thing, the one thing they didn't say, sometimes you're crying.
Speaker 3: There's no tears, right.
Speaker 4: One thing they didn't point out about him. His best
Speaker 4: quality as a head coach was his self scout. He
Speaker 4: understood what his team was able to do and what
Speaker 4: it wasn't able to do. And you don't fool yourself,
Speaker 4: like fool yourself that this offensive line is going to
Speaker 4: take on those guys.
Speaker 5: For I didn't see that. My daughter told me about that.
Speaker 2: She said it was great, But I had always compared Jimmy.
Speaker 5: To the Philadelphia head coach.
Speaker 2: I have always thought that they had the same mindset.
Speaker 2: I thought that they motivated their players in the same way.
Speaker 2: I thought that he was the kind of coach that
Speaker 2: loved for the opposition or anybody else to hate him,
Speaker 2: and he don't give a damn. That's where those two
Speaker 2: have a whole lot in common.
Speaker 4: He pointed out in the show.
Speaker 5: See yeah, but that's to me. They remind me of well, it.
Speaker 4: Was sort of I don't think how many people like me.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, And he didn't care. He didn't care, and
Speaker 2: that was what he took into every game. He wanted
Speaker 2: everyone to hate that team and he did a good
Speaker 2: job of it. And this Philadelphia coach is doing the
Speaker 2: same thing. Just the way he carries himself on the sidelines.
Speaker 2: He don't care about none of y'all. You know, we're
Speaker 2: gonna win this games. And Jimmy, to me, was the
Speaker 2: same way. I mean, and to me, that's the kind
Speaker 2: of coaches you need.
Speaker 5: Necessarily.
Speaker 2: No, I won't exs and those are fine to me.
Speaker 2: That's for offensive coordinators and position coaches. I need somebody
Speaker 2: to have that that or about themselves and Jimmy and
Speaker 2: and the Philly coach had the same thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was a it was a really good segment.
Speaker 3: You know what. Switzer had that too, not here, no,
Speaker 3: but in college.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's what that's what you want. You want,
Speaker 2: you want that. It's not arrogance as much as it is.
Speaker 5: I could care less.
Speaker 2: It's disregard, disregard for whatever you're talking about.
Speaker 5: We're coming in here.
Speaker 4: To do this.
Speaker 3: Switzer got his Coaches Show, and there were so many
Speaker 3: recruits that would watch this stuff back in the day
Speaker 3: that the coach is an hour long replay of the game.
Speaker 3: And he would say about the other team, uh, number
Speaker 3: twenty two, he can't play. I mean he didn't say that,
Speaker 3: but it was basically yeah, yeah, he wouldn't know the guys,
Speaker 3: the team whatever, and uh but it's the same kind
Speaker 3: and he didn't care what everyone anyone else.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: And Jimmy had that same quality about it.
Speaker 2: He did, he did, and and you got that that's
Speaker 2: that Philly, that's that Philly, that Philly style, that's the way,
Speaker 2: that's the way they played.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that was we got a lot of catching up
Speaker 5: to do on this team.
Speaker 3: We got a lot of well, especially the defensive line
Speaker 3: man when we got.
Speaker 5: A lot of works.
Speaker 4: We played Philadelphia twice last.
Speaker 5: Year, Yeah, and it was ugly.
Speaker 3: He turned six. And but I said last night, now
Speaker 3: the Chiefs know how the Cowboys. Cowboys were playing without
Speaker 3: their starting quarterback.
Speaker 5: Come on man both times.
Speaker 3: At both times, it's right.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: The first time they held Barkley, I looked it up
Speaker 4: to sixty six yards. The problem was the light out
Speaker 4: for fifty six.
Speaker 3: Game played out just like the last night's game.
Speaker 4: And the second time he ran the ball thirty one
Speaker 4: times for one sixty seven because he was trying to
Speaker 4: get to two thousand.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he got there and we couldn't stop them.
Speaker 3: So there's so much to take away from why the
Speaker 3: Eagles are where they are right now and maybe what
Speaker 3: other teams, including the Cowboys, can learn from that.
Speaker 4: But I noticed that this coming off season they have
Speaker 4: sixteen unrestricted free agents.
Speaker 3: It's going to be tough for them to keep that together.
Speaker 4: Zach Baughn who they lucked into right although give him
Speaker 4: moving him from but.
Speaker 3: They didn't luck to him. They were smart enough to
Speaker 3: see that.
Speaker 4: Signed him for a one year, three point five million
Speaker 4: dollars deal. That's not luck and then.
Speaker 3: Move home in the free agent waters and find and
Speaker 3: moved them to linebacker Josh Sweat. He's a free agent.
Speaker 4: Mickey Betten.
Speaker 3: Is it Mackay Becky Betton? Mackay Beckton. There's another one
Speaker 3: who was a first high, first round draft pick of
Speaker 3: the Jets. Couldn't play tackle, and they figured out, you know,
Speaker 3: let's put this three hundred and seventy pounder in it
Speaker 3: guard and he's had a Pro Bowl type season.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 4: I know Brendan Graham didn't play the whole season, but
Speaker 4: he's a pretty player.
Speaker 3: And he's old. He's going on thirty eight years old.
Speaker 3: Milton Milton Williams, he's thirty seven.
Speaker 4: And he got back in time to play.
Speaker 3: Twenty ten draft pick ten snaps.
Speaker 4: I think he had a torn was it a pecker tried?
Speaker 3: I don't remember what the injury was, but he's been out.
Speaker 3: Milton Williams, third round pick out of Crowley, Texas, Louisiana
Speaker 3: to that. I love that kid coming out of the draft.
Speaker 3: And now he's a free agent and had two sacks
Speaker 3: and a forced fumble last night.
Speaker 4: Back up running back Kenneth Gainwell. So they got, they got,
Speaker 4: and they don't have a lot of rooms, so they're
Speaker 4: going to have some cap problems. But again it worked.
