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Speaker 3: is Wednesday, the Cowboys getting ready to host the Philadelphia
Speaker 3: Eagles at AT and T Stadium on November tenth. And
Speaker 3: here we are, guys, eleven months into the twenty twenty
Speaker 3: four year, an election has happened in the cow Boys
Speaker 3: have yet to win a home game.
Speaker 2: Think of everything, and it is happened this year. That's wow.
Speaker 2: I just thought that's why Cowboys have not won a
Speaker 2: whole game? Wow?
Speaker 4: Wow?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Man, was it when they just like was the last
Speaker 5: season was fourteenth straight or something crazy?
Speaker 2: And then ever since then, that's wild. Yeah, that's that's
Speaker 2: a that's a yeah. So was that one and that's
Speaker 2: that's wild. Right there, man.
Speaker 3: So the Eagles are favored in this football game. The
Speaker 3: Cowboys have won five of the last six meetings against Philadelphia,
Speaker 3: believe it or not, six straight home games against the Eagles,
Speaker 3: and that's their sixth longest active win streak in that series.
Speaker 2: Michael Parsons has missed six weeks of action.
Speaker 3: The Cowboys outstanding pass rush specialists, their best defensive player.
Speaker 3: He practiced today, we did, okay, So Michael Parsons could
Speaker 3: be back in the lineup for the cow Boys against
Speaker 3: the Eagles. Is Jalen Hurts who uses his legs tush
Speaker 3: push is coming to town, gentlemen, m m oh so,
Speaker 3: Michaeh potentially being bad.
Speaker 5: Look, look, any time you can get you know, a
Speaker 5: guy at the caliber of Michael Parsons back.
Speaker 2: Into your lineup, it's beneficial.
Speaker 5: It's gonna help this defense out, you know, whatever the
Speaker 5: case may be, whether it's generating pressure, you know, taking
Speaker 5: on double teams, triple teams, and allowing other guys to
Speaker 5: eat out there, he's gonna make be a positive for
Speaker 5: this defense if he's able to go in this game
Speaker 5: against Philadelphia. Now, when I look at it, will I
Speaker 5: do I think he's gonna be the Bazukah of old,
Speaker 5: you know, one hundred percent Bzuka where he's out there.
Speaker 5: You know, even if it's double triple team, still getting
Speaker 5: to the quarterback, I'm not so sure, you know, coming
Speaker 5: out of a high inkles spraying. All it takes is
Speaker 5: one you know, wrong step or trip over somebody else
Speaker 5: and that thing's reaggravated.
Speaker 2: I mean, high inklesprays are a tough thing to deal with.
Speaker 5: So but I still believe, you know, seventy five eighty
Speaker 5: percent of Michael Parsons is still what you want on
Speaker 5: the football field, especially going against an offense as potent
Speaker 5: as Philadelphia, because I mean, as you see, Kellen Moore
Speaker 5: has those guys rolling right now, whether it's the quarterback
Speaker 5: run sakwuon Barkley doing his thing out there, and of
Speaker 5: course you got the dangerous receivers on the outside, Smith
Speaker 5: and aj Brown, So you gotta be able to generate
Speaker 5: pressure somewhere.
Speaker 2: I like what I saw from was at Carl Lawson
Speaker 2: last week.
Speaker 5: He was able to get two sacks out there, beating
Speaker 5: his one on one opportunities out there, and with Parsons
Speaker 5: on the field as well, he should be able to
Speaker 5: generate more of those one on one opportunities. So that's
Speaker 5: just at least one other guy that can go out
Speaker 5: there and win for you defensively. But to me overall,
Speaker 5: having Parsons back in the lineup, it's got to be
Speaker 5: a positive for the Cowboys if he's able.
Speaker 6: To go, And Barry said, all, I mean, that's for me.
Speaker 6: It's the only other angle I'm looking at. Is this
Speaker 6: for the offensive coordinator on the other side, you now
Speaker 6: have to account for his talent. So we do understand
Speaker 6: that teams that have come into games versus Cowboys where
Speaker 6: Michael was playing, they had to scheme for him, roll
Speaker 6: coverage his way, do a lot of different things to
Speaker 6: make sure that he's not disruptive. I questioned the percentage
Speaker 6: he plays with, and we're going to get eighty five
Speaker 6: seventy five. Where is he because you know how high
Speaker 6: innklesplit sprains just kind of disabled a lot of players.
Speaker 6: I mean, that athleticism, that quickness, those are one of
Speaker 6: the things that really just that's his game. That's who
Speaker 6: he is in the nutshell, and you're used to seeing
Speaker 6: him fly around. If he's playing at eighty five percent
Speaker 6: of himself already in a position to where he's undersized
Speaker 6: that the officers will take advantage of that, you know.
Speaker 6: And so my question is in from the beginning, how
Speaker 6: is Mike gonna use him? You know, Mike Zimmer, How
Speaker 6: is Mike gonna use him? Is Mike gonna have him
Speaker 6: to stand up at the end where he has to
Speaker 6: take on blockers, because that in that situation, I think
Speaker 6: that's where you get to the reaggravation.
Speaker 4: That's what you get.
Speaker 6: Tell Okay, I'm stepping on a guy, or am I
Speaker 6: using him as a gap blitzes and my using him
Speaker 6: in other disguise looks and things like that where I
Speaker 6: know they're gonna have to count for him, Because then
Speaker 6: that's where it starts to open up things for guys
Speaker 6: like Demarvi and Overshawn. That's where you get an opportunity
Speaker 6: to see more of Eric Kendricks. That's where the defense
Speaker 6: some of your defensive linemen that have been struggling now
Speaker 6: may not have to deal with the double teams that
Speaker 6: they've been dealing with because now they have to relegate
Speaker 6: the extra guy to go towards number eleven. Again, I
Speaker 6: just asked myself what percentage of Michael are we getting
Speaker 6: back and it's going to be like a he's gonna
Speaker 6: highlight on some packages, you know. So look, having him
Speaker 6: back back can't hurt this team, that's for sure. This
Speaker 6: defense is struggling mightily, and you have a Philadelphia Eagles
Speaker 6: team that's gonna come in here with a running game
Speaker 6: that is going to try and take advantage of you.
