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My name is Jack Wagner, host of Other World, a podcast featuring real people who experience something paranormal, supernatural, or unexplained. I have no idea how I got there. I don't think I've ever seen anything that looks like this. It felt like electric stars on fire. I started Other World to take a grounded approach to the paranormal, help people tell their own stories, and encourage more to come forward. I certainly don't have the answers, but maybe one day we will. Join me as we explore our world's greatest mysteries. Listen to Other World now for free wherever you get your podcasts. A throw by Keenam over the middle wide open. Raymond twenty fifteen ten running away from the pack to the end zone. Touchdown bears. Collie Raymond. Forty one yard catching run. Play design Ben Johnson bears are up twenty to seven out of the Eagles. Well, that feels a little bit better. Good morning, Metroplex. It's a tollo Tuesday live here with the entire squad. Sean Trey Farge, a choppy cowboys inside our Bobby, but we got paid and

a run the fan camp twitch YouTube Odyssey app and serious XM channel 99. Remember yesterday you were talking about the Rangers and you're like, when was the last time you felt like they could win the division? Yesterday, I felt like the cowboys could win the division. Hey, those are a third Schreyer. That's what he is. A third string, although he's a really stupid. Basically, I don't know. Yeah, that dude's all the essentially off the street. How did he not finish above Baygent in terms of their QB depth chart? Well, they arm wrestled in Tyson's dad's that world champion at Tyson. Got him. That is what the technique from his old man, his dad's the world champ. He's the guy that that like sunned Pellicera. Was it at the senior bowl or something? It was that one game and Tyson's dad is awesome dude on air. He's like, hey, I'll shut I'll give you some pointers, Tom. And he's sitting there and he just, Tom's like going with two hands. He's like, at a time you're ready. 27 to seven with case, keen him off the street as a 38 year old,

throw him with as many arm angles as Pat Mahomes and Brett. Yeah. I mean, he'd fake over the top. Boom. Very cool. Three quarters. Yeah. Side arm. Yep. It's, you know, I, this is, it was a three touchdowns. It was a throwback because nowadays, like everything is so cookie cutter and pure and they're so technically sound. And you get guys like case, keen them or just a little bit older and like just kind of back yard and it and it's at that's fun to watch. What do you see from Phil, Thie or not, C? Uh, I mean, Philadelphia just, this kind of is a culmination of what Philadelphia's looked like recently. Now that's as bad as it's looked offensively for them all season. But no, I had to rely on a last second. Maybe clock expired. My game clock, not the Michigan clock. But the game clock I was looking at looked like it expired as they snuck into the end zone for a touchdown. Yeah, they got screwed over. Jalen hurts ticked off over what happened in the medical time. But the red rifle hooking us up with the interception in the end zone.

But that was the only seven points that they got Dylan Thieman with the interception. Dawson will be talking about that today. I'm sure. Um, but no, this was, I mean, they just ran the play up there. That was at least on TV. But remember the TV, like you said, the TV game clock isn't supposed to match. Yeah, because the was at double zero. The replay clock that they showed did show him getting the snap off. Right. But the game clock that we're watching again, decibel points. Exactly. I don't know why they don't NBA shot NBA shot. I don't know why they don't have the hockey has the same thing. Uh, I got a sneeze coming on. Sorry. A weird stat for me has to be in just now. Jalen hurts has 15 interceptions on Monday night football since 2020. And it's by far the most in the NFL. I mean, yeah, it, um, I don't. I don't know why they don't do the decibel clock. They should. I think what happens is. And this is the way I look at it. If I was the league, there's so many times where it snapped like right at it. Yeah. Then you open up criticism for people saying, I saw, I saw it down to zero, zero

versus like hitting zero. And we're all kind of like, all right, the snap got off. It's a gray area. Yeah. We would all be sitting there and say there were three clock violations. Because we'd be looking at a hitting double zero instead of it. Hitting the zero. Does that make sense? Yeah. Zero point zero would look a lot more wrong than it just hitting zero. It didn't hit zero. Yeah. I get that. Um, I still, me to me like, I want the accuracy of the decimal decibel, decibel. Um, I want the accuracy of that. But you're right. I mean, it would open up a whole new can of worms on social media, especially. Case, canum, 75% at one point to seven different receivers. 11 for 11 against the blitz. And that's the second most completions against the blitz and a game and NFL history without an incompletion. Wow. It's behind a tie for Baker Mayfield, Philip Rivers and Tom Brady who had 12. Khalif Raymond, the 41 yard of that made it 20 to seven. And then a fourth and five end of the third.

Jalen Hertz picked off. I love heart. Take away number three case. Keenum in front of his daughter and family with the QB sneak to make it 27 to seven. And Philadelphia with 10 penalties as Jalen Hertz gets smacked. I almost had to gift that, gift that as he was flying through the air. I thought that was an overshown esque non call that there should not have been a flag on. I get why there is. Hertz was shaking up, goes to the tent. They get the shot at him looking out of the tent. And he is ticked off because and Philadelphia fans ticked off the Nick Sierra. And he did not burn a time out. As Aikman mentioned, he get him back out on the field. Yeah. The sake one was rolling in this game too. Yeah, he was a five and a half per carry. I didn't have a problem with the call. I also would not have had a problem if they called nothing. Oh, with the Hertz hit with the Hertz hit. Cause I mean, he's clearly going out of bounds. Yeah. But he's not like, he's not that's another version of like the quarterback slide. Like he's given himself up.

He's given himself up. He's also hit him. He's also not too far out of bounds to where it's like egregious. And I've also and I agree with what Troy said. He was like, you know, they give you a little grace there. Cause like some quarterbacks have taken liberties and gone up field a little bit. You've gotten an extra yards. I get it. But the defensive player, it's almost like, especially down there, when you're that close, it's really about a, because that was out of what the 10 year line, it's really like a, it's a five year penalty. It's not a 15. He's been Johnson though. Like I still like, I know that's one of my worst takes that have had up there so far. So far, he may flam out. Who knows? He could be RG three of coaches. But the, the design on some of the stuff he does is the sneak with Keenum where he, he pulled the guards like they were going out on a wider and then just snuck Keenum with the guards pulling out of there. Like it's the stuff. And then Eagles players went right past it. Like Jalen Carter, them literally just run right past Keenum, sneaking because I mean,

he, he really does look at run design completely different than anybody else. He was all up in my toe low mentions, especially since everyone now wants Brian Shottenheimer gone already. As do we interview him again? No. Did we talk to him? Did he give us the time of day? No, he did not and no, we did not. I would, would he? I don't know that he would have given them the time of day, but they didn't ask. And that's of me, because he hates, he hates the cowboys. Oh, he tried to rub it in when he was a Detroit. Yeah, he, he, he feels like he, he, he was the, he's got a sour taste and some mouth about the cowboys from their interactions at the end of that cow at that game a couple of years ago, where they got the two point conversion taken off the board. Okay. We were there. Yeah. We were there. We were there. But hottest coaching candidate in years. Yeah. And don't speak to him now. They made up for it with the Parker one. They went outside their box and people are like, well, he went up full control. Who is the GM there? And what type of personnel control does Ben Johnson have? I don't know that he has. I haven't heard. I don't know.

I haven't heard that he has personally. I'm totally the story. I'm Paul Stryne polls. Yeah. Ryan's right. He's the GM. He's, uh, and he had, he's in control. But I mean, I would imagine it's very much in lockstep with what Ben Johnson's vision is and what he wants. I call it like, he had, he had Khalif Ramon in Detroit. And he was there. So I mean, it makes sense, right? And of course, pay pay, the tolos have put in the request, put out the bat signal for you last night on social media to start rolling and spying on filthy. How is that going? Really good so far, really good so far. I think we got a maybe one, two segments before Jerry. If we have time for it, I think we can do segments. Yeah. I think so because Bobby sent over NBC, filled L.F. out there. They got some stuff too. I think we got four, five clips ready to go. It's good. So far. Well, I know it wasn't there on the post game show. Thanks to the Odyssey app, which I was listening to WIP last night. And man, that post game crow, they were, they were softer than Eagles calls. They've been in the, it was all just recognize what we have in Hertz, two super balls in a six year career.

Don't slander the man, but just people like not running him out of town. No, not not not only doing that, just like have some, have some thankfulness for what this Eagles team has done for you in the last couple years. They want to be like flag Guerrero. They got soft exactly. And Vlad, he junior in filly, whoo. Tollas are asking, what's the more embarrassing loss? What happened with us? And the way we melted down operationally against the Ravens or Eagles last night? Yes. You can't lose to a, to a third strength quarterback. When you're, when you have, I got work, you got work. Didn't lose. Yeah. Case Kingdom, I'm like, case Kingdom would beat us last night. You lost by four scores. Yeah, Dallas is lost. You come out of that going three. You should have won the game. And there are things that you look at that happen in the game that you go, oh, that was, that was good. Philadelphia, I don't know what was good to come out of that. That was bad. That was just awful all the way around. You look terrible. And it could have been worse as they choose not to take the three points early on. Eight minutes. Yeah. Disagraining with that after love and fell down at the one.

And then, of course, I got to be a smart ass and the backfires right on me as I'm like, let's see if they run it here, just immediately throw the ball out of bounds. And then they don't get into the end zone whatsoever. Now, Adunes, they had a touchdown. He juggled that and butchered that. But they skipped the field goal. That would have been 10, nothing right there. Man, they are right now this is the way that Keenam worked them so bad. That's distressing if you're Philadelphia, especially coming off of, we just saw that Washington team. That Washington team didn't look very good. And they were, it's wide open. They were, they were really given Philadelphia problems. There was a moment last night where Keenam is doing the, when he got them to jump, when he did the hard count and he got Philadelphia to jump. And Ted Wynn from the athletic had pointed it out. Keenam completely just savvy old man veteran. Like goes into the call, goes into the dummy kill call. And you actually see Colston, Loveland going like, wait, what are we doing?

Because he doesn't think they're, and then Loveland has to transition to, oh yeah, and, and had to like, and Philly still jumped. Like they didn't recognize, oh gosh, everybody here on Chicago's confused at what Keenam's even pretending to do. And they still jumped. Well, they got old man fan, Joe, and we got new man fan, Joe. Right. So this should feel better about that. Right. Yeah. Yeah. No, I do. Seven 20. I feel better. Okay. Seven 20 posthut. Okay. Okay. Posthut. Clarity ascredit at 740 pp in the morning at 640. Jerry Jones live at 831st comments after the Baltimore game. And of course, the college football keger as well at 7 o'clock in the Rangers wrapped up their season with a 40, 45 minute press conference. I, yeah, on the Jerry interview coming up, I tried to, I was asking a couple of people yesterday, like, Meshota archers, like, hey, you guys can think, I'll think of anything like big that maybe needs to be touched on over and they both text with backman. Yeah. No clue. I just trying to get out of here.