Speaker 4: You know, when you if you sell out like that,
Speaker 4: paying Barkley and the everything, and it works, then more
Speaker 4: power to you.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean way the Rams did when they finally
Speaker 2: got their ring, and then.
Speaker 4: The next year they paid the price basically, and they've
Speaker 4: been hitting on the draft.
Speaker 3: And what they've done in the draft is they have accumulated.
Speaker 3: When they were bad, going back five years ago, they
Speaker 3: were able to take their first round pick, pick up
Speaker 3: make some trades, pick up a future first round pick,
Speaker 3: and so they had multiple first round picks that they
Speaker 3: were able to use to move around in the draft,
Speaker 3: and they have since twenty twenty one, which was basically
Speaker 3: here's one that you can debate. It worked out well
Speaker 3: for both teams. They traded with the Cowboys in twenty
Speaker 3: twenty one on Draft Day, moved up two spots to
Speaker 3: take Devonte Smith. Cowboys moved down take Michael Parsons, and
Speaker 3: so Cowboys got their guy and they got John C.
Speaker 3: Golstad in that deal. Because the Eagles moved up with
Speaker 3: they knew that DeVante's myth fit what they wanted. Offensively,
Speaker 3: they missed evaluated Michael Parsons. Uh, and because you wouldn't
Speaker 3: you would take Michael Parsons, which DeVante Smith's a really
Speaker 3: good play. But especially with what we saw last night,
Speaker 3: the emphasis that the Eagles have on defense, they missed
Speaker 3: on Michael Parsons.
Speaker 4: He would right, he was in their backyard right and.
Speaker 3: By the way, then they gave up a guy that
Speaker 3: the Cowboys turned into a usable and then third round pick,
Speaker 3: and Chauncey Golston, who had a very nice.
Speaker 4: Year this year, is now at the aged to re
Speaker 4: sign him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly, he's there Josh Sweat basically, and Josh Sweat,
Speaker 3: we saw what he did in the Super Bowl last night.
Speaker 3: But they they were they have been able to acquire
Speaker 3: a couple of first round picks by by making that
Speaker 3: move back in twenty nineteen, acquiring the extra first round
Speaker 3: pick in twenty twenty, and then they've been able to
Speaker 3: parlay that forward and they're able to manipulate the draft
Speaker 3: that way.
Speaker 4: And their offensive line played well.
Speaker 3: And they found a guy that played Australian rule Australian
Speaker 3: rugby in New Zealand. He played Jordan Malatta, who was
Speaker 3: a seventh round draft pick who is a monster at
Speaker 3: left tackle for a decade now for him. And then
Speaker 3: Lane Johnson, who was a fourth pick in the draft,
Speaker 3: plays right tackle and now he's long in the tooth.
Speaker 3: But then they got Landon Dickerson, who was a guy
Speaker 3: who was a first round type talent who fell to
Speaker 3: the second round because he had an injury issue. They
Speaker 3: took a chance on him and he's been a perennial
Speaker 3: Pro bowler for him. They were able to replace Kelsey
Speaker 3: with Cam Jurgens, who has the same traits that Kelsey had, smaller,
Speaker 3: mobile center type out of Nebraska, and he made the
Speaker 3: Pro Bowl this year. And then they hit on Beckton
Speaker 3: as well, and so there you got the best offensive
Speaker 3: line in football and right right there with the Lions.
Speaker 4: Funny how that works out offensive line and defensive line.
Speaker 2: And it doesn't just go there. I mean, we got
Speaker 2: to give your boy credit. Bill is your ou man.
Speaker 2: You know, Jalen Hurts did a great job. I think
Speaker 2: he finally came into his own this year understanding how
Speaker 2: he fit with this team. I really thought the way
Speaker 2: that they built this team, it was to be built
Speaker 2: around Jalen Hurts.
Speaker 4: How many times you think the Super Bowl MVP quarterback
Speaker 4: that wins the game only has to complete seventeen passes.
Speaker 4: Seventeen passes. You know what, It made me go back
Speaker 4: and look, the Cowboys lost games to quarterbacks completing eleven passes,
Speaker 4: twelve passes, sixteen passes, fifteen passes, and thirteen passes. But
Speaker 4: if they're quality completions and you're getting takeaways from your defense,
Speaker 4: you don't have to move very far and you're not
Speaker 4: giving up and you're not turning it over.
Speaker 2: And that's just that's the main thing about That's why
Speaker 2: they built the team around him, because that's the way
Speaker 2: he plays at his best.
Speaker 4: And the one turnover might as well have been a punk.
Speaker 2: That's yeah, got the ball, said they gave it a shot. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they just gave it a shot. And that was that
Speaker 2: was a field position.
Speaker 4: Thing because he's not kicking a sixty yard field I
Speaker 4: saw him warm up that it.
Speaker 2: Was smart for Case to understand exactly what was going
Speaker 2: on that to go for it just and they knew
Speaker 2: they were going to do that. So I gotta give
Speaker 2: Jayleen some credit, man, I couldn't. I'm in the dog
Speaker 2: gone room with the family. They're cheering for Jalen Hurts
Speaker 2: because it's a bunch of women in the damn house.
Speaker 5: It's not because he's a black kid. For you know,
Speaker 5: the black mothers in.
Speaker 2: The house all about Patrick Mahomes, Well, he's black too,
Speaker 2: but he don't have black representation.
Speaker 5: He don't have black representations.
Speaker 2: You said that, I did. He doesn't have representation. That's
Speaker 2: what they That's what they like about Jayalen Hurt. His
Speaker 2: entire representation is black females. I mean, come on, man,
Speaker 2: why wouldn't they fall in love with this guy? A
Speaker 2: good looking dude. He married a good looking lady. I
Speaker 2: think they're married. But you know, all of that stuff
Speaker 2: was going through the house. Me and my brother in
Speaker 2: law was so upset because we're like, hey, y'all, are
Speaker 2: cheerdren a little bit too loud? You gotta remember this
Speaker 2: is still cowboy country here. We're still cowboy fans. But no,
Speaker 2: that kind of pride that went through there for the
Speaker 2: for the women in the house, that was something that
Speaker 2: was kind of cool to see.