Speaker 4: At every corner. All right, they are. They're gonna run
Speaker 4: up the clock.
Speaker 6: They want a ground and pound, and I ain't even
Speaker 6: worried about the touch pushing at this point. I don't
Speaker 6: think they'll be in the thirty one. I don't think
Speaker 6: they'll be in a position to do that unless they
Speaker 6: get down to the goal liner, you know how they
Speaker 6: like to operate down there. But you know it can't hurt.
Speaker 6: We absolutely need our guys back. I mean Droan Bland.
Speaker 6: We need more, I mean Tank Lawrence, we need Marshaun Neeland.
Speaker 6: We need guys to come back, come back healthy, and
Speaker 6: be able to help this defense because right now, there's
Speaker 6: nothing you can hang your hat on going into this matchup.
Speaker 5: You gotta be able, and I know this is not
Speaker 5: a big part of Zim's scheme, but you gotta kind
Speaker 5: of take a page out of that DQ book, and
Speaker 5: I believe you gotta run some games with him. You
Speaker 5: gotta run some stunts, whether it's a defensive end d
Speaker 5: tackle stunt. You can't just have a man line up
Speaker 5: and try to rest a quarterback from the outside just
Speaker 5: for that high inkle sprain. I just think if you
Speaker 5: run a little bit of games with him, have him
Speaker 5: twist inside, have him start on the outside to snap
Speaker 5: the ball, run a t east stunt, come back around
Speaker 5: on the inside, it'll just it'll just leave a lot
Speaker 5: of that pressure and keep him away from Lane Johnson.
Speaker 5: Just keep him away from Lane Johnson. That dude right
Speaker 5: there is a beast on that left side. And we
Speaker 5: know they've had their battles back and forth, and there's
Speaker 5: sometimes when Parsons is one hundred percent, he's given Lane
Speaker 5: Johnson all he wants, but right now not being one
Speaker 5: hundred percent, keep.
Speaker 2: Him away from there. But I gotta I'm with you
Speaker 2: on this.
Speaker 5: You zim has to find a way to still use
Speaker 5: him as that chess piece, whether it's you know, off
Speaker 5: the edge, doing a teat stunt, kind lining them up
Speaker 5: over the center and let them have a two way
Speaker 5: go on.
Speaker 2: That guy but you gotta use him as a chessea.
Speaker 5: Because if you just line them up on one side,
Speaker 5: Philly's gonna see that and they're gonna say, oh, let's
Speaker 5: test him out. We go just run straight at him.
Speaker 5: Ain't gonna let him use that speed to chase down
Speaker 5: same Barkley from the backside. Let's just run straight at
Speaker 5: him and see how the ankle holds up. You got
Speaker 5: to be able to move around, in my opinion.
Speaker 3: If the Cowboys get behind you, Negate what you're the
Speaker 3: best of Michael Parsonson, and that's been that's been in
Speaker 3: it at home this year, that's been an issue. I mean,
Speaker 3: we've seen games basically be decided before halftime show.
Speaker 2: That is fact.
Speaker 3: So they've got at least you got at least be
Speaker 3: in the game so you can make it effective. And
Speaker 3: was it one or two years ago when Sirianni just
Speaker 3: ran Riot at Parsons and it wasn't pretty. It was
Speaker 3: not pretty at all. You start to think about the
Speaker 3: Cowboys rushing offenses improved. It's now thirty first eighty two
Speaker 3: yards a game. And the Eagles on the other side,
Speaker 3: my gosh, they're number two, one seventy four man. So
Speaker 3: we're you know, in some ways what has killed you
Speaker 3: all year long. This is this is the kind of
Speaker 3: matchup that you hate to see. They're gonna run the ball,
Speaker 3: and they're gonna use time and possession against you.
Speaker 2: You can't run the ball. That's a fact. That is
Speaker 2: a fact.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 3: God bless Michael Parsons. He's a football player. He's not
Speaker 3: a magician. And there's just so much help that you
Speaker 3: need here that I don't he'll help because he's Michael Parsons. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but brother, it's only so much you can do. There's
Speaker 3: just so many there're's so many holes here. You could
Speaker 3: plug one here, but then there's something else that's popping over.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's just so much that I I.
Speaker 5: And we ain't even talking about the back end. You know,
Speaker 5: this is this is a team you know was that
Speaker 5: last week. It's Atlanta who Drake London only played in
Speaker 5: what the first two series. I believe Kirk Cousins only
Speaker 5: missed six passes three touchdowns. And now if AJ Brown
Speaker 5: is able to go, because I know he's a little
Speaker 5: bit questionable, you know, coming off that knee injury last week.
Speaker 5: But you got Aj Brown top three five receiver in
Speaker 5: the National Football League, paired with the slim reaper Deavonte
Speaker 5: Smith on the outside as well. You don't, thank goodness,
Speaker 5: I don't believe God is gonna be able to play,
Speaker 5: hopefully not.
Speaker 2: But I mean this offense right now, man, it's like
Speaker 2: which way you want it.
Speaker 5: We can either get you with the run, yeah, or
Speaker 5: get you with the play action. And we got the
Speaker 5: receivers on the outside to do damage. Oh by the way,
Speaker 5: we got a quarterback that if everything is locked up, man,
Speaker 5: he can escape.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Back in front end. We've talked about that, and I
Speaker 6: think that's where you've been missing. I've been asking my
Speaker 6: questions to you because I think I know football well
Speaker 6: enough to know how it's supposed to work when you're
Speaker 6: in the three four or four to three. But again,
Speaker 6: that's why I point to Michael Harson's being up there
Speaker 6: and what offensive lines have to direct their attention to.
Speaker 6: I think he plugs a lot of those holes for us.
Speaker 6: But I think offensively, what Philadelphia presents is that running
Speaker 6: game that you just said is number two in the
Speaker 6: league behind the I'm just guessing that it's Baltimore. But
Speaker 6: the way that that works, I believe with especially when
Speaker 6: I look at Baltimore, I think the effectiveness of Derrick
Speaker 6: Henry is the fact that everybody's looking at Lamar Jackson
Speaker 6: like he can burn us too well. Philadelphia kind of
Speaker 6: gives you that same dynamic, right that you understand that
Speaker 6: Jalen Hurst, for all of his deficiencies as a quarterback,
Speaker 6: one thing he can do is run the football, and
Speaker 6: so Saque and him is peanut, butter and jelly. How
Speaker 6: that offense works together and it threatens so many parts
Speaker 6: of your defense. You have to try and get pressure
Speaker 6: with your front four. We haven't been able to do that.
Speaker 6: You go back to that Atlanta game. Kirk Cousins was
Speaker 6: comfortable in the pocket. He was able to sit back
Speaker 6: and find guys like Drake London because.
Speaker 4: He had all day to operate.
Speaker 6: Well, if you got another guy out there that's worrying you,
Speaker 6: concerning you, that's putting pressure on you, If Michael can
Speaker 6: come back and do that, I think that changes at
Speaker 6: least that dynamic of when the time clock goes off
Speaker 6: in your head when you have to get rid of
Speaker 6: the ball, and that helps your guys on the back end.
Speaker 2: Can this defense disguise in Europeiac.
Speaker 5: Because we've seen I mean, it's like these quarterbacks are
Speaker 5: sitting up at the line and they're going, all right, well,
Speaker 5: they're in this coverage, Like I just you gotta have
Speaker 5: a little bit of flavor to it. You can't just
Speaker 5: give the study guds to the man because they're gonna
Speaker 5: pick you apart. These quarterbacks are too good in the
Speaker 5: National Football League to just say lineup and what you're
Speaker 5: gonna play and he's got We saw it the past.
Speaker 2: Couples are gonna pick you up. There's gotta be some
Speaker 2: type of disguise to this.
Speaker 5: Just a computer, just a little bit given just a
Speaker 5: tad second longer to be able to get there.
Speaker 2: You gotta disguise something.
Speaker 3: So you say disguise, Okay, Jim can come up with
Speaker 3: a great disguise if guys don't do their job, that's true.
Speaker 3: So okay, how many times are you watching these games
Speaker 3: and you're seeing people not be.
Speaker 4: Alert?
Speaker 2: Will rock so right, So you're just seeing basic concepts
Speaker 2: they're not doing. Man, Man, the fundamentals here.
Speaker 3: What you see, it's not there, and it's a lot
Speaker 3: of bad football going on.
Speaker 2: So is this the week they turn around and compete.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Until you see it. You can't believe it until you
Speaker 3: see it consistently. You know, they made the Atlanta game
Speaker 3: close at the end again like they did the Baltimore game.
Speaker 3: But the competitive phase, man, you're not where you need
Speaker 3: to be. You have to shooting yourself a little bit man.
Speaker 3: So it's it's it's tough man. And the penalties. When
Speaker 3: you see the penalty, what do you what are you
Speaker 3: doing at home when you see these penalties?
Speaker 6: I mean, I think that you're you're you're an undisciplined team.
Speaker 6: That's bad. Teams have certain characteristics and those are it.
Speaker 6: I mean, and and no matter how you try and
Speaker 6: define it, whether you're pressing, whether you know whatever, it is,
Speaker 6: those little nuanced things get you beat no matter what
Speaker 6: level of football you're playing at. That's it's aggravating to
Speaker 6: start a game that you know you got to win.
Speaker 6: Likes soon as we get on the field, it's a penalty, right, How.
Speaker 4: Can we get a penalty on the kickoff?
Speaker 6: We're down in the red zone, we're about to score
Speaker 6: and we get a penalty.
Speaker 8: It's just it.
Speaker 6: But it didn't just start with Mike. And that's the thing.
Speaker 6: Those kind of things didn't just start with Mike. It
Speaker 6: was doing Garrett. It was before that. You would see
Speaker 6: there are times that this team was one of the
Speaker 6: highest penalized teams in the NFL, and those traits and
Speaker 6: characteristics have just stayed. Those are the things that don't
Speaker 6: ever go away. I don't care who the coach has been, so.
Speaker 3: Stay with what you're correct. This was a Garrett thing
Speaker 3: that we saw was a problem, but Mike was high.
Speaker 3: I go back to stuff Toddy Archer talks to me
Speaker 3: about when I would be defending. Mind, you were hired
Speaker 3: to fix this. You knew what you were walking into.
Speaker 3: This is a problem. We twenty twenty was really bad
Speaker 3: on penalties my first year and he talked about Trump. Well,
Speaker 3: you know, teams I've had first year is probably you know,
Speaker 3: once we get the system and all that, we get. No,
Speaker 3: this is the kind of stuff right now before a
Speaker 3: man who's got a job that's on the line.
Speaker 2: This is how you don't keep it. Yeah, this right
Speaker 2: here is how you don't keep it.
Speaker 3: When you just look up and you see these are
Speaker 3: simple disciplinary things that as a coaching staff they're not
Speaker 3: doing and as a team unit, as a team, they
Speaker 3: haven't fixed it. Amongst each other than the locker room
Speaker 3: to look at somebody a church. Come on, man, you
Speaker 3: know it's third and one. You know you gotta be
Speaker 3: ready for what to try to pull you off. You
Speaker 3: gotta be ready for how are we doing this? You
Speaker 3: know that that kind of stuff where accountability to each other,
Speaker 3: the stuff that you need is not here for a
Speaker 3: football team right now. And that's not picking on anybody,
Speaker 3: that's right. That's not trying to slamer anybody. We're just
Speaker 3: watching them play the kind of football that gets you beat.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: The hard thing about that is we talked about it
Speaker 6: yesterday when we went around the NFL and talked about
Speaker 6: other teams, the Los Angeles Rams and their victory over Seattle.
Speaker 6: You can't tell me who's playing over there for Los Angeles.
Speaker 6: But they're giving you fight, they're giving you all that
Speaker 6: they have. I mean, we say that they don't have that,
Speaker 6: but there's a man standing there as a man standing
Speaker 6: there in the cowboy jersey that we we just expected.
Speaker 4: He can't do it. And I don't believe that. I
Speaker 4: absolutely do not believe that.
Speaker 6: And I go back to I don't want to answer
Speaker 6: your question with a question, but you asking we disguise something.
Speaker 6: My question is, Barry, your time in the NFL, what
Speaker 6: was describe for the people in the back.
Speaker 4: What is a base defense? What is your base?
Speaker 2: Base defense is?
Speaker 5: Basically where the defenses I played in has always been
Speaker 5: a four to three Okay, you got four down linemen,
Speaker 5: three linebackers, and then you got your secondary pieces.
Speaker 6: So no matter what the down and distance is, if
Speaker 6: you get a base call, everybody, all eleven of y'all
Speaker 6: know exactly what that is.
Speaker 4: There's no guessing where you're supposed to go with it. No,
Speaker 4: but it's your base, base.
Speaker 2: Cover three, base cover two. This is what's it?
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 6: And what I've what I've been questioning this whole time
Speaker 6: is what is their base?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 6: When we get back to who we are and you know,
Speaker 6: blood to bone, we got to get a stop, what's
Speaker 6: our base?
Speaker 4: And I don't know what that is.
Speaker 6: I mean, we've we've seen them try to disguise, change
Speaker 6: up coverages and so many different things, but nothing is working.
Speaker 6: So I have no idea coming into a game like
Speaker 6: this where you know you're gonna have to stop the run.
Speaker 6: You said a couple of weeks ago, I'm gonna have
Speaker 6: to move that safety up and bring him down in
Speaker 6: the box, and that still got two hundred and fifty
Speaker 6: yards put against on you on the ground.
Speaker 5: And I think the frustrating part is we all understand
Speaker 5: here that they may not have the tools. The carpenter
Speaker 5: may not have his tools what he wants in there,
Speaker 5: whether it's defensive line, secondary linebackers, you know, cats getting hurt.
Speaker 2: You may not have your tools. That's one thing, but
Speaker 2: it's another.
Speaker 5: Thing when you're hurting yourself with the simplest alignments and
Speaker 5: your assignment, Like you may not be the fastest guy,
Speaker 5: you may not be able to run with a Tyreek
Speaker 5: hill like that, just man for man run with them,
Speaker 5: but you're setting yourself up for failure when the play
Speaker 5: hasn't even started and your alignment's wrong like that. And
Speaker 5: you know that we saw all the pick plays and
Speaker 5: all that stuff that Kirk Cousins was able to do,
Speaker 5: Like these are the basic things that even if you
Speaker 5: don't have the talent out there, you can't put yourself
Speaker 5: behind the eight ball by all lining on the same
Speaker 5: line and getting picked that way, like they're hurting themselves
Speaker 5: defensively pre snap, and when you don't have the talent
Speaker 5: out there to overcome those things.
Speaker 2: We see what happens defensively and offensively. It's the same
Speaker 2: thing with these pre snap penalties holding.
Speaker 5: You don't have the team to be able to overcome
Speaker 5: these self inflicting injuries, and it's just mounting up.
Speaker 2: Like you gotta be able to do the little things
Speaker 2: right first and then.
Speaker 5: If you don't got the talent, you get beat man. Look,
Speaker 5: it is what it is. But you can't beat yourself
Speaker 5: pre snap. You can't beat yourself before the ball is
Speaker 5: even gotten into play. And that's what this team has
Speaker 5: been doing to itself so far.
Speaker 3: Habits and rituals, the habits and rituals that you need
Speaker 3: to play fundamentally sound football, escape them this year very much.
Speaker 3: All right, let's get our first break in here Michael
Speaker 3: Parson's podcast We're an Interesting Shirt will dive into that.
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Speaker 3: So Michael Parsons has this podcast and it war interesting
Speaker 3: shirt that said do more, say less.
Speaker 2: Michael back practice with the Cowboys, and I guess he's
Speaker 2: doing more.
Speaker 5: If if he's back out there, you know, I guess
Speaker 5: he's he's a little more still talking though.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Man, it's gonna be real interesting to see if they
Speaker 3: make a coaching change.
Speaker 2: And if they come in with a more heavy handed coach.
Speaker 2: I can see that.
Speaker 3: Does that coach get in there say something. I remember
Speaker 3: the former coach here who said this is gonna be
Speaker 3: a problem with Mike. On the podcast, Hooker said something
Speaker 3: last year went away, but you know he had he
Speaker 3: had digs on there this year. But when you're not
Speaker 3: playing and the team is playing bad, you see what
Speaker 3: social media says, they don't like, they don't like the
Speaker 3: optics out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it's like it's just a new day and age.
Speaker 2: You know, When now I was playing, you know, nobody
Speaker 2: you know, did those type of things.
Speaker 5: And now you got guys from other teams that you
Speaker 5: may be playing next week on your podcast, and you know,
Speaker 5: I guess it's a new day and age. But to me,
Speaker 5: it just creates a little bit more distractions than than
Speaker 5: need be. I mean, you you talked about how they
Speaker 5: had digs on there, and maybe it was just you know,
Speaker 5: just a thought kind of didn't you know, kind of
Speaker 5: circulate in there. But you know, you list the top
Speaker 5: five quarterbacks, and we all understand, like you in that
Speaker 5: locker room, no matter what's going on, you gotta put
Speaker 5: your guy up top.
Speaker 2: You got you gotta support. You don't know how to
Speaker 2: how you feel in the back of your man.
Speaker 5: You gotta put your guy up top. And of course
Speaker 5: you know they listened. They top five and I don't
Speaker 5: believe that Prescott was was on that list when they
Speaker 5: did that, which once again created more laps around you know,
Speaker 5: the media, and just more distractions added to this team.
Speaker 5: And to me, you know, it just brings more harm
Speaker 5: than you know. And I get everybody's trying to get
Speaker 5: their own brand and get out there, you know, football,
Speaker 5: and the NFL stands for not for long, So you
Speaker 5: got to maximize your opportunity while you can. But you know,
Speaker 5: having a podcast and diving into the subjects that they do,
Speaker 5: and it just creates a little bit too much of
Speaker 5: a distraction from my taste. But you know, again again
Speaker 5: it's it's a different day and age.
