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It's the downbeat. I'm ninety.
See, it's a long December Mic thirty

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one days in it. Happy Friday
everyone, and uh yeah, we are

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gonna talk Cowboys. We did a
little bit earlier too as well. Let's

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talk about Von Miller thing in thirty
minutes aremin you today? Pluckers in Plano,

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been in Skin Show and the speaking
freaking the weekend series, just rocking

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and rolling. You get some wangs
Pluckers in Plano today. So Sports at

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seven, JJ, let's go and
now the Sports at seven It's brought you

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by Mike by Magic, Mike's Morning
entertain Thanks for jumping on board. All

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right, you know we'll have Danny
back next week. You know, get

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those copy points short up. He's
the one who's always took out all the

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copy points. He's in charge of
all though. It's amazing. He's just

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got a whole folder, very organized. He'll have those next week when he

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returns. Okay. So last night
the game starts and I'm like, okay,

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well, the Cowboys have the most
unstoppable offense of the world. Big

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play to Ceedee Lamb, big play
to Brandon Cooks. They get that third

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down completion to Turpin first and goal
with the two and they handed off to

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Pollard, then an incompletion and then
Dad gets sacked and they sell for a

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field goal and it's three nothing.
But it still felt like, well,

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they still can't be stopped. Well, they can't be stopped. No one

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could be stopped. Last night,
right, and then we saw the first

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episode of drawing Bland getting torched,
and I take back everything I said about

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Geno Smith on yesterday's show. Is
he delivered a beauty of a throw to

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DK Metcalf and then DK takes it
to the house. Yeah, and this

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beautiful Seattle Seahawks uniforms seven to three. He looked great, you know,

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look great all day? Uh boy, DK Metcalf looked unstoppable. For sure,

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he's really good, too big,
But that was a great throw and

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at least Bland was near near him
on that one. I mean, if

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had they lost, that's the story
of the day. Well, no,

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the story of the day had they
lost, is it can't beat a team

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of the winning record, right,
Yeah, probably that is it da kid

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could have done in a close game, all that nonsense. Yeah, but

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yeah, Dron Bland had had himself
a day And I hate to start with

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a negative in a game that turned
out to be a solid win, an

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exciting win, a win where they
you know, we're up back up against

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it. And you know it's cliche, but teams need to have days like

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this. You can't, you don't
do what they've done in most of their

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victories and just steam roll everyone.
You have to have these these toughies.

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And that was a tough ass game
against a very salty team that Uh,

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I don't know how good the Seahawks
are. It's a real tricky one.

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But they're well coached and there are
some talented dudes for sure. And the

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Cowboys buckled down and made plays they
need to, especially on defense. You

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could play a lot of different games
with yourself when about like what you think

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about that crazy like no, like
in your head, you can play a

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lot of different games with yourself about
what to think about the Cowboys after this

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thing. And I just sit there
and go, well, they played their

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third game in eleven days and they
won all three of them. That's the

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answer. Yeah, I bet they
were a little tired. The Seahawks played

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their third game in eleven days and
they lost all three of them. So

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like and that might account for some
of the sloppiness of that game. But

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no one could get off the field. And that's kind of the game where

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you're worried about the past defense.
I think I am a little more than

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maybe I thought I was. But
look the Cowboys when they lost to the

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Eagles a few weeks ago and that
big game. Yeah, the Eagles were

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able to score on them. So
the defense is good. Is even's the

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best defense in the league. No, No one really ever thought that.

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I don't think like decent teams can
score points in the Cowboys. This is

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the same thing that happened last year. It's the same thing that happened the

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year before that. Hopefully you're ahead
and hopefully you can go make plays late

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in the game and Micah Parsons can
go, you know, get a sack

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for you, or DeMarcus Lawrence can
get a big stop on a fourth and

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short for you. Although, Seattle, what in the world are we doing

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now? They had a fourth and
one late in the game. Let's run

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it right at DeMarcus Lawrence their best
run stop. Yeah, the last play

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of the game on fourth and two, let's not block Micah Parsons their best

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pass Rusher. You know there's some
psychotic stuff right there. Do you get

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mad or if you're a Seahawk fan, to get mad that Gino didn't kind

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of just chuck it anywhere up?
Yeah? You know, like you,

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I mean, you're screwed and I
don't know, maybe you're living to fight

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another day and not dying when Michael
Parsons evaporates you if you stand there for

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a second, but maybe just throw
it way high in the air, at

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least past the line of scrimmage.
I don't know if they're just I would

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be frustrated with just do something with
it, but it's not like he had

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any time to do anything at all
day. I agree with you on that,

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like's this is the game. You
you liked it. For him to

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know that Mike is You're almost like
though you can't. There's two lines of

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thinking. You know where Michael Parsons
is all time, but also, how

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can you play the quarterback position if
you're just staring at Micah? Yeah,

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but for no one to touch him? Yeah, that's they played all right.

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They got couple of lineman backs,
so I mean Seattle played tough,

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but yeah, and the Cowboys defense
looked tired. Their secondary looked poor at

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times. I mean, Duran Bland, if that was the first game you

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watched, you you would think that
he has a liability on his defense,

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not a candidate for Defensive Player of
the Year, which he is and he

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still is. And he did steal
a pick and it was a nice pick

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too. Man, he's got sticky
hands. I mean, he's a hawk,

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but he could have had another one
that that kind of throwaway ball in

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the corner, you know that he
dropped. I mean it's the same thing

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that people were talking about with Treyvon
Diggs. Right, yeah, ballhowks youreing

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to hit the ball for you?
As long as they end up getting there,

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then I can kneel. It's getting
beat up little bit too. He's

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also a matchup for him that is
not going to work for him, as

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DK metcalf against him because he's a
smaller guy. Yeah, in college he

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played outside cornerback, and then he
got drafted in the fifth round. A

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lot of NFL teams when they scattered
him, said he can't play outside.

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They're just a slid guy. Now
he's playing outside and sometimes he's gonna get

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beat by a guy who's six'
four he's yeah, happened, pushed around,

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but he kind of got torched by
every he did every receiver at one

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point or another. But whatever.
I you know, everyone got torched last

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night a little bit. And we
said it earlier how hard playing corner is

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in the league. It's fine,
and every cornerback does get beat now usually

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isn't quite so like consistent and just
seemingly play after play. I mean,

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you didn't hear Stefan Gilmour's name in
the first half. They didn't even throw

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that way, and it is weird. They clearly were not scared of land.

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That was their playing. That's the
mark. Actually, yeah, well,

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the the mark on the Cowboys defense
is probably won if they get one

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of their safeties in coverage. But
if we're talking about cornerbacks, it's it's

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going after him, and that probably
will be the case into the playoffs.

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And if you can make a couple
of plays in the ball, then they

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had offsets. It all offsets everything
you've ended the possession because there were no

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punts last night. Fifth game all
time, they said, was it really?

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Yea of all time? I think
the fifth game all time, first

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since twenty twenty one, A game
with no punts were cheer. I was

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kind of cheering for the no punt
game. You knew it was happening.

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I also think it's just kind of
great and it may have snuck up on

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us this league where everyone just goes
nuts on fourth down. I mean,

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we were yelling for this five years
ago. You know, it sort of

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started. And whether it's analytics or
whatever, but I kind of love that

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it's you don't even think about it
now. I mean, hell, when

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we grew up, it was punt
team, run them out, fourth and

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one, fourth and two. I
mean even a fourth and one was like,

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oh my god, they're going for
it. Yeah. Well, the

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way we watch football growing up is
so different. Yeah, I mean I

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remember watching replay some Super Bowl in
the nineties. I think it was ninety

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six and rember Bill Parcells Patriots being
down by two touchdowns with like eight minutes

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left in the fourth quarter. It's
like a fourth and three and they ran

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the punt team. Yeah, punted
got to yeh eight minutes left, and

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we would have had a hissy fit
back then if they went for it before

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we fully jo the offense. Let's
talk about some end game decisions. Okay,

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twenty eight to twenty. The Seahawks
lead, the Cowboys go score.

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There's three minutes left in the third
quarter, so eighteen minutes left in the

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game. It's twenty eight twenty six, and they like to kick the extra

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point. At the time, I'll
tell you what I was thinking. Okay,

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I was thinking, right, call, there's a lot of time left,

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and no one's goetting stops. We
don't have to chase two points.

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What were you thinking at that time? I was surprised they kicked the extra

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point. I mean, did you
agree? No, I don't. I

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mean, it's not the end of
the world, because there is you know,

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you have a full quarter plus three
and a half minutes. But you

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know, I disagree with I think
they should have gone for two. I

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mean we just said in the you
know, everyone goes for almost every fourth

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down. You have a high powered
offense, you have a series of plays

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that you know are designed for that
two point conversion or very short yards guaranteed

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type plays, and nothing is guarantee
obviously. But yeah, no, I

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think they should have gone for it. I was surprised they didn't. Yeah,

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okay, So I was perfectly okay
with it because I thought there's a

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lot of time. But you know, either way, there's there's none Like,

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I don't think analytics would give you
a definite answer on that quite frankly,

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Yeah, I don't think there's some
you know. And then the Seahawks,

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uh it ends up. I mean, we get the ball back and

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think that might have been the Bland
interception, and we get the ball back.