Speaker 5: But also just seeing.
Speaker 2: Him finally get that that monkey off his back. You know,
Speaker 2: the guy did a great job and he handles himself
Speaker 2: as a pro everywhere it goes. So you just have
Speaker 2: you know I'm not rooting for him, but you got
Speaker 2: to understand why Philadelphia has him.
Speaker 3: As I remember, the Cowboys were raving about him. You
Speaker 3: know that was just when he came out in the draft.
Speaker 3: It was the Zoom interviews, uh, and they were raving
Speaker 3: about they interviewed Jalen and they loved him and his
Speaker 3: interview with him. The thing that I love about Jalen
Speaker 3: Hurts is the way he handled his situation at Alabama.
Speaker 3: And you go back in the National Championship game twenty
Speaker 3: seventeen against Georgia, he gets benched at halftime. Tua comes in,
Speaker 3: leads him to the win National Championship gamezy, and he
Speaker 3: doesn't do what a lot of other people in this
Speaker 3: day and age of the transfer portal will do. He
Speaker 3: doesn't transfer to another school. He stays at Alabama. Even
Speaker 3: though Tua is the starting quarterback, he's the backup. I
Speaker 3: think in that season he finally got an opportunity, maybe
Speaker 3: in the SEC Championship game where Tua heard his hip
Speaker 3: or something and he came in right, and so he
Speaker 3: sticks it out. And yeah, he did eventually graduate, I
Speaker 3: mean eventually transfer, but he waited until he graduated from
Speaker 3: Alabama and so he fulfilled his whole commitment on a
Speaker 3: scholarship at Alabama, and then he transferred to Oklahoma, goes
Speaker 3: to Oklahoma and leads them to the college football the
Speaker 3: way he did. And that's right.
Speaker 2: He was able to change the entire way he thought
Speaker 2: and played football from what's the coach's name that the
Speaker 2: quarterback whisper who was his coach.
Speaker 3: That ou, Lincoln Riley.
Speaker 2: Lincoln Riley took him. He accepted it, he took it
Speaker 2: all in. He changed his entire way of playing football.
Speaker 2: To me, I thought that was pretty amazing. I brought
Speaker 2: that up in here more than once. And so when
Speaker 2: you look at all of that, you look at what
Speaker 2: Tua went from there, and you look at where he
Speaker 2: went from there.
Speaker 5: He did not let that experience.
Speaker 3: You know, it's a great lessons anyone, for anyone who
Speaker 3: doesn't get their way gets benched or loses a job,
Speaker 3: even outside of football, where you just persevere and do
Speaker 3: the right thing. And uh, you know, and he became
Speaker 3: a leader on the team, you know, and you know
Speaker 3: he can squat seven hundred pounds. I mean, I remember
Speaker 3: the videos of him in the locker room at OU
Speaker 3: where he's there and you get the offensive lineman cheeringy
Speaker 3: mon as he's doing squats and stuff. I mean, I
Speaker 3: can't say enough good.
Speaker 5: You really can't say enough good.
Speaker 4: Do we consider them an Ou quarterback.
Speaker 3: Or in Alabama?
Speaker 4: That's a tough one because somebody brought this up. He's
Speaker 4: the fourth Alabama quarterback to win an MVP in the
Speaker 4: Super Bowl. The other three times Joe Namath Bart Star
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Speaker 5: Wow, that's amazing. That's pretty good stuff.
Speaker 3: I don't know who came up with that, but I
Speaker 3: was like, but is he an Alabama? That's what I'll
Speaker 3: ask Okay, let me ask you this. Let me ask you.
Speaker 3: This is Troy Aikman an Oklahoma quarterback or a UCLA quarterback? Okay,
Speaker 3: then Jalen Hurts is an Oklahoma court he played there, right?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Okay, Well Troy didn't win a national championship.
Speaker 3: Who neither did Jalen Hurts? He got he got bitched.
Speaker 3: He got bitched.
Speaker 5: He was on Alabama championship.
Speaker 3: Aikman did eighty five. They won a national championship, and
Speaker 3: Aikman's on the team.
Speaker 4: He got hurt, a broken leg, he got, he got hurt.
Speaker 5: Was he even ever eligible?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, he was the starting quarterback.
Speaker 4: He got hurt.
Speaker 3: He got hurt against Miami Jimmy Johnson and Miami. Okay,
Speaker 3: Jamel Holloway comes in and leads him to the national championship.
Speaker 3: It's almost identical to Jalen Hurts.
Speaker 4: And then he said, I better transfer. We're gonna let
Speaker 4: this quarterback run the ball.
Speaker 5: I can't do that.
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Speaker 3: we want to get to as far as the Cowboys. Arcancer.
Speaker 3: One of the note on the Eagles. Course, they were
Speaker 3: in the Super Bowl two years ago, and I was
Speaker 3: looking at what they have done on that defensive line,
Speaker 3: and because two years ago they had one of the
Speaker 3: top defenses in the league. Remember, Javon Hargrave was their
Speaker 3: stud alongside Fletcher Cox. On that defensive line. They had
Speaker 3: a son, Reddick as well, an edge rusher who's had
Speaker 3: a six He had over two years with the Eagles,
Speaker 3: sixteen sacks one year and eleven sacks the other year,
Speaker 3: so twenty seven sacks over two years. So they have
Speaker 3: let him go. Since they let Hargrave leave in free
Speaker 3: agency to a rival basically in San Francisco, for a
Speaker 3: huge four year, eighty million dollar contract, right right, Fletcher
Speaker 3: Cox retires and what have they done since then? They decided,
Speaker 3: we'll just draft every defensive lineman we can get from Georgia. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and so they in the meantime, they draft Davis. They
Speaker 3: take Jalen Carter with the ninth pick in the draft
Speaker 3: when others did not would not touch him because of
Speaker 3: the incident, the drag racing incident in Georgia which tragically
Speaker 3: left a teammate. Now they were racing against each other,
Speaker 3: the teammate and a staffer were killed in a wreck.
