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That is an incredible tag phrase.
Well, sometimes some companies they have

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these taglines you see coming, and
some don't. Yeah, some of them

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have odd websites, right, odd
taglines. It was an interesting one.

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Well, that's incredible. All we've
all got them in our lives, and

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there's a way to deal with and
welcome commitment that is cowboy football the snake

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we know is Kellen Moore. He
was trying to bring this thing down.

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Yeah, he was from the inside, death from within. That's why you

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had to go. He was trying
to rop this franchise out and he had

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to be extracted. The weirdness thing
is like the one thing that cowboys need

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right now is like a cool,
smart, young offensive mind. You know,

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like if you just forgot about the
whole kelling More angle and just like

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what is it? What did the
cowboy offense need that? Maybe a real

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innovative, you know, nouveaux offensive
brain, that's what they need. I

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was really excited to see what Kellen
could do when he did not have to

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play the political game of giving Zeke
ten carries a game. By the way,

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Zeke no fifteen yard run yesterday,
but a seventy five yard touchdown that

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got called back due to a holding. He also had one catch for fifteen

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yards. But you're on the razor's
edge. You're fighting at all. I'm

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gonna get it week by week.
Because he didn't look terrible. He looked

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alright. He was like I watched
some of those Zeke of last year,

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which is you know, okay,
metrically one of the worst running backs in

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football. If it wasn't for the
Kellen Moore angle, and I guess this

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is being a Monday night game.
This is just a kind of a spare

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game on the schedule. Really,
boy, this one, I think even

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without the killing More angle, this
is interesting because the Chargers are about his

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wills off, as the Cowboys seem
to be. They play in a lot

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of close games. I like the
Chargers and I love Justin Herbert, and

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I think that, yeah, there's
something there, but I don't know.

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This is a random ass Cowboys Chargers
game that I feel like we have gotten

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built up silly because of Kellen Moore. Well, we circled this one right

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when the season came out, after
the the Kellen Moore game. If that's

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our big item of intrigue, that
is an offensive coordinator. It's what you

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saying about this game. It's less
about him though. That's all anybody's talking

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about the story. And we're at
the top of this segment talking about,

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well, it's less about Kellen Moore, about Mike McCarthy, Kellen being gone.

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You're frustrate Cowboys fans. A lot
of Cowboys fans wanted Kellen gone.

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I think you're a cowboy poison pill
that works here. No here, because

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you want bad things for the Cowboys, and that's okay, No, I

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don't. I want them to win. That's bs. What you're saying is

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a lie and its fault. I
don't want Danny to tell you to stop

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stop laying. It's not a lie
because your hatred for McCarthy now weighs any

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likeness or God forbid, lovedness of
the Cowboys. I love Kellen Moore,

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Okay, I thought Kellen Moore did
cool things. I think you want bad

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things to happen for Mike McCarthy more
than you want good things to happen for

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the Cowboys. Okay. I don't
want bad things to happen for him.

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I just want him to be exposed. Right. I wanted to see you

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want you want to I want to
see growth in a person. I don't

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want to see the same old tricks. And he's proven it time and time

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and time and time and time again. You're the Mike McCarthy watchdog. You

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guys are big fans of the guy
who goes after a playoff loss and blames

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it on the refs. You guys
are big fans of that. I mean,

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come on, who will start for
Mike McCarthy. And I don't understand,

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I'm a big fan of twelve wins
seasons. He did that, I

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mean, he's half an head coach. What what? What where are we

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going to apply blame versus credit?
I mean, I'm not saying Mike McCarthy's

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great, and he seems to maybe
be at the forefront of be exposed certainly

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offensively right now. But man,
every team in the NFL would like back

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to back twelve win seasons and they
wouldn't be pissing and moaning about it the

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whole time. I mean, look, if you've got people who go put

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together good rosters and draft well for
you, then you can win a lot

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of games in football, no matter
who the coach is. I'm just we

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know this. Mike your dolphin yesterday
ran a play that just fascinated me.

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And there is no Mike McDaniel.
There is one, and he is one

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of one, but he does come
from a tree of guys. You know.

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Yeah, that play. I don't
know if y'all saw this, ony,

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Yeah, I know, Mike saw
Dames. The tight end is in

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motion, runs behind where the running
back is Rahim Moster, and then the

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quarterback drops back to pass. The
running back swing and the titand's already out

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there. He flips it off to
the running back Rahiem Moster, and the

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titan who was in motion is there
to block the linebacker who was supposed to

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be covering Moster. It was so
beautiful. They called orbit motion or whatever,

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and I went, where is that
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see it now? I agree?
Could they snap out of it? And

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it's early in the season. Absolutely, the Cows could drop forty on the

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Chargers tonight. Chargers don't have a
very good defense. They have two good

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pass rushers and if you were listening
to the rush in the Passer podcast over

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the weekend, I broke it down. Kevio and Vladoff were breaking it down.