Still as of like last night, we're still in Rio and couldn't get out of there. I'm like, what? Yeah. They were still trying to get out. They didn't go on the cowboy plane. No, cowboys, because of how much longer they were going to have to be there, the cowboys weren't going to be able to take any media and they don't normally take beat riders anyway. And so, but like Todd and the beat right, you don't, I mean, you don't, you go on TV and radio go on the plane. Beat riders still. Oh, really? Yeah. So they'll send like Fox four and CBS 11 and stuff like that, but they won't necessarily put the riders up there. But Todd and Todd and John are still trying to get back. Hopefully Nick Harris is back in the country for Wednesday. Oh, God. A trade that I don't love. It's not going to be significant. Oh, by the way, the Caleb Williams and his unibomber outfit last night, a grade two hamstring injury doctors consider it a three to four week injury. So that's how long Caleb is supposed to be out. Feel a little better about that in terms of his reaction. Yeah. Right. Can't be a grade one.

It's got to be at least a two, a minimum two. It's it's it's sound if it's grade two and it's three to four weeks, that is the same one. Jalen Thompson walked off the field with gun. Ah, like that's the same one that then Caleb was carted off. So you know that Jalen Thompson just got hurt with? Yeah. I don't know if it's great, but he's supposed to miss four plus week. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Like that would be around the same time frame. I'm saying the reaction was so I'm saying one reaction was just, ah, I can hurt it. It's a lot. It's a lot. It's a quarter back in one's a football player. There's a difference. Yeah. Yeah. You know, all right, eight, seven, seven, eight, one, one, oh, five, three, we have not a big time trade, but it's big time for the news as the New York Giants go quarterback shopping and the Cowboys get another break in one of their future opponents missing their Oklahoma sooner. We'll take you inside the star with a six a.m. club with Sean and RJ next. Understanding power requires more than headlines. I'm Peter Hamby, host of the Powers that Be, a podcast from Pock Examining Politics, Economics and Media to provide context analysis and clarity without sensationalism.

We ask how power operates, who benefits and what's at stake. If you want to move beyond breaking news to deeper understanding, join us on the Powers that Be. New episodes every weekday follow the Powers that Be wherever you get your podcasts. You both for the terrible music opinion of hating that Beastie boys song. I just love to be see boys. I don't like the general. I'm a good song. You know, like that song, it gets me like I've had people who like, yeah, brass monkey, bruhz monkey. I've much trouble. I get texts almost every time I mentioned my distaste for the Beastie boys from people I know who listen to hip hop. We're like, this is a really ignorant take from somebody who listens to hip hop. In Bob and I generally we clash on our music and comedy takes, but we do appear to be to a lot of a line to your. You don't like that song either? Not a fan. I don't like it either. It's the beat. I'm just not a fan of.

Don't. Don't. Yes. Too late 80s. I'm not a fan. Jerry Jones live at 830 this morning, Cowboy injury updates. Stephen Jones on with K and C. Jalen Thompson and PJ Lock are set to miss four plus weeks. While Stephen is hopeful that Malik Hooker can return in Houston this weekend. Yeah, you're going to need something. You're going to need to start populating your secondary with bodies from somewhere. I know. Williams. I know Juan Ye Thomas was putting out like little gifts on Sunday. I'll be home soon. I heard Boss Man was too. Was he? Do they have internet connection in prison? Yeah, I mean, they're going to have to add somebody here because they just they don't have enough bodies right now to risk going into that game and sustaining another injury. So wherever they're going to find that, maybe poaching off a practice squad or something, they're going to have to look around. Give me the opening secondary for Sunday right now. Are we assuming Hooker plays? Yeah. Okay.

If we're assuming Hooker plays, then I'm going to say it's bland, downs, speed made maybe speeder Carson speed, speeder Carson and then Hooker and probably Marquis Bell. Oh my goodness. You're giving CJ Stroud some life if Nico Collins returns. I may have said Caleb Williams earlier, I met Caleb downs. I've done that every time I'm writing something about Caleb Williams, I put Caleb downs. I don't know if you noticed that in my emails. I said, I wrote the Caleb downs injury timeline and I met Williams every time I cried it, but then you get it straight. Biggest thing I took from Steven yesterday, I'm going to ask Jerry. They apparently had a two or three hour conversation. Jerry and Steven on the plane ride back. But the biggest thing I took was Steven saying, I think we're going to ask our players and coaches to be more aggressive.

And that to me is right to Brian Schadenheimer and what happened was settling for the field go throw in the ball out of bounds with the game management. So a lot to unpack with Jerry, but aggressive was the main word I took away from Steven yesterday. Yeah, and I think aggressive means aggressive is a mindset and a mentality that they're talking about here because I think aggressive includes for that. Like if we're running them over with the run game, keep running the ball. Right. I don't think necessarily means just like, let's start throwing it. But it is just if we're stepping on somebody's throat, keep stepping on it and keep doing that. And that's the thing that out of this game is still the most perplexing is it felt like a couple different times you had them on the ropes and then you pulled away and it didn't make sense. And that's what they they've got to correct. Yes, I was checking like a dork. Cowboys.com refresh Twitter account, machota, Nick Harris, where the shot he quotes. Why isn't he talking? Finally, a text Bobby like five there to like when shot he's speaking.

What are you speaking today? So full day off yesterday, four o'clock today because it's a crazy. It's it's it's so stupid that they're playing a game this week. And then the one following and the way I told you forgot about that. The one following his Thursday. Yeah. Shotinheimer's ticked off. I should be. I mean, that's you know, to go to come back. Fine, right? You got to play a game. But then it's it should not be a road game. A luckily it is Houston. Fine. It's an hour flight. And then you shouldn't definitely not be playing on Thursday. A break, no pun intended as Baker mayfield is expected to miss the Cowboys game at least three weeks with a dislocated thumb. MRI showed no additional damage, but you get Tampa Bay right after the armpit. And then to those responded back and saying, you sure you want to miss Baker? Yeah. The way that he's playing. He's not playing great. And it's not just the start of this season. It's the end of last season too. So in his last 10 starts, which is that's the final seven last year into the first three

this year. Baker may field is two and eight. He has 62.9% completions. He has 11 passing touchdowns to 10 interceptions. If you want expanded to rushing touchdowns and fumbles, it's 12 touchdowns to 14 turnovers. Six and a half yards per attempt and a 79 nine pass rating. And in fact, if you go back to that point where that 10 game starts and you look at the 26 quarterbacks in that span who have thrown at least 200 passes, Baker may field has the second worst pass or rating in football ahead of only Shadour Sanders. And look, your next three opponents, this is dangerous because it's the NFL coin flip games, but you feel really good when you look at their combined records. Your next three opponents have one win. This is easier than the Ranger stretch. We saw what they did. You have Houston win this Tampa win this. Green Bay looks a hot mess with one win. Now of course, we know Green Bay usually does to you.

Houston will be hungry at home. You're missing a secondary. You got one win with your next three teams. And David Montgomery has done a lot at all since week one. It's a new and it fully plays like that. Then you got a nice four games coming up. You're more hopeful for this stretch and starting off with a giant sum of Washington. Yeah, I mean, this next two you should absolutely like Tampa. Tampa is now like a W just check it off right put it in there. I shouldn't say that, but I'm going to put it out there. The Houston game feels so much more winnable than it did. However, that's still a team that is a little nasty. You know, and they're the kind of team that that physicals out physicals a team like the Cowboys, right? The finesse team. But you feel better about it. I just noticed this looking at the schedule. We're going to get through the first two months of the season. It's into November and the Cowboys will have played two games at AT&T Stadium. And they'll have played one of them on an actual Sunday because the other ones of Thursday. Who is Jalen Daniels?

That is the Baker replacement undrafted free agent out of Kansas. He was really good his like first year at Kansas. Yeah, Eastern stick on there as well. Oh, and Eastern stick. Stick to code of stay. Eastern stick and Jalen Daniels. And this was I almost threw this. I didn't put this topic in in my email recently because I was like, I don't know, I'm a true to actually talk about that. But they had the top 32 backup quarterbacks in the NFL over at ESPN, Seth Walder, the analytics guy was doing it. And he put Jalen Daniels so high on this last week, like in a way that doesn't make any sense to me because the whole topic is like, okay, where are we going to rank the top back up quarterbacks? The number one is Fernando Mendoza to his Marcus Mario. Three is Mac Jones and you get down a little bit number seven in the entire NFL is Jalen Daniels. Wow. And he says, is this a reach? Maybe. But undrafted rookies face serious headwinds making rosters much less being in potentially

important roles. So the fact that he beat out Jake Browning is a major point in his favor. So Seth Walder's just going based off the fact that he was an undrafted free agent who beat out of veteran. Oh, he must be good. But I would I would love to play Baker the way he's playing right now, but there is still the Baker gunslinger risk that yeah, sure, give me Jalen Daniels in a couple weeks. Yes, the Houston spread right now. Uh, two cowboy by two and a half Houston one and a half Houston by two and a half. You thought the cowboys would be favorite on the road. Here you are. I should have thought it could be two and one going into a win this atmosphere and your dogs by two and a half. Yeah, I should have known better. Cowboys on the road. Cowboys on the road travel week. I mean, yeah, they're they're they're factoring in the travel, the schedule, the scheduled loss. Let's get to the other move in the NFC East as the New York Giants try and rescue J J McCarthy, the greatest current quarterback mystery that there is and maybe has been for the past

five years. It's a fifth round pick to get J J for now backing up. James Winston John Harball says right now, James, yes, we'll be the starter. It's a fifth round pick. I like the move from New York. I do too. It's a fifth round pick and it's a guy who was the number 10 overall pick two years ago as physical talent. He's 23 years old and yet the trade grades like they were coming out from the athletic yesterday said Minnesota won this trade, getting a fifth in return. ESPN gave Minnesota B plus and the giants of C. What? That's from ESPN. That's a fifth. Seth Walder. Yeah. 2024. He puts on a show in his first preseason game and then it's found out he tours Maniscus and then he's out for the whole year. So it's like, okay, we just got this little glimpse of J J McCarthy. Well, he comes back in 2025. He has that furious comeback against the Bears in the first week where he wins NFC offensive player the week. Then he gets hurt again and misses several weeks, but he comes back and then after five games, Diana was seeing he reported that J J McCarthy was likely heading on his way

out of Minnesota. And it's like, what happened? I want to know how big a D is this guy. Yeah. Apparently, you know, Kevin O'Connell was just like, nope, not going to deal with this. And everybody around is just going great trade for Minnesota. Even get a fifth in return for the number 10 pick from two years ago. It's a little place quarterback. Do that less in return than the Patriots did for Joe Milton. It's crazy. I mean, I like to move for the Giants. I mean, who knows what he's going to be if anything? You don't know. That's the thing. You don't know. You're taking a flyer on a first round draft pick. God, just another guy though him, darting can. It fits perfectly. Oh, God. Just have Cereani Coach. Wasn't this who, like, there was talk about the Giants. Another fret. Like King McCarthy a couple of years ago when he went. And then obviously the harbock connection of his brother coach, Jim at Michigan and probably I'm in any place to call. It was like, hey, do you think he's going to behave over here and Jim must have given

him the thumbs up. But I mean, the way Justin Herbert's playing Jim maybe should have wanted to make the trade. So there you go. Turning into alpha NYJ or whatever. Phi, Phi New York. I'll come over some. Yeah. It is a fried house. It is a fried house. That's a fried house. My gosh. Daniel is going to travel to London to practice this week. So we'll see how quickly he gets back out on the field. Not quick enough for Kurt Warner. Not quick enough. Tommy got some cowboys good and bad. Yeah. Let's do the good news here. And that's quite simply. There's also good. There's bad. There's better. And there's awful. So I look at the cowboys' chances to make the postseason winning the division. And some of that depends on tonight. They haven't. The numbers have been updated after the Eagles lost. But go in in the last night. Cowboys had the seventh best odds to make the playoffs in the NFC still. All right. So that's the good news. So as of today, they would be in according to their their percent chance of making it,

which is at 43%. Go in in the last night. They were less than 24% of the division. That's going to be up into the 40s. They're chance to make the wild card very, very low. So that's kind of the bad right there, right? Is it your chance to make the wild card or lower because there's a lot of good teams in the NFC. But to play a game like that on Sunday and be sitting here with a 40% chance the way they battled, it kind of hurts. But the teams that have them San Fred 94% Detroit 81 Philly was at 77 Seattle 76 minutes so to and then the Rams. Here's the better news. Vegas considers the Cowboys to be the sixth, un luckiest team in the NFL so far through three weeks. Only six. Only six, un luckiest. All the giant balls on the ground. All the giant balls on the ground. They have forced eight fumbles. They've only recovered two of them. Statistically should be four, you know, should be four and four. They have a jet. They don't have to pick either.