Speaker 3: Maybe he left the scene or something. I'm not sure,
Speaker 3: but so But and in that same draft, they had
Speaker 3: a late first round pick. This is two years ago,
Speaker 3: twenty twenty three, and they took Nolan Smith out of
Speaker 3: Georgia with that pick. And he didn't do that much
Speaker 3: his rookie season, but this year had a really good
Speaker 3: season for him. So they have, you know, short up
Speaker 3: things on their defensive line. Is there a Jalen Carter
Speaker 3: in this draft? Well, and that's the thing, is the
Speaker 3: point being here? The Cowboys are faced with Osa is
Speaker 3: a free agent, Chauncey Golston's a free agent, Michael Parsons.
Speaker 3: They've got decisions to make there, and you know, there
Speaker 3: are tough decisions that have to be made on players,
Speaker 3: but you can replenish very quickly. And keep in mind,
Speaker 3: the Eagles last year had the thirtieth ranked defense in
Speaker 3: the league. They went from thirtieth to first, and with
Speaker 3: a defensive coordinator in his first you're there a veteran
Speaker 3: guy in Vic Fangio.
Speaker 5: Unless you know how good is.
Speaker 4: Defensive tackle, wide receiver, running back, offensive lineman. That's all
Speaker 4: we need defensive end, and that those five things. When
Speaker 4: to come to the top of my linebacker too.
Speaker 5: By the way, yeah, yeah, we're good than we're good.
Speaker 4: How do you how do you know? If everything is equal,
Speaker 4: what's the most important position to fill?
Speaker 5: Gotta be in the trenches.
Speaker 3: The other thing that the Eagles have done is they've
Speaker 3: taken best player available. And because across the board you
Speaker 3: have needs. They have needs. Every team in the league
Speaker 3: has needs across the board in this league. But you
Speaker 3: have but to me, got to get the best quality
Speaker 3: you do.
Speaker 2: But but you have also you have to you have
Speaker 2: to attack where the strength has to be. So to me, yes,
Speaker 2: you want best available, but I'm hoping that best available
Speaker 2: is somebody that's weighing over three hundred pounds.
Speaker 3: Well, but it's like it's like the Chiefs problem at
Speaker 3: left tackle. The reason the Chiefs haven't been able to
Speaker 3: fix their left tackle problem is because they draft thirty
Speaker 3: second every year, okay, and left tackles, the good ones
Speaker 3: go in the top ten.
Speaker 5: So then they need to make a move some other way.
Speaker 3: Right, right, right, they had, and that's why they had
Speaker 3: to sign Orlando Brown in free agency to fill their
Speaker 3: left tackle need a cop few years ago.
Speaker 5: Right, now they wore them out. Now, okay, we need
Speaker 5: to fix this.
Speaker 4: So and then look at it. The last time the
Speaker 4: Cowboys had a top fifteen draft choice was Michael Parson.
Speaker 4: All Right, your last two times you need left tackle,
Speaker 4: it was the twenty nine eighth pick you needed a
Speaker 4: defensive tackle, and it was twenty six or something six,
Speaker 4: So you didn't get the cream of the crop when
Speaker 4: you had these needs with first round picks. Now you've
Speaker 4: got the twelfth pick. So now this guy's got to
Speaker 4: be a difference maker.
Speaker 3: Well, even when CD was drafted, it was a seventh
Speaker 3: it wasn't the top fifteen, but it was a seventeenth pick,
Speaker 3: and you take CD Lamb because it was just you
Speaker 3: couldn't obvious because when you take when you take Zach
Speaker 3: Martin at sixteenth ten years ago, it was obvious that's
Speaker 3: the pick.
Speaker 4: And they were fortunate enough that year taking Lamb where
Speaker 4: they did and still getting the cornerback in the second
Speaker 4: round trailer.
Speaker 5: So you got twelfth pick this year, twelfth thick.
Speaker 2: So it's not easy, but it's a little bit easier
Speaker 2: to figure out which way you want to go and
Speaker 2: who's going to be available at that time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, because you can. You can come pretty close
Speaker 4: to predicting those first eleven pick. There you go, right,
Speaker 4: So you should have an idea and a choice of
Speaker 4: three or four guys. I would think, okay, but you've
Speaker 4: got to hit.
Speaker 3: Okay, so you go crazy if they take a tight
Speaker 3: end a little bit, Yes, me too. What if it's
Speaker 3: Tyler Warren from Penn State who's more than a tight end?
Speaker 4: Can he play tackle? No? Because I locked Kelly trying
Speaker 4: to block.
Speaker 2: I don't care. Yeah, I'm with you all of that.
Speaker 2: That's just window dressing. Give me somebody.
Speaker 3: But the issue on the tackle is you just spent
Speaker 3: a first round pick on your left tackle.
Speaker 4: But what could have been a second round pick?
Speaker 3: It was twenty nine, right, right, But I mean still,
Speaker 3: it's a top thirty pick that you spent on a
Speaker 3: left hindnkele. So how many years in a row are
Speaker 3: you going to take left tackles?
Speaker 2: It better be somebody in that. I don't care what
Speaker 2: side he plays. I just want him to be able
Speaker 2: to play on that offense.
Speaker 3: Well how about yeah, position versatility, And that's one of
Speaker 3: the issues. Tyler Goydon, he's a tackle, he's not playing guard.
Speaker 3: And then now that Terrence Steele in playing guard right now.
Speaker 3: So when you don't have the position versatility, Tyler Smith
Speaker 3: can play tackle, org he's proven it already. Well, you got,
Speaker 3: but you don't move. That's what I'm saying. Tyler Smith
Speaker 3: can't move out to tackle because godon can't go in
Speaker 3: and play guard.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 4: No, And that's why this frame this draft is so
Speaker 4: important because those two picks, you still got a hope
Speaker 4: that they can come through right the way BB came through. Now,
Speaker 4: I need my defensive tackle and my left tackle to
Speaker 4: be able to play at a high level.
