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The downbeat on ninety seven to one, the freak. All right, at

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one hour, I've got a pertinent
update on the State Fair shooting. We

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might have a motive, we have
security cam footage, a little bit more

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information, get to that seven thirty. This dude may have a case.

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He really might. Yeah, it's
it's way more blurry. I thought having

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Shippy on, who was barricaded there
should' is the DJ for the MAVs and

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the Stars. It turns out Ship
he didn't have a lot of good information,

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And it turns out Shippy barricaded himself
into a room to write out the

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gummy buzz. Yeah. Yeah,
he was there a different day than the

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shooting, and he was wearing a
fried kevlar vests, so he was fine.

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Yeah, he purchased for two thousand, two thousand fair tickets. That

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was funny. That was weird.
I some full on that Shivy was more

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worried about repopulating the fair. Yeah, and Soroy had a couple give on

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yesterday Popular back to back. You
even spread them out two jokes in four

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hour, four hours, and they
were both with it in a minute,

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and he just lost me again after
that. You're a true outcome comedian.

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That's right, that's right. What
a day? What about? Uh uh?

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Eight hours straight of staring at the
boob tube pretty much? What did

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we get? Like a forty five
minute break, enough time to make a

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giant pot of spaghetti. I walk
the dog. I did the fast dog

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walk where we went like what like
two full blocks shorter than normal. And

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as we're heading back for home,
I'm doing the pull on the collar.

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You ever do this with your dog, Like I'll do the jog on the

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sidewalk. Hey, we're jogging,
just to get him to jog, like

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I'm trying to make it back by
kick. Dude. Yeah, I did

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the same thing and he's like,
what are you doing? Stop pulling me?

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Boy? They just want to stop
and smell everything. Pee nothing,

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oh the fake pee. Oh my
god, it's kind of hold on the

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tank is empty? Brother. Yeah, it's like six times. And then

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they wait till the very end to
maybe they'll maybe they'll poop, maybe they

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won't. I don't know, but
you know what, I'm not waiting around

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no, because I have a tiny
backyard and if you don't do number two

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on this walk, I don't care. I'm not waiting for you. I've

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got to get back in. You
can go in the backyard. I'll leave

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you out there for ten minutes.
It's fine all night. It's amazing.

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There was a window, and we
knew this was a three thirty seven first

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pitch. There was a window from
six forty five to seven to fifteen.

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You're kind of hoping for you maybe
if the game goes fast, it'll be

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over six thirty or whatever, six
fifteen. Yeah, game got over about

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six forty six forty five, and
you had thirty minutes to get something done.

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I cared way more about the Rangers
than the Cowboys last night. I

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think most people did. And a
win would have been a win in the

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baseball game, no matter what.
But I was just like, no extras,

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because what if this thing, if
this is a fourteen inning job and

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we overlapped a halftime, Oh my
god, you know, brutal. You

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have to get that. It looked
real possible it a minute. We'll jump

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into Big Ranger here at the top
of the hour at seven o'clock Sports at

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seven. I think Cowboys for now, though. Yeah, the second most

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important thing in the world, the
most important Sofi Stadium is where it was

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last night the waterfall. The place
is awesome. I don't want to go.

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I haven't been. Yeah, it
looks incratitude, I say every time.

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The design of that thing is out
of this world. Good God.

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I maybe have the numbers screwed up
now. But at and T Stadium is

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big, majestic and crazy that it
has cost like a billion dollars and that

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costs four and a half billion dollars. Jeez, you know everything's expensive there,

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man, a lot more expensive than
it is here. Seventy four degrees

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at kickoff, over four billion dollars
versus. Yeah, I don't know.

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It looks amazing though. It was
good, and you know the crowd was

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gonna be like a lot of cowboys
fans there. You heard them, You

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definitely heard them early. There's a
little bit of a scuffle before the game.

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Yeah, they did get us the
Dak Prescott Kellen Moore, Hug.

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I just saw that that was midwalk
on the dog walk, and I got

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your text, so I did not
see that it was shal long long and

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it appeared to be a big thing. Yeah. Did it look like Dak

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had a longing in his eyes for
days gone by? Yeah? Did you

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have a longing stare. There was
like whispering again, dude, you don't

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even know, no, you know, actually you do know, you dudo

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God, But I don't know.
Maybe Dak's fine, how do? I

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thought Dak's pretty good last night,
outside of one misthrow early that was just

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so bad. He threw a beauty
into triple coverage that Gallup should have caught.

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Oh the touchdown job, Yes,
yes, I mean I thought Dak

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was great last night, and I
think that one. I think Gallup I

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thought he was gonna get I thought
it was gonna get. I think he

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thought it was gonna get tipped at
the last second. That's my only excuse,

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because that was a dime and it
didn't. Nobody touched the ball.

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But you know, sometimes you're accounting
for a last millisecond tip and you widen

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your hands a little bit. I
don't know, because that was a bad

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drop, great throw. I thought
that was Dak's best game. There's his

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best game this year for sure.
Yeah. Yeah, the escapability was back

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finally. We've been waiting on that. Hopefully. I don't know if that

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somebody can work on or not.
No, that is instinctual, but the

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running, but there was The design
run on the touchdown was great fourth and

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one great call. Of course,
it was a great read by Dak.

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Yes, because it was his option
coughed it up he did. I couldn't.

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I couldn't believe how fooled I was
by that play, considering when they

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replayed it, how much he showed
the ball. Yeah, from pulling the

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ball away from Pollard, you know, on the on the on the fake,

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on on the option. But yeah, that was a really smart,

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smart call on Dak to pull that
ball out. Eighteen yard touchdown run,

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well designed and well executed. So
yes, design runs are great. But

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the fact that the box score doesn't
even show how much that dude was on

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the run, Oh my gosh,
like all night he was always scrambling in

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and out of the pocket. That
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and season, that passed to Pollard, the real short pass. That was

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really creative. That's a hard one. When you're approaching line of scrimmage.

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You've thought, all right, I'm
gonna run, Oh no, I got

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this, and to throw it across
your body even if it's a short pass,

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you know, and then Pollard exploded
and got most of the yards himself,

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but very creative decision making. In
a split second. I wrote this,

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I wrote this down and I'll say
it here. But I thought that

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that second drive of the Cowboys,
which the first one was horrible. He

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had two runs for five yards and
a sack and a punt, But that

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second drive of the Cowboys, that
was the probably the most uncowboy like and

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and most creative play calling and execution
that we've seen from them all season.

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On that on that that second drive, offensive drive, there was a lot

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in there to like, and there
was a lot in there that I felt

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was somewhat different than what we'd been
used to. And I felt like McCarthy

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may have, I don't know,
may may have tried to compete a little

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bit with the narrative, the narrative
that's been out there about him versus Kellen,

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to show what I can do creative
stuff too. I kind of got

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that feeling the whole game. Yeah, both teams had a situation where no

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one could run the ball, so
there was getting no help there. Shocking

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almost on both sides. I think
I was run defense was awesome, but

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dude, Pollard had nowhere to go
seven yards as long as runt of the

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game that got sacked how many times? Four, five, five times?

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And yeah, man, that's the
number one takeaway is that you can't protect

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your passer. And I don't know
we've mentioned this before, but is this

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offensive line basically living off of their
past reputation because is they're older? Right,

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the three key guys that we like
are not, you know, two

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guys, Tyron and Zach Martin.
Yeah, sure, but Tyler is awesome

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and young is good, but hurt
something's up with him. Yea has got

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a bad ankle going on, and
he was bad last night. Yeah,

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he wasn't great, but I think
he's He's solid, Yeah, leg average,

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he's good enough. It just seems
like you have that window, if

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you have a good offensive line,
you have a certain amount of time to

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get the job done. And I
feel like we're definitely on the back end

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of that group being a dominant a
dominant force, and I feel like they're

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at some point they're going to have
to start replenishing that and spending either a

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lot of money or high draft picks
on reinforcing that offensive line or reinventing that

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offensive line. And by that time, you just wonder, has DA's window

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passed. I don't know. It's
just something that I don't know. Yeah,

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but I think they do prioritize replenishing
via the draft the offensive line,

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and that's an excellent team policy.
But yeah, I mean it gets sacked

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five times and have no success rushing, I mean almost none of it.

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It could have been ten sacks without
that getting out of a bunch. Yes,

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and I I know I was watching
everything happen with the offense. Yes,

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you're right on that first drive or
second drive, I guess it was.

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I'm still having big problems with why
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I felt like we read the ball
in first down a million times.

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I felt like, I do I
need to find out what the number was

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for that because there was a lot
of doing this to yourself for both teams,

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just doing it to yourself. Well, if you like second and eight,

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do the same thing. Run the
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One thing McCarthy said after the game
was they knew that because the Chargers defensive

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ends were wise and mac were wide, so it was really easy to kind

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of game plan that, and they
kind of knew Dak would be you have

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to use his feet a little more. They say, wanted to maintain those

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gaps. That's why they kept running
it up the middle. Yeah, but

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what's the end game benefit there?
You know, it's not like you ever

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really benefited from keeping the ends wide. No. I mean the things they

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did that were good were get cd
lamb, the ball a bunch and ceedee

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lamb. A lot of that.
Just watching it is a guy getting oput

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on his own. I'm not I
swear I'm not doing a McCarthy thing.

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I'm not. Okay, there's not
you can't. Couldn't watch last night's game

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and go I would rather have Killen
than McCarthy. Maybe you could do that,

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But if you're just in a vacuum
that one game, no one jumps

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out at you of who you'd rather
have. My point is they're just watching

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the offense and trying to figure out
what it is and what they're trying to

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do. There was a lot of
getting ouput on his own. The stuff

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that was designed was like a jet
sweep to cooks for twelve yards in the

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fourth quarter and things like that.
The other stuff that happened in the offense

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was that creating on his own.
And that's fine to an extent, but

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you're gonna need a little bit more. I saw a pretty good explanation for

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what the Cowboys offense is trying to
do. It's gonna say, you know,

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it's account. I follow. It's
a Cowboys stats and graphics or whatever.

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Pretty good account if you want to
see that stuff. Basically, what

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McCarthy wants to do control time possession, which we talked about yesterday. But

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everything is based on conversion success of
how when you have the ball, and

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that just that is asking you to
be perfect all game long, and that's

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not realistic in the NFL, and
they need more than that. What's the

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best way to achieve perfection, and
that is to run a low risk scheme.

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Yes, and that's what he does, which is not how I think

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you could score thirty and forty points, you know which, if it is

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lean on your defense, which he
says it is, then what he's tried

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to do a ball control, be
perfect on offense way. I think it's

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a great way to play offense in
two thousand and two. I don't know

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that it is now. I really
don't, but worked last night. I

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don't know. Man, you gotta
buye a week figure some things out.

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Rams and Eagles coming up. I
wish we knew more about this team.

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It's gonna be November before we know
anything about them. It really is.

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Because the Rams can play the Cowboys
tough. Yeahs are all right, And

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I think you know a lot about
this team. Actually you ain't. They're

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good enough to make the playoffs and
get beat early in the playoffs. I

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do. I mean they're the what
fourth best record in the NFC right now.

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I think they're good enough to smush
really bad teams and get smashed once

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by a really bad team, and
get smashed by a really good team and

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then play pretty much an even football
game with a team that's about as good

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as they are, right, But
we don't know if they can beat a

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good team exactly. So far,
the answer is no. Well, the

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pill is home with Offense and defense
are maddening, and that's where the show

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aspect of it comes into play.
On both side, it always goes to

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McCarthy. I mean, what about
the pre snap, well, the defensive

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penalties, the personnel issues on defense
having twelve men on the field and having

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to burn a time out for that, about another lining up in the neutral

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zone to another two weeks Mikah this
time. B oh no, it was

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on. It was it was damn
it. Who was that on? Dante

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Fower Yeah, Dante fank j Yeah, Mike at it too. They had

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one later on. Yeah. Yeah. That stuff is like, okay,

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well we're gonna scream at dan quinn, we probably should if we're gonna get

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mad at McCarthy every time something happens
on offense, well okay, at all

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though, it's like, well,
that's not good. That's not something that

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I see happen to the forty nine
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week. Think their teams perfect and
there's god, we know there are more

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penalties than ever last night, but
I kind of walked away from that game

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looking at all that stuff going.
They're kind I did not good in that

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area. Just the little things not
good. But man, they made Justin

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Herbert look so uncomfortable all night long, and they only finally got to him.

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I think was there one sack or
two sacks and Micah was one of

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them right at the end. Ye
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he was do doing his pants.
Yeah, he was nervous. He didn't

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even want to sling his arm through, you know, he out of him.

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I couldn't believe he only had thirty
thirty seven thousand dollars in his so

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far checking account. I mean he's
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I think Herbert's good for sure,
but yeah he was. He was rattled

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to the point where he missed throws
that he normally makes. And there was

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a bad was it Allen that deep
left ball? Good? Lord? Yeah?

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Two that were just yeah, that
are I mean that one maybe is

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a touchdown? Yeah. Well,
the defense played good. Cowboys, they

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played pretty good. I think he
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and he was coming back and they
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to uh Tony de Marcus. Lawrence
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And Osa is flashing all the time, just consistent, like that's that's there

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he is And if they that's what
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be, right is that defensive line. And first of all, drun playing

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dropped that interception. It's like,
oh my god, the guy that gets

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it thrown like he has more him
and Traymon Diggs he had a ton of

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interceptions and he dropped it. But
Stepan Gilmore even catching that was a tough

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catch on that interception. They could
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the end, like, there we
go, good play cornerback, you can

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catch. This is great? You
know you have that. So I almost

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took there will be visible blood,
that's one of my predictions. And Gilmore

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had bloodshin Yeah he had purple blood
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Once we saw the white on white
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I bet all but barf is in
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I bet all of us were wishing
we had a predicted Marquise Bell would

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have been the start of the defense
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and number two, Wow, that
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He does not look like he should
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doing. Yeah, well they say
he's two eighteen, is he really?

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That's what That's what they said.
Goy, he looks like he's about a

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buck ninety five man. He's a
perfect type of guy to have too with

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a team like the Chargers have Eckler, and you can go cover Eckler because

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the two hundred and forty pound Vandersch
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go. Well, you're a guy
like Kim who is more of a coverage

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type of dude, it will tackle
perfect for Eckler because they brought in guys

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like him. I mean they were
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to try to get another body in
there. Marquis Bell was their best run

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defender yesterday. Man, as they
say in practice, he's always popping people.

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So that's cool. I like watching
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second half fun. That second half
was messy and sloppy. That's one thing,

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you know, we talked about going
from you know, such the wild

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roller coaster ride of the Ranger game
and how elated we probably felt after that

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ended the way it did, and
then you get the thirty minute walk your

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dog break and then come back to
a Cowboys game. I was so dreading

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the Mike McCarthy methodical Texas Coast offense
and just being like basically falling asleep by

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halftime. But that first half was
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at least we were, you know, engaged enough to get to halftime,

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and then the second half it was
just kind of riding it out, just

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watching two teams play pretty sloppy?
Do you think that'll unlocked ac running?

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And that was his first rushing touchdown
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And it's night and day man.
When people respect him cutting out, it

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freeze up so damn much like it
has to be part of the plan,

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even if it's one or two design
runs per per game. And is he

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are they reluctant to do it or
is he reluctant to do it or a

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combination of both? Could we both? I think they were forced to do

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it too, because they can't run
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I mean if they were having any
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yeah, I think they would gucky. We don't have to. I

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mean they know you're going to pass. Because was that touchdown his only design

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run? I think it was.
I think it was his only designed run.

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I think everything else was scrambling out
and things like that, which he

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had to do because if he just
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we said, he does take more
than five sacks. Yeah, he was

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the second least sacked quarterback in football
heading into the game. It's probably changed

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now after getting sacked five times,
but there's a lot of him getting out

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of it and doing it, and
there were a lot of close plays.

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But that's the whole thing, he
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He's pretty fast. He's the fastest
guy. Uh, but he gets

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out of a lot of stuff.
He's way faster than deck I think.

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Yeah, oh, no doubt that
looks lumbering he does. Even when he

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runs, it does not look there's
a bit slow. There's a distinction between

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you know, Josh Allen obviously Mahomes. But even when Dak is trying to

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make his first step to move in
the pocket or to escape pressure, he

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just looks like that first step just
takes him longer than it does a lot

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of other quarterbacks like Unhook the trailer, big Dog. Yep, you know

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something I looked up real quick.
I was staring at Tony Poller's neck thing.

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Yeah, the do you know what
that is? The Is it the

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hydration thing that you have in summer
when you put the thing behind your neck?

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Yeah, yes, that's what I
thought it was. You've seen it.

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It looks like a little star trek
thing he kind of wears. Yeah,

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it's called a Q collar. Any
idea. So is that Does he

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take it off and you can like
scan your newspaper and look up artistles on

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the internet? Yeah, I can
get digital news, but you wear it

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around your neck right into his brain
the latest DINGU morning news stories. No,

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it's a simple, safe device that
applies light pressure to the jugular veins.

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What this pressure causes a slight increase
of blood volume inside the head and

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helps reduce the brain's movement upon impact, which is the primary cause of brain

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injury. WHOA like it goes down
and puts a little bit of pressure on

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his jugular to I guess keep more
blood in the brain or in the head.

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That helps you just a little bit
when you take big headshots. No

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idea. I thought it always looked
cool, you know, But I'm like,

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what is that damn thing? You
see a couple guys with that?

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Now I think about it, isn't
that interesting? That's very interesting? Yeah,

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So he's playing an entire football game
with no blood below the neck,

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just going through the first guy in
league history light choking. Well, then

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I'm like, okay, so that's
let's blood to the blood of the heart

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and lungs. Like, I don't
know, you know, well, those

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nineties cowboys had a lot of blood
going and below the neck. It'll yeah,

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yeah, yeah, uh to give
up joke you call? Hey,

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what more of this game? At
eight will take a look at our three

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predictions each as we told you what
would happen in the game last night.

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See how we did so we can
get some more points on the board there.

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Get in a little bit of that
at eight o'clock. An update on

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the state for shooting at seven thirty. But coming up next, they have

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done it. Oh my god,
the Rangers. I think I wrote a

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formal teach to this guys, isn't
gonna go ahead and do it? The

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number on Hedgy's ass is down to
six. The Rangers have shocked the world.

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We'll break down all the good stuff
from game two next on ninety seven

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won the Freak