Meanwhile, they fumble twice and lost it the one time. So they've been a little unlucky. The bad news and this is the really, really bad news. After three weeks, they are dead last in the NFL and defensive EPA per play and dead last in defensive success rate. It has not improved. It is not improved. We don't have a pick. No, don't have a pick yet. My goodness. Inside the star on your official home of the Dallas Cowboys, Sean tree Farge H. Hoppy and Cowboys insider Bobby Bell on the fan camp Twitch YouTube Odyssey F and serious XM channel 99. Bobby's going to make you feel better about that Baltimore loss at 720 in post-hug clarity after the college football kegger. But next, how desperate have you been for your food delivery? Another warning not to join a fraternity and how you can soft launch that brand new relationship. It's P.P. in the morning with Peyton Philip Russell. Next. Do you ever wish you could ask nosy questions about people's money? I have $729.71 in my bank account.

We bought a $1.3 million house on a $350,000 income. On the podcast, what we spend, we ask those questions. It's a show about money and all the feelings that come with spending it. I want to be the kind of person who can just take care of the people in my life. Listen to what we spend, an Odyssey original available now wherever you get your podcasts. P.P. in the morning. P.P. in the morning. P.P. in the morning. That is right. It's Tuesday 640. It's time for a little P.P. in the morning. Every single Tuesday at this very time and moment and guys, we start off with this. I had eight and get this on the fancam Twitch in YouTube. Go there right now. Bobby pointed this out during the first segment.

Caleb Williams is added to get in the locker room, Sean. It's not good. Caleb Williams was in a robe during Ben Johnson's post game speech. Aiden has up on the fancam Twitch and YouTube. Everyone else is in their jersey. They just got off plan three hour game and there's Caleb Williams in the background in a robe after his 30 minute bubble bath session there that he's got going. He's all decked out on his robe and everything. He's just smiling away Sean, smiling away. I think there should be a rule. If you don't play, you don't get to wear the robe. You don't get a robe. That's a team issue robe too. It's a robe that he slightly adjores at times. You're starting to develop a weird obsession with him. You're obsessed with his sexuality. You are really over the top. You have it in for kids. This is it. Regardless. I've never seen a robe in the locker room. What I'm saying, regardless of any of that, anybody sporting a robe, especially after you did not play, is weird though. Like that alone is just an odd thing to be doing.

He's weird. That's what it is. He's just weird. If he just threw for 350, four touchdowns, wear the robe. He can wear the robe if he wants to. I don't care. But the fact that he did not play a single minute, I got a little problem with it. Got a problem. But the bear is one. They beat the Eagles. Thank you. But that's that. It's flying on filthy. Peipe says the audio is gold. He clocked this morning. Jerry Jones at 8.30. Now we did do star up, star down yesterday. And again, real quick, for again, to my segments. Aiden pointed out on the YouTube this morning, I got a star down. Yesterday, apparently. Apparently, let's see. It's a true blue loan star 409. Gave me a star down this morning for not taking his phone call yesterday, whatever we were taking calls. So I apologize for the busy day yesterday, busy day, a lot of action going on. So star down, I think for the first time, or at least that I've noticed, but I got a star down yesterday. Sorry about that true blue loan star. But okay, guys, let's get to it. Sometimes you have to do whatever you can just to get your dinner. A man went viral on social media after filming himself picking up his own door dash order at the scene of a car crash.

I understand sometimes the food you order, you know, it sounds really good. And you can't wait to eat it. But this is next level commitment here in determination. This guy's name is Glenn and he lives in Maryland. And he drove to the crash scene with multiple ambulances on attendance. His door dash driver message him and said, look man, you know, I've been in car accident. Can't deliver your food. But it's out here. If you want to come get it for me. And Glenn said, you know what? I have a car. I'll come grab it for you. So there he is. In the middle of the street, all these ambulances, crashes going on cars, smoking in the air, everything's going on. And Glenn grabs his food. I have gone out in my car as there's been a gate issue. Well, where the gate won't open. You're on guards in the the the alligators they won't they won't get out of the way. You have W security. Um, and it's been left on top of fences. It's been left outside of the gate on the grounds. There's one delivery service. I won't name them. I'm not sure who's advertising right now every every single business.

Every time I order though, they always say we have multiple deliveries on the way back. So it's going to it's going to be a little extra. And they always push it to the very last second of when the window is before I could get any type of refund. We apologize. There's multiple deliveries on the way back. And I might screw you. I'm canceling. I use the other one. I never have that issue with the other one, but they always get me on the way back. And I didn't do this this morning for a food delivery, but I was I was walking my neighborhood today at five a.m. It's walking up and down the streets in the pitch black dark as my newest slicer. Oh, no was delivered to the wrong house. Oh, no. Yeah. Yeah, four to eight a.m. OK. Of course, when I wake up. So this is from the auction house. No. OK. Auction house. All right. New story here. That way. I was turning into Sarah's car. Yeah. Auction house went awry. As a tolo, I got to find the tolo to give the props.

I put out the picture of the slicer that I got from this auction house in Irving. He goes, you may want to look into that red dot on there. There's a red marker as a dot. I go in. I be happy. It was blood. It was working. I went in and I said, just to be clear, before I pay this exorbitant price, I want to make sure that this works. And they're looking at the blank stare. And I was like, the slicer, like, you wouldn't put it up for auction. I wouldn't bid on it. It wouldn't be available for purchase if it was broken, right? And they're like, well, there's a green dot. And there's a red dot. And the red dot means it's not working. Oh, no. Oh, God. So overshones the green dot. There you go. Right. And he's not working either. Yeah, he's not working either. Then I'm like, they're like, oh, but we'll go ahead and, you know, you pay for it and you'll get back 65% of it once someone else buys it in the next auction. And I said, you don't have my credit card info, which they knew, but they expect you to

go ahead and pay. And I go, bye, see ya. Guy calls me when I'm driving out. He's like, could you come back? I just want to talk to you. Like I want to make it right. All good. I'm, I'm out of stock for it. I was getting in stock. I was getting in stock. I was getting in stock. I'm going back inside. He's like, normally we would ban you. You don't pay for the auction item. Yeah, I'm surprised I didn't get the credit card info first. Thank God for that. And he tried to make nice, you know, shaking hands. I was like, so the worst thing you're going to ban me from the website. I can't participate in this sketchy auction. He's like, yeah, I was like, bye. All right. See ya. So in this morning, the slicer gets delivered to the wrong house. So I'm going up and down. I'm like, can I walk in someone's driveway by the front door here? And I let it be. I went up and down for a little bit. I was like, it's a very specific tree. I should have texted you choppy because you would absolutely know what this bush was.

But they delivered it to someone else's house. And this is not my tree. And this is not my sign. I need you to tell me what type of plant this is. But anyway, pay, pay. I was going out. Walk in my neighborhood, not for food before a delivery. What is that spiky thing? Oh, that's a desert fauna. There you go. It's a thing. He's a pro at identifying bushes, man. A desert fauna. What's on, do you text out a group text to, I guess, your neighborhood? Like, hey guys, I'm on my way out on it. No. No, I don't want no part of it. I don't want the drama. I don't want all nosy ass people all up in my business. They're like, get on the WhatsApp. We have a WhatsApp. And I was like, no, not happening. So let's say you were going to order this food and you had to go to the crash scene or just go out and about to get your food. Actually, I think it's a flora, not fauna. I think fauna was like an actual, are you still living a tip for the driver if you have to go out? Oh. Are you an A-hole now? Your crash wasn't his fault, apparently. Yes, because he said you can come get it. Yeah, he's, he still made it accessible and that dude's day was bad enough. You don't have to communicate that communication is 10 out of 10.

Okay. You got efficiency, you got handoff, and you got communication as your delivery categories. I don't, I don't have a major issue with this. I'm going to, it makes sucks. It does. I'm going to need to do, I don't want to hijack Peyton segments. So we'll do this on Friday or something. Maybe. Maybe post that went super viral on the door dash forum for Reddit. And it got like 6,000 responses and it was an elderly driver who said, you have stairs and I can't get up stairs so I can't deliver it. And they were saying, well, I'm elderly, I can't get down the stairs to go get it. Yeah. Okay. So it then created this whole fight of who's actually wrong. Should that elderly person be working door dash if they can't get up the stairs? Ah. And so we can do that later. It's older on door dash all the time. Like you are a 16 year old with a car. It's marked up, too. It's marked up, the only price is on the menu or marked up before you can get the delivery charges. Like when I was 60, I could not wait to get in my car and drive somewhere. I didn't want to leave.

I'm like, go get it yourself. You got a problem with delivery, you always have. I'll do a piece of it. I'll do pizza delivery. All right. It's peeping in the morning every single Tuesday at this very time and moment. Hey guys, the soft launch has been taken to a whole new level. The new AI tool on Instagram lets you blur out people. You post on your story or an actual post that you went out there and it now has people blurring out others that they may be soft launching. And for those who don't know soft launches when you begin to date someone but don't want people to really know who it is. So you post a picture of them on your story that their face is included. I did this with McKenzie. We were at dinner our first date. I guess it was maybe second or third date. But yeah, I posted just a picture of everything but the face there. And it wasn't like it could hide her but it was. I guess it was a hider but we hadn't made it official yet. So that's what you do. You soft launch out there but this new AI effects on Instagram allow you to pixelate things. You post a horse's gen Z whoever took this to a whole new level of soft launching. And I feel like this would make things worse if you're pixelated out of someone else's picture. Just don't put me on there.