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It's twenty eight, twenty seven,
and then the Cowboys end up taking

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the ball and this is the drive
where they end up kicking a field goal,

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and it's thirty to twenty eight.
So you're like, okay, that's

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cool. Now I'm trying to get
to where the fourth down was, where

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it was fourth and two and the
Cowboys went for it. Okay, Yeah,

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so that was the next Once the
Cowboys got the ball back twenty eight,

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twenty seven, they had a fourth
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Dak rolled out to his right,
threw it to Seedee Lamb, and Seedee

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Lamb dropped it and a lot of
fans were like, why do you just

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kick the field goal for the lead
man? I have met. I was

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in go for it mode right there. Yeah, So I agreed with McCarthy

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on both of them, and you
don't hear me say that. I agree

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with Mike McCarthy a lot, but
I totally agreed with it because he was

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chasing at that point. He was
chasing four points, not one point or

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two points. That's the way I
kind of view it. I'm okay with

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chasing four points. I don't know
if I wanted to chase two at the

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extra point, but four points is
what he would have been chasing there,

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and I kind of liked that.
Maybe he was chasing five points if you

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would go for two if you scored
or whatever, So I kind of liked

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that decision. It didn't work out. Then the Cowboys were able though,

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to get the ball back. Well
no, then the the Seattle went down

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scored thirty five twenty seven the first
to at the beginning of the fourth quarter,

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Cowboys go down, they can't get
in the end zone, they kick

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a field goal, so it's thirty
five thirty Seattle. This game was crazy

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last night. That was But the
number one takeaway of the entire game for

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me is like the Cowboys offense can
kind of do whatever they want most of

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the time, and it's gonna come
down to are they able to finish.

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Once they get in the red zone. That's what it's gonna come down to.

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It's that simple, because they had
a million ways to beat you.

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And once they realized after week six
that Ceedee Lamb and Brandon Cooks are on

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their team, that's when I knew
this team has a chance. Yeah,

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it is odd how much the team
has changed within the season. And I

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don't know if you see that all
that often, you know, but because

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you and everyone was really bitching about
the Mike McCarthy offense after a few weeks

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and they seem to listen or figure
the stuff out for themselves. But they

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are potent and it's fun, you
know. A rare interesting take from Kirk

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herb Street last night. Herb's fine. Herby's fine. Just know I like

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him doing college games. But he
said, look, sometimes when you haven't

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called plays for you years, it
takes you a while to get going.

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I said, you know, that's
something I haven't really thought about that he

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hasn't done it in a long time. Instead of just looking at the negatives

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of someone who has it cold plays
in five years, maybe you look at

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it from the standpoint of it takes
you a minute to get it in gear.

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Just takes you a minute to get
it going, you know, So

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I kind of can stand by that
a little bit. I will go to

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my I mean, I'll fight for
this one. I hain'te ceedee lamb.

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Throwing a fit on the sideline is
the best thing that's happened off it's all

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year long. Yeah, maybe,
but Brandon Cooks is amazing. And the

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reason I knew Brandon Cooks is amazing
is because I'm a damn gambler and he

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was in our DraftKings lineups all year
last year for the Texans with Davis Mills

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putting up good numbers, So what
can he do with a real quarterback?

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Good stuff? Brandy Cooks is great. Jake Ferguson makes you go Dalton Schultz,

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who Yeah, Ferguson was a standout
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you know, was so salty,
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That was kind of bad ass.
I thought they were gonna get him on

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the on the go ahead touchdown catch, Yeah, I thought they were gonna

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get him on a little OPI push
off, yeah, really little, because

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there's a little nitpicky and they were
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It was cool in the uh they
had Dak in the at the table after

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the game, you know, and
they brought up Ferguson because Tony Gonzalez was

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there. It's funny. They only
want to talk about their positions, you

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know. Andrew Whitworth wants to talk
about, oh, the on line play,

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Richard Sherman wants to talk about DB's
and Tony Gonzalez goes straight to side

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it whatever, and he's like,
I got any favorite player, you know,

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Ferguson, And Dak's like he's crazy
and I believe it. And he

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called him the enforcer too, which
I thought was cool. Like, I

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don't think Jake Ferguson takes any s
and he will run your ass over and

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he probably could have got a flag
for the Cowboys on that helmet to helmet,

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yeah, when he was right over
the middle when that safety popped him

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directly in the top of his damn
helmet with his helmet. But he pops

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up and talks S and I don't
know. I the evolution of Jake Ferguson

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into a bad MF is a fun
thing going on this year. And he's

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really good and he's more athletic than
people think too though, Like for like

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you think of Wisconsin tight end,
you're just thinking just a big milk boy.

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Yeah, you know, big team
milk boy is a big team milk.

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I didn't know he was Barry Alvarez
his grandson. What you know that?

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No, he said it during the
game. Oh my god, the

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legend Barry Alvarez? Was it me? Or as it was just like the

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enthusiasm from Alan Kirk just really draining. Or am I just tired? Maybe

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that's probably he was tired. But
anyway, he was awesome in that game.

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Fourth rounder and it's cool that you
know, another nods to their you

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know, front office to know that, Yeah, the Schultz is Dak Prescott's

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will be. He loves him.
Well, so is it the position or

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is the man? And it might
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know, when Schultz was out,
he didn't utilize the tight end here as

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much. But once he has someone
he trusts in that position, they're gonna

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get the rock. I always thought
this last year that and if they would

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have got into ballmore, he's like
he's got some yack to him yards after

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catch. Thanks is what that means. But I was like he seems like

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he's got more potential to do things
after the catch than even Schultz had,

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even though he's a little bigger's a
little more thick. Do you just see

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it? Just a little more loose
in the hips though, and he could

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get a little little more action for
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always thought that. But he did
the hurdle last night too, I mean,

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only got your extra yard. Yeah, And Frank Clart came over there

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and tried to taunt him, told
him only got one more yard out of

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the hurdle. Yeah, he said, Well, still still cool though,

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wait till the snapshots come in.
Yeah, to my email inbox, I

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was not gonna know. Only got
one yard, Just like when Jason went

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and got his helmet ripped off.
You know, he didn't score on that

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play, but doesn't matter in the
photo, No, looks bad ass.

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We've done all of this, Mike
without even mentioning ceedee lamb seventeen targets.

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Give the man the ball he can
get up in ninety five different ways.

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I feel like he is almost like
he spoke it into existence, like he

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almost started yelling at everyone like,
why don't you guys think I'm Jamar Chase

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or Justin Jefferson, and then by
saying it out loud and then obviously by

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the production, he is making himself. That dude second in the league in

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receptions with ninety is that right now? He'll get passed by Tyreek Hill this

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week and maybe Stefan Diggs. But
through Week thirteen he is number two in

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the league. Through his week thirteen, number two in the league in receptions,

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Keenan Allen's number one at ninety seven. He is second in the league

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in receiving yards because no one's going
to catch Tyreek Hill. He is fifth

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in the league in receiving touchdowns,
and he could have more, but they're

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getting Brandon Cooks involved in the offense
and he's gonna score some touchdowns and Ferguson's

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gonna steal a touchdown or two from
me as well. But otherwise he would

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be up there with Tyreek Hill and
Mike Evans and Stefan Diggs. Like he

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is a monster. And I knew
this was coming because he was too good

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at Oklahoma. You just see it
the million ways that he can get open,

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whether it's giving him the ball right
when he snap it, by the

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deep ball, I mean, he's
a good route runner. He's just good

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that he doesn't have a weak trait
about him. It just needed to all

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come together somehow. And once he
finally went and stood by himself on the

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sideline and held his helmet over there
and then went, oh, had a

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bye week, and MacArthur went,
oh, yeah, he plays for us,

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and here we go. Yeah,
here we go. Please don't so.

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Cowboys won forty one thirty five,
Mike Big one. It was a

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big one and three four found stops
in the fourth huge And that's what you

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want to if it's will get stops
for you. Sometimes you gotta wain a

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tough game man, and they did. I you don't find me bitching man.

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Nay, you can rest up and
you get the Eagles. And I

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think they're going to get the Eagles. I really do. Yeah. I

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have my questions about are they be
able to run the table? Here?

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What you gotta go to Miami,
you gotta go to Buffalo. Definitely have

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my questions about that. But this
is a good team. It's a really

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good team. I don't know that
it's different than last year. I don't

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know that it's different than the year
before that. But get in the tournament

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and give yourself a chance. You
said we didn't mention much ceede Lamb.

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We didn't mention much Dak in that
whole damn segment. And we'll do it

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at some point. We'll do today
because you want to talk different, something

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different, or something different. I
think it's because he's pregnant. He's not

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pregnant. Well they are, Bud, he's not pregnant, Kevo, Well

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he's not. It's not a joint
thing though. When the girl gets pregnant.

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Yeah, I don't think they were
pregnant. Yes, he's pregnant.

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Then he's well, he was different
before he was pregnant. Oh see CHRISA.

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Thompson bought him a gift. Oh
she did. Yeah. In the

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postgame, someone watched the post game. Someone else went to bed. I

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stuck her around because knew Dak was
coming up. Yeah, we'll talk a

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little Dak later. Yeah. Absolutely, what a win? What a when?

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What's a job to be alive?
Coming up next? Though? Boy

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an NFL player who you know was
from this area. He was wanted for

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a rest yesterday and he turned himself
in. We'll give you the details next

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time. Ninety seven won the freak,