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Kevin, Let's do it. Cowboys
crushed last night. Look, biggest game

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of the year because you know,
you get the win and you're tied.

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Technically the Eagles kind of have the
tiebreaker right now, but you put yourself

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in a good position to at least
have a chance at winning the division.

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And I kind of what's been happening. I am a big fan of the

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idea of you defer and you kick, and then you get the ball coming

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out of the second half, and
you can kind of manipulate the end of

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the first half as best as you
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But the Cows screw it. Our
offens is going, let's just get the

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ball, and man when they come
up and they just turn up and have

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a ten play, seventy five yard
drive for a square five minutes and it

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ends on a touchdown to a little
past the ceedee lamb im. Like another

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week, another opening drive score.
Yeah, we don't have to do the

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whole defer bit right now in the
regular season. Let's just keep jamming.

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Yeah, and you see it.
Anytime the Cowboys have struggled at all this

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year, it's when they play from
behind. Yeah, you saw it last

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week. You know with Seattle.
They obviously beat an inferior team in Seattle,

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but that was the closest game really
they played all year, and the

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questions, the question has been asked
all season. Okay, great, they

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oh, they finally beat a team
with a winning record, But then you

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criticize that because the way they played
and the fact that that team was only

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a game over five hundred coming in
to Dallas. This was a big boy

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test, and not only did they
pass it with flying colors, and aside

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from a defensive touchdown by Philly,
they absolutely smashed them. Yeah, one

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hundred percent in all three phases.
They're that Cowboys defense is freaking elite.

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They're skilled and they will knock the
living crap out of you. Yeah,

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that's the the number one revelation over
the past few years that's been different from

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I guess let's use the early dac
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This team gets turnovers, a lot
of turnout turnovers and has since dan Quin's

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been here. But b they beat
you up, yes, and you know

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sometimes that can cost you, you
know, injuries on your end as well.

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It's a ball for a reason they
have gotten. I'm to the point

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I feel the same way with watching
the Cowboys. Even says up play when

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I do watch the forty nine ers, and you're like, God, I

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don't want to play the forty nine
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hard, and they beat you up
and they kind of bully you a little

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bit. The Eagles try to do
that to you offensively. The Eagles do

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not do that to you defensively.
The Eagles are not that type of team

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on defense. They have a good
defensive line. The rest is just trying

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to figure it out. I was
surprised, and people have been saying that

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the Eagles were prime for the picking
that maybe they're not as good as their

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record, But man, that team
they look kind of flawed. Man,

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they are and this is where like
the Cowboys have been up there, and

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because they haven't had like a good
close game or a real signature victory until

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last night, it makes it hard
to go and sit there and really champion

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the Cowboys like that because the Cowboys, what happened to them at San Francisco

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happened so much earlier in the year
that a lot of people have forgotten.

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I mean, like the Eagles.
When that happened to the Eagles. Now,

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that's when people started talking about the
Eagles being flawed when the forty nine

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ers ran them last week, And
it's like, man, if you flip

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the schedules, the forty nine ers
probably would have ran the Eagles back then,

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and they might have ran the Cowboys
last week, who knows. But

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this is a different Cowboys team than
what the forty nine ers faced in Week

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five, and that's what gives me
hope. And the Eagles are a different

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team than they were in Week five
when they were very dominant. They're not

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that right now. And that's football
is long, man. There's only a

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fewer games, but these teams change
in more. I mean, dude,

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after the first month of the season, it was on with Denver Broncos suck.

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God, They're terrible, and it's
look at them like a decent team.

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Yeah, teams can. Teams can
get worse, can start out great

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and get worse as the season goes
on. And that is I think that

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can be a combination of injuries.
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other teams around them doing what the
Cowboys are doing, which is clearly getting

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better and better and improving as the
season goes on. And you're hopefully now,

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look, their schedule is no cakewalk
at all. They've got Buffalo and

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Miami left Detroit after that, and
Detroit after that. Piers could be a

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Detroit team that's scrapping and fighting for
their life. Absolutely, you kind of

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look, you cannot assume the Cowboys
are gonna win out, but you know

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what, the way the Eagles are
playing right now, you can't assume that

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they're gonna win out either. The
Cowboys had their Arizona You're not getting that

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one back. And we said that
at the time, and we've said it

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multiple times that there's a possibility that
when we are in week eighteen, they're

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going to look back at that damn
Cardinals game and go, God, how

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did we let that happen? I
still think that's what happens. I think

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that's the game that we go h
if you had that one and we did

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this damn bit last year with exact
bit last year and said if we would

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have closed out Jacksonville when we were
beating them by seventeen and end up losing

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that game when Dak threw it off
Noah Brown's chest and they caught it,

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there's no around what wasn't ready for
it and they caught it and scored in

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overtime. But it's like, you
win that game that you were up by

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seventeen, then you have home field
advantage in the playoffs and you're not having

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to deal with going and facing the
forty nine ers in their place, and

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maybe you don't get them till the
week after that, or maybe you don't

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get them at all. I think
the fear for me right now is that

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you do because of what's coming,
and like injuries and getting worn down is

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a thing that happens in the NFL. That's the fear is that that hits

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when you do have Buffalo and you
do have Miami. Those are gonna be

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tough road games, but you want
to show everyone that you're different than maybe

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you know. The thing is,
there's five teams in the league that jump

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out to me, and the Chiefs
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are, and I'm removing the Eagles
a little bit from this because of what

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we did to them last night,
but also because I don't know, you

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could just see it coming. With
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on them, you can throw on
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forty nine ers and the AFC.
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sorry, the Jets, the Dolphins
and the Ravens and the Bills, who

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have been better than the record has
shown all year long. Veils have not

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been struggling as bad as people think. They've been losing some close games at

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the end. The Bills are highly
dangerous and they go beat the Chiefs yesterday.

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It was a close game and all
that stuff and had a big storyline

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to it. But to me,
there are five teams, and then I

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think, you give your grandfather in
KC who can go win this? And

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maybe Philadelphia is in the a Phila
Dove is gonna have to figure out how

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to not get thrown against. I
don't know, there's nothing that makes you

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think that Philadelphia can stop anyone through
the air right now, Well, especially

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when you have a quarterback who is
firing on every damn cylinder that he has,

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that is hitting his stride at the
perfect time in his career, who

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I really believe had he not already, there's still some more football to play.

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But I'm gonna make a maybe it's
a ridiculous claim, had he already

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not had locked up the MVP the
bomb to Gallop at the end of the

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game, which was just gorgeous.
It was a sick, sick catch too,

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but he laid him out and Gallop
pulling that in. I really believe

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with all nationalize on that game last
night, for dak to do what he

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did to Philly, a two lost
team, Dude, say what you want

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about Philadelphia's defense, say what you
want about their secondary. That was a

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two lost team last night, and
Dallas made them look like babies. Yeah,

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And that completion to Gallop I think
had people going that have a say

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in this going, Yeah, who
else can it be that dude is playing

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an MVP year. I think he's
gonna freaking win it. He's your front

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runner in Vegas today as we stand
here this morning. We saw this happen

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with Tony Romo. Now, granted, Tony Romo was never surrounded by the

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personnel that Dak has right now,
but we saw this happen in Tony's career,

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where early on you saw a dude
with just an incredible amount of really

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good football instincts and an unlimited ability, but there was there was a learning

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curve, but there was also that
that kind of like that Ven diagram of

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your skill set still being really good
and really effective and athletic and able to

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do the things that you want to
do physically to be considered a good athlete

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in the NFL. Hitting colliding with
the maturity, the knowledge, the football

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IQ and all of those things colliding
and happening at the same time. I

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think we're watching them. Yeah,
yeah, of course, but I think

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that we're watching that happen was with
Dak right now, it's his eighth season

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in the league. He's thirty thirty, thirty one nine. But are you

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sure he's not thirty thirty? Okay, that's that's the perfect time. And

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that's what happens to great quarterbacks.
They hit that point to where they still

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have a great physical ability to to
to perform, but something clicks. There's

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yeah. And when Romo had that
that window, there's nobody better than him

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in the NFL. He was incredible. And I think we're seeing that happen

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with Dak and that window doesn't last
forever. You have outliers like Tom Brady

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h that uh, that are just
things that that that are maybe multi genera

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generational that you just don't see in
a lifetime. Well, it's part.

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It's just the ability to see what
he what, what what he sees,

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and do exactly what he envisions in
his mind, and it working out the

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fact that he is able to throw
downfield with accuracy, with consistency. His

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footwork is just impeccable. He reads
defenses, uh huh, he escapes,

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he moves within the pocket, he
escapes at the right time to avoid getting

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sacked. I don't know, man, we're seeing we're seeing a very special

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moment in this young man's career right
now. We're seeing it happen before our

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very eyes. We're very lucky that
we are into this team and we watch

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them as closely as we do every
week, because we're really seeing a very

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special moment in Dak's career, and
it's happening right now. So they get

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the ball. It's seven to nothing. They get the ball and they take

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it down the Eagles, I mean
Eagles are about to score, you know,

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they're inside the red zone. And
then Jalalen Hurts runs and then Donovan

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Wilson comes in punches the ball out. We had two or three of those

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last night where the ball was punched
out, which part of that is a

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little bit of luck too, like
you just half a dyke hit it right

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on the money, right there,
ball comes out, Cowboys get it,

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and the Cowboys next drive penalties hit
them. I'll be damned. I thought

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they were gonna punt, and Brandon
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And that was one of four field
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fifty nine, fifty two, and
forty five, and all of them were

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no doubters. This is a ridiculous
story. It is, and it gets

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a little you know what it's I
would say it gets overlooked, but we're

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talking about it right now. And
he was one of the three interviewed after

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the game last night. Yeah,
boy, and you could tell I haven't

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been interviewed much. Yeah, I
don't do this. I'd chucked, you

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know, one day at a time
in my process. Yeah, and uh,

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you know, but you know,
whatever, glory to God, but

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for that, you know, goes
back. We dine a whole segment on

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Brandon Aubrey before the season started and
his kicking coach that he started working out

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with because he was kicking around with
his in laws, Matt Gay, the

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kicker for the Colts of the Rams. Sure, one of them, but

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you know, his kicking coach that
he'd been working out with was a Mississippi

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State guy who knew Dak. So
there is some like a little bit of

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a small deck connection there, which
is cool, but geez, I mean

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some of those you got you missed
that, and you're like, you're giving

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them the ball at the fifty yard
line if you don't nail this. Yeah,

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Like these are kind of gambles sometimes
when you start talking about kicking field

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goals are more than fifty yards and
dude's like, I'm so confident in running

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him out no matter what. Now, who knows, I don't know.

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Maybe it's different in Buffalo next week
when it's cold. Sure, this team

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is like really ridiculous, the one, the way that the whole first half

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there were four for four on scoring
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place seventy five yard drive and they
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end. It was seventeen three,
and the Eagles came back and made it

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seventeen six, and it's like,
okay, cow get the ball two minutes

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left. Yeah, they're gonna go
score. Of course they are, and

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they did. And it's just it's
gotten to such a point where you're confident

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every time. If it's a third
and twelve, you're like, oh,

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yeah, they're gonna get it,
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Probably he didn't always feel like that
in Dak's career, especially early in his

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career. Yep. And then a
little bit he transitioned over time, and

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then you know, Scotland Ahn's offense
went out and all that stuff. So

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there are things that changed and he
got more control. But now it's like,

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hell, yeah, I felt it
the same way when I watching Deck

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the way when I watched my homes
play. And that sounds nuts to say,

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but true. When the Chiefs have
a third to fifteen, I'm like,

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we'll just wait and see and they
might get it. I feel the

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same way about the Cowboys. A
lot of penalties last night, too many

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Cowboys. There's one thing that I
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as they, you know, wind
this regular season down, it's to clean

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that stuff up because they really don't
need to. More often than not,

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they're going to be the better team
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and you don't need to try to
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penalties. And by this time in
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there's probably folks that are looking at
last night going, well, the Eagles

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shot themselves and the feet they you
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penalized more than the Cowboys. The
officials had to say, and the no,

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you can't look at this point the
season, I think penalties are the

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mental mistake. Aspect of penalties becomes
less as the season goes on. People

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commit penalties to get to get over
on you. People commit penalties to get

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the slight edge, the slight advantage, lining up too close to the ball,

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off sides, false starts, things
like that to get a jump mistiming

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things because you were trying to get
an advantage. Holding because a guy beat

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you, and you need to protect
your quarterback pass interference because you've got beat,

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you need to cheat. That's what
penalties are. You're cheating. You're

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cheating because you have to otherwise.
Otherwise your quarterback's going to get killed,

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or a dude is going to run
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because you couldn't cover m. And
that's that's what the penalties are about,

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you know, And that's that should
just be a glaring thing. Yeah,

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the penal the Eagles were penalized more
than the Cowboys last night. Well maybe

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it's because they needed to cheat to
stay in the game. There's were more

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active penalties, you know, like
that was you're kind of getting beat.

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Yeah, the Cowboys stuff is always
real dumb. I agree, And that's

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a little concerning. They got away
with one too on a play it was

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a turnover. OsO was lined up
offside. Just he'll do sometimes. Yeah,

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I know you wanted to make that
comparison to what happened in the Chiefs

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Pals game last night. The thing
about let's talk about that for just a

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couple of minutes. And if you
have audio of Patrick Mahomes, I think

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this is a good time to play
it if you want to pull that up

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and plug your thing in. The
still shot of what happened in the Chiefs

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game is clear. That it is
absolutely clear. It's you can't argue that

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that was off sides. The still
shot that was shown that you sent me

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last night, that somebody posted on
Twitter that said, hey, this was

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the play where the Cowboys are off
sides on offense, right and they and

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it didn't get called on them and
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is that correct? Uh? Well, it was the play. It was

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the play. So in the in
the Chiefs game, it was the past

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to Kelsey and then Kelsey laterals across
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would have been the go ahead touchdown, which not only would have beat them,

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it would have beat the spread and
and and Malki would have gotten anyway

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the fourth quarter. He would have
gotten a fourth quarter point. But you

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know, this was a first quarter
play that everyone's kind of huning it on

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with oh so lining up off sides. To me, it wasn't To me,

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it was it was too nebulous.
It wasn't clear, you know,

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because if you look at it a
certain way, it's like, yeah,

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his the toe of his foot.
Could you could argue that it was in

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the space of the angle that's underneath
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But man, the Chiefs penalty was
egregious. They've been calling it a

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lot this year. I think going
into yesterday's NFL games they called it,

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I believe twelve times this season,
whereas last season they called it two.

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In the year before they called it
one. So it's clearly something the refs

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are focusing on more and that they
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They threw a flag on Dallas for
doing it later in the game. Yeah,

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you know. So, yes,
they got offensive off sides in the

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Cowboy game yesterday, just not at
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would want them to. Here's Mahomes
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the refs. You should. I
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swallow. I mean not only for
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I mean, just to take away
greatness like that, I mean,

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for a guy like Travis to make
a play like that, and who knows

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we win. As I know,
as fans, you want to see the

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guys on the field decide the game. And that's why last week I didn't

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say anything about the flag. Didn't
get called him Mark lez and so I

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mean, well, because they did
get screwed on that, but also they

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benefited from a call to plays earlier. I don't handle ref stuff very well.

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To me, you're just coming off
like a bitch. You are,

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and and he did. I love
Patrick Mahomes and I'm sitting here going dude,

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you you you're what you might be
the best quarterbacks ever played. You

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do not get freaking hand out.
JJ made the point earlier that maybe this

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is about him, you know,
I don't know, protecting his guys,

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rather than saying, yeah, hey
hey, dude, line up on sides.

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The referee is standing right there.
Look to your left. He never

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looked to his left. Find out
where you are on the field. It's

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your job to know that you were
off sides. It should have been called

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yes. Yeah. I don't think
he's that kind of a guy who's going

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to under the bus. I don't
like belittle you and pitch you out on

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the side. I guess he's going
to put it for something else and maybe

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you Okay, I think I say
it was us. I did line up,

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you know what I mean. They're
on a podium and call out referees

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for this, and for Andy Reid
to follow suit and do the same thing,

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I mean, it's kind of it's
kind of lame. I think it's

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lame the ref after the game too, because the refs have to answer questions

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too, and the ref said,
it's one of those things we don't want

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to be overly technical on. But
in his alignment, he's lined up over

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the ball and that's something we're just
going to call as off sides. So

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that's what he saw. He saw
that he was lined up in front of

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the ball, and that's what he
ruled. And if he and that's what

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it is, I'm sorry. Like
it was a great play, that was

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awesome to watch, but sure great
should if the Chiefs, if the champions

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and the best quarter wack of all
time are getting breaks. Yeah, if

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you're sorry, you're If you're the
Chiefs, you should be better at crossing

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your t's and dotting your eyes,
especially at a crucial moment of the game

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like that, And had that play
not been called, had that offside has

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not been called, and the Bills
lose that game. The Bills have a

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very valid bitch, Yes, very
valid. Well, and and this is

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where the Chiefs two. One thing
that is very important. And Tony did

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not do this as you see it. And everyone who says who watched it

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closer too has said he's not just
your wide receiver. You do the refs

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do help you. You can line
up. He didn't do that. This

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happened a Jalen Tolbert last year in
the Cowboys game against the Packers. Okay,

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and Jalen Tolbert, who was a
rookie, got crucified for it.

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But it was a huge penlody in
that game that they ended up blowing to

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the Packers. But he said he
checked, So he was saying, he

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checked with you. Jaalen Tolbert did. Yeah, he said, the officials

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said, you're good when you watch
it, and that one's I remember talking

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about that last year though he didn't
he did like so like I don't know,

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but hey, cowboys kicked ass.
What more on that at eight we'll

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