Put my back or something. Put my hand if you want to hold my hand or whatever like that. But don't pixelate me. I don't want to be the guy that's pixelated on the story. Yeah. You can soft launch. You can do this for babies for the people who don't like baby photos out there. Yeah. They can pixelate the baby face. Absolutely. You can do that. Yeah. I'm with you. I don't like the pixelated. Just do the creative blur. You're focused on the foreground. The background is them. And you just get a little little little little cleavage shot. There's everyone have a soft launch conversation nowadays. You ready soft launches? I never did with McKenzie. Well, how'd you guys decide to put her face in it? I just did it on my own. I just knew the term. And I was like, yeah. And she knew I was taking a picture over. She knew I was taking a picture of her. I was like, well, you know, I'm on the radio. I got like 1500 followers. You know, here I'm kind of an important person here. So I'll put you out there. What did you do? You did that like her hand by a wine glass or something. Yeah. She had her hand because she want the picture to be good. She didn't want her acting like she was eating her food or whatever.

Did she approve the soft launch photo? Yes, she did. But her face wasn't in there. Like she had said, and I knew that going into it. But yeah, I did poster on my Instagram story. And we got a bunch of reaction we talked about. I think the next day. But I'll reference the story we did last week about the metaglasses, recording people without them knowing on first dates. Yeah, sure. So would you rather be pixelated or metaglaced? Oh, pixelated. Oh, pixelated. Yeah. Because metaglass, you have no idea what kind of you could be caught in a weird sacramental King's reporter. Oh, man. Oh, man. That's good. Don't sit there and spy on me. That's weird. Well, there you go. So metaglasses, and you said, Joe, Choa has them. Yeah, he came out to the firehouse tour just to show them off after we talked about it. And he was talking about how he used them or does he use them in Vegas, you know, how you get your legs broken in the back. That's right. Yeah, you can't record the games, the table games. All right, guys, I'll go through this next story quickly here. Another day, another fraternity house getting busted for hazing. Aiden has this picture up on the fancam twitch in YouTube. He recently had the cocaine ringleader at Penn State, where guy was arrested for running

a coke operation. And now you have a friend at Wisconsin who had around 30 pledges and a basement covered in food and condiments. And again, with their shirts off, we had the story earlier in the year. I think in Iowa, where these freshmen were in a basement with their shirts off. I don't know what it is about shirts being off, tarps off. Maybe they're supporting the tarps off. You know, warm robes. And the temperature in the basement, 81 degrees. They taken it out. It was hot down there. It was covered in food never. It's 18, 19 year olds man. The police raided the house and later on, both the president and vice president were arrested for misdemeanor, hazing, and both just 20 years old. You were in a flat house, right? We did something like this. So the two guys standing up in the photo who are just like, yeah, what's up? Would those be considered defiant? And that's not good pledges or would those be the guys who are like, yeah, you're standing up through all this. Those are the two we would really want. Good question. I would think defiant or like get up. That's to me what it looks like. There's a little scrawny kid in the back. Is that one dude in the foreground?

He's definitely one of the bigger guys in there. I didn't know. He's a nutty guy. That's a big belly button. Well, this is nothing. This is nothing. 82 degrees what your parents have. And they're like, payback to like it's like they're the sweet you out. They're like, you doing hot yoga over here. My mom's house that's 78 year old. Oh, awful. 82. 70. Well, he wanted a bunch of dorks. I just put it in 82. He's shooting me. Let's make a pass out maybe. All the shirts off. They're getting a fat cramps. That's right. That's right. How long were they to say how long they were down there? I did not see, but police had arrayed that night and stuff. And how did they find out? They got a complaint. They got a complaint. Police had gone to the house. Normal was answering. And of course the pledges they, you know, they pull the pledges aside. And they see 30 cars roll up. Yeah. You know, it's like, they know someone's going on. Or a pledge snitched out there. Pledges Texan his mom saying, hey, I'm in trouble down here. Call the cops. Imagine living Texan if you live next door for eternity house. What a nightmare that would be. Awful.

Were yours off campus? Yeah. Oh, really? Yeah, we were not on campus. Oh, no, no, no. We had cars. We were on campus. Like, there was the other nice opportunity house like the faculty building. All right. Nice job. Pp in the morning. Every Tuesday at this time, why you may not be able to let your kids watch longhorn games anymore. It's part of the college football kegger. I'm Dana Carving. I'm David Spade. Flying the walls back for another season now on audio and video every Monday and Thursday. So many incredible guests will be joining us. Follow and listen to Flying the Wall everywhere you get your podcasts. To good be true. After this. Shotgun snap. Back. Brandon. Scrambles. To the right side. Looks. Heaves it. Downfield. To the end zone. And it is hit the way. Game is over. Gelatin McDonald knocks the ball out all back to the end zone. The longhorn survived. Texas wins the game. Final score. Texas 20. Tennessee 17. I like to know where Lou Holts is right now.

But I win. Google me. We're not hosting an intergalactic kegger down here. 10. Sacks. Count them. 10. Sacks. Wow. By the University of Texas. Five for one player. Five for, yeah, for Collins Simmons. He had five sacks. And one, well, one almost sack. That popped out there. But we'll get to that in a second. Texas gets the 20 to 17 victory. Interst in like a real kind of street fight game. You know, this is one of those, you know, they beat Tennessee on the road. You can go on these road games and you can take them one of a couple of ways. And one of them is like, oh, miss. Where they got blown out by Florida or A&M. They got blown out by LSU. Or you kind of win a dogfight. And this was, this was not a pretty game. This was not a pretty football game. No, the Long Orange defense was not going to be denied arch. Bobby will get to maybe another mid performance, but your quarterback is just not ready yet.

Not ready. Not ready for that. Maybe someday, maybe not. Maybe someday he will be, but he was clearly not ready for that, for that talent that they had. Texas did not run the ball well, though. They only had 61 rush yards. And I think at college, they count sacks against your rush yards. They do and Hollywood smothers was and it was really brown, which that's right there going to not go as well as you want. Third down, they were not great. They're only three of 12 on third down. I mean, that's not going to cut it. If Tennessee had a better quarterback, they probably wouldn't that football game the way it was. The way the game shook out there. Bobby, are you want a street fight? Arch performance, Long Orange overall. Arch was mid again. He's just he's not been good this year. Like he's not had like, I mean, he had the he had some moments against Ohio State that were we're gutsy and it's a little bit like I'm trying to think you remember how when Tibo got to the NFL how there were times like he would gut it out and you're like, it doesn't make sense that they just scored on that drive

and that they like they shouldn't be. We're going to extremely lucky in Denver. Yeah, very that was a whole time lucky. Yeah, Arch is not Tibo in the NFL bad. No, but it's he couldn't throw. It's just he he almost can't throw. He's he's just not very good. He's he's not one of the he's not one of the. To me, I overdraft cut off point for him. I don't believe that teams are going to end up looking at this and going like just drafting off the name. I think they're going to look at what he does and I don't know. I think he goes. Ultimately right now he's projected to go on the top five. I think he ends up when it's all said done going outside the top 10 outside the top. That's my that's my feeling. Nobody has said that to me like in those circles yet that like, oh, this is where the NFL views him. I think the NFL is going to have a change hard on them. You know, they texted and really have to prove themselves other than like the prove themselves away from home because they last year they won their road games by. They won a couple games and overtime. They lost to Florida. Or does a great team. Yeah, they lost to George on the road. But you know, they beat Mississippi State and overtime.

Not a great win. So they had to they had to kind of do it and they did. I mean, and they won the game and they were up by 10 late the fourth quarter. So they don't feel in terms of prove. I yeah, they have to prove to me like they don't have to prove to me. I would think you want to feel more solidified with your number one ranking. I don't feel that with them. You should have beat a team with that quarterback play more soundly. With with with with with with the with the quarterback play Tennessee had you should have beaten them more soundly. It's I agree in general, but I also think that it's inconsistent from someone other like outside of my perspective. It's inconsistent for national analysts or whatever to talk about like well, you should have done this or that. It's like, you guys are the ones who always tell me like never apologize for an SEC road win. And it was the number 14 team of the country. Like all that right there should be like, well, it doesn't matter how they did it. That that should be one of the more impressive victories that exists on the schedule this year because it's SEC on the road.

But when you when you factor in the quarterback play, which text that hand in. Yeah, no, Texas absolutely had a hand in now like it yet helps that he has the pocket presence of Oscar. Pistorius that he doesn't know how to move around. Right. He just wanted to he did not know where to throw. Herb Street and Fowler with the viral moments, couple viral moments with the number one viral moment of this game. I sports the like Honda like defense. Some of them want to see that he's using the rest of his. Yeah, he's just a just a just an absolute idiotic move by Colin Simmons doing that. We're supposed to be one of the leaders of this defense. And they got a mere fourth in 29. Gonna get great field position. It's a six penalty on Texas. Yeah, it's a idiotic. He didn't get much more vulgar either. Has that ever been announced? I've never seen it. It's been using the restroom. The only one that would have been maybe an Iranian mosque is moaning. He was a racist. What did it get called the egg ball? Was that similar in the restroom when he urinated like a dog?

Oh, I don't remember what they said. But like in this one, you know, you had that and then you also had. Yeah, let's stick with this for a second. Steve Sarkeesian responding to it and appearing to blame the media and society for what Simmons did. Yeah, we took him out. We addressed it and put him back in. You know, I mean, at that point, you know, I mean, I'm not going to give the guy the death penalty right over an unsportsmanly conduct penalty. We got to fix it though, right? That can't continue as we move forward. And so, you know, as I touched on with the team and the locker room, we'll address that on Monday and what that looks like. And how to control our emotions. And the best way I know guys are excited when they're making plays. The best thing you can do is go celebrate with the teammate. And, you know, unfortunately in our society right now, we live in the look at me, society. And all you guys have your Twitter accounts and as fast as you can type something because you want everyone to look at your account. And you get clicks. Well, that's the world that we live in. And so, we've got to get to, it's about the team and focus on the team and not so much look at me.

And so, we'll try to improve upon that. But 5 sacks was pretty cool today too. Yeah, you guys, 5 sacks. You, it's you two. I'm right on the edge of anti-Sarc. You get that blue check just so you can tweet bad things about Collins Simmons. Right on the edge. Man, these guys are vulgar. These long horns are worn. And then you had the brown with the... But I just crotch and smelt a cast out after his touchdown for that girl. To make it 20 to 10. I'm I love that. I'm sorry. These are hilarious. He like I do think that it's... You got Arts laughing at the video. Yeah. You got Cp simulation and then you got hand crotch smelter. It's unfortunate for Collins Simmons specifically that he's going to be viewed a certain way now because Collins Simmons is a is by all accounts like a really good kid. And like I mean, he's super involved in charity work. He is like he's he's already started his own charity for autism research for his brother.