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Khalil mackets six sacks in his last
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Joey Bosa is questionable. He's got
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He's got to build of a toe
injury. So we'll see if he plays.

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But like care was like, Cowboys
did look very uncomfortable against the forty

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nine Ers, like a lot of
teams do, and it looked felt like

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Dak felt like he didn't have time. Cow was just second least sacked team

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in football. So you know,
there's a lot of teams you're taking a

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lot of sacks. The Cowboys aren't
one of them. Man, I don't

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know, Kevin. Look, I
get it, and you've got a long

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history with McCarthy, But I don't
know if I don't think it's it's unreasonable

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to consider that maybe McCarthy has designed
this offense and calls plays based on what

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his personnel is capable of. Because
when I watch the Dolphins and see highlights

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of the Dolphins, I see a
team of wild ass athletic dudes that are

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capable of doing a lot of stuff. And I see this team and I

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see a quarterback that is middle of
the pack, not mobile. I see

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an offensive line that's old, and
I don't see a lot of really wild

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ass weapons on offense. And when
you put those all of those those things

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together, I mean, if you
don't have the personnel to run those types

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of plays, what are you supposed
to do? Come back to the Dolphins.

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No, I would agree with you
there, But jam Lamb is a

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wild as athlete. Tony Pollard is
a wild ass athlete. Brandy Cooks is

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a wild ass athlete technically, and
wouldn't you feel like, by now,

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if these wild ass athletes were feeling
unutilized to their potential, that there would

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be more noise anti McCarthy noise coming
out of the camp. Well, I

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think that's what it looks like,
is what CD did last week. I

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mean, that's how the noise starts
as poudy faces and butt bad body english

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and subtle jabs in the media.
And I'm not saying I'm right, I'm

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just kind of think. I think
they feel like they are ferrari, you

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know, parked in the garage.
Miami a tough comparison because, with the

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exception of Cavante Turpin, Miami probably
has seven dudes faster than the first fastest

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dude on the Cowboys. But talent
wise and speed wise, they're on par

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with everyone else in the league.
I mean, the Chiefs are looking funky

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on offense right now. No one
say anything about that. Yeah, right,

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I mean maybe that is to be
talked about. The Chiefs look kind

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of bad on offense. The Cowboys
they're like twenty five percent of their scoring

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has been defensive touchdowns. Yeah,
like blowouts against some bad teams. I

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think you You brought up a good
point, though, and it's the immobility

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of Dak is probably affecting his overall
production more than we can really quantify.

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The fact that he can't seemingly cut
out. I mean, I watched Russell

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Wilson, of all people who passed
for under one hundred yards, decide in

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the second half of that game on
Thursday night or was it whenever they played,

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yeah, to just screw it.
I got to run because this is

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the only way we can achieve any
yards. And he was committed to just

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dropping back and cutting out, and
he, you know, had some of

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their best gains of the game.
It has to be a weapon that you

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at least respect or acknowledge. Mahomes
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has that to even a little.
He didn't a little. He almost never

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does it because they don't need to
because their offense is perfectly built around his

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skill set and they have weapons galore. But if you remove that from Dak's

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repertoire, which that injury a couple
of years ago apparently did, I don't

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know. I don't know if McCarthy
is protecting Dak with some of this stuff.

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I think Dak is paranoid about throwing
interceptions, and to see him tonight

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is interesting coming off what three picks
last game. I think sweet Dak who

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I think he battles in his own
head a lot. I think he's scared

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of throwing interceptions. I think he's
so sick of that offseason where everyone's pointing

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and yelling that he's the interception leader
in the NFL despite missing a handful of

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games. I feel like part of
Dak is playing a little scared, and

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the offense is playing to protect his
him against his weaknesses, and that would

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sometimes expose his weaknesses. I don't
know. I'm frightened at the state of

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this offense because of creativity and ability. Yeah, I mean maybe it's a

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little bit of okay for the ability
though, should be better than it was

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last year when you were there was
a lot of Noah Brown in the offense.

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You know, that's when the ability
is like nothing. And that's confusing

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to me. And I think it's
just what I believe football now. I

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did not believe this ten years ago. It's what I believe it is now.

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It is your job in the offense
to get these guys open. God,

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I feel like we're in Week six
and I feel like I've heard Cook's

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number called like maybe three times,
or his name is said on the broadcast.