Speaker 3: That's why I was big on drafting. I liked in
Speaker 3: the second round. It would have been the second round
Speaker 3: pick as it was, because he was an early third
Speaker 3: round pick by washing and Brandon Coleman out of TCU
Speaker 3: because he had the position versatility where he could play
Speaker 3: tackle or guard. He started at left tackle for Washington
Speaker 3: this year. But you could have made the decision as
Speaker 3: are you better off with Tyler Smith at left tackle
Speaker 3: or this guy left tackle on the other would play
Speaker 3: guard and if you got some position flexibility to deal with.
Speaker 4: There, Okay, I also got to get this off my chest.
Speaker 3: Oh, Darren Woodson, how does that happen?
Speaker 5: Let me see that.
Speaker 3: So there were four Hall of Famers voted in this year,
Speaker 3: and three of them out of a you could have
Speaker 3: a maximum of five, and they only three got the
Speaker 3: eighty percent vote. I guess that is required.
Speaker 4: That's the biggest, the biggest slap in the face that
Speaker 4: only three of all those guys of fifteen got eighty.
Speaker 3: Percent of the vote.
Speaker 4: And what he didn't get, it's not like somebody got
Speaker 4: in in place of him, right, because there was still
Speaker 4: two more spots, two more spots for the Cowboys' career
Speaker 4: tackle leader, the guy that's tied with Charles Hayley for
Speaker 4: the most Super Bowl rings in franchise history.
Speaker 3: And the thing about it is, and I know.
Speaker 4: Staubach got three, but he didn't play in that first
Speaker 4: No he didn't. I mean he got he got two.
Speaker 3: This is a problem with committees.
Speaker 4: Okay, there's too many people on the East coast.
Speaker 3: Well, it's also problem with committees because you don't have
Speaker 3: the big picture in mind. Okay, And so all right,
Speaker 3: when you have set voting procedures, so you got to
Speaker 3: have eighty percent whatever, Okay, And there are a lot
Speaker 3: of really good candidates here and so the vote is
Speaker 3: going to get split. So the vote gets split. But
Speaker 3: now what happens going forward is you have to have
Speaker 3: the presence of mind to understand next year, Yes, you've
Speaker 3: got okay, you have the same rules, okay, where only
Speaker 3: five can get in. And you had a whole bunch
Speaker 3: that were right on the border this year, but you
Speaker 3: didn't fill your allotment. You only took three out of five.
Speaker 3: You had two spots that should have been taken this year.
Speaker 3: Next year, Drew Brees is in the class and he
Speaker 3: is a first ballot Hall of Famer for sure, slam
Speaker 3: dunk all right. Larry Fitzgerald is in the class, and
Speaker 3: he is a first ballot Hall of Famer with fourteen
Speaker 3: hundred receptions in his career. So now you've only got
Speaker 3: three spots open for next year. And so whoever was
Speaker 3: on the bubble this year, and that I'm not even
Speaker 3: including Frank Gore, Philip Rivers, and Jason Whittener are in
Speaker 3: the mix next year too as first first year on
Speaker 3: the ballot. But and you had first year on the
Speaker 3: ballot guys this year in Luke Keickley and Eli Manning
Speaker 3: and Terrell Suggs and Marshall, Yanda whatever. But right, and
Speaker 3: so you got those three and so if Eli's getting
Speaker 3: in next year, now you only got two spots. So
Speaker 3: for a Darren Woodson who's now getting into the twilight
Speaker 3: of his modern day candidacy, this was what a couple
Speaker 3: of years. The next year will be his eighteenth years.
Speaker 3: And now you're sitting there going, Okay, where's the spots
Speaker 3: available for a guy like him? Everson ran into the
Speaker 3: same thing when he went through.
Speaker 4: You know, And and when I looked at some of
Speaker 4: the projections, the only guy they got right was Antonio
Speaker 4: Gates for the modern day guy these people predicted to
Speaker 4: like an ESPN NFL Doling sharp bro. Now that but
Speaker 4: that's okay because it's on. It's the well, it isn't
Speaker 4: because it's a veteran guy. No, it's not just that
Speaker 4: he's like he didn't even play that many years, right.
Speaker 5: That's all I'm saying, yeahardless of what category.
Speaker 4: I mean, you know, so he gets on Holme Grin
Speaker 4: didn't get in. And who was the other guy that
Speaker 4: was up as a.
Speaker 5: That was just a beef. That was crazy.
Speaker 3: But now now Eric Allen, I'm good with Eric Allen
Speaker 3: because he's in his eighteenth year of eligibility. He's got
Speaker 3: fifty four interceptions in his career, only three fewer than
Speaker 3: Everson Walls, and he only had one All Pro.
Speaker 4: Did he win a Super Bowl?
Speaker 5: No? No?
Speaker 4: Why do the Super Bowls only count for quarterbacks?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 4: Because the argument for Eli Manning is he won two
Speaker 4: Super Bowls. Well, Darren Woodson won three, and he was
Speaker 4: on top ranked defenses at least three.
Speaker 3: And I'm not saying Eric Allen deserves it and over
Speaker 3: Darren Woodson, but I'm saying fill out the class.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's let's fill it out. When you when you
Speaker 4: when you counted up the jump ship, you know what,
Speaker 4: when you counted up and you have three two more
Speaker 4: open spots, revote and say, okay, we got two spots.
Speaker 3: Or throw out the requirement of eighty per Just the
Speaker 3: top five, next the top five. Hey, why do you
Speaker 3: have to have eighty percent? Isn't that what they you
Speaker 3: if you got such a good list of fifteen finalists
Speaker 3: that the vote's going to be split, right, Okay, just
Speaker 3: take the top five.