Like his brother is like he's done a multiple interviews about about his younger brothers like his entire world. And so I mean, he's a good he's a good guy. It was a dumb celebration. But also I think he can do it every week if he's going to get 5 sacks. Yeah, outside. You know what this game was? This game was everything that is better about college football than the NFL and worse about college football than the NFL. You had 16 drives that went 15 yards or less. That is that is unwatchable quarterback play. All right. So what's better? I mean the atmosphere of the pageantry all that's you know I told you it's just a crowd. That's it. And you love pageantry, man. I do. Yeah, I mean look, you know the everything about the sport. And here's the college college football is the dive bar in town. On Reddit true crime doesn't come from journalists. It comes from the victims, the witnesses and sometimes the suspects themselves. Every Tuesday on Crimes of Reddit we read these posts out loud.

I'm Sabrina Deanna Roga and I'm Alexis Linkletter. One of us brings the story the other goes in blind reacting in real time just like you. New episodes dropped every Tuesday. Listen to and follow Crimes of Reddit available now wherever you get your podcasts. Good might suck food might be good. And then the NFL is like the big the big bar right the corporate bar where you know you're going to get good food. Every single week you're going to get good food. Yeah, you know, you know, I get some sketchy games. Yeah, since the start of conference play last year for Texas. By the way, Colin Simmons has 18 sacks and 12 games. Wow. He's a monster. College football keger than Bobby's post-hoc clarity making you feel better. About the Ravens game at 720 Mike Elko and A&M did not rebound from their loss to Kentucky. Snap to love it. He's going to look to throw and wide open down the center of the field. Coat at the 32 of the Aggies. Oh boy, they got caught napping Jackson Harris wide open touchdown fighting Tigers 57 yards.

Ha ha. I'm going to guess LSU radio at the call there, but the ha ha kind of gave it away. 35 6 LSU rolls over a and M there is a problem in Aggieville. Under center under center. Well, maybe four yards behind center because that's usually they take a lot of snaps on the shotgun. Johnny Menzel put them on. But last better do some soul searching. Are you going to be the B of the SEC this year boys? Better do some soul searching real quick. Marcel Reads regressed. He's gotten worse. He is supposed to be a very like sweet kid. He was terrible in this game. And in his last two games, LSU and Kentucky. He is 36 for 75 for 342. That is not good. And let's not have to Kentucky something juggernaut defensively out here. I know LSU's got some dudes and you're playing a road game, road game at night and all that stuff.

But that was that was a dreadful performance. They are two and when you include the Texas and Miami games at the end of last year. A&M is two and four in their last six and Marcel read has six touchdowns eight picks. Yeah, make sure you leave those Aggie emails on read. Ha ha. Pepe. We can't be we can't be respawned. We can't be getting involved in this right now. This is getting ugly. And then they got to see it with number ones. Well, Sark don't hit us back on a thing and we reached out. It is getting ugly. Oh, so I'm putting a good word for you. A&M loses badly, badly to LSU. Oklahoma, my gosh. Oh, that is just, they got some bad, not a good football team. They lose 41 13 to Georgia. This was a 14 14 and a half point spread. And a lot of the people were on Oklahoma plus the 14, which surprised me. Finally, the general came to play this week. Finally, four and one in college. Yeah, good solid NFL day as well. But 41 13, I mean, they're talking about Bench and Matier.

They're talking about sentencing him for the Texas game. And they should have that conversation. You know, they also proved what their ceiling was. I think last year were venables. Like they were playoff team. That's their ceiling. Not this year, obviously. But I thought with a fully healthy Matier from the first half of last year, that a higher ceiling. And then I kind of rode off to his second half to still banged up, came back early. I mean, what's worse, Marcell Reed or Matier? Right now I think Matt has been worse. Matier has not been good, but I think Marcell Reed is worse. Marcell Reed is really concerning. Something they will use really concerning. They will use bad and Matier is, they both regressed bad. They have, to me, I think I would feel better about going in and winning a game with Matier than Reed right now. I don't know. That's a tough one. Texas Tech 49 14 over Sam Houston.

Red Raiders, they're in a position where they're just going to continue to win games and they've just got to get right. Because they were not great against Oregon State. They were not great against Abelian Christian. They barely beat Houston. And this was kind of get right. And now their schedule kind of really, really opens up. And they go to Colorado. They should be a pushover. That team is in shambles over there before Arizona State sits in Addy on the road. So the Red Raiders a comfortable win over Sam Houston. College football kegger, we will finish it up at 9 o'clock after Jerry Jones and the Jam Pack loaded tolo Tuesday here on DFW Sports Station. Thank you for turning it on, leaving it on the best player on the Cowboys so far this season. And my Bobby is feeling better about the Baltimore end of game disaster post-hut clarity. Commercial free in the expressway after this. You know who shouldn't be getting paid PFF. They have awful grades. That's one thing that I learned watching the game back here in post-hut clarity.

On Sean and RJ, I want to five through the fan. Get up ESPN is up there right now. And again, can't figure it out. Dan Garasiano's big takeaway this morning. Trading for JJ McCarthy is a terrible idea for the New York Giants. There must be some secret that they all know behind the scenes as they give up a 5th round pick. We all like the move for the Giants. He must have killed some. I mean, it's a bit there's no explanation here for there's got to be something. Hey, why I want to hear the don't tune into that live, Peyton. But why why is that a terrible move to give him a 5th round pick for someone who's played how many games? He started 10 games started 10 years. He's 23 years old. He was the number 10 pick two years ago. Now I nailed it. You guys failed miserably in your evaluation. I don't know yet. But you guys totally missed. I dominated. But he's he has an arm. He's an athlete. He can move. He's got moxie. Like maybe too much moxie. Maybe that's part of it. Maybe it's part of it. But like why won't anyone just say it? Yeah, I want to know what you're fighting be reporters.

I don't know what's going on. I would like to know like what happened to the Giants. Yeah, give me something to go on. It's insane. Everybody. Yeah, everybody's just an agreement. I guess that this is an awful thing to give up a 5th round pick for the number 10 overall pick from just a couple of years ago. All right, post that clarity here on 105 through the fan, which part of post that clarity is revising thoughts that I had on Monday that maybe I feel differently about. He still wasn't great at times, particularly in pass blocking. I was probably too hard on Terence steel yesterday. Terence steel was not as bad as I initially thought. Because you were ready to ask Jerry this morning at 830 about replacing him. Yeah, I still think competition might be healthy there, but as a run blocker, he was pretty good. It's just the pass blocking is never consistent enough. A couple of years ago, when he first got paid, he was great as a run blocker. He had Zach Martin next to him and he could just kind of guide guys upfield.

You don't have to play with a lot of power. Just push guys upfield. If you can do that consistently, you can win. He's just not doing that nearly as frequently anymore. He's just starting to get beat a lot more. It was definitely holding on the George Pickens conversion. 100% on Terence steel did hold. Okay. It was like he basically had somebody in a headlock around their neck. It was bad. Then that puts them obviously. They failed to get the conversion. This will be his last year. You go right tackle, shopping in the offseason or decide what game this year to put in Roderick Jones. Terence steel will be replaced, I believe, by midseason. So steel was not as bad as I thought. Because like I said, I think he did some good things in the run game. He was helping to create space. TJ Bass was part of the reason the run game installed that. TJ Bass was not good. I didn't really have a strong opinion on bass watching it live. Yeah, one block. I know that highlight him on the TV broadcast. There's a huge gaping hole for Javante. Watching it back, he was frequently the problem at the point of attack that was kind of stifling

up the run game for them as the game went along. Because remember the first couple of drives was like, oh, you can get whatever you want. Then it started like two yards, no yards, three yards. And that was a lot of bass. I will say, Guyton had like four different times I feel like where he was, he was pain-kaking somebody on the ground. And he would not stop talking after every play to Trey Hendrickson. They were, they were in each other's face from first snap until end of the game. So how did the Hendrickson straight up matchups overall look? Fine. Yeah, they did you see from Trey. Yeah, I like, I wish we had that. It was a, it was a, it was actually. Was I really noticing too much in the game? It's what you'd expect in terms of a battle between what we now consider two good players. Like Hendrickson won some of them, Guyton won a lot of them. Give me your BFF grade on Guyton for the year. 80. Like he, like to me, yeah, he's, he's reached a point where it's like, that's a legitimate. John, I don't even see that in the booker.

Like we don't talk about Tyler Booker at all. No, but I think that's usually a good thing with him. Like I think, but we're now also not being like, whoa, they're going right behind Booker. Oh, Tyler Booker wiped in this guy out. I think Guyton has maybe been slightly better than Booker this year. But Booker has been a good player. Booker hasn't really had a bad game yet. You gave him an 80 grade for the year. They gave him a 77 grade for the year. Yeah, as you're close. I don't want to keep doing PFF. We're giving them way too much play. Bobby is getting obsessed like Caleb Williams. What do you think PFF would grade that robe from Velobe? From what? From Velobe, 69. Jesus. Yes, thank you. Oh, one. PFF. Good morning. Every Tuesday, it's 640. Guyton is playing really, John Owning said it yesterday. He was like, Guyton's not playing at a pro bowl left tackle level. But whatever the tier is just below pro bowl left, that's where he is right now. And that's you can win with that. You'll take that every day the week with your offensive lineman. So he has been really good.

Tons of confidence and coaching staff is really like believing in him right now and what he's doing. I really hope. I wouldn't have thought anything of it. One of the big things I want to ask Jerry coming up at 830 is going to be about Jonathan Bullard, who I don't know that we've said his name before this week. Jonathan Bullard, who... And Jerry, they're not know who you're talking about. That's true. Jonathan Bullard, they were still waiting for word back on Jonathan Bullard and Savon Revel when Steven talked yesterday. Is there any chance Revel plays this week? Spraying ankle and knee. I heard Mickey say yesterday. I can't see. I like a leg whip. People were concerned about ACL. I would be surprised if he plays just because I mean that's that turn around and then flying for 10 hours with it. I wouldn't think that that's going to be advantageous to him. But Bullard was... Bullard was really good. Everybody catching me on that flight back with a horrific injury. I could not imagine that. I'm mostly leaving in Rio like, like, like, like, Archer and Machota. Most of them. I mean you're going to sit in that hospital.

Most of them had those... I hope most of them... I know they said most of them have like those lay flat seats. Yeah, but then air and the... Yeah, the... The pressure. Absolutely. What could be the thing, Chris? The hearing gains to compression socks. Yeah, you always have the... Yeah, Tommy bought the compression socks because you have the blood clot risk there. Man, I had to put those on last night. Man, you're old. Why? Man, I... I don't know if I have like an... My big toe at night, it just throbs. Like a painful, like, radiating... This has been a while. No. No. That was the second toe. This is the big toe. This is the Sergeant Holka. And this thing just has been throbbed last two nights. I've not slept hardly at all. And so, of course, I go right to Google. What does it mean when your big toe throbs is like, Oh, it's gout. Oh, it's this. It's that. I'm like, I have to gout. I'll just... Fish. And fish and red meat. Yeah. Oh, fish can be. That's the only thing I eat at a fish every night.