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How was he awesome for Houston last
year? He was awesome for a

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terrible Houston team who didn't have a
quarterback. How was he awesome for them?

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And he can't get the ball here? He has nine catches on the

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season. Yeah, what did he
have last year? Fifty seven total?

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Fifty seven and then ninety the year
before that, eighty one the year before

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that, and he got hurt last
year? Right, Yeah, okay,

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I mean, but nine catches along
of sixteen. The bottom line is Chargers

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fifth in the league in yards.
The Cowboys are averaging five points fewer per

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game than they were. That's got
to get fixed. One game can take

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that average up real high. Right, And he had a forty point game

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the forty nine game. Will your
referenced from opening night? Though? That

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was a lot of defense. Yeah, you know that Jets wind that was

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thirty to ten. I think that
was a lot of defense in that one.

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So, I mean, I'm not
sit here like bitch, WoT the

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couch here? One thing I said
about m McCarthy really good, Cowboy's ten

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and one after a loss, And
I've always committed Mike McCarthy for this.

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He's a very good I think Mike
McCarthy be a freaking excellent college coach,

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like building up program, you know, keeping this thing going for many years.

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I think he's really good at that. And that's why this works,

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I think, And I think if
you've got someone, I think will McLay

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and his team do a really good
job. It's very odd to have a

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draft coach that, at least the
perception is that he's just sort of the

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room guy, kind of puts everyone
in a position to excel and succeed as

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far as his assistant coaches go,
you know. I mean, I'm sorry,

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I don't want to do dolphins all
the time, but Mike McDaniel is

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like, hands on the offense.
This is what we're doing. This is

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why this will work. I mean, there's just different styles and McCarthy seems

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to always have been the kind of
room guy, which if you have good

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enough assistance, I guess that can
work. And it has all those guys

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that you talk about coming from that
tree. They seem like dudes that are

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half the time during the season are
probably sleeping in their office because they just

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don't have time to drive home and
sleep in their own bed because they're too

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busy scheming and drawing up stuff and
planning ahead and doing analytics. And McCarthy

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seems like the guy it's like,
all right, I'm gonna knock off for

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well, he wasn't until this were
some cheese. Remember he said he didn't

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want to be the guru back in
the day. I mean, like,

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I don't know, we mean,
we get that audio from June. I've

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been saying I'm not the offensive guru. I don't ten years ago. I

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mean I had to go back on
roly No, but I think he kind

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of liked to be in the game, had to control of the offense,

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and then he well, fair or
unfair. When Aaron Rodgers is your quarterback,

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you're not gonna get a lot of
credit, fair or unfair, or

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if you do get credit, it's
always shared and things like this. So

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if there's anything he can unlock,
he better be ready to unlock it tonight.

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So you just a ten year old
offense essentially. Yeah, I think

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it's matchup based, absolutely, and
that's what the NFL was back then.

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Let your guy beat that guy.
That's how it works anymore. There's not

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a cornerback in the league who travels
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Doesn't happen. It's it's all like, it's just the way the league works,

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and it's all about scheming up ways
to get guys open. Do you

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think this this has changed in five
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you think that the the NFL offensive
mindset has passed him by? And all

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of that that stuff about him reinventing
himself in his garage for that is just

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all bs. Yes, I know. The guy who did the piece is

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former Packers beat reporter Tom Pellisero or
it to the NFL network, Like I

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know for a fact, Mike McCarthy
told you during his opening press conference that

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he lied to get the job,
and all we remember about that is Stevens

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laugh on the overmodulated microphone. That's
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But the he oh, I told
Jurror that was more to get the

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job. I mean lied, he
said he lied. I was like,

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Okay, the Mike McCarthy things wait
for them. Mike McCarthy has a chance

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to shut people like me up.
So do it tonight. Just whip it

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all out. Show us some cool
stuff. Got a bye week next week?

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I think they have it. They
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that's I think that's That's what I've
been trying to say, one element of

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cool stuff by now, right,
Hey, take Mike McCarthy out of it.

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Okay, Kellen Moore's gone. Here's
your new play car man X.

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His name is X. Okay,
all right, man X resume. Okay,

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super Bowl ring twenty eleven. But
last time he called place twenty seventeen,

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you'd go, that's our play call
next year. Uh, tell me

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more about man. Why tell me
about Zya. Tell me about these guys

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too, because I kind of want
the guy who's been doing it, not

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the guy. Now. Granted,
it might not be his fault when he

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took this job. Who he had
been out of the league and been passed

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over for the Browns and Jets jobs. By the way, right, he

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might have not wanted anything to do
with Kellen Moore being involved, and that

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was told deal with it. You're
a cowboy now and we're giving you this

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job. Kellen Moore's your play caller, But Kellen Moore was never as bad

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as people said he was. Who's
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Noah Brown? Ceedee lamb was it? Noah Brown had to play number

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two wide receiver snaps once Gallup went
down last year and Gallup never recovered and

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then Tony Pollard breaks his leg in
the postseason game, he had one weapon.

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Do we think Brian Schottenheimer has much
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you say, I wonder, and
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he's way under the radar of blame
right now. But he needs technically the

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offensive coordinator. And it's not like, you know, McCarthy is utilizing him

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a ton But McCarthy, because of
the declaration that he's calling the plays now,

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just put the spotlight on his own
self. What's funny that you bring

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that up and shot and hired when
he was hired something which almost like I

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had to just be reminded, Oh, the Cowboys have an offensive coordinating right

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when he was hired. It's like, okay, and it was hired at

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a time when it's like we don't
want to talk a lot of football other

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things going on. Right when he
was hired. I immediately went the guy

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who was in Seattle and run out
of Seattle because he ran the ball too

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much and wouldn't let Russ cook.
That's what he was known as. So

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and here's the thing for I want
to run the damn ball. Well,

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I want to run the damn ball. Does you nothing if you can't get

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ahead in the game last two games, Tony Pollard under twelve carries. What

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are we holding back for? He's
on a franchise tag wear his ass out.

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Give him the ball fifteen to twenty
times. I don't care how he

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gets it. Give him de f
and ball. And I'm not proposed to

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run the ball. I think throw
it way more than you run. It

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makes a lot of sense. Get
ahead and then you can catch up on

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the running stats. I totally believe
that. How does Tony Palward have under

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twelve carries a game in his last
two games? That doesn't make a lot

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of sense to me. Also add
bad news cowboys have got the butt flo

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going around or something. They've had
a little bit of sickness. Chimu Doga

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been sick. Jonathan Hankins was sick
a couple of days ago. I had

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to miss a practice. There's a
bit of a bug sinus thing going around,

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probably probably some port of COVID,
COVID nineteen probably going around, probably

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one of those. So you know, that's something to watch. But I

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also think, are you gonna predict
if somebody butt Barf's mid game? Oh?

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Would be good? Oh that's good. Maybe I'll add it. I

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got a lot of good ones today
though. Good. I need somebody to

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pull this out out of the ditch, because I'm not proud of mine.

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I might add a butt bar to
my predictions. Do it? Then?

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Austin Eckler's back for the Chargers,
who's one of the best player bakers in

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football, likely back. They have
been able to run since he's been gone,

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but when he is in there,
they run the ball well. I

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I think anytime you think you know
something, you probably don't and it goes

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the opposite way. But I'm kind
of sticking with I think Cowboys get beat

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tonight by about ten points because are
they gonna stop the Chargers? If Keenan

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Allen happens to not play which has
been thrown that it's thrown around, he's

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questionable, But I don't he's great
too. He's amazing, and that would

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mean ef and Quinton Johnson would be
the number one because Mike Williams has been

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hurt. No, I'm sorry,
keenanis will play. Josh Palmer was their

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other wide receiver. Who's hurt.
Okay, not a big deal, Keenan

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Allen's playing, So Stefan Gilmore shut
down Keenan Allen. Let's neutralize that.

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I'm just scared of the Chargers are
coming off two wins and then a bye,

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and the Cowboys are coming off getting
her head cracked open and beat up

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by San Francisco, who everyone loses
the week after you play them. Yeah,

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well then I'm not like super trend
guy when it comes to gambling.

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But I don't discount that status being
nothing, you know, Oh, it's

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definitely something, because they're more physical
than anyone you play. Yep, and

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that's why their guys get hurt too. McCaffrey and Deebo got hurt yesterday because

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they run hard like they play harder. How did I not see that as

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being the trap game of the week
was freaking forty nine Ers Browns. In

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retrospect, it's like, ah,
that makes all of the sense. You

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should have put all your money on
Clee Yeah, poor kickers. Whole family

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was there. Yeah, missed the
forty yard gambling, Moody family, all

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the Moodies, poor guys. But
I know I have a little more cowbish

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for you at eight Covich charges,
and I have more rangers sprinkled throughout the

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show. But coming up next.
First of all, Danny Bayless has a

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live spot that's gonna blow your doors
off, and thank you shooting at the

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Stage Fair. Also another accident at
the State Fair. The Hell's going on

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next night? I have won the
freak