Speaker 4: Cowboys have eight defensive players in the Pro Football Hall
Speaker 4: of Fame. Darren Woodson has more tackles than any of them.
Speaker 4: Right And if you saw this tackle list in the
Speaker 4: history of the of the guys, he's got the fourth
Speaker 4: most tackles of all defensive backs Laura Malloy, Brian Dawkins,
Speaker 4: Ronde Barber, and they all played more than his twelve seasons,
Speaker 4: I mean well one three and fifty tackles. And not
Speaker 4: only that, he was second in Cowboys history in special
Speaker 4: teams tackle.
Speaker 5: Let's let's just be clear about this.
Speaker 2: None of that means a damn to the to the voters,
Speaker 2: it means nothing to the voters. You can have all
Speaker 2: kind of backing that you want, you can have all
Speaker 2: kind of scenarios that you can come up with.
Speaker 5: That's an excellent piece of paper right there.
Speaker 2: Yes, pretty freaking cool, But that doesn't mean anything to
Speaker 2: the voters.
Speaker 5: Nothing at all.
Speaker 2: This is all about me getting my guy in and
Speaker 2: then I'll help you with your guy, right all.
Speaker 5: That's what is all about, you know.
Speaker 2: And I'm one of those guys, even from a senior standpoint.
Speaker 5: I got my guy. He's gonna push me.
Speaker 2: You know, he's gonna push me again next year, you know,
Speaker 2: I tell him, don't man, don't worry about it. Don't
Speaker 2: don't lose any friends, all that over me, right, But
Speaker 2: they're going to push their guy because that's the pride
Speaker 2: that some of those Hall of Fame voters have. But
Speaker 2: you've got some young guys out there. They don't give
Speaker 2: a damn. They don't give a damn or know what
Speaker 2: Darren Woodson was all about. They could care less what
Speaker 2: Woodson did. They could care about all those little idiosyncrasies there.
Speaker 2: They don't care. They always they already have their God
Speaker 2: and by the time that stuff is already figured out
Speaker 2: in count of that, they're at home in bed. They're
Speaker 2: not even watching the damn Super Bowl.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 2: I'm just telling that's what the report. And these Hall
Speaker 2: of Fame voters are like that. A lot of them
Speaker 2: are so young now that they they could care less
Speaker 2: about much Darren wasn't much less Everson Wallas. They don't
Speaker 2: care because they're not gonna look it up that you're
Speaker 2: not their guy. I'm in this area, you're in that area.
Speaker 2: It's all about everyone hiding the chips. That's all they're doing,
Speaker 2: hiding the chips.
Speaker 4: So I meant to I left it on my desk.
Speaker 4: Sports Illustrated the last issue that had the sports person
Speaker 4: of the year. On the cover of some own biles.
Speaker 4: They got a committee of thirty seven guys to vote
Speaker 4: for their top fifty games in football history. Cowboys had
Speaker 4: six games in there. Five of them were losses.
Speaker 5: Always, always.
Speaker 2: I have noticed that any time that even if you
Speaker 2: go on YouTube and you try to find a great
Speaker 2: game between the Cowboys and somebody else, they're going to put.
Speaker 5: Up the losses first. The only great losses that the Cowboys,
Speaker 5: the only great losses.
Speaker 4: The only win was the Hill Mary. Everyone losses, the
Speaker 4: first two six bowl. I shouldn't have said that first
Speaker 4: two super bowls. Ice Bowl was No. One out of fifty,
Speaker 4: number four San Francisco. Yeah, I know, I've been there,
Speaker 4: but you got your picture.
Speaker 5: Why is that surprised.
Speaker 4: I saw that? I said, I don't know if I
Speaker 4: have the heart to.
Speaker 5: Show I'm like bulletproof. Now.
Speaker 2: Well, I've been sixty five years old. I've been dogs
Speaker 2: out by the Hall of Fame. I didn't even get
Speaker 2: my first my Modern day. I got one year of
Speaker 2: modern Day, one year. I got twenty eighteen. Before that,
Speaker 2: I wasn't even considered to be put into the mix.
Speaker 3: With fifty seven a Super Bowl.
Speaker 5: You think I'm not.
Speaker 4: And out of those thirty seven people on that committee,
Speaker 4: I recognized I bet at least thirty of them. The
Speaker 4: other thing I was doing was counting up the games
Speaker 4: that either I know I watched on TV or were
Speaker 4: at and I was in the thirties, I think. But
Speaker 4: some of the names, and they're very recognizable. But yeah,
Speaker 4: five of them were losses to the Packers, two to
Speaker 4: Pittsburgh and then one in San Francisco.
Speaker 5: They love to see us lose. They just do we
Speaker 5: lose great, We lose so well.
Speaker 4: I mean, they could have had Dorsets ninety nine yard.
Speaker 3: Run right right, soda right ninety nine yards and I
Speaker 3: have and I have got ten guys on the field
Speaker 3: that on springs. Yeah all right, uh, let's update this
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Speaker 3: All Right, Mickey was just talking about the Sports Illustrated
Speaker 3: list of the top most memorable games in NFL history,
Speaker 3: which came out last week. Their list of survey of
Speaker 3: however many people in the Ice Bowl, and it.
Speaker 4: Was from like nineteen, the fifty year six fifty nine
Speaker 4: years of Super Bowl, Super.
Speaker 3: Bowl, which is why the Ice Bowl, even though it
Speaker 3: was not a it was in the super Bowl era
Speaker 3: super Bowl. That's right, that was super Bowl so and
Speaker 3: that was December thirty first, nineteen sixty seven. Uh, and
Speaker 3: that was number one on the list. I got the
Speaker 3: list here. Number two on the list was the Immaculate
Speaker 3: Reception Oakland and Pittsburgh in nineteen seventy two.
Speaker 4: And it wasn't all super Bowls.
Speaker 3: It was right, they're in the super Bowl, so that
Speaker 3: was a playoff game. Number three on the list was
Speaker 3: the Joe Namath Guaranteed Colts Jets Super Bowl super Bowl Three.
Speaker 3: Number four on the list is we won't talk about
Speaker 3: that one.
Speaker 5: Oh that's four, yeah, they catch.
Speaker 3: Number four on the list most memorable game. Number five
Speaker 3: was the Falcons Patriots super Bowl where they come back
Speaker 3: from twenty five points down in the second half.
Speaker 4: And actually number four I think was because that was
Speaker 4: the start of San Francisco's run run in the eighties.
Speaker 5: So it didn't have to be a super no, no.
Speaker 4: No, any any game.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 4: Number six and and the fact that it denied the
Speaker 4: Cowboys a spot in the super Bowl.
Speaker 3: Number six was the David Tyree catch Super Bowl eight
Speaker 3: two thousand and seven. Season, and then number seven was
Speaker 3: is the Tuck Rule game? Raiders Patriots playoff game in
Speaker 3: the snow in two thousand and two, two thousand and
Speaker 3: one season, Oilers Bills the comeback? The Bills come back
Speaker 3: in that game. Frank Wright game was number eight on
Speaker 3: the list in nineteen January nineteen ninety three.
Speaker 4: Oh ever since you made it?
Speaker 5: Oh well, you tell me that one number nine?
Speaker 4: Remember counting the Cowboys number one?
Speaker 5: Thanks a joke man?
Speaker 3: Number nine?
Speaker 5: Why keep me? He wants to keep me down?
Speaker 4: No, No, I forgot about it. I had my list.
Speaker 3: So ever since you made the top ten twice.
Speaker 4: I.
Speaker 5: Made this illustrated poster.
Speaker 4: Did the San Francisco come back against Cincinnati? Was that ten?
Speaker 3: Tenth was Broncos? Brown's is the fumble yep alreaty Schottenheimer
Speaker 3: which brings us to Schottenheimer's Cowboys here, Yes, there you go. Okay,
Speaker 3: what do you make of the additions to the coaching staff?
Speaker 3: And over the weekend, doyn't think Junior Adams has become official,
Speaker 3: but it was reported yesterday the wide receivers coach offensive
Speaker 3: coordinate co offensive coordinator with Oregon is supposedly being hired.
Speaker 3: Here as a wide receivers coach. Mickey has a puzzled
Speaker 3: look on this.
Speaker 4: I was trying to see I had kind of written
Speaker 4: down my guys that they recently.
Speaker 3: And then Connor Riley is the offensive line coach at
Speaker 3: Kansas State who is coming here as the offensive line
Speaker 3: coach that is official. And he was Cooper Beebe's offensive
Speaker 3: line coach at Kansas State. Those are the two most
Speaker 3: recent junior Adams.
Speaker 5: By the ways.
Speaker 3: Interesting as a receivers coach, he was. He's one of
Speaker 3: the most respected wide receivers coach in the college game.
Speaker 3: It was at Oregon the last three years, I think
Speaker 3: two or three years, and but prior to that at Washington,
Speaker 3: so he had Romo Dounse at Washington. He had Puka
Speaker 3: Nakua as well at Washington. But what's really interesting is
Speaker 3: you go back. He was the receivers coach at Eastern
Speaker 3: Washington when Cooper Cup was there, and Cooper Cup says,
Speaker 3: there is no coach who has had more of an
Speaker 3: impact on his career than Junior Adams.
Speaker 4: And did you point out when he was at I'm sorry,
Speaker 4: I was looking for my stuff. At Oregon, he was.
Speaker 3: The co co offensive coordinator as the wide receiver. Another
Speaker 3: interesting with Cooper cup I don't have the numbers in
Speaker 3: front of me. I could find it, but I don't
Speaker 3: have time to His freshman year, he set the all
Speaker 3: time NCAA record for a fresh shman receiver at Eastern
Speaker 3: Washington with Junior Adams as his coach, which was like
Speaker 3: ninety five catches for sixteen hundred yards and twenty one
Speaker 3: touchdowns or something like that. And you go back even
Speaker 3: further for Adams, he was when he got his start
Speaker 3: into coaching. He was on the staff at Prosser High
Speaker 3: School in Washington. That is where Kellen Moore went to
Speaker 3: high school, and Kellen Moore's dad, Tom Moore, was the
Speaker 3: head coach there, and Kellen Moore's brother, who is now
Speaker 3: at Missouri on the staff at Missouri, Kirby Moore of
Speaker 3: offensive coordinator there. He sat like the all time receiving record.
Speaker 3: He was a wide receiver there. Kellen was already at
Speaker 3: Boise State when Junior Adams was there, but he coached
Speaker 3: Kirby Moore.
Speaker 4: Only do one more on the more family. Okay, his
Speaker 4: grandfather was a state like an all I don't know
Speaker 4: it was an award like All State in Illinois at
Speaker 4: my high school.
Speaker 3: Small world is small and Kellen Moore has has it
Speaker 3: been announced yet that he's the head coach of the Saint.
Speaker 4: No even if Siriano twice I heard him say come on,
Speaker 4: we got to play it back. I think I think
Speaker 4: it's a done deal there.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 4: So the offense Ryan never get a job, Uh, not
Speaker 4: re No, Rob Bryan.
Speaker 3: Rob Bryan went to USC. He's on Lincoln Riley's staff
Speaker 3: at USC.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but Rex said I'm the job. I'm the best
Speaker 4: candidate for the Jets. Was the candidate for Nook this morning.
Speaker 5: He's still sitting up there as a pundit.
Speaker 4: So the offensive line coach you mentioned that, that's done right, Yes,
Speaker 4: Connor Riley, he was the offensive coordinator in KSE State,
Speaker 4: so he coached Bbie and deuced Fawn.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 4: Uh. It seems like he was also the offensive line
Speaker 4: coach at North Dakota State when they won a couple
Speaker 4: championship and then they and.
Speaker 3: He actually was there when Hunter Lipke was at North
Speaker 3: Dakota State freshman year. Ah.
Speaker 4: Very good. So it seems like they've put a high
Speaker 4: uh precedence on the offensive line since your offensive line coach,
Speaker 4: your offensive coordinator, offensive assistance, and I think they hired
Speaker 4: another offensive assistant. Oh that was a wide receiver type
Speaker 4: guy to Kwan Underwood.
Speaker 3: Like an assistant wide receivers coach.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and then they ended up I think did they
Speaker 4: do Derek Foster. Yes, last time when we did the
Speaker 4: show they were in had at that named it.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So there seems to be uh uh, you know, an
Speaker 4: emphasis on the offensive line coaching staff.
Speaker 3: Anyway it should be.
Speaker 4: So we'll see where. And if you look up Schottenheimer's
Speaker 4: offensive coordinator history, he's had some pretty good running back.
Speaker 3: Or running well. He had number one rush offense at
Speaker 3: Seattle and then also back with the Jets.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so that kind of gives you an idea of,
Speaker 4: you know, what they're thinking at this point.
Speaker 3: It is interesting when you look at the veterans on
Speaker 3: the staff with the Eagles with Jeff Stotlin their offensive
Speaker 3: line coach, run game coordinator, Vic Fangio the defensive coordinator.
Speaker 3: The Cowboys coaching staff is trending to guys in their
Speaker 3: forties and fifties, a younger coaching staff, and which I
Speaker 3: like it from an energy standpoint and relating to players
Speaker 3: and so forth. And I think it was on our website.
Speaker 4: Jerry said something about the staff getting younger and it
Speaker 4: was like a ten year difference between this past staff
Speaker 4: to younger.
Speaker 3: And I was thinking, I want to look before next week.
Speaker 3: I'm going to look up how old the coaches were
Speaker 3: on the staff in the nineties when Jimmy was the
Speaker 3: head coach, and Wansteat and Butcher Davis and I mean
Speaker 3: they were all in the same age range.
Speaker 4: Yeah maybe you know, early forties.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's when I'm tampo. But one step Nor Turner
Speaker 3: might have been one of the older ones coming to
Speaker 3: Tony Wise.
Speaker 4: Steve Hoffman, No, he he was with that group. They
Speaker 4: all had been at Pittsburgh together when Pittsburgh won the
Speaker 4: national championship with Dorset.
Speaker 5: He had to be a little older though.
Speaker 4: The oldest guy was Dick Nolan.
Speaker 2: Yeah you throw, Yeah, that would be the oldest guy.
Speaker 3: On all right, So Tony Wise when he came to
Speaker 3: the Cowboys would have been thirty eight years old. Oh wow,
Speaker 3: he's born in nineteen fifty one, so I must admit
Speaker 3: I thought he was older.
Speaker 4: He carried himself, you know when they did that, when
Speaker 4: they did that tribute to Jimmy, they had. It was
Speaker 4: an AI thing where they you know, superimposed what they
Speaker 4: looked like, and they showed him that his first year
Speaker 4: at Oklahoma State. It was seventy nine. I believe I
Speaker 4: was on the Big Eight Skyriders tour before the season started,
Speaker 4: and I remember going to Oklahoma State and meeting this
Speaker 4: guy named Jimmy Johnson, and I said to myself, Oh,
Speaker 4: this guy's going to take the Big Eight by storm,
Speaker 4: just the way he conducted his interviews that day, and
Speaker 4: sure enough he turned down.
Speaker 3: Okay, I just real quick, I don't have to wait
Speaker 3: till next week on some of this stuff. Day one
Speaker 3: stet when the Cowboys, Uh, when he was hired here,
Speaker 3: he was thirty six years old.
Speaker 4: I was going to say thirty eight.
Speaker 3: He was thirty. He turned thirty seven in May of
Speaker 3: that year. Butch Davis was thirty seven years old. I
Speaker 3: didn't mention Tony Wise was thirty eight. So there you've
Speaker 3: got an idea of.
Speaker 4: How Campbell the guy probably still pretty young at that time.
Speaker 4: I think he's.
Speaker 3: Only he he was forty two. Okay, so there you go.
Speaker 4: I was trying to think who else was, you know,
Speaker 4: Hubbert Alexander was probably a little bit older than don't.
Speaker 5: I don't care.
Speaker 3: Joe Brodsky, okays.
Speaker 2: The official link of the show is you guys are well, Chris.
Speaker 5: I could just feel Chris in there, just didn't.
Speaker 4: Heat it, keeping him from eating his lunch.
Speaker 5: Gentleman, Welcome to overtime.
Speaker 3: Joe Brodsky was the old Yeah, wow, he was well,
Speaker 3: he was fifty five, okay, so that was senior citizen.
Speaker 3: Dick Nolan probably was well, yeah, Dick let sixty. Yeah,
Speaker 3: all right, does it well?
Speaker 5: His shoulder older older than everybody.
Speaker 4: You know that story, don't you.
Speaker 2: Don't start, I'll tell it off the air.
Speaker 3: Just remember it for next week if you can remember
Speaker 3: it well, I got to write it down, write it lead.
Speaker 4: Then next week we'll be on Tuesdays. Oh that's right,
Speaker 4: next week's Tuesday, because monday's President.
Speaker 3: Excellent, thank you President today on Monday.
Speaker 4: So I told, I told Chris we could do it. So, yeah,
Speaker 4: we'll check with you. Guys were good, but I'll checking now.
Speaker 5: Okay, I'm good.
Speaker 3: Sounds good? All right? In fact, I think I'll be
Speaker 3: writing cam Ward the night before the Davy will run
Speaker 3: over eleven o'clock.
Speaker 4: No, we did it at nine nine day? Was that
Speaker 4: Davey O'Brien next week.
Speaker 3: Next Monday.
Speaker 4: So we went to that last year. If you want
Speaker 4: to bring him with you, it'd be great.
Speaker 3: All right, We'll chat at you next Tuesday at nine
Speaker 3: am on mix Shots.
Speaker 5: Yeah Go Cowboys.
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