I have a thing of tuna here every day. Yeah. And a slim gym. And a slim gym. Well, what a diet. I shouldn't talk about a new diet. E-Shi, not coffee. And a fresh fed beef stick, sir. Confident breakfast jack. Bullard was really good in this game. In fact, I think the front for Dallas played really well overall. If they play like that every week, they're going to... The defense is going to be fine. Because the way that Quinnon Williams was punching a hole in the front, the way that you were getting... I noticed Kenny. Kenny Clark was showing up in big moments. John, the whole Derek Henry ran into the back of his own offensive lineman. That was because of Bullard. Like, yes, he did run into the back of his offensive lineman, but it was Bullard forcing him there. Yeah. So Bullard made a really good play there. And boy, watching that back, it's to me really impressive the way Downs exploded from the spot that he was getting in the back field as quickly as he did. That's the... People with the Cowboys will tell you that the timed speed and stuff like that,

obviously, is not like ridiculous with Caleb Downs. It's one of the things that some people would have been concerned with. It's one of the things Dawson has been concerned with is the timed athleticism. But like the reactive gameplay athleticism, the way that he can just fire is really, really impressive. And he gets back there in a hurry. But Jonathan Bullard really helped the injury isn't serious because right now him and Otheto Abonia as defensive acquisitions this off season up front. Those have been good calls. If those were Christian Parker, those were good calls from Christian Parker because those two are playing well. Vaughn Miller, let's talk about another edition here in Post-Out Clarity. Oh, man. Edition. Edition. Edition. Edition. Played well. Played well. Yeah, I'm the one. The winning pass rush wraps was generating pressure was forcing the Marjardt. G'day, I'm Justin Wolffes, host of the Platypus Economics Podcast. If there's one thing I've learned from a career teaching economics, it's that your life is shaped by economic currents you'll never see.

A single price tag can explain things a thousand experts can't. People who understand economics, they make better decisions. In their careers, their finances, their relationships, in their communities, and I want that for you. Listen to and follow Platypus Economics available now wherever you get your podcasts. Axen, to feel uncomfortable and move around a little bit. Obviously didn't finish things up, but was playing well. D-winners, one of your other acquisitions, no. Not good. Yeah, he's like the new Kenneth Murray. It feels like it's not that bad because Kenneth Murray, I mean, it is not good right now for D-winners. He's not playing as well as he did with San Francisco, which it's a stunner. You get away from playing next to certain guys in San Francisco. You don't look as good. But D-winners, it's not to Kenneth Murray levels right now, but it is to, oh, I don't know. Like, Sam Bort? I'm not saying, maybe like back in the day when Anthony Hitchens wouldn't play well

before he left for Kansas City. Kansas City, he was good. This is a reminder to everyone. And this room as well, when they go and get D-winters and when they go and get Rashon Gary, we have to stop ignoring and glossing over what the compensation is for. We do it. We hype it up. We're guilty of it. Everyone is guilty of it. But we need to go back and be like, oh, they got D-winners for that. Oh, they got Rashon Gary for this. Because then we act like it's just magically going to click and fire on all cylinders here. They're available for a reason. And available for what? What about what about what about what about Winters and Gary get trade it for? Oh, winners was a fifth. Gary was I think a fifth. Okay. The giants can be excited about JJ. They also can't be upset of these things. Yeah, they gave a fifth rounder for a guy who was a first or two years ago. He was available for a reason. What we did with Quinnon and Kenny last week, we got a future segment coming up on Rashon Gary, I believe.

Unless you're going to tell me something in your post. No, he was more impactful than I thought, like watching it live. But he was not, he's still not doing enough. Yeah, tough on the ear. What's the baseline 60 for them? 59. Yeah, something like that. It's just, it's, there's not been enough there. Meanwhile, by the way, as you look over since we're talking about deals that have been made, team leader in quarterback pressures with nine over at the San Francisco 49ers is Oso Digi-Zoo. Oh, boy. Yeah, it's been, it's been nice so far from, by the way, I did hear Brian Brottis utter the words. I don't know if it was yesterday or in the post game, but he actually said, and I know it hurt him. Vaughn Miller has been better than Rashon Gary. Oh, like in that, you know, if he's going to give some Vaughn Miller parries, that had either been better than Clownie. I'm not, I can't play in this system. So I've not, they've not been better than Clownie was last year. Yeah, but I like, obviously, I haven't looked and seen what he's doing this year yet. I will, I'll see you this week. You told me so, Clownie, Stan.

No, yeah, there was the second and sax, he's second and sax for them right now, which I'll go, I'll see him this week. I'll be able to know for sure this season I was doing post declarative here on one of five things. The deck was okay. I don't think he was, he was not as good as I thought on first watch, but he was, he was not, he's not a hindrance. There were some times that I think he, he was leaving some stuff on the field early in the first half. Second half, he played pretty well. Like that was generally the good version deck. First half though, there was stuff that felt a little too conservative, a little too tight that they were leaving on the field. And then CDLAM, this is not a post-tut clarity, like a revision. This is a post-tut clarity, like after the fog, after you've smoked your cigarette, how do you still feel? You're still in love. And I'm still in love with CDLAM, the lamb was great. Lay, a lamb is to me, this is is, you on the, no. Reassess. Uh, I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. So you're going to be better this season than, he's been so far. He's been one definitely better than Jordan.

He's been one definitely better than Jordan. You don't doubt about it. He's been better than Jordan. And if you have a decision to make on what to do, move him forward. If you can only keep one, what are you doing? Uh, if I can only keep one, I'm going to keep lamb today. Okay. Now that's it. That's growth, that's some growth from you. I'll say this. If we get to the end of the year and this thing's still the same. And George will say I'll sign up for CD's deal and you can get two first for CDLAM, then I would have a different discussion. It's about team building. Okay. And there's a youth that you're George George, a couple years younger. Uh, yeah, a couple. Uh, lamb is still, I still probably wouldn't do it, but lamb is right now like it doesn't look, he's the adult in the room. It doesn't look goddy statistically. Like I mean, it looks really good so far, but it doesn't look like goddy like a 20, 23. Goddy. I got it. Uh, it doesn't look GA UDY like a 2023 when he put up the 1700 yard season or whatever. But man, this is as good as I've seen him play football. He's, he is so locked in and I had slight concern leaving Oxnard, not big concern, but

just all right, is he? Is there any sort of distraction off the field? There was the house break in stuff. He talked about it that he felt like he hadn't had his best practices yet. So I was like, man, is he, is there something just distracting him here and pickens we kept seeing was having these great practices? He is lamb is playing best football of his career right now and he was, he was a huge reason why you were even in position to win the game. Askreddit is coming up, Bobby with the film room review. Uh, well, I'll get to it later. What? What? Stir it up. No, it's not, it's not a stir up. It's a, it's a great topic that I just thought of in my mind. Uh, let's get some post tough from Stephen and Des. Stephen Jones on the can see masterpiece being asked about a possible trend of not being able to put games away if you're the Cowboys. I think it's got to become our identity. I think he said it best. We do got to put the game away. I mean, that's no question. That's where our best players are not to take anything away from the defense.

If you just look at the math, obviously with that and, uh, two of the best receivers in the league and do the best guard, you know, pen guard top of the line. Now he's not out there right now, but, uh, and then running back and a tight end, we got to, you know, you, you've got to go, uh, win the game right there. And unfortunately, we didn't get the job done, but, uh, if we want to, uh, have the type of team, uh, we know we can have and we, uh, gotta have and we've got, uh, then we've got to do better than we did last night. We've got to finish and close and had ever opportunity to win that football game. The fellas then asked Steve and basically, why go down the field succeeding with one thing and then changing at the very end of the drive to Vante Williams, Brian shot and I'm. Yeah. I mean, anytime it works, then everybody's going to be happy. Right. What? But it was good and, you know, it's not going to be any second guessing, uh, but when you don't do it, when you don't get it done, then you're going to be second guess.

That's the nature of our game. Uh, our players know that our coaches know that. Coach Shottenheimer knows that. Uh, the organization knows it. Uh, you're going to be second guess when it doesn't work. And, uh, certainly, uh, you know, we could have done some things better last night when you go back and rehash it and hadn't had a great chance because there's, you know, it's, uh, we traveled all night and, uh, but hadn't had a great chance to really digest it all. But, uh, you know, it's like you said, the first drive, we, we do a great job of getting the ball down there and we come away with three points. I mean, that's the difference. When and and losing football games is, uh, finishing with the touchdown versus the field goals. Then, uh, does excuse me, then gave a post-hide himself reacting to one of our show clips, where we were talking about Brian Shottenheimer taking it out of Dax's hands. And does quote tweeted that and said, I know for wishes he could have that moment back.

Respectfully, I'm going back to three on a fade or a slant pickens. I don't know why they didn't call slant on the goal line, especially with two playing heavy outside. Baltimore had a hard time covering three when he ran slants. The only advice I'd give Dax is to take control in certain moments, especially when he's had success and familiar types of situations. So that is dead as weighing in off our show with some post-hide clarity himself. Can't cover either one of these receivers on a slant. Just can't do it. Yeah. Now, the only, what I would say they, they probably guarding typically in those sort of situations, you don't want to run slants into safety coverage because of the, the New England effect, the Super Bowl effect, where there's a defender that can jump it and then immediately you're putting the ball at risk. I think what I expect Shottenheimer to say today is Dax should have thrown the ball as hard as he could right at the front pylon. And you can make a throw there that doesn't get picked. I've seen plenty of throws there where it's your guy gets it or nobody gets it.

Instead of not even giving a chance, you, you got $30 million receivers and a $60 million quarterback and your whole offensive mantra. You could throw it at that front pylon without that thing getting picked off to where and George may not catch it, but better than what they did. Yeah. And hopefully, Dax, this takes over in the situation. And hopefully, Shottenheimer just doesn't repeat that type of situation either. And now it's totally changed my mind too. When you look at this secondary about what you should have done on fourth down, fourth down, I agree with Bobby. Now they should have gone for it. In the moment, I was like, kick. I put because I felt the third down play was so broken. No, that was actually designed. That was the intent. And I wish they would have, I wish they would have gone for the fourth down. Obviously, hindsight with the loss. I put on social media to play is no overtime. Just either wanted to lose it. And I get it. And look, that would take a lot of guts for a coach to put himself out there like that. Yeah, but you could justify that.

Of course you could easily justify it. I know. It's because all you have, Jaylin Thompson gone PJ lock gone, no hooker. Dumb blonde is where we talk about all the things everybody else is thinking, but is too scared to say out loud. I'm Bunny Exo. And every week I'm sitting down for real unfiltered conversations with guests like Dolly Parton, machine gun Kelly, Denise Richards, plus you never know what's going to come out during Ask Tell Compress. We laugh, we overshare and maybe heal a little along the way. Follow and listen to dumb blonde wherever you get podcasts. Cover Thornton, we're throwing ready, steward. And who's the other? Hey, Lynn Carson. And who was out there? Who was the other state Elijah Clark? Oh, you have to say it. What I do is run down those nays. Oh, you guys I know my team. We were done. We were cooked to the secondary. Brought us was apparently post game was saying watching it live with Zach was like they need to just go because they don't have bodies. Brought us has had and you know, he's had that opinion a lot like know your team.

