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Speaker 1: This is the Players Lounge, broadcasting live from Dallas Cowboys
Speaker 1: World headquarters at the Star. Now your hosts, Barry Church,
Speaker 1: Anthony dor Set, De Montrey Moore, and new he Scrugs.
Speaker 3: Here we are on a Tuesday players day off here
Speaker 3: at the Star in Frisco. This is the players not
Speaker 3: bought to by Aristocrat Gaming. This is Anthony dor Set,
Speaker 3: former inn FL player and the son of Hall of
Speaker 3: Famer Tony door Set and Heisman Trophy from the great
Speaker 3: Man De Montree Moore, Texas A and m Abbey who
Speaker 3: also played the National Football League for the Dallas Cowboys
Speaker 3: and several other teams.
Speaker 4: I'm new he Scruggs. We have lots to get to today.
Speaker 3: If I'm glad we didn't make any we didn't pick
Speaker 3: money in our games yesterday because I shut up with
Speaker 3: the lost we did.
Speaker 5: We did.
Speaker 2: We picked them last week, picked them last week, picked them.
Speaker 2: I want to.
Speaker 6: Say if I'm not, I want to say I lost.
Speaker 4: Probably I took. I took Buffalo and Washington.
Speaker 2: I did too.
Speaker 6: Everybody did, except for Church, who picked Atlanta for some reason.
Speaker 2: That's why I said. He Church called it.
Speaker 6: He said, coming off a bi week, he said, I
Speaker 6: liked them, and that was the one where it was.
Speaker 2: Like he was a solo rider. So I text c
Speaker 2: B last night.
Speaker 6: I said, hey, man, what's the score? He was like,
Speaker 6: right now, you might be in the league. And so
Speaker 6: I'm like, all right, well, if I win, I'm still
Speaker 6: in the league. If I lose, we all and we're
Speaker 6: gonna lose right there. So I think I was only
Speaker 6: about one. C B Am I correct on them.
Speaker 3: You and Church went three and five last week, hoddly enough,
Speaker 3: Jesse Holly picked and he picked Chicago over Washington, and
Speaker 3: he got that one.
Speaker 7: So he went five.
Speaker 4: He went four and three last week.
Speaker 7: He had the best record.
Speaker 2: Last week.
Speaker 7: You went, knew you took the al last week two
Speaker 7: and six.
Speaker 8: Last week was bad and you two Anthony two and six.
Speaker 2: This is my week, man, I was bad.
Speaker 4: But but so Demante was three and five, three and five.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, I'm still because the biggest thing with him
Speaker 6: is he got the giants.
Speaker 9: He the only one that picked the giants.
Speaker 6: He picked the giants New England and Seattle, and those
Speaker 6: were his two picks.
Speaker 4: Everybody playful, that's right, all right, all.
Speaker 6: Right, but it was a bad week for all of
Speaker 6: us though, Like football was going crazy.
Speaker 3: And I'll say this, you know, I imagine people who
Speaker 3: were out there putting a little extras on the game
Speaker 3: were all wrong too, because you're not thinking the Bills
Speaker 3: are going to lose to the Falcons, and hey, look,
Speaker 3: this is.
Speaker 4: The league right now, this is the league.
Speaker 3: That's why if you're a Cowboy fan, you should be
Speaker 3: very frustrated about what happened in Charlotte, North Carolina. That
Speaker 3: was a game that you could have should have won
Speaker 3: and put that in the bank, and you did not.
Speaker 3: And then you go, see the way the rest of
Speaker 3: the week win. Here Chicago goes and beats Washington. On
Speaker 3: Monday night, Atlanta handles the Buffalo Bills, and here the
Speaker 3: Cowboys allowing Rico Daddle to say I'm him bucket up
Speaker 3: and they.
Speaker 4: Took that whoop into the backside some.
Speaker 6: But this problem this weekend is what makes it. You said,
Speaker 6: you don't bet on it because what's going on, But
Speaker 6: this is what also makes people optimistic about it because
Speaker 6: you're like, hey, with all this being said, the Cowboys
Speaker 6: still got the number one offense. The Eagles lost, Washington lost.
Speaker 6: It's like we're still, as Jason Garrett wuld say, in
Speaker 6: the Red Meat. So that's why it's like you can
Speaker 6: sit there and say, we're still.
Speaker 3: In the hut, right, so you look at it glass
Speaker 3: half full, okay, and I'm looking at half end because
Speaker 3: if you can't beat the Carolina Pantons, we're.
Speaker 2: Gonna beat if you can.
Speaker 4: Rico running up in you what's going You know, Rico?
Speaker 7: It defense wins championships and where it's playoffs.
Speaker 2: But you're talking about the same Bears that came out there.
Speaker 4: Tore the Cowboys up, to them up, they told them up.
Speaker 6: But then you get in the shootout with Washington and
Speaker 6: it's like, ah, man, you know what, Hey, we ain't
Speaker 6: the only ones that lost to the Bear, so maybe
Speaker 6: the Bears are doing good.
Speaker 2: Like that's what I'm just saying.
Speaker 6: It's just you know how you always sit there and say,
Speaker 6: why the Cowboys fans always saying super Bowl on now?
Speaker 6: Or we're still got this so we still have hope.
Speaker 6: Like it's moments like this where you can still see it.
Speaker 8: I don't even think I got nothing to do with that, Okay,
Speaker 8: I just got I just feel like the city is
Speaker 8: just caught up on some mediocre football in the year.
Speaker 8: Regardless of what the media train does and what Jerry does.
Speaker 8: He hypes everybody up and he's Uh, basically, these people
Speaker 8: are kind of brainwashing this.
Speaker 2: Who's leading the division right now?
Speaker 3: Here's the thing man in Philadelphia right now, so Philly
Speaker 3: is foreign to here is that. I'm with you, door set.
Speaker 3: People have watched thirty years of mediocre football and now
Speaker 3: they believe it's okay. And when we're watching players retire,
Speaker 3: the questions or even thought to people saying about, well,
Speaker 3: should Dez Brian getting the Ring of Honor?
Speaker 2: No Tank?
Speaker 3: Somebody asked me, with Tank Lawrence clip to Tank being
Speaker 3: a ring, I said, no, there has been no winning done,
Speaker 3: no one's nobody has hung a band around here. Nobody
Speaker 3: can even get to the NFC's championship I mean the
Speaker 3: NFC Championship game around here. But fans have been so
Speaker 3: conditioned now to accept guys who've been okay, who've done
Speaker 3: nothing to add to the legacy of the Dallas Caberys.
Speaker 2: I mean, you're young, I'm not wrong. I'm not now.
Speaker 6: I agree with you wholehearted on that Tank no, there's
Speaker 6: maybe it is because I'm younger and stuff like that.
Speaker 6: For this generation. Yeah, it is mediocre, but he did
Speaker 6: the numbers. He changed the game in his own like retrospect,
Speaker 6: like the ex is still like iconic. But when you
Speaker 6: think about the guys that you have said, the big
Speaker 6: name giants said, who is it, mister din that's not
Speaker 6: in there right now.
Speaker 8: It's like, okay, Nicky Shuffer was icon Okay, so let's
Speaker 8: let's look at it. That's who like what receivers or
Speaker 8: or in or in the or on think Bob Hays
Speaker 8: was running back in the receiver right was he.
Speaker 4: Mainly being a receiver for Bob Hays? So Bob Hays
Speaker 4: Drew Pearson.
Speaker 7: That's it, Michael, Michael, those are only three Okay.
Speaker 4: Those those are those are your those are your your receivers.
Speaker 7: Right now, people game Drew played that played the.
Speaker 8: Game at one of the most vicious times in the game. Okay,
Speaker 8: like they didn't even have no basically interference bumper run.
Speaker 8: They was kind he was lining up at receiver in
Speaker 8: the three point stance and Drew only got with a
Speaker 8: total of like eight.
Speaker 2: Thousand yards maybe career wise less than ten.
Speaker 8: Let's less. It may be less than eight. I don't
Speaker 8: know how much Michael has. Okay, now, if we're looking
Speaker 8: at numbers, let's see how many.
Speaker 7: Let's see what the numbers that Dads has.
Speaker 8: I understand he ain't win no championships, he ain't put
Speaker 8: him no banners, but was he? I don't know how
Speaker 8: many years are pro Dads is one of the most
Speaker 8: dominant receivers.
Speaker 2: And that's only for a number of years. And that's
Speaker 2: why I say he So if you.
Speaker 8: Don't have a banner, do you not deserve to go
Speaker 8: into Like say, if a dude has a a less
Speaker 8: his career with no banners, are you saying like he
Speaker 8: don't deserve to, you know, have the Ring arnor have
Speaker 8: the Hall of Fame as well?
Speaker 3: Okay, So basically right now, the Ring of Honor is
Speaker 3: going to people who have won championships here or got
Speaker 3: gold jackets.
Speaker 4: He's one of the other that's right.
Speaker 2: A compet is Travis Ridgerck in the here's your.
Speaker 3: Ring of Honor, Troygman, Larry Allen gil Brandt, Tony Dorsett,
Speaker 3: Charles Haley, Cliff Harris, Bob Hayes, Chuck Hallie, Michael Irvan Leeroy,
Speaker 3: George Jimmy Johnson, Tom Landry, Bob Lillly, Don maryed and
Speaker 3: Drew Pearson, Don Perkins, mel Renfrow, Tech shrim Emmitt Smith, Rogers, Staubach,
Speaker 3: De Marcus Ware, Randy White, Darren Woodson, Rayfield Wright Perkins
Speaker 3: may have been the last guy that got in there
Speaker 3: who did not win a championship or go into the
Speaker 3: Pro Football Hall of Fame, and he got in and
Speaker 3: I want to say nineteen seventy six. So basically now
Speaker 3: for fifty years almost this is the standard. Des Bryant
Speaker 3: doesn't meet the standard. I mean, the Marcus Ware doesn't
Speaker 3: meet the standard. There's people out there asking about Tony Romo.
Speaker 3: Should Tony Romo get in the Marcus where don't meet
Speaker 3: the stand He's already talking about Marcus Launch. No, Marcus
Speaker 3: Ware is already in.
Speaker 2: I don't think Tank should d where he's in the Hall.
Speaker 4: Of Fame about me?
Speaker 2: I mean Tank talking about you know, I Tank don't
Speaker 2: deserve it.
Speaker 6: I mean if obviously everybody's going to talk about the
Speaker 6: catch that was supposed to be the year that the
Speaker 6: Cowboys was supposed to win the Super Bowl. But like
Speaker 6: I'm trying to look I really want to find his numbers.
Speaker 6: Call it bad as the tuck rule is like.
Speaker 2: This, man, but it didn't happen.
Speaker 3: I mean there's at the end of the day we
Speaker 3: could talk about Des caught it. Des didn't catch it. Uh,
Speaker 3: the league said no, and it is what it is.
Speaker 3: And as bad as the tuck rule was for for
Speaker 3: your Raiders, you know what, it didn't go your way.
Speaker 3: New England goes on to win a Super Bowl and
Speaker 3: the legend of Tom Brady's and Adam and and Tierry
Speaker 3: is born there.
Speaker 4: You know, this is what happens.
Speaker 3: But Des Bryant while he leads to the Cowboys and
Speaker 3: several receiving you know numbers.
Speaker 4: The game has changed.
Speaker 3: The game has totally changed from what you can do
Speaker 3: number one, as you talked about here receivers. Man, you
Speaker 3: used to have DB's that could hit you all the
Speaker 3: way down toil. You can't do it now. Now you
Speaker 3: can barely brush your brother. And they're they've made the
Speaker 3: rules so the offense has all the advantage.
Speaker 7: How many yards did does Brian have career?
Speaker 2: That's all trying. I can now fund it on here
Speaker 2: right now.
Speaker 3: So my thing on that is, once again, you got
Speaker 3: no gold jacket. You did not win a championship with
Speaker 3: the Cowboys. What are we talking about?
Speaker 2: This?
Speaker 4: This is what?
Speaker 2: This is the list.
Speaker 4: Now you go back to heart. Harvey Martin is a
Speaker 4: Super Bowl MVP.
Speaker 2: He's not even in here.
Speaker 4: Defensive NFL Defensive Player of the Year, not in here.
Speaker 2: You might be right.
Speaker 6: I was just gonna interrupt you to say, give you
Speaker 6: your flowers. If this is correct, what I'm looking at
Speaker 6: on ESPN for career wise total receiving yardist Dez Bryant
Speaker 6: has seven five hundred and six yards on a total
Speaker 6: of nine hundred and twenty six twenty six targets. Out
Speaker 6: of those nine hundred and twenty six targets, five hundred
Speaker 6: and thirty seven have those been caught?
Speaker 3: And let's and at this point, okay, if CD Lamb
Speaker 3: plays the same number of years as death, what desks
Speaker 3: like nine?
Speaker 2: About nine years? I think so?
Speaker 6: Think that back that was up to twenty twenty. So
Speaker 6: they didn't have his last year. What was this last
Speaker 6: year in the league.
Speaker 4: I mean he was hanging around with Baltimore.
Speaker 3: But at this point in time, ceedee, Lamb will pass
Speaker 3: as Bryan in many of these categories. And I'll tell
Speaker 3: you this ceede Lam shouldn't get in there either. If
Speaker 3: you don't if you do the standard. At some point
Speaker 3: in time, we got to make the standards standard, no
Speaker 3: gold jacket, no championship.
Speaker 4: Then I man ain't got no time for you, Zach Martin.
Speaker 3: So, Zach Martin, Zach No, No, those they've been doing
Speaker 3: it well.
Speaker 8: I mean because you could get into the Hall of
Speaker 8: Fame fifty years later. All right, So then at that point,
Speaker 8: now what we're doing, if we bringing in legends all
Speaker 8: twenty years after the fact that everything else, like like
Speaker 8: what they did with you Pierson, it ain't just Dreudo.
Speaker 8: He ain't the only legend that went in, Okay, But
Speaker 8: I'm just we want him doing it too. And I'm
Speaker 8: not just talking about like the situation here in Dallas.
Speaker 8: I'm talking about like a player's career overall. So like
Speaker 8: at that point, if you have these crazy numbers, but
Speaker 8: it takes them forever to put you in the Hall
Speaker 8: of Fame for whatever reason, like t O Got had
Speaker 8: to wait because not his numbers wasn't right because they
Speaker 8: quote unquote didn't like what he was doing off the
Speaker 8: field and everything else like that, Then if we're basing
Speaker 8: it off of that, then it could be something that
Speaker 8: should know that.
Speaker 2: A case for someone how many super Bowls did Drew
Speaker 2: Damn Marina?
Speaker 8: Was Da Marino? First ballot? Yeah, he was first ballot. Okay,
Speaker 8: I'm talking about for the Boys. But that's who I'm
Speaker 8: talking about up for the Cowboy. But when we talk
Speaker 8: about the Cowboys Ring of Honor, what I'm talking about.
Speaker 6: If you want me to make a case for somebody
Speaker 6: that don't have the numbers or this iconic like that
Speaker 6: right whatever.
Speaker 8: That may have the numbers but doesn't have the gold
Speaker 8: jacket or the Super Bowl.
Speaker 6: I mean, we all know that Zach Martin is going
Speaker 6: to be a first ballot Hall of Famer, would be,
Speaker 6: but I would say another guy that I think should
Speaker 6: be in the Ring of Honor that didn't win anything here,
Speaker 6: but was the.
Speaker 2: Name Travis Frederick. No, he didn't play on that man.
Speaker 6: He was a catalyst to this line, Like he trained
Speaker 6: one what they've had multiple had multiple top offenses.
Speaker 2: In the league. Like what do you say before that?
Speaker 2: Zach Martin?
Speaker 6: Zach Martin, but he's going to be a first ballot
Speaker 6: Hall of Famer. You can't team no, but he's only
Speaker 6: had three holding calls his whole career.
Speaker 3: In five years. In five years, Zach Martin will be
Speaker 3: was he will get a gold. So Zach Martin, Jason
Speaker 3: Witn't are going to.
Speaker 4: Go in the Hall of Fame, so they'll be in
Speaker 4: the Jason Living he changed the game. Okay, So so
Speaker 4: those are guys.
Speaker 2: How many rings does Drew Piston have one? Okay? So
Speaker 2: he has two. He played in two Super Bowl, he
Speaker 2: played in the Well.
Speaker 6: He has more career yardage seven eight and twenty two.
Speaker 2: But Daz has seventy five touchdowns in his career.
Speaker 6: Drew Pearson only has h I got a name for it.
Speaker 2: Forty eight.
Speaker 7: Did Tonyill win anything while he was here?
Speaker 4: And Tony Hill shouldn't be in there?
Speaker 7: Did Tony Will win anything while he was here?
Speaker 4: To my knowledge, No, I don't think Tony was on
Speaker 4: the Super Bowl.
Speaker 8: Tony he got more yards and Drew Pearson he got
Speaker 8: more yards than Dazz Brian.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but then Tony and Tony Hill doesn't. Tony Hill
Speaker 3: shouldn't be in it. Tony Hill's name is and I
Speaker 3: love Tony in person, good dude, as you know as well.
Speaker 2: Tony Everson Walls in it.
Speaker 3: Everson Walls shockingly and shamefully is not Everson Walls.
Speaker 2: You don't deserve it.
Speaker 7: Yes, okay, you told me to give you one.
Speaker 2: I gave you one. Yeah, right, two times today.
Speaker 8: But ever and ever, I think got fifty something career interceptions,
Speaker 8: it ain't in the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 7: Everybody else that got fifty some interceptions, they.
Speaker 3: All Everson Walls was up tragically, Tragically, Everson Walls was
Speaker 3: up in his final year as a as a player
Speaker 3: and did not get in. The people in charge of
Speaker 3: the Dallas media who are in charge of trying to
Speaker 3: make sure these names get put out here, did Everson
Speaker 3: Walls a disservice.
Speaker 4: Everson is a Hall of Fame player.
Speaker 3: Should be It should be in the Pro Football Hall
Speaker 3: of Fame, should be in the Cowboys Ring of Honor they.
Speaker 8: Put They put Eric Allen in, one of my former teammates,
Speaker 8: and Eric rightfully deserves to be in there.
Speaker 2: Walls deserve, Rivers deserve to be in.
Speaker 3: Everson Walls, in my opinion, is is where Drew Pearson was.
Speaker 4: This is an overlooked Hall of Famer.
Speaker 3: This is a Hall of Fame player who did win
Speaker 3: the Super Bowl on it with I don't know if.
Speaker 8: See, I don't I don't know if I would have
Speaker 8: gave Drew Hall of Fame.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, okay, all right, all right, look this is great.
Speaker 3: This is great so Drew Pearson.
Speaker 7: And I know the time that he played, and I
Speaker 7: respect it, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: But those numbers once again, okay, thousands, go back to
Speaker 3: your happens and with my daddy he played. You have
Speaker 3: to look at the numbers at the time he retired.
Speaker 4: This is what this is what the NFL was.
Speaker 3: You did not have teams that were out here throwing
Speaker 3: the ball fifty times a game, so.
Speaker 7: Nobody had gone to go in this Why did it
Speaker 7: take so long ago? And if we're looking at it like.
Speaker 3: That, I just told you one more time. This has
Speaker 3: been a problem with the Dallas media folks who were
Speaker 3: in charge of trying to push the agenda for the players.
Speaker 3: I talked to Rick Gozland about this very much so,
Speaker 3: and Rick said that Frank luxA had let a lot
Speaker 3: of guys down by not putting forth their candidacy. I've
Speaker 3: also believed this is my very core and I've talked
Speaker 3: to guys who played on the Super Bowl team and
Speaker 3: Super Bowl thirteen that day, a lot of gold jackets
Speaker 3: were lost because the Cowboys would have won back to
Speaker 3: back Super Bowls, won twelve and thirteen, would have been
Speaker 3: the first team to win three Super Bowls, would have
Speaker 3: been the team of the seventies because they've been to
Speaker 3: five Super Bowls and seventy Steelers one and the Steelers
Speaker 3: won that game. And so therefore we see a guy
Speaker 3: like no offense. But Donny Shelle, Donny Shelle the Hall
Speaker 3: of Famer, I mean, really, I mean, damn, the front
Speaker 3: was so good and you got two dudes at the
Speaker 3: middle linebacker, I mean linebacker between Jack Hamm and Jack Lambert.
Speaker 3: What you got to do? You got you got one
Speaker 3: dude who took one side of the ball away and
Speaker 3: Mel Blunt. Nobody was going over there, Meil Blunt, big
Speaker 3: as you playing corner bro right. And so I've always
Speaker 3: like Donny Shell, really mean, because Mike Wagner was a
Speaker 3: good safety there too. But so, but this is how
Speaker 3: it worked. This is how it worked. So Drew Pearson
Speaker 3: Cliff Harris had to wait forever to day. Cliff and
Speaker 3: Drew were check this out. Both first Team All nineteen seventies,
Speaker 3: All decade, Okay, all decade. These two forever the Day,
Speaker 3: were the only two first team guys on offense or
Speaker 3: defense in the nineteen seventies who were not in the
Speaker 3: Profile Ball Hall of Fame. So when they come up
Speaker 3: with the original class where they added ten people, Drew
Speaker 3: didn't get in. They put Cliff in. The dude who
Speaker 3: was second team All decade receiver was Harold Carmichael. They
Speaker 3: put Harold Carmichael in the Pro Football Hall of Fame
Speaker 3: before Drew Pearson. I don't know how many yards he had.
Speaker 3: He played in one Super Bowl they got beat by
Speaker 3: the Raiders.
Speaker 4: Drew Pearson played in two Super Bowls.
Speaker 3: His quarterback is in the hall, The head coaches in
Speaker 3: the hall, and you start looking around at different guys
Speaker 3: who played in the seventies like that too, between the
Speaker 3: quarterback and the head coach, and pretty much the receiver
Speaker 3: guy in there too.
Speaker 4: The running back is in the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 3: Drew Pearson was very critical and Roger Steinbach talked about
Speaker 3: this guy's a Hall of Famer.
Speaker 4: It took way too long for him to get it.
Speaker 4: He was done. It deserves Everson for his.
Speaker 8: For the time that he played in the yards did
Speaker 8: he put up you know what I mean. But at
Speaker 8: the end of it, it seemed like he was more
Speaker 8: so politicking and all this I loved, you grew up
Speaker 8: with him and his kids as well. But the whole
Speaker 8: thing you broke Mahart and all this other kind of
Speaker 8: stuff and everything, it was just a little It was
Speaker 8: a lot being there that day, Being there that day,
Speaker 8: and when they talked about the guys getting in, there
Speaker 8: were people telling him you're getting in.
Speaker 4: They were also people that you know which one was.
Speaker 3: Again, you were first team all nineteen seventies. You're the
Speaker 3: only guy on offense not in.
Speaker 4: Everyone else is in. And then on the other side
Speaker 4: it's Cliff. Everyone's in.
Speaker 3: And they were talking about the cleanup haul here where
Speaker 3: they were going to put in ten people, and they didn't.
Speaker 3: And what also happened to Drew is if you noticed,
Speaker 3: nobody got more than two off one team, Steelers, the Cowboys,
Speaker 3: the Packers. They only gave him two. They weren't giving
Speaker 3: anybody three. So the two dudes who got in Jimmy Johnson,
Speaker 3: Cliff Harris Bill Belichi, by the way, was on that committee,
Speaker 3: and Belichick politic for Harold Carmichael, over Drew Pearson, along
Speaker 3: with Bill Poling, and they were saying that they felt
Speaker 3: Carmichael was a very hard person to guard and that.
Speaker 7: I didn't play against him, but I can.
Speaker 4: Look at him that and that he changed the game.
Speaker 3: But he was second team all nineteen seventies, not first
Speaker 3: team second So how.
Speaker 4: Do we how do we do this?
Speaker 8: So we're talking, we're talking about numbers that are not
Speaker 8: in front of us right now. We're trying to compare careers.
Speaker 8: I don't know what year Drew started playing. I don't
Speaker 8: know what year Carmichael started playing, but I do know
Speaker 8: what you just said is very true. The heart of
Speaker 8: the cover out of the two was definitely going to
Speaker 8: be Carmichael. Drew had you know what them legs was
Speaker 8: doing like this when he was running and he wasn't
Speaker 8: no top speed dude, and he wasn't a big guy.
Speaker 4: Was undrafted.
Speaker 2: That gives you, That gives you a little more pool.
Speaker 2: We all know that.
Speaker 3: And so like to the first team wide receivers ninety
Speaker 3: says lynz one who's in, And I think Linn has
Speaker 3: Lynn has maybe ten thousand yards or lesson for a
Speaker 3: lot of years. It was used against him before he
Speaker 3: got put in, but it's Lynn Swann and Drew Pearson,
Speaker 3: both guys won championships, both guys Hall of Fame players,
Speaker 3: and they rightfully are in their spots.
Speaker 7: So I had another teammate, John Stalwarth.
Speaker 6: Yeah, giant, Yeah, it's just frustrating. I guess when you
Speaker 6: think about are you making an argument? The project is frustrating.
Speaker 6: So it definitely is, especially his athlete going through those
Speaker 6: things of what are these determined factor? But with Drew Pearson,
Speaker 6: did he get into the Cowboys Ring Honor? I'm assuming
Speaker 6: before he got into the Hall of Fame he did.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but even that took a while because it was
Speaker 3: it was a disagreement with exactly, with him and the.
Speaker 2: Committee exactly.
Speaker 4: And so we got to hit a break.
Speaker 2: We got to hit a break.
Speaker 4: Let's hit a break. Let's hit a break.
Speaker 3: We will hear from Jerry Jones as he talks about
Speaker 3: Matt Eberflus's defensive coordinator because fandra frustrating, upset. But we'll
Speaker 3: do that next right here with we got Trey Moore said.
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Speaker 3: Slash why part checking numbers here and this is what
Speaker 3: it says for Lyn Swan career three hundred and thirty
Speaker 3: six receptions, receiving yards, five thousand, four hundred and sixty
Speaker 3: two receiving touchdowns fifty one.
Speaker 2: What you say.
Speaker 3: Career fel statistics three hundred and thirty six catches, five thousand,
Speaker 3: four hundred and sixty two yards, fifty one receiving touchdowns
Speaker 3: all all decade nineteen seventies, three times Pro Bowler, three
Speaker 3: times First Team All Pro, Super Bowl, MVP, Super Bowl
Speaker 3: ten when they beat.
Speaker 4: The Cowboys, and four time Super Bowl champion.
Speaker 2: Alive yards five thousand yards. But also when was he
Speaker 2: he made? When was playing big?
Speaker 4: Let's make so he let he finished in nineteen.
Speaker 3: Eighty two when they wasn't throwing like that in so
Speaker 3: so the thing.
Speaker 8: It's kind of like when and the plays that he
Speaker 8: made in the biggest games, bro, you get Swani showed up.
Speaker 2: I ain't no saying other people didn't. Oh no, when people.
Speaker 6: But when you say that number though, like you said,
Speaker 6: three hundred and ninety.
Speaker 4: Three hundred and thirty six catch estions.
Speaker 6: Three hundred and thirty six das has five hundred and
Speaker 6: thirty seventh.
Speaker 3: I mean, and you can't, you can't. And this is
Speaker 3: where I get frustrated. It's not the same game.
Speaker 2: It's not it's not the same.
Speaker 3: We can say football, but the NFL is not the
Speaker 3: same game.
Speaker 4: It's legislated differently, the rules are different.
Speaker 3: They have pushed offense all day long and now passing
Speaker 3: and you got I mean, think about Rocky Blyer, Rocky Blyer,
Speaker 3: Robert Newhouse, two well known fullbacks.
Speaker 2: Man, you're lucky you know Rockyers.
Speaker 6: I don't know who Rocky Blyers, but I do know
Speaker 6: Rod Newhouse. And I mean, I'm sorry Robert, because I
Speaker 6: know I know it's right.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So that's just like, so you know, these are positions
Speaker 4: that they don't even have to.
Speaker 3: I remember when William Floyd played for the San Francisco
Speaker 3: Run drafted the first round out of Florida State, bar none.
Speaker 3: I can't think of the last time we saw a
Speaker 3: fullback drafted in the first round. But this is the
Speaker 3: difference to the the NFL. Football's changed. So when you
Speaker 3: talk about received leaving numbers and passing numbers, to me,
Speaker 3: I always say, go back to when a guy left.
Speaker 3: When Tony dor Set left the National Football League, think
Speaker 3: he was second all time in rushing.
Speaker 4: He passed OJ Simpson.
Speaker 2: He was second or third.
Speaker 3: So so now you look at it, it's not the same.
Speaker 3: But when you leave the game and you are top
Speaker 3: three in a major category, dude, that's ballin it is
Speaker 3: Joe Demagio.
Speaker 4: It's just a baseball reference.
Speaker 3: When Joe Demagio left Major League baseball, he was second
Speaker 3: or third all time in home runs with only like
Speaker 3: three hundred plus home runs under four hundred today, that's
Speaker 3: nothing but that to me, when I say when did
Speaker 3: you leave and how you left, it's a heck.
Speaker 4: It's a heck of a thing. We don't talk about context.
Speaker 3: So much of what matters when I think about these
Speaker 3: things what's the context. And I go back to Lynn
Speaker 3: Swann and what you were saying, the biggest games and
Speaker 3: the biggest lights. That dude was there. Super Bowl thirteen
Speaker 3: makes a hell of a catch, ends up getting hurt
Speaker 3: and going out of the game, But it was one
Speaker 3: of the differences the Steelers beat the Cowboys become the
Speaker 3: team of the seventies four Super Bowl championships. Yes, the
Speaker 3: first two they were running the ball, but dude was there.
Speaker 3: That's what puts you in when you start to look
Speaker 3: at the amount of winning first team. Okay, when they
Speaker 3: came out all nineties.
Speaker 4: So they sit up here.
Speaker 3: They got two receivers for the whole decade, a heck
Speaker 3: of a decade of football.
Speaker 4: By the way, it's some tremendous players.
Speaker 2: He was there. That's why I feel like.
Speaker 4: Brian wasn't there.
Speaker 6: No, he wasn't. And I'm not making a case for him.
Speaker 6: I said, in my generation, I'm thinking about it. But
Speaker 6: when I sit here, like I said, I'm a football guy.
Speaker 6: Like when you become when you play outter a certain
Speaker 6: amount of time, you know, you start to study of
Speaker 6: the game to figure out how you can stay there,
Speaker 6: and you have a better appreciation for it and looking
Speaker 6: at the numbers, it's like, yes, he was iconic for
Speaker 6: what I seen. But like you said, my man had
Speaker 6: five thousand yards on three hundred and thirty six catch,
Speaker 6: five hundred and thirty seven reception, he only has seven
Speaker 6: thousand and only that is a major accompaniment some guys,
Speaker 6: I'll never get this, But five hundred and thirty seven
Speaker 6: you only have seven five hundred and six seventy five yardists.
Speaker 6: Like you know how PFF has the ratio like, hey,
Speaker 6: if this person only played five reps but he had
Speaker 6: two sacks, then his production ratio is way over there.
Speaker 6: Like I wish they had a grating skill like this
Speaker 6: when it comes for talking to you know, if you're
Speaker 6: going to compare receiver as a receiver, if he did
Speaker 6: what he did in today's game with the protection that
Speaker 6: they have, I wish they had something where they can say, hey,
Speaker 6: this is what we project that he would have in
Speaker 6: this day and age with you know, thirty four plus
Speaker 6: games or howevery many extra plus regular season games because
Speaker 6: we talk about I remember what was it a couple
Speaker 6: years ago when they were talking about TJ. Watt breaking
Speaker 6: Michael Strahan's record, like it would have been iconic. It
Speaker 6: would have been cool. The record's broken, but you have
Speaker 6: way more games. Oh well, the Brett farlaid down for
Speaker 6: straight hand to get the record and do this and
Speaker 6: do that.
Speaker 2: He did it in less reps.
Speaker 6: Like it's still more impressive when you can do that, Like,
Speaker 6: records are meant to be broken.
Speaker 3: And it took contacts to go into all time contacts.
Speaker 3: I mean, right now you start looking NFL passing leader,
Speaker 3: it's all time yardage.
Speaker 4: Brady's number one. Nobody argues with that.
Speaker 3: But what I do find interesting when people say, well
Speaker 3: a guy, if a guy has these certain numbers, then
Speaker 3: he should be in the hall.
Speaker 4: Matt Ryan's eighth all time? Is Matt Ryan a Hall
Speaker 4: of Famer?
Speaker 8: Is Frank Gore Hall of Famer? Was Frank Gore ever?
Speaker 8: First Team All Pro? Is he ever the best running
Speaker 8: back in the league? Was he ever the top back
Speaker 8: in the league? But he got Hall of Fame now.
Speaker 6: He got he got Hall of Fame numbers, and what
Speaker 6: he had most importantly his longevity, Like, well, what do
Speaker 6: you mean, bro, Who's who's played that long margument that we're.
Speaker 2: Making right now? As well? You just made the argument
Speaker 2: there's more games and.
Speaker 6: It is, but it's he's played in multiple like it's not.
Speaker 6: He played in one era. Frank Gore played.
Speaker 3: Frank Gore sixteen thousand yards of rushing. How many numbers
Speaker 3: he played number three all time? I don't know the
Speaker 3: number of years at about sixteen years.
Speaker 6: And buddy playing multiple years he played like we got
Speaker 6: as we're talking.
Speaker 8: About, when it comes down to the barbershop, you bound
Speaker 8: to get a haircut.
Speaker 4: When when you talk about.
Speaker 7: Saying a thousand, a thousand yards ain't that big of
Speaker 7: a deal.
Speaker 3: Touchdowns twenty twenty's twentieth all time and touchdowns eighty one,
Speaker 3: tied with OJ Anderson was.
Speaker 2: The first pro ever first team Pro Ever. I don't
Speaker 2: I don't think you.
Speaker 6: I don't think you should say that, because that's that's
Speaker 6: the measuring stick of as well.
Speaker 2: It's a measuring stick. But we just you.
Speaker 6: The whole argument before him was just about how the
Speaker 6: media pushed certain people and do this and that, and
Speaker 6: you don't get.
Speaker 3: Your This is what the great Rick Goslin would tell me.
Speaker 3: He said, stack compiler, and I believe that's what you're
Speaker 3: talking about here. Frank gorey Hall of Fame player. Was
Speaker 3: he just a stack compiler because he played. And it's
Speaker 3: an interesting thing because in the world of baseball, you
Speaker 3: hang out long enough and get yourself three thousand hits,
Speaker 3: they're gonna put you in based on, you know, three
Speaker 3: thousand hits, three thousand hits. Frank Gore finishing third all
Speaker 3: time and playing that long, there is something to be
Speaker 3: said for that when you look at guys who've had
Speaker 3: shorter careers and it gets used against them. So it's
Speaker 3: a fantastic argument. And I would love to hear the person.
Speaker 3: And I don't know which city Frank Gore would be
Speaker 3: represented by. Who makes who makes the present day? Was
Speaker 3: someone from San Francisco or who doesn't? What case would
Speaker 3: you make for Frank Gore? It'd be very interesting. Here's
Speaker 3: what we do. No, he was never a first team
Speaker 3: All Pro player. He was a second team All Pro once,
Speaker 3: five time pro bowler. He was NFL All Decade twenty ten,
Speaker 3: so he wasn't All Decade player.
Speaker 4: So he does that. He does have that his in
Speaker 4: his in his back pocket.
Speaker 3: And Frank Gore's almost in some ways as another fantastic
Speaker 3: case of for Eli Manning. There are a lot of
Speaker 3: people out there about Eli Manning who have a question
Speaker 3: mark about.
Speaker 2: Him, but he is well Hall of Famer.
Speaker 3: But Frank Gore, here's your Here're your running backs for
Speaker 3: for the twenty tens. Frank Gore, Marshawn Lynch, Lashawn McCoy,
Speaker 3: and Adrian Peterson.
Speaker 4: Those are your your four running backs.
Speaker 8: So okay, So out of that list who you're picking,
Speaker 8: you can only pick one.
Speaker 6: If I'm pickings again, it's Adrian Peterson.
Speaker 2: Let him pick.
Speaker 3: I want to give it is Frank Gore, Marshaun Lynch,
Speaker 3: Lashawn McCoy, and Adrian Peterson.
Speaker 6: First ballot, yeah, ap, second ballot, Frank Gore. Out of
Speaker 6: those guys, I mean those other two guys, they were
Speaker 6: they were they were special, like shady shifting.
Speaker 2: You talking about doing everything. I'll say this, but.
Speaker 6: The best ability is availability, and Frank was available for
Speaker 6: a long time.
Speaker 2: It's a fantastic argument.
Speaker 4: Now when you say pick one, I mean on these
Speaker 4: lists here.
Speaker 3: You're gonna have multiple guys at a position go in
Speaker 3: because just say, for instance, the quarterback, your two quarterbacks
Speaker 3: on the list of Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers, they're both.
Speaker 2: Gonna go in.
Speaker 4: They'll both be first ballot guys.
Speaker 8: And it ain't two running backs on that list that's
Speaker 8: going in right now, that's going in at the same time.
Speaker 2: That's two different things you just said at the same time.
Speaker 2: That's what I meant. What I mean is what I
Speaker 2: just said.
Speaker 4: Okay, two running backs on the same ballot.
Speaker 8: Going yeah, no, no, no, they could be the same ballot,
Speaker 8: But I don't think the two of those, that more
Speaker 8: than one from that list is going to go in
Speaker 8: at one time.
Speaker 2: Not at one time.
Speaker 3: But yeah, when you say the same class, like the
Speaker 3: same Hall of Fame class, it's very rare. It's very
Speaker 3: rare that you get multiple positions in one class at.
Speaker 4: The same and it's rare.
Speaker 2: And if we're being.
Speaker 8: Completely non champ go in with with Ed Reid or
Speaker 8: something like that to.
Speaker 4: Safety in corner.
Speaker 2: This is defensive back.
Speaker 8: Neither one of y'all lined up to play the position
Speaker 8: defensive back.
Speaker 4: Okay, I lined up with both, and.
Speaker 8: I know the skill and the technique it takes to
Speaker 8: play both here and so Cardinal Lake played both.
Speaker 4: Ad Here's what I'm trying to tell you.
Speaker 3: Know, you understand that when I'm talking to the voters
Speaker 3: and the people that do this, they have a differentiation
Speaker 3: between the safety and the corner, I know, and now
Speaker 3: a Rod Woodson, a Ronnie Lott played both who played both.
Speaker 4: By the way, they just them ain't too many rod Woodson's.
Speaker 7: I mean, that's like Aus Wilson Arnell Lake.
Speaker 4: Right, there's like a list.
Speaker 2: Now there's a.
Speaker 7: Button list then then then then than there is but.
Speaker 3: But but for the most part, they're looking at safety,
Speaker 3: you know, corner. They're looking at him and that such
Speaker 3: like a tie law. They're going to put him in
Speaker 3: the corner kind of conversation. Ever since Wall, they are
Speaker 3: going to put him in the corner conversation. And when
Speaker 3: you talk about many guys who played both, first off,
Speaker 3: it's very rare that you got somebody.
Speaker 4: Who's that damn good anyway.
Speaker 3: I mean, you know, you should be able to go
Speaker 3: the corner to safety and then still be balling to
Speaker 3: the hell. That's why they in the hall because they
Speaker 3: special guys. We didn't get that many special dudes out
Speaker 3: there like that. And just looking right here on the
Speaker 3: twenty ten list, all right, corners it was Patrick Peterson,
Speaker 3: Darell Reeves, Richie Sherman, and that was and uh, that
Speaker 3: was corner.
Speaker 4: Then they go into defensive back.
Speaker 3: They put two defensive backs there they said Chris Harrison,
Speaker 3: Tyron Matthew. Then for safety they put three dudes on there,
Speaker 3: Eric Barry, Earl Thomas and Eric Waddle. That so that
Speaker 3: right there on that list that they they went and
Speaker 3: just chopped it up into.
Speaker 4: Three places for for for DB's so one corner dB
Speaker 4: and then takes they chopped a three ways.
Speaker 8: So back in the day when we had dudes that
Speaker 8: was playing multiple positions, kicking the ball, running the ball,
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Speaker 3: the Cowboys are number one at offense, scoring thirty a game,
Speaker 3: defense giving up thirty to thirty one.
Speaker 4: And it's just not pretty.
Speaker 3: They lose to the Carolina Panthers thirty to twenty seven.
Speaker 4: Jerry Jones did his weekly.
Speaker 3: Radio show One Fan eight thirty on Tuesdays, the Official
Speaker 3: Cowboys or radio station Home with the Cowboys. So here's
Speaker 3: what he said in terms of frustrated fans who are
Speaker 3: not happy with Matt Eberflus and some for some people
Speaker 3: who also want him replaced, Here's Jerry.
Speaker 5: He's had tremendous experience. He's dealt with adversity with a
Speaker 5: long record not only with US, but with his tenure
Speaker 5: in Chicago and Annapolis. And he's had some great successes,
Speaker 5: had some very great success but he's had his Tailcike.
Speaker 5: That's who I want in the foxhold with me, because
Speaker 5: there's no such thing as having all the answers, and
Speaker 5: so I jumped at it when I saw we had
Speaker 5: a chance to get him. I still feel as strongly
Speaker 5: as I did the day we brought him in here.
Speaker 5: And these things that we're dealing with here are not
Speaker 5: one two major things. There are a lot of little
Speaker 5: things that you can't address and get right, and you
Speaker 5: can adjust the nuances of them. And for instance, the
Speaker 5: other day, we couldn't stop the run, yet we were
Speaker 5: within a possession. If we'd drive that ball at the
Speaker 5: end of the game, we got a good chance to
Speaker 5: win it. We were up all day for the most part.
Speaker 5: And so there's a lot of ways to win football games,
Speaker 5: and clus is dealing with nuances there that we can
Speaker 5: adjust and change, and you do just and you do
Speaker 5: you do change, and there will be that. What's interesting
Speaker 5: is that the way the game panned out was very,
Speaker 5: very on point with the way that our coaches planned
Speaker 5: for the game to pan out. We just thought we
Speaker 5: could get more stops. We thought we could physically do
Speaker 5: a better job with them, and they were able to
Speaker 5: scheme us a little bit that to their credit, but
Speaker 5: we were in that game. Close enough what I think.
Speaker 5: I don't want to take too long in the central.
Speaker 5: But Carolina is easy to overlook as a formidable matchup
Speaker 5: with us. They match up right good against where we
Speaker 5: need the work, and so they were a tough, tough
Speaker 5: opponent for us. The other day we almost pulled.
Speaker 3: The Carolina Panthers have beaten three teams this year, Atlanta, Miami,
Speaker 3: and Dallas. They've lost to Jacksonville, They've lost to Arizona,
Speaker 3: they've lost to New England. All three losses were on
Speaker 3: the road. All three wins were at home. And if
Speaker 3: Jerry says they're on par with Carolina, guys, that doesn't
Speaker 3: make me feel real good.
Speaker 8: Let me say this before I forget it real quick,
Speaker 8: because it was something he said, and and I don't
Speaker 8: remember exactly what he said real quick, but he says
Speaker 8: it made reference to the point that they almost that
Speaker 8: they thought Rico was gonna get over two hundred yards.
Speaker 2: Then he say, what do he It sounded like that,
Speaker 2: It sounded like who said that. I didn't. I didn't hear.
Speaker 6: What I heard was him just he basically just said,
Speaker 6: I fools ain't gonna get fired. I need him in
Speaker 6: the fight, but also this is a tough, tough opponent.
Speaker 8: I said about the matchup, no way that they felt
Speaker 8: like the game was going to know there now.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he said that the match up win exactly how
Speaker 6: I was planned in the schedule from them seeing that
Speaker 6: they just planned on him a couple.
Speaker 8: More so, what I heard was that, yeah, we we
Speaker 8: planned he We knew that he was gonna bust all right,
Speaker 8: but we just thought that we might be able to
Speaker 8: stop him at some point in time.
Speaker 2: He didn't say him, he said, he said to them.
Speaker 3: But we know who Breese Hall ran ran against. They've
Speaker 3: they've given up yardage on the ground.
Speaker 8: But we're talking about what he just said about Carolina, right,
Speaker 8: and I'm just saying, yes.
Speaker 4: He sounded like he said, hey, yeah, we knew we're
Speaker 4: gonna give him some yards.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we were gonna give some yard.
Speaker 3: But we thought we thought we get We thought Dak
Speaker 3: was gonna and this is what Dak. We thought we're
Speaker 3: getting the ball back six six o seven to go.
Speaker 3: They thought they had one more shot to go win
Speaker 3: the football game. But the vaunted the Carolina offense led
Speaker 3: bry Bryce Young, did the six minute seven drive, not
Speaker 3: a two minute, not a two minute, not a three minute,
Speaker 3: but a six minute seven drive to say, you're not
Speaker 3: getting the football back. Dude, that's pathetic, that's embarrassing. And Jerry, uh, yeah,
Speaker 3: you wanted Matt Ebraflus, he tells us right there, he
Speaker 3: hired Matt Eberflus. He wanted Matt Eberflus back in the building.
Speaker 3: And this guy's not getting it done. But he said,
Speaker 3: you know he's gonna be here.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 8: I think that the defense in itself, and we've talked
Speaker 8: about this a lot of times already, this defense had
Speaker 8: another gal on it at one point in time that
Speaker 8: could make a lot of things disappear.
Speaker 2: And at the same time, and.
Speaker 4: At this hunt, they got the number one rush defense
Speaker 4: in league.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 8: And then at the same time as well, Like if
Speaker 8: you're looking at it and I don't know what options
Speaker 8: ebra Flus has or whatever defense coordinator had, this job
Speaker 8: is a much more attractive job with Michael Parsons on
Speaker 8: the team than without him on the team.
Speaker 2: It is.
Speaker 6: But I'm sorry, I'm sorry, stop talking about that, bro,
Speaker 6: Like that doesn't matter, Like.
Speaker 2: You are you talking about the job? Okay?
Speaker 8: So you looking at teams, you're a free agent, you're
Speaker 8: looking at teams, right, You're looking at teams. You're looking
Speaker 8: at teams that got championship pedigree, players on it compared
Speaker 8: to the.
Speaker 7: Dudes who you know ain't gonna do nothing.
Speaker 2: So what what team are you gonna pick?
Speaker 8: Are you going to the team that's going to probably
Speaker 8: get you to the playoffs with the champion pedigree?
Speaker 2: Are you gonna take the take the team that's not
Speaker 2: that you know exact?
Speaker 6: What are you talking about from what perspective? A player
Speaker 6: perspective on a coach's perspective, I'm talking about different perspective. No,
Speaker 6: at the end of the day, now a free agent, Yes,
Speaker 6: it is if I'm thinking of job something, Yes, if
Speaker 6: somebody says that they're gonna get the defensive hold on,
Speaker 6: hold on, let me. You can't interrupt me. If you're
Speaker 6: gonna ask me a question, let me get it out. So,
Speaker 6: like I said, it is a different job. If I'm
Speaker 6: a defensive coordinator and somebody says I have the potential
Speaker 6: to go be the defensive coordinator of the Dallas Cowboys,
Speaker 6: or I'm gonna go be the defensive coordinator of the
Speaker 6: Cleveland Browns. They gonna take the Cowboys every time because
Speaker 6: of the off the field money, because of the note
Speaker 6: to ride, because of the media.
Speaker 2: Like you do deal with those things, but then.
Speaker 6: You also and then you put them in then you
Speaker 6: also market. But then also but then also you gotta
Speaker 6: take it. Yeah, you put that's two different markets. Why
Speaker 6: nobody would take it? But then hold on, I got
Speaker 6: you new I don't want to keep talking. But also
Speaker 6: the last thing is the ownership. Am I gonna go
Speaker 6: somewhere that somebody wants me or don't want me? And
Speaker 6: if I'm eber Flus going to America's.
Speaker 4: Team the owner leveland Brown So.
Speaker 2: That's two different organizations.
Speaker 4: End it like this. I don't know if Maddi Flus
Speaker 4: even had another option, that's all.
Speaker 9: He might not.
Speaker 2: That's all all.
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