Speaker 6: And it's it's that it's that new old school mentality
Speaker 6: as it relates to today's players, and people just don't
Speaker 6: understand that these group of players don't have the same
Speaker 6: kind of fear instilled in them as guys used to.
Speaker 6: I mean, coaches used to be able to dog cuts
Speaker 6: guys up and down the side.
Speaker 4: They guys ain't going for that no more. I mean
Speaker 4: even in high school.
Speaker 6: I mean the way parents are today, you can't all
Speaker 6: cut somebody's child that is out of alignment or not
Speaker 6: doing it right there. I mean that used to be
Speaker 6: called good coaching, you know, but these players don't care
Speaker 6: about that. They understand and have financial advisors. They explain
Speaker 6: to them what they're Can this guy get rid of
Speaker 6: you or what? Even if they do get rid of you,
Speaker 6: they still got to pay you. So I mean, it's
Speaker 6: a lot of those things that's in that too. And
Speaker 6: who doesn't have a podcast these days? What are you
Speaker 6: talking about? And it's their way to combat and have
Speaker 6: an answer to what's being said on the outside.
Speaker 4: That's their defense to everything that's happening.
Speaker 6: And so you know, Michael don't care nothing about what
Speaker 6: nobody says.
Speaker 4: He thought wearing that T shirt was smart.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 2: He say.
Speaker 4: Do more, say less, you know, so that's to him.
Speaker 6: He own I don't know if he owns the brand,
Speaker 6: so I'm not gonna guess. But if he owned the brand,
Speaker 6: that's great marketing, you know, for you for your own stuff.
Speaker 6: I mean, that's what they're more in tuned with. Guys
Speaker 6: are talking about generational wealth and things like that as
Speaker 6: it relates to playing this game, not worried about what
Speaker 6: their legacy is going to be. That's that's completely different
Speaker 6: from guys like Michael IRV and guys like Charles Haley
Speaker 6: that they were completely in a hole. No, the mods
Speaker 6: all football. It was all football. And so when somebody
Speaker 6: sees something that Mike Michael Parsons is doing anything, oh
Speaker 6: well he's not one hundred percent body in on football.
Speaker 6: This is just what is today. This, this is the
Speaker 6: way that these guys operate. And that looks like poor
Speaker 6: leadership when you have what you consider your your apex
Speaker 6: guy with the podcast not mentioning your highest the highest
Speaker 6: paid player in the building amongst his elite or top
Speaker 6: ten or top five. I mean, look, it looks the
Speaker 6: optics are bad, but I'm sorry, you're just not gonna
Speaker 6: be able to stop it. A new coach coming here
Speaker 6: and tells Michael he can't do his podcast, he probably laughed.
Speaker 2: The platform has consequences.
Speaker 3: And if Dak Prescott used a platform and said, you know, man,
Speaker 3: let me go to the top top five pass rushers
Speaker 3: in the game, and it's got Ad Hutchinson, We're gonna
Speaker 3: have Trey Hendricks here, we got t J. Watt, Miles Garrett,
Speaker 3: and then I'm gonna throw out, oh.
Speaker 2: Will will Anderson in Houston. You let him do that.
Speaker 2: We already know what what what will happen? And I'm
Speaker 2: with you.
Speaker 3: It just comes in terms if you got to put
Speaker 3: your guy there just because it's just off the strength.
Speaker 2: You got to.
Speaker 5: You got to even if you don't believe it, like
Speaker 5: you gotta throw him out there, at least in the
Speaker 5: public eye.
Speaker 2: Just say, man, my top five, he's four.
Speaker 5: Oh and Dak Prescott, I got you got you gotta
Speaker 5: put it out here playing each week.
Speaker 2: That's who's helping you get to the destination you want
Speaker 2: to get.
Speaker 6: To that I'm not playing devil's advocate here when I
Speaker 6: say this, I mean, you know, when these guys they
Speaker 6: know exactly what. I'm sure they talk about what they're
Speaker 6: going to talk about before they come on the air,
Speaker 6: so they know whoever that top ten if if it
Speaker 6: doesn't include that, it's gonna be a conversation piece.
Speaker 2: Did they put h Daniels from Washington in this?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 3: Yes, they ain't made a Pro Bowl and want to
Speaker 3: play a baby into the playoffs?
Speaker 4: Just you know, look, look, the optics are bad.
Speaker 3: The consequences When I say the consequences of this is
Speaker 3: what people see about you, they all see.
Speaker 4: It in the room.
Speaker 2: Man, we don't we don't you know what they us
Speaker 2: in the room.
Speaker 3: You don't really care about us. You care about your pot,
Speaker 3: you care about your numbers. That kind of thing that
Speaker 3: you don't even use your platform to build us up
Speaker 3: or you know that, that kind of thing. And it
Speaker 3: is the same way when these coaches go to the podium,
Speaker 3: their words have consequences and and and it reverberates.
Speaker 2: It's just when I.
Speaker 3: Asked Sean hyr about Schoolmaker, knowing whatever he said about
Speaker 3: Schoonmaker was going to be able to lead us some
Speaker 3: way to think about how he's been playing. You know,
Speaker 3: he didn't come out, hey man, play three snaps in
Speaker 3: the last couple of games and he ain't not getting done,
Speaker 3: but he's like he's got to play. He knew how
Speaker 3: to measure his words because they're going to be dissected.
Speaker 3: And when you're Michael Parsons and you are a star
Speaker 3: in the NFL, which he is, you know it's going
Speaker 3: to be dissected. And when you say that about him,
Speaker 3: it's going to be that way and no different than
Speaker 3: had if dak Is asked about did asked about him.
Speaker 2: The same way. It's the same thing, man.
Speaker 3: It's it's when we saw people running for different offices
Speaker 3: out here. You know the things that you say. People
Speaker 3: are looking at it and they're here and they're piercing it.
Speaker 3: They're they're taking it. And Micah's Michael's not.
Speaker 2: He's a smart individual. This is a smart individual.
Speaker 3: And when you put yourself out there like that, even
Speaker 3: when he was naming his top five, naming his past
Speaker 3: rushers last year and you're gonna leave off TJ. Watt, Yeah,
Speaker 3: that was that was wild. But what are we doing?
Speaker 3: What are we doing? And so it's it's not a
Speaker 3: good look, man. It's just because your quarterback catches hell everywhere.
Speaker 2: And he takes it off. Hey, quarterback catches hell everywhere.
Speaker 3: James Jones go go on FS one and say that
Speaker 3: quit on his team.
Speaker 2: Which we left the game of the hamstraight. You tweeted
Speaker 2: about it. No, I did because I just felt and
Speaker 2: usually I don't dive into that type of stuff. Man.
Speaker 5: Usually I'm just on there, let me hit the players,
Speaker 5: PLU players lounges on there. But when I saw that, man,
Speaker 5: it was just like and he was a form player.
Speaker 5: This is a guy that's played in National Football League
Speaker 5: for nine years and he understands how hard it is.
Speaker 2: To get on the football field each and every week.
Speaker 5: I mean, and for him to go on there and
Speaker 5: and basically just throw shade at the man's character, saying, hey,
Speaker 5: he quit on his team, Like you weren't you been
Speaker 5: in the trenches with this man, Like you don't know
Speaker 5: anything that's going on. How hard it is for him
Speaker 5: to get out there on that football field each and
Speaker 5: every week. You weren't at the MRIs, you weren't in
Speaker 5: the training staff with Britt Brown and those guys diagnosing
Speaker 5: what he has and how bad it is.
Speaker 2: But you feel the need to go on.
Speaker 5: National TV and go out there and say, hey, this
Speaker 5: man quit on his team, just just slandering the man's
Speaker 5: character like that. Of all people, this is Dak Prescott,
Speaker 5: who's been one of the most professional men I've ever
Speaker 5: been around when it comes to football. I mean, he
Speaker 5: was a leader when he stepped in here as a rookie.
Speaker 5: I mean he had to go out there trump Tony
Speaker 5: Romo got hurt. He stepped right in there and didn't
Speaker 5: miss a beat. You know, he led us to one
Speaker 5: of the best seasons we've ever had. And this is
Speaker 5: a guy that's also come back broken hand. You know,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna come back and I'm gonna still finish the
Speaker 5: season for these guys. I mean, he's gone through so much,
Speaker 5: mother passing away, I mean, all these things.
Speaker 2: Brother died. He's still on the football field.
Speaker 5: But you're gonna tell me this man quit because of
Speaker 5: quit on his team over a Hamstreet man.
Speaker 2: Like, It's just to me, it was completely disrespectful.
Speaker 5: And really out of pocket for a guy to use
Speaker 5: this platform to try to diminish a quarterback like that.
Speaker 5: I mean, it's just and like we talked about, I mean,
Speaker 5: we understand what they're trying to do to get these
Speaker 5: ratings up and and get people talking about it. And
Speaker 5: I fell into the trap. I fell right into it.
Speaker 5: But to me, it's just like, man, how you that
Speaker 5: just really was just like mav all people, that's who
Speaker 5: you gonna try to slander like that, A man that's
Speaker 5: been through all that and still laces them up each
Speaker 5: and every Sunday that he's able to that was just
Speaker 5: out of pocket.
Speaker 6: I'm glad it came from you. I'm glad it came
Speaker 6: from you. I'm glad that you said it. I'm glad
Speaker 6: that that people that have been in the fraternity of
Speaker 6: players that understand like that, that's a violation. I mean,
Speaker 6: and as a man that I don't care if you
Speaker 6: played a sport or not. There's certain things and you
Speaker 6: can't put your vocabulary a certain way to say certain things.
Speaker 6: Those are fight words on the street. And I'm not
Speaker 6: wishing any harm anybody. That's not gonna happen. But I
Speaker 6: think in the football context, you you picked a fight
Speaker 6: with the wrong one. And people I've seen since I've
Speaker 6: been in this chair here at Dallascott Boys dot com,
Speaker 6: people are very selective with who they choose to disrespect, right,
Speaker 6: they know who to disrespect. I never heard anybody disrespect
Speaker 6: Dance whether I never heard anybody, because chances are dare
Speaker 6: to see you, right, and I don't.
Speaker 4: And I don't know.
Speaker 6: Dak doesn't have that in him to be like that,
Speaker 6: But that's question his whole character, integrity as a man,
Speaker 6: as a football player, and not only that, and not
Speaker 6: only that to the countless people that Dak Prescott, you.
Speaker 4: Know, take care of boy? You messing up the money,
Speaker 4: don't you play with the bread? Okay, talking about Dak quit.
Speaker 6: I mean, you look at this kid in Indianapolis, the
Speaker 6: quarterback that Anthony he tapped out, that.
Speaker 2: Tapped out right, cap alphacide.
Speaker 4: That tapped out right.
Speaker 6: This guy taps out in a situation like that, and
Speaker 6: that now Joe Flacco is his whole future is up
Speaker 6: for grabs because he admitted in a moment that he
Speaker 6: was tired. Now you saw the play, you saw what
Speaker 6: he had to go, why he tapped out right. But
Speaker 6: don't nobody care about that in the football sense, because
Speaker 6: one thing that you can't be is tired. And if
Speaker 6: you are tired, the one thing you can't do is
Speaker 6: admit that you're tired. Right, And so for somebody to
Speaker 6: come back on Dak after everything that you've seen him
Speaker 6: go through, to say that he quit and you point
Speaker 6: his mama, his his brother, breaking his leg.
Speaker 4: The man tried to put his own foot back on
Speaker 4: the sideline. Sideline.
Speaker 6: This man, this man cried tears on that cart, not
Speaker 6: like a baby, like a man, because he gave it
Speaker 6: all that he could. Like to me, like so much
Speaker 6: criticism comes to Dak, it's not warranted a lot of times.
Speaker 6: People just and he doesn't fire back at people. He
Speaker 6: didn't have a podcast, so he gonna, Oh, it's time
Speaker 6: to line up James Johnson to make more of the
Speaker 6: circus continue I just think that it was misplaced as misguided.
Speaker 6: But when you have shows like this with guys that
Speaker 6: played the game that are willing to disrespect each other, man,
Speaker 6: I just man, that really, really, really just pulls at me, man,
Speaker 6: And I hated to see that. And like I said,
Speaker 6: I'm glad you responded to it.
Speaker 3: Funny as Heckman saying that we have a TV right
Speaker 3: here in the studios plays the NFL network and look
Speaker 3: who pops up there.
Speaker 5: Hector shaped from him, his whole, his whole spiel.
Speaker 2: But James Jones, man, up to.
Speaker 5: That point, it is usually a guy, the voice of reason,
Speaker 5: the guy that's gonna say this is what it really is.
Speaker 5: But for him to jump off the cake like that, man, hey,
Speaker 5: the wrong, Like that's that that's crazy.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 3: As a member of a mega sci fi to see
Speaker 3: another mega man, James Jones come off like that, I'm
Speaker 3: very disappointed. And I would tell him, like straight up, man,
Speaker 3: that was that's some cat stuff. That's some cat stuff
Speaker 3: you did right there, Because first off, this is why
Speaker 3: guys hate the media. That's why players hate the media.
Speaker 3: And we have so many players now who have jumped
Speaker 3: into the media. Yes, yo, cat cat, cat cat. Wow, Cat,
Speaker 3: that's a cat move. You're you're going out and you're
Speaker 3: going out another guy with without just some I don't
Speaker 3: expect these guys to understand journalistic integrity. And I've worked
Speaker 3: with enough players where I will talk to guys.
Speaker 2: I remember talking man.
Speaker 3: I would talk with bart Off off of the air
Speaker 3: about this and that and Marcus Spears Is.
Speaker 2: These guys were getting into it.
Speaker 3: Man, you gotta be careful because this is what they
Speaker 3: call slander.
Speaker 8: Bro.
Speaker 2: You sitting up here saying this guy quit.
Speaker 3: You got no you got no proof, no facts, no nothing.
Speaker 3: You just firing off in the hip like that because
Speaker 3: you I understand my hand did that?
Speaker 4: Bro?
Speaker 2: You don't want to go down that road. You don't.
Speaker 3: And I've tried to say people, I remember what I
Speaker 3: you showed Drew Pearson like Drew, I want to say that, Drew.
Speaker 2: You can't say that. You're not in the ring a bonnor.
Speaker 2: I need to get you. We need to get you in.
Speaker 3: So whatever you want to say, let me say it
Speaker 3: for you. You're trying to protect people from themselves. Nobody
Speaker 3: on this show is protecting these fools from themselves of
Speaker 3: saying this. And let's also dive a deeper whole level
Speaker 3: of it, because damn it, I've seen too many black
Speaker 3: players come at me.
Speaker 2: Man, You guys, the black media. You are you guys,
Speaker 2: you guys are terrible. Look at your.
Speaker 3: Black ass sitting up here putting that man down like
Speaker 3: that fact and you don't know anything.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 3: That disgusts me very much, very much, man, because you
Speaker 3: send up here shooting, shooting up your own the same
Speaker 3: with me, dude. I've had many guys coming me as class.
Speaker 3: There's guys who've come at us. Hey, man, where are
Speaker 3: you at? You're not even trying to help us, you guys?
Speaker 3: Players players fraternity right there. NFL player you you play
Speaker 3: with a quarter but you know, and you came at
Speaker 3: him like that for some TV show ratings and some clicks.
Speaker 4: And he knows what that word means.
Speaker 6: When you say somebody quit in a football, that's somebody
Speaker 6: spitting on you.
Speaker 3: You call that man a pussy cat. Okay, he out
Speaker 3: here robbing people a cat. I mean, you're going to
Speaker 3: a place man, that you really, really really better be
Speaker 3: even I know not to go with that one.
Speaker 2: That's that.
Speaker 3: Once again, this is the problem with us throwing these
Speaker 3: people on TV with very little training and just letting
Speaker 3: them go.
Speaker 2: In a place like Fox, they just let them go
Speaker 2: and they.
Speaker 3: Sit up there and they say that mess man, and
Speaker 3: it's embarrassing. That's why I don't another one. I don't
Speaker 3: watch it. I've never seen that show full out. I
Speaker 3: know Acho, I like Acho personally, but I don't watch
Speaker 3: this stuff. I chatted with Shadey McCoy and Acho last
Speaker 3: year at training camp because they were saying all that
Speaker 3: stuff that didn't hold anything Ani Monster. But there's a
Speaker 3: way you go about the business. There's a way I
Speaker 3: go about my job. And I tell people all the time,
Speaker 3: you want to get in this business, you have to
Speaker 3: ask yourself how do I want to do this? And
Speaker 3: there's a way that I have decided I want to
Speaker 3: do it, which will never allow me to go on
Speaker 3: these types of shows or ever be anything. I will
Speaker 3: be my little station of where I'm at is where
Speaker 3: I'm going to be. I'm not going to be anything
Speaker 3: else because I don't want to go there. I don't
Speaker 3: want to do that for clicks. I don't want to
Speaker 3: do that put anybody down and say anybody, will you
Speaker 3: so and so and such and such. Like the gentleman
Speaker 3: who wrote that mess about Joel Ebid and brought in
Speaker 3: his brother who passed away. The next thing, you know,
Speaker 3: Joel and Bid pushed that dude and he gonna lose
Speaker 3: two million dollars because he went out there and did
Speaker 3: something that anybody who had who has family, got a heart,
Speaker 3: would have done. I don't want to be that kind
Speaker 3: of person.
Speaker 6: And one of the things I also look at is
Speaker 6: did anybody come to Dak's defense?
Speaker 4: Did it?
Speaker 6: Does any of his teammates come to his defense? That's
Speaker 6: that's that's my that's my part in it. I mean,
Speaker 6: that's that's my part in it. Because if you want
Speaker 6: to call you call him, call him ass on television,
Speaker 6: and then you come out to practice and nobody at
Speaker 6: least charges this guy up.
Speaker 4: Again.
Speaker 6: Man, I'm not talking about anything physical happened with anybody.
Speaker 6: Be crazy for that to be, but at least saying, hey, man,
Speaker 6: you can't even walk around here talking about our quarterback
Speaker 6: like that. Does anybody come to his defense and say,
Speaker 6: man this like you just said, Hey, this guy has
Speaker 6: been the most professional guy we've seen since I've been here.
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Speaker 3: to what you just said there. I got a response
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Speaker 2: You, Heck Maharson, Barry Church is here. I'm new we
Speaker 2: scruggs all right, Heck.
Speaker 3: And speaking about when you said, why didn't someone come
Speaker 3: to Daks to fence with James Jones, yesterday was the
Speaker 3: first time I saw that clip and the players were
Speaker 3: off yesterday. Obviously, people have their own social media accounts
Speaker 3: and they could they could come back and say something there.
Speaker 3: But here's also the next thing you do. Do you
Speaker 3: want to lay in the gutter and go give these
Speaker 3: people clicks by responding to them, because ultimately who is there?
Speaker 3: They went, They went it's almost I mean, go back
Speaker 3: to you saw the video over the weekend that that
Speaker 3: dude following Jason Kelsey calling his brother a perogatory slur,
Speaker 3: and then Jason takes the phone, slams it down and
Speaker 3: he says, Okay, who's that Now? I don't know the
Speaker 3: kid's name, but Jason's got to come on TV and
Speaker 3: apologize for it because somebody wanted to mess around and
Speaker 3: find out. But I look at that, that's a it's
Speaker 3: a it's an interesting thing. Heck do you go out
Speaker 3: here as a player and just say, hey, man, James Jones,
Speaker 3: you really a bunch of trash knowing that here's a
Speaker 3: show nobody watches, and how do you do it?
Speaker 2: I mean, it's a very interesting thing in the locker
Speaker 2: room today.
Speaker 3: Guys are getting asked about it, right Yeah, guys could
Speaker 3: be asked about it right now. Be interesting to see
Speaker 3: because I'll bring that up on the media match just
Speaker 3: to just what you said.
Speaker 4: Man, No, I think that newly.
Speaker 6: You know, looking at your social media, you don't respond
Speaker 6: to a lot. But if it was somebody in the
Speaker 6: media that you had respect for you, who was a
Speaker 6: reputable journalist that said something, you would respond to him,
Speaker 6: you know, because of it.
Speaker 4: I think players have.
Speaker 6: This stance where, oh, you beneath me, I won't even
Speaker 6: respond to you. But if it comes from another player
Speaker 6: that says that, like, you know, you know what it
Speaker 6: means to be undrafted, work your butt off to make it.
Speaker 6: You know what it's like to have your fuearm broken, tibby,
Speaker 6: your b all these you know the price that's paid.
Speaker 6: So if another running Lot says to you, you quit
Speaker 6: on you.
Speaker 4: Barry Church got something to say to Running Lot, all right.
Speaker 6: If you don't say it on Twitter, you see him
Speaker 6: at a golf tournament, it's gonna be words exchanged.
Speaker 4: And I don't know how Dak is gonna respond to it.
Speaker 4: He may not. You know, man, got more money you off,
Speaker 4: can you know?
Speaker 6: But at the end of the day, it's a fraternity
Speaker 6: of players, and to me that's but I just look
Speaker 6: at this and say, man, so many times these guys
Speaker 6: get disrespected in the media, and maybe it's the fact
Speaker 6: that the players are saying, we're not gonna give any
Speaker 6: credence to that, We're not gonna give it credit to
Speaker 6: because all we're gonna do is perpetuate it and keep
Speaker 6: it going. I get it, but sometimes you gotta just no,
Speaker 6: they gotta top to stop taking shots at your guys.
Speaker 5: Yeah, at that's one where it would be tough for
Speaker 5: like if I was in that situation for me not
Speaker 5: to say so, like I said something, I've been out
Speaker 5: the lead five six years now, and to me it
Speaker 5: would be tough just because of what you just said. Man,
Speaker 5: this is a guy that you you the same fraternity.
Speaker 5: It ain't like he just was in and out for
Speaker 5: for a coffee break in the league. Like he played
Speaker 5: for like he understands he won at the highest of levels,
Speaker 5: like what it takes to you know, win a championship
Speaker 5: with Green Bay, do all that stuff, and then you
Speaker 5: can go out there slammed on me like that, Like
Speaker 5: I could see if there was some some beat between them.
Speaker 5: Man ain't like that. He ain't going like, he ain't
Speaker 5: going out of his way talking crazy about other people.
Speaker 5: But you decided, you decided on your platform to go
Speaker 5: out there and slander that man's character.
Speaker 2: For nor parent, all you had to.
Speaker 5: Say was man, hamstring injury. Man, You know, hey, hopey
Speaker 5: holme back. This team might struggle without it. You can
Speaker 5: go into the football aspect of it, but to come
Speaker 5: at the man's character saying, you know, he quit like
Speaker 5: like I said earlier, that's like somebody's spitting in your
Speaker 5: face like that is extremely disrespectful. When you talk about football,
Speaker 5: is somebody quitting on their team like that. That's one
Speaker 5: of the most disrespectful things you can say to a player.
Speaker 5: And for him to do that to a guy that's
Speaker 5: been nothing but the most professional guy when it comes
Speaker 5: to whether it's media, whether it's on the football field,
Speaker 5: taking care of his guys, to me was extremely out
Speaker 5: of pocket because you don't do that to that type
Speaker 5: of man.
Speaker 2: Man. If you hear the.
Speaker 3: Dogs barking, you know you're leading the pack and that's
Speaker 3: that that comes with what Dak Prescott lives with.
Speaker 2: He handles it very well.
Speaker 6: Come on, I like.
Speaker 2: It, you have to, you have to rise above it.
Speaker 3: I'm just very disappointed because I just felt the member
Speaker 3: of a Magas five would comport themselves with a hell
Speaker 3: of a lot more class than that. One of our
Speaker 3: four cardinal principles is manhood, and you attacked another man's
Speaker 3: manhood and also the perseverance we have seen Dak Prescott
Speaker 3: go through a lot in his life. Come on, man,
Speaker 3: ain't gonna quit on my hamstring like that just because
Speaker 3: you want to make some just because you want to
Speaker 3: make some.
Speaker 2: Some some bread. It's embarrassing.
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