Know the team in the situation. Not necessarily know the team like week to week, but like in this game, we're not stopping them. We're hurt blah, blah, blah. And sometimes you just got to go for the win. And that may have been part of what Stephen was telling K and C. We may have to have a discussion with our coaches and players about being more aggressive. Well, last Jerry about it coming up at 830 this morning, one final example of going rogue. My boy, Jesse Holly, he's crushing it. He's on all city talking about the San Fram play and what happened between Romo and Garrett. It could have been psychologically the last thing that you hear. It started away. And then and then the and then the headset goes off. Right. Like it could have been. It could have been. And this is I'm going to say this just because it's a real life experience that I experienced and comparing the two quarterbacks. This is the difference between DAC and Tony. Honestly, honestly, because I was in a huddle. Well, what the game on the line in overtime in San Francisco and Jason Garrett

called a conservative 585 Harvey. That's what that's what the call was. I was standing right next to Romo. You know what Romo did exactly what you just did. He said, huddle up. Hey, guys, let's go win the game. Z poker. And literally said, let's go win the game and call Z poker. Jason Garrett called 585 Harvey. Tony Romo said, he said, F that. Let's go in the game. Z poker. Ready? Break. Great stuff from Jesse. We spy on filthy after what happened last night at 8 o'clock this morning. Jerry Jones live at 830. Let's ask Reddit. Do you have a question, Cody? Yeah. I have a lot of questions. Number one, how dare you? 8778811553877881153. That is the Frankl and Frankl injury turties, Fantex, where you can weigh in on Ask Reddit. We do it every Tuesday during the expressway. We ask the most viral questions being kicked around on the Ask Reddit forum. And answer them here in the studio and get your thoughts on the Fantex as well as the Twitch and the YouTube if you want to weigh in over there.

First question, RJ choppy. How about you? What famous person do you dislike with a passion and yet have to admit that they're very good at what they do? Michael Jackson. Hmm. Sean politicians in general. Do our politicians do what they do? Yeah, who's good? Well, it's fair point. They're good at like getting elected, which I think is half the bat, half the job. But yeah, Michael Jackson. Michael Jackson's a good answer. How about living? Oh, let's try to keep it current here a little bit. He's not good at what he does anymore either. That's definitely not. That Kevin Spacey. Spacey is such a good actor. See active. Oh, he's trying to be. I saw him. I saw him do. And he's like, he's not. He's sexually active. I think he was that was the British at Pierce Morgan.

He was on Pierce Morgan saying he's trying to get back into it. He's been blackballed, but he's been blacklisted by Hollywood. Now, the answer for me on this is easy and they keep throwing a stupid face up here on TV. It's Saban. I hate Saban. He's the greatest coach in college football history. I hate his guts. And then I hate so much. It's not just, man, he beats us all the time. So I hate him. I don't like him or the way he operates as a human being. That's 100% it. Peyton. Aaron Rodgers for me. Good at what he does. He's great. He's not. He's not good at it. Well, not even. He wasn't coaching. None of you guys doing anything current. Yeah, but he's a douchebag. Aaron Rodgers. Well, I hate Taylor Swift. She's not good at what she does. My wife was throwing that up there for you. She says she's not good at what she does. I like Taylor Swift personally, not personally, but she seems like a swell gal. Very philanthropic. She's cheesy. No doubt about it. But I don't think you can hate Taylor Swift. But my wife wanted to throw that one in there for Bobby in terms of all the I roles at the wedding ring stuff like. That's my husband.

Yeah. Uh, Fats X here. Uh, Joaquin Phoenix Tom Brady Dion, Mark Ruffalo, Belichick Collins worth. Dion's not good at what he does. Stephen A. Well, after Dion, uh, Mark Ruffalo, Belichick, Stephen A. Collins, Belichick's not good at what he does. Swaggy boot. He says it on the Twitch. It's Kanye. Kanye, Kanye dude. He is selling out some stadiums. He'll be at AT&T next month, I think. And I mean, he is. He's been quiet and he has been quiet. The concerts he's been putting on have been marathons and loaded up. Yeah, he'll be at AT&T coming up here in a few weeks and he's great. Still, I mean, he is a genius. He just. Oh, I got my problematic Morgan Wallen. Morgan Wallen's that's the one. See, he's a jerk. I've seen him in multiple sit down interviews that used to be on bar stool that, uh, Sunday conversation. And it's just, God, I want it. Like you want to see him serionny choke slammed. Yeah. He and his music now, like kind of sounds the same. It does. I need to hear that.

It all sounds the same. Morgan Wallen's he has Jorge Hackez on the YouTube says, uh, Robert De Niro and William Bolden says Tom Hanks. I didn't know there was a big Tom Hanks and that's a Republican right there. A text again. I didn't know there was a. That's how it's that. It was the Niro. Yeah. All right. And Tom, ask for it here. I want to five through the fan. Peyton Russell, what's one slang term you're completely over in 2026? It's anything maxing or a maxing look, maxing, sleep, maxing is what? Why we have to add maxing? You're just maximizing your adding words that don't make sense. Rolling. You're just making up words. It's frustrating. Anything, Maxing, I hate it. I keep dropping this in front of Addison. I had one of her friends over this weekend and I walked up and I just would not stop talking about like, you know, what are y'all doing? Are y'all like, you know, are y'all play Maxing? What are you doing? And she was like, get out, leave right now. My Julian says, ah, like big, ah, instead of just say, ask, man, like it's your, your, just say the word. It's, it's, it's stupid.

As a text, I like it. I like it in text. You like it in text? I don't like it being said. How did it text it? It's a H H. So it's like, A H H. Yeah, it's like, you know, you ugly. Yeah. You ugly A H H H. But he says it. It's like, it's like, if you're talking and you want to just bleep the out of a word, right? You know, you just, you should be applauding it. It's not curving it. But that's like, that's the one that I'm like, okay, let that one slide. If he, what he starts, he was playing Minecraft the other day. And I look up with a screen and it said, F, whatever this kid's name was. I said, who made that? He goes, I did. And I'm like, I don't want to see. I did. Oh my gosh. 972 triggered. I'm a therapist and people way overused that. Sean, what are you tired of? Well, probably 67. Is that count for now or is that old? No, I think it still counts. I don't know the old terms. I even told Peyton when I was setting up the Steven audio. I was, I'm going to set up, but I did it.

I was like, I don't want to tell him six and seven. So I reversed it. I'll do seven and six. I'm stunned. I didn't even want to say to Peyton off, off air. I did not realize until 67, how frequently we use that as a measurement or some sort of discreet because it pops up all the time. 67 minutes away. 67 miles down the road. Do you think that those are the most, those are the two numbers closest to each other that we use? I think three, four, three, four. What did you, Garrett always say to us? Couple three. God, I hated that. God, I hated three. Okay. So maybe I'm, oh, I know what that is now. Okay. Swaggy Booty's on the Twitch says that stupid, Cardi B thing that Sean likes to do. I'm like, what is that? That's what it is. I couldn't realize. What? That is not worse than Bobby's. Like, what about Bobby's two kids? Two kids. That's a two, James. Somebody asked me about that on Twitter the other day. They're like, what is that reference? Yeah. 817 and 469 back-to-back said overstimulated. That one is getting to be a little much.

The one I can't stand right now, it's just a personal one in my house. Brother. Oh, that's me. Like Hogan? No. Like sort of like that. But instead of like bro or bra, Addison will not stop going brother. And like she'll say to me, she'll be like, that's crazy brother. I'm like, stop calling me brother. I hate that. So I'm way over brother at this point. Bra is the worst says 214. All right, ask her to hear on 105 through the fan. Sean Shariff. What made you instantly a lot less attractive to someone you initially found very attractive? Politics. Politics. I remember the bar. I remember the topic. I know the general topic. A man, she just, she went a certain direction. And that was the beginning and the end. Wow. Yeah. OK. I was like, man, you want to talk about this in the first date? The first time. I like getting out there, I guess. But my gosh. I mean, she got to be to give credit. I guess if that's a big part of her personality, then it's good that you put it out there immediately.

So you could know. Yes. There was this one girl we were watching a game on the couch. And she just started, she had the cheer. Did it matter who it was on the, did it matter who it was playing? And I don't mean like, yes, I mean like, whoa. Yeah. Then she did those little Frederick kicks. We. There was a girl in college who was a so annoying. 49er fan who just had to prove that she knew the rules. Yeah. There needs to be categories for female that you date. The female, the girlfriend sports watching category. And what category you want that is. If it was her team, I can let it slide. This was every game. It didn't matter what game was on. It had to be, she had the cheer. I like, I can't do this. Here's a TikTok. I love. That's like the insufferable, try hard girl friend watching football at the end. It's this girl do the video. But she's like looking off the side. She's like, oh, yeah, first down, first down. Oh my gosh. Why are we blitzing? Imagine dating Jane Slater. Imagine watching a game with Jane with her having to top you with every single.

Well, I know that person. And then I know that story. And then that's actually the rule. And then they know that they've been working on their running back room. I want to coach call that play. I'm going to text it right now. Yeah. Verseini. Verseini. I don't think she's. No, Verseini. Verseini texted during the traffic stop. During the traffic stop. Imagine watching a game with Jane. Like that guy, that guy, no way he should be able to love sports. The answer for me on this was, uh, it just fine if you want to do smoking. Like with like smoking cigarettes. When she stepped out, I was like, I can't imagine like putting my lips on your tailpipe. I still want to see the female dipper. I still want to see the LC. Yeah. I thought I could have sworn. I think you guys did see somebody because somebody came in studio and said it. I can't remember who, but I remember thinking that. Peyton. That's a girl had her sorority letters tattooed in her, her, in her lip, like inside her mouth. And I was like that. I like, you can't see it. But it just me, after she showed me, I was like, can't do anymore. I'm sorry.

You're, you're done. You should have taken full of like opportunities there. That, that, yes. That's hot to you. That's hot. I thought. Where can't the tattoo be for thigh? Well, so yeah, not a fan one of five. I think that's torso tattoos. Anywhere in the torso is a turn off for them. I will say tattoo on a girl to me is like, is, are we in terms of concern level for is she for the streets? Right straight down the sternum in the cleavage. That's the one. That's the, that's the new one that's the tell. You like that? No, I'm saying that's the one that tells you she's for the streets. Generally. Ask right at part one. We'll finish up with the can see masterpiece at 940. Jerry Jones live at 830. But the tolo's asked for it. We have to deliver how much better do you feel about the NFC East now? That means we spy on Filthy after this. Oh, firecracker. They are. They intercept the Dylan Thedaman. They turn them away. Andy Dunn swiped by the rookies.

