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So he said, before the show, we said to each other, or

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you said, one of you said
it, let's have a good week,

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guys. Let's I did I said, let's have the best week. Says

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this week we've ever had. We
did a little pump up before we go

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on the air, put our hands
together. I've failed thee We said togetherness,

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and then now we're just out here
floundering. As Danny head Whip says,

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Yeah, it goes without saying,
man, I think okay, first of

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all, hard to judge anything off
yesterday's game. Besides, you kicked that

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ass. I want to say this
and it and without being the guy who's

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saying this after two good performances,
but it's not the Cowboys won last week.

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The Cowboys did lose last week,
right and Siagles, I think Dak

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Prescott deserves to be in the MVP
conversation in this league right now. And

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I know that seems weird, but
he is playing better quarterback right now than

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anyone else in football. And if
you want to maybe throw Joe Burrow at

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me. I'll take it, but
Gonda throw CJ. Stroud at you.

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You can't throw CJ. Stroud at
me, although it's yeah, yeah you

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can. But there's no runaway MVP
this year. It's just not. It'll

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probably end up being my homes because
it always is, but there's just not.

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It's wide open, and Dak has
put himself in a great spot with

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the way he's played the last two
weeks. A lot of teams are gonna

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play well against the Giants right now, though, good lord, we knew

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with a seventeen point line that this
was not going to be a close game.

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Most likely we knew Tommy DeVito at
quarterback was going to not be good

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for the Giants. Did you guys
have any Tommy DeVito thoughts after first quarter

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or so? Would you expect?
I mean, look, I went on

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a limb thinking that he might be
shockingly interesting and maybe be able to score

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some points, but it was clear
early on that that poor kid was in

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way over his head. That's a
really good football team. Your first snap

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of your career being it your own
one yard line, half yard yeah,

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and then your second drive starts on
the four. Yeah. I don't know

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I've ever seen a game stacked against
the He's like, all right, let's

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get them. And boy, reps
are so lenient with the not trying to

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give a safety to a defense,
you know, And I don't disagree with

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them. I think they got out
both times. Certainly the second one,

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the Saquan one, he definitely got
out. But they are just so if

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it's the other way, you know, they review it and they look at

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it forever. But I don't know, they were just so quick to be

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like, no, yeah, he
got out. But it's football for a

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reason, but barely it's not.
They're trying to just keep the game going.

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It sometimes I don't know what they
make it hard to get safeties on

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close plays, but I again,
I don't know that they even had one.

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But yeah, he uh that poor
guy was. I had the heart

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right up already, and then he
goes in there at the half yard line

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and I think he completed the pass
yeah, on third down to give them

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a little bit of rooms so they
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he was terrible, but I had
a moment where I'm like, all right,

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what if you put Patrick Mahomes in
this dude in a Giants Jersey.

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What's different in this game? And
there's probably a lot a lot is different,

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But I don't know that, you
know, I think the Cowboys You're

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still going to smash the pants off
of them. Yeah, I really do.

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I mean, the kid was freaking
out. But what could he have

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done? Nothing? I don't know. He did all he could do.

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I think that was keep his head
on, like have a head today.

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What was their option if he got
knocked out? Because there was one hit

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that he took that they were I
guess Greg Olsen was intimating that he might

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need some attention. Took one shot
to the head. I was like,

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curious, what this guy, former
USC great Matt Barklay is still in the

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NFL. Yeah, I ain't the
big stories we were well, I mean

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there's no real big story. There's
a bunch of tiny stories that comes in

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this game. You dominated that's the
big story. Yeah, but this is

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the NFL. Like I always watched
the stuff and be pretty try to be

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level headed, you know. But
I don't want to be so cynical that

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you don't acknowledge beating the hell out
of an Felt team is a good damn

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thing, you know. And I
don't care what the points spread was.

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They did what they were supposed to
do, which is also a good thing,

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you know, And they didn't just
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a you know, a twenty four
to seven, twenty four to ten,

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like they smashed them and that's good. And I don't I don't want to

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act like it's, oh, they
should have whipped them, So who cares?

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Next week, Let's go until when
they play the Panthers and it's going

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to be hopefully the same thing.
What's their combined score against the Giants this

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year? Eighty nine to seventeen.
Yeah, yeah, I don't think for

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the two games, good gravy.
I don't think anyone's gonna do that today.

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I don't think you can. I
think anyone does try to. Well,

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that's the one thing you got to
play on the game that say was

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bad. Maybe the Dak interception that
was a bad interception, but who cares,

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Dak was awesome all day long.
Yep. Brandon Cooks had been a

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storyline a little bit throughout the week, and he McCarthy once again mentioned that

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he doesn't play fantasy football, so
it doesn't matter to him. I mean,

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he catches his guys get but it
was a point of emphasis to get

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Brandon Cooks going, and they did
that nine catches and one hundred and seventy

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three yards I believe, with a
touchdown through tim a Lot. Gallup made

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a couple of big plays down the
field, but Ceedee Lamb is the really

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star of the offense. Eleven catches, one hundred and fifty one yards,

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a touchdown, had a rushing touchdown. Yeah, outstanding, I think on

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a run man as well as they
played last week against Philly, and you

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know, they they were talking about
this in the broadcast and I guess there

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really are no moral victories. There
shouldn't be. But maybe in a way

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that was that they played what's arguably
the best in the NFL and we're just

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a couple of inches short of winning
that game. I think there's nothing better

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to cleanse the palette from that than
to beat the absolute jock strap off of

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a JV team. They were not
moping around in the locker room after last

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week's lost to the Eagles. They
were obviously frush greaded that they lost.

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Whatever, They were fine, but
they probably were like, oh we got

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them, Like they cannot wait to
take on the Eagles in December tenth.

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Yeah, they probably looked around the
room and said, Okay, we didn't

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get the win, but there's something
special here and for them, you know,

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it could easily, like Mikey said, gone out there and won,

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you know, twenty four to seventeen
and made it close, and they turned

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the ball over a ton. Hard
to beat an NFL team, hard to

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beat a division rival. Yeah,
what do you what do you express?

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So it's a nice Wines were good
up there, but we needed a no

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doubter and that was an absolute,
no doubt. It was a perfect answer

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to you know what was a damn
good performance in Philly last week. They

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swept the Giants three years in a
row. They must be losing their mind

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up there. I can't believe how
good their home record is. They are

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losing their mind up there. And
there was a lot of people up there

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who were not happy that they gave
Daniel Jones a forty million dollar contract too.

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But you know, the Giants went
to the playoff last year, won

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a playoff game. Yeah, time
for your quarterback to get paid. They

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get paid. I didn't really their
coach one Coach of the Year last year,

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right, m. Dave Aubo.
Yeah, Brian da he uh and

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he was kind of a darling last
year and now they are screaming his name

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already, like what are you supposed
to do? Man? At eight thirty?

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I know we'll get into the challenge
flag portion. Oh boy, Brian

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Dave Aubo. I have a fun
breakdown of that. Didn't you guess to

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start the game with? You said? Ceedee Lamb quote. I couldn't find

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the audio. I know it exists, but that's why I didn't have a

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Sports at seven sponsors. I was
trying to find audio of him actually saying

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this, But Dallas Cowboys dot Com
has a quote from Ceedee Lamb And because

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this was in I saw a still
shot. It looked like this was in

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a gang bang that he was talking
to the entire gaggle of media. But

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yeah, he comes out of the
gate and says, I'm the top receiver

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in this game. There's no question
about it. If there is, I'll

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see you again next week. Okay. He goes on to say it's amazing,

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especially when you come out with the
dub. He was talking about his

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performance. Shout out to the guys
O line holding up Dak feeding me,

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all of the receivers opening it up
for me. It's a collective group.

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We're staying blessed, staying humble about
it. He says, they're definitely trying

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to double teamy, but McCarthy is
doing a great job of moving me around

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Kevin and putting me in motion,
lining me up on the outside. I

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guess you can't get a beat.
It's Mike versus the DC at this point,

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or hitting our stride. I'm happy
with it. This past month,

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we've been on a roll. We
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to us. And it ain't stopping
or three weeks to get away from him

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moping on the sideline by himself and
bitching about getting touches. And since that's

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happened, he's got the ball.
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well, and he went into a
meeting with the DAK and McCarthy they that's

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pretty well understood. Yeah, and
I love how every time they bring that

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up, and my god, week
three in a row of little Baby KK

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always makes a point to say that
it wasn't a diva type meeting. You

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notice that anytime he references the CD
LAMB Mike McCarthy meeting. He always has

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to qualify it to make sure everybody
knows that it wasn't him about him being

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a diva wide receiver. It was
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Well, they're trying to make sure
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And I generally get a kick out
of yelling wide receivers who always think they're

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open, and the quarterbacks are like, oh yeah, okay, stand back

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here for one second and then tell
me how easy it is when you think

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you're open every time. But this
seems to have worked. I mean,

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it's targets the last three weeks are
through the fourteen sixteen fourteen and massive numbers,

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I know, last three weeks.
Yeah, he's the best receiver in

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football now over the year, he's
not really even close. There's fifteen dudes

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with more touchdowns than Ceedee Lamb receiving
this year, including Cole Comet, you

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know, Bears and Romeo Dobbs,
your boy and Courtland Sutton. I mean,

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so he just needs, you know, more stuff. But it's it's

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certainly working. I love it,
and it's it's it's he was right,

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you know, rarely is that receiver
when he's bitching about not getting the ball,

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absolutely right, but in this case
I think he was so Yeah,

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he is lighting it up. Still
didn't see Tony Pollard break out yesterday,

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but we did get Rico Daddo playing
really well. Not sure how much that

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matters, ricause the guys get some
bursts. There's a part of me that's

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kind of like, don't I'm not
no, there's no replacement or anything,

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no replacement, but let's share the
load a little bit. And I think

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that's why Tony Pollard was so I
don't know, caught so many people's eyes,

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is because he was the change up
to Zeke when Zeke was here.

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And I think if you can maybe
lighten his load a little bit, I

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think the times that he does get
the ball, he might I don't know,

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he might be more be more impressive
to the average viewer. I mean,

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Tony Pollard can come back next year
and play at three million dollars or

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something like that. Now that's kind
of where my head is now. Maybe

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the move is just to go all
the way and just let him go and

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just keep getting younger and then reco
and deuce you'll draft another running back.

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Yes, I like that. Do
that bit if you want to, but

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let him make his money somewhere else
because somebody will give him something. I

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do value someone who does know the
offense very well and has been here a

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long time. And I think Tony
Pollard's got more left in the tank than

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someone like Zeke does. Zeke who
was pretty good for New England yesterday,

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by the way. So I don't
know, but it is wild they can't.

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They're having a hard time getting Tony
Pollard loose once again. I think

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fifteen carries and he was like a
little bit over fifty yards a little over

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three yards of carry. But I
mean, it's man, the game.

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The game was over before it started, so way a different scenario and hard

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to judge any stats too much outside
of just cool. Those are great numbers

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from the guys who had great numbers. Wouldn't that be a game where you

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do you would hope, you know, just kind of run it silly for

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the whole second half and they were
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a couple drives in that second half
where Dak looked so good. I mean,

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it's like you knew it was a
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of in the past where I don't
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so wheels off, but it's like
almost like you see how they plant their

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feet if it's going to be a
completion, before they even shift the camera

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to the right or left. You
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this ball. How confident they are
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delivery. And he's kind of at
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he leans into one like oh this
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good when it's clean in the pocket. When when it's little kayok in the

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pie. He's gotten way better at
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clean, just just very smooth,
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first two years. He's kind of
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threw a lot of perfect balls.
I mean, he's feeling himself, which

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is awesome. Is Dak is great
And I hope everyone understands that, but

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they don't because we haven't had playoff
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He's playing better than any quarterback in
football the last month or so.

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Now what's that mean? I don't
really know. You got the Panthers next,

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week, you know, Washington.
After that, then we'll kind of

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reconnoiter and we'll take a look not
to Washington. Washington won't be a won't

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be a cupcake. Washington will be
a tough game. Probably, Seattle will

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be tough. Probably, is that
here or there? I think their next

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game is on the road against Carolina, and they've got a string of home

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the Sea. Yeah, Seattle here
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home Commanders, home Seahawks, home
Eagles. Yeah. December tenth, Sunday

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night football. Oh, that'll be
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Yeah, it gets a little slippery
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now? Is just like the health
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will play Sunday and then a quick
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which they do every year and are
used to at this point. So fantastic,

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Yeah, fantastic, good job.
Do you watch the MAVs last night?

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I flipped it over for a minute. There's too much trouble. The

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MAVs bludgeoned the Pelicans. Okay,
I'm doing it. If you want to,

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I want you to do it.
Are we do some listener brought this

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to my attention. The Twitter account
MAVs Brazil. What about fifteen thousand followers

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something like that, Yeah, fourteen
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accounts that are big supporters of random
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thousand for the Cowboys or hundreds,
and they kind of like represent a whole

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nation that loves this random American sports
team. I was curious to the I

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mean, that's not a ton of
followers for Twitter x, but I was

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curious what the Russil connection was with
the MAVs. They don't have a Brazilian

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or team, just a huge nation
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and some faction of Brazilians is showsen
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have always been a favorite of the
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Though yeah probably since I mean there
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Brazil too, I don't know.
And I was unaware of this Maths Brazil

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account until just last night, and
I wish I could credit the guy who

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sent it to me about whatever.
And I don't even understand. I suppose

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this is all written in Portuguese.
So most of it I don't really get.

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But you know, there's sort of
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States of what you post, and
you know, and things tend to get

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wheels off sometimes when you get far
further away from here. And this mas

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Brazil account posts I assume they're AI
generated images of the MAVs when they beat

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it, when they beat another team, right like, they don't even follow

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up. It's MAVs underscore brest seal
a b r A s I L So

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check it out if you want,
But if you follow them, they're gonna

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post a hundred times during the game. It's all in Portuguese. You're not

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gonna understand much, but they put
some stuff in English, and these images

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need no language. So the MAVs
are represented by this giant buff horse right

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right. He's quite muscular, who's
mean looking, and he's got a Dallas

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jersey on, and he's always carrying
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horse with a baseball bat that is
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other team. Whatever their mascot is
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the first one I saw was after
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and it just says in a in
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it's this dead Pelican with this crazy
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blood and this mad MAVs horse just
holding at the viscous blood they're just dripping

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off of the bat, the gooeyest, bloodiest bat. Like you couldn't post

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this here, you know, I
mean, hell, someone got fired in

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Houston for the emojis of shooting a
horse, remember m hm? Oh wow,

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yeah, remember that for a few
years ago. But the funnier one

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is a couple of games ago when
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hm. So it's the sill of
buff MAVs horse holding this bat, and

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on the ground is five dead Clippers
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It's like a scene out of Scarface. And it does say fatality across

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the front with the mortal Mortal Kombat
font. But this one, I don't

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know if it's translated to English or
they just wrote this, but let me

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read you the caption. So the
picture again, horse, bloody bat,

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dead Clippers humans all over the ground
in just a sea of red blood,

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and the caption is, yeah,
the Dallas MAVs psychopath horse put them to

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sleep in the strawberry juice. I'm
like, what, all right? Put

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to sleep? The Dallas MAVs psychopath
horse put them to sleep in the strawberry

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juice. Gosh, Champ so Brazil, Yeah, Champ Brazil. MAVs is

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fired up for somebody for good things. Dallas Mavericks. The eight and two

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Dallas MAVs thirty fire from Kyrie last
night already from Luca playing very well,

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running, running and gunning man.
Yeah, you like this new up,

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up tempo MAVs. I do.
I do like it. Eight and two

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tied with the Nugs. You're defending
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Well keep it up tomorrow night.
Who we have? You know what we

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need? Uh? I don't know
if it's happening or not. I hope

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it is. They have at UH
at New Orleans again, all right,

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Pelican, wake up, Wake up, Pelly. Interesting. Yeah, they're

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in a little roady two at New
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Should be good. What we need. I don't know if it's happening,

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like statistically looks great, but we
need Luca and Kyrie to become best friends

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and like on the floor, it
looks like it's happening. I'm sure they

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get along great, but they do
seem like odd personalities, both of them

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probably bullheaded as hell. I never
see him sitting next to each other on

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the sidelines, do Yeah, I
don't. I don't know if it's happening,

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but winning and lighting other teams up
and both of them getting their numbers

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might lead to it. But we
need the did we just become best friend's

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moment? And they're doing a lot
of like you feed me, I knock

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it down, next play, I
feed you. So I don't know if

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after however many months, it's still
a feeling out process or it's still like

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man, I like you, I
like you too, you're cool. Translation,

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man, wins can make that happen. Yes, and and it happens

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with those two, we might have
something that you don't want, you don't

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want none of. Last night was
Kyrie's first game as being the leading scorer

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on the team thirty five thirty five
seven, ten for three. I do

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think Kyrie has acquiesced that Luca is
the man, and maybe That's what Luca

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needed. And Kyrie is mature enough
to handle it, handle that in a

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way that Luca probably isn't. It's
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and then you know, we'll figure
out. If Kyrie was the leading

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scorer in seven or eight of these
games, look whom to be sulking.

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He'd be like, ha ha ha, very very good, but yes,

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sulking on the inside. Probably.
Yeah, Luke's still young. He needs

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to be the man, and he
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it. Back to back to Tomorrow, New Orleans, Wednesday, Washington,

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as you said, Mikey, and
then a fund went on Saturday against the

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Bucks, a very good team.
So there's your mass update and your cowboy

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stuff coming up next in the scuttle. But there was a plane crash this

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weekend and involved a car. I'll
tell you more next to ninety seven one. The freak