How about that? Buck team's failing at the one. Andy Dunn swiped by Dylan Thedaman the second takeaway of the day. This team doesn't know how to lose. Just team is abysmal. I'm playing mixed. Yeah, we got it. Go to hell today. It'll be the new year. I'm sick. I'm sick. Oh, baby. We did it. We finally did it. Philly goes down for the first time this season. Yeah. And I didn't think it was going to happen. I thought when Caleb Williams was hurt, Eagles were going to, they were going to win 27 and 7. So they three and a half. Oh, no. The Bears have found one of those win wins. I love win wins. I traded for Jalen Hertz after Caleb got hurt. It's a win win for me. Like last night he played bad. It's still ultimately a win. I don't think the Bears, I don't think there's been a more unique way to score 90 points in the first three games. NFL history is doing what the Bears have done this year. 59-3-27. He fans look good too.

Yeah, did. But for the first time, guys, we spied on Philly Radio this morning. There's sometimes Eagles post game on 94 WIP brings the fire. But this time it was the actual morning show on WIP with Joe DeCamera and John Richie. And one thing I noticed was, listen to these segments in the first hour, first hour. So no highlights coming back from break, nothing to start the show. And I think that's the trend. When they lose, I don't think they like, maybe they're fed up with Meryl Reese. Like you guys are. I don't know. Maybe they don't want to hear his voice. But no highlights coming back. They got some post game audio in there. But no highlights. They didn't want to hear any of the low lights. We played the low lights. Right, we played something though. We don't just ignore it and just say, well, the game never ever happened. Let's just talk about, let's just cry about it. But no highlights. I thought that was interesting. But maybe that's something to do with up in the... They've run, they hide from it a lot of times when we used to spy on Angelo. They'd be out of Philly's talk. Yes. It's Monday morning. And you're going Philly's talk? Yeah. Philly's not a bigger thing in that town than the Eagles. Like they're probably covering the brawn today saying that he really wished he went to play

for the next. And it sounds like our show when they lose it sounds like K&C. Oh. But they're doing Rangers for the whole set of show. And that's the thing is the Philly's play later on this afternoon. I was worried that I think it was John. He threw in there, you know, one time he was like, oh, the Philly's play. And I was like, please don't talk about the Philly's. And that's an afternoon game wall card series against the Braves. We don't care about that. But let's get to the reaction. This is John and Joe in the first segment this morning. They go right to the defense and say the Eagle safety, just the safety is just flat out stink. Once again, they're being outcoached. We're missing tackles left and right. I don't know all the safety. Make the tackles. Then it's not a huge gain. Nips it in the bud. The Eagle safety's stink. Yes. And right now, it was ugly. John, I thought McCuba was the worst of all of them. I mean, he was brutal. I don't know if there's something wrong with him physically right now. But yes, it is. We are overmatched at the safety spot. Case Kingdom owned our entire defense.

He was tremendous. He was getting rid of the ball. Yeah, that's frustrating and all that. But still, to not even touch him, we had zero sacks, zero sacks in a huge national game. Again, this is embarrassing. Case Kingdom is ancient. He is decrepit, yet he was way better than our defense. Again, an example of coaching, biting us in the butt. Coaching, serious out coaching. When we face some of these teams, we are outcoached. Let that sink in. We are being outcoached. Well, no one would say that Cereon is a better coach than the Ben Johnson. But I was glad we didn't face Case Kingdom last night. He made that one touch throw to the left where it looked like he was just sailing it up and it dropped over perfectly over the defenders. Case Kingdom three touchdowns. He was in the zone. I have no idea how Beijing won the job over him.

They are still unsure who is going to start. Nick Chicago shut the hell up. Of course, you know that Case Kingdom is starting the next game if it's not Caleb, which it's not supposed to be. You know who he reminds me of? He's football Rich Hill. I remember how Rich Hill just popped up as an older player. I didn't know where. He's pretty good. He's going to win a sidehand. Like he just, he battles. He's good. How does this happen? That's, he sees football's Rich Hill. Seven different franchises. 38 years of age, given the speech in front of the Caleb Williams robe. So now this was not on WIP in Philly. This was actually NBC Philly post game. We jump here. We were on the 94 WIP. But this something Bobby sent over. He knows this early on. He was listening. This is Michael Barkman. Says the whole game was just an embarrassment for Philly. 27. Chicago Barrett, Ruben just the whole page is in it. And I don't mean to be laughing because that was an absolute embarrassment. That was a team that looked unprepared to play.

That was a team that was sloppy. That was a team that had no passion, no juice. Ten penalties for 61 yards. They got pushed around, which was the worst. It was an embarrassment. And we'll hear from Ruben Jason a Barrett as to whether or not they think that they think this is just one of those games and we'll write it off. Or is there something more sinister at play here or more concerning at play here? And by that, in that way, a sinister, those ten penalties amazing. Yeah, they are just, he's lost his voice. You can tell yelling at the TV during that game. Yes, he did. They're so, I mean, they're lowest common denominator fans in media. Just going right to, oh, you got to fire the coach. As if any coach would have won with that quarterback last night. The ghost of insulin party would have lost by 30 with that quarterback last night. But they don't want to say that because he's a winner.

He's a winner. Man, Cereani, I want to see if he gets fined for what he did. You know, and that phone, the P word after jailing her, what a child. What a freaking douchebag. I wish I'll play her a punch and write in his raccoon eyes. I really wish. He could get back in. He looks like he needs to get punched in the face and he took some accountability after. Obviously, you want to always fight for your players and protect your players. Always come away when I have a moment like that with remorse management. Let my emotions get the best of me. Those guys are out there trying to make a play. It was close on the sideline and it would be in a penalty. Obviously, you never want to see your quarterback hit like that. But it's in the heat of moment. I don't know why he's trying to hurt anybody out there and I always have remorse. I want to act that way. He's always apologizing like that. He's just like stationery. It says Nick's area is apology. Is he the head coach who is apologized the most frequently in the last couple years? I feel like he is the one who's had to make the most statements about stuff he does.

Yeah, absolutely spine. He's definitely a hothead. He's a verbal member. Apologize. Spying on filthy with pay pay here. Let's actually stay on this topic in Nick's Serrani. The guys, John and Joey go back to 94WIP and Philadelphia the morning show there and they talked about how they believe that Nick screwed up how he handled the jail and hurt situation going to the blue tent. I do understand his explanation and we'll play it. To red zone. I'm hurt. But what he's also telling you, he's also telling you and I can totally understand this based on the past. He has no idea when hurts is coming out. I mean, he doesn't know if it's in 30 seconds or in five minutes or in five minutes. Well, maybe call time out to like, just a 20, 20, 20, 20. I know. It's a huge play. I'm in a hot ready. I know the head coach. You can. What's going on? Well, you just took my starting quarterback and made him go in that day. No, you can. You're going to get fine. I mean, you can say, I'm saying you can hem and hog coaches do it all the time. Heming, holly, one thing and get called. What's all the time? James, I get you can call time out to stop the action. I don't get John.

You can complain. Because the next play has to get called like you can hem and hog. You can delay. You can stretch. You can buy time. Play clock. Run it. Like you either call a player. You don't call. I would have wanted shot him in that situation to call time out. Try it. Try. Burn one. See if you can get him out in that moment. Because it was about four plays. He was out for four plays. I don't know. Yeah, I like the time out is not going to. It's not going to take up four plays of no, but I'm not taking it in the first play. Right. I don't have to take it. I can take it before the fourth play. You could. I'm trying to buy it anytime I can to get him back out there. That's a third down. You got to call. One more clip. Your caller. This is Anthony and South Philly. He was just disgusted by what he saw last night overall. Let's get to the negative. Yeah. Jerry. I'm never like them. Ben Johnson showed you what a real coach is.

He's probably top three offensive coordinators in the game. I was ahead. Just picked us apart. The big defense like literally terrible. Like get the coup out. Get that South. Go get Jesse Bates. Like I don't even know if that will fix it. And then like how many times do you got to run the bubble screen? Yeah. Like I coach you sports the bubble screen. Don't work. You think it's going to work in the NFL. What makes you think it's going to work putting sacriots out there trying to be the lead blocker when he's just now touching the field again for the first time. He's always been a great blocker though, man. You got to give him a shot. You're right. That was smart. That was smart to put him in that spot. The bottom block when he was 24 or 25. I know. What makes you think he could do it now? It's just shameful. Yeah. I tell you what. I thought this pitch on two and only that it's all of you baseball. Well, you know, why does it take a rob to the same thing? Jerry Jones live at 830. Chris Young says put the blame on me.

Next. Jerry Jones, first comment since the Baltimore ending 830 this morning on your home of the Cowboys, the Mavericks and of course the Texas Rangers season ending press conference yesterday. Chris Young on coming up short of the postseason. Our front office worked tirelessly this year to try to give this team every chance. We could to compete. We knew coming into the season that we were going to be faced with some challenges in terms of our roster construction that would maybe make things a little more difficult. And, you know, the margin of error would be a little bit thinner. That said, our expectation was to compete and have a team that was capable of being in the playoffs. And we fell short of that goal. And it's again hard to sit here today and rationalize why that was or what happens ultimately. Those margins got thin and when you combine that with underperformance, some degree and the bad luck of health and some significant injuries, especially even the last two weeks

of the season, it just made things difficult and we came up short of our goal. So, again, it doesn't diminish some of the positive things that did occur and some of the bright spots that we had in players like Jacob Latz and Ezekiel DeRan and Justin Foskew, and guys that have been developed or traded for internally and developed in the way they stepped up for our team this year. But again, our goal is to be a playoff team year in year out. And this is year three of not reaching that goal and it's difficult to sit here and say that we are satisfied. We're not satisfied. And frankly, we've got to look forward, look ahead and figure out how we are going to get back to where we know we can be. There's a lot there. I do like the, there's clearly something he's trying to argue for, which is he is trying to point to, he thinks it's an unfair criticism that they haven't developed to people, like

that he wants to try to be like, hey, look, these guys Foskew and some of these others, there's development there. We are doing our part. We are going to need some help from the outside and we're going to need some spending. Because I'm sure Ray Davis has been of the opinion that you have not developed and brought me the best bang for my buck to this point. Yeah. Uh, which I've, I know you are you for a little bit. Um, if you think why Langford and Evan Carter are hits in the construct of historically, majorly baseball, it's if you get to the show, you're, you're a hit. But they went, you think that's how Ray Davis qualifies it? I don't know how I qualify it. Um, I don't, I look at any, I've never watched sports and thought that as a baseball. The baseball, the baseball jokes are such a crap. You're, you're driving a lot of high school kids. They didn't call them full count Carter to strike out on three pitches. But I mean, they did the blunt every time the new breath butler like, what are you trying

to argue? What are you saying? Back to 2019. Josh Young was their first round pick. That's a hit. He's not a superstar. Okay. It's a hit fair. Foscue was their first round pick in 2020. You spent most of the year up here. Did all right. Started to look like it could be. I would not say that's a hit yet. Agreed. I would, I would, Josh Young became a hit this year, I think. Back later was in your starting rotation. He's not a hit yet, but he's also not a miss. Rocker was. He's definitely. That times your most inconsistent pitcher and at times, oh, okay. You know, he had a month's stretch where he was their best pitcher. Why a Langford is not, I'm not going to say, like today, I would not sign him for a hundred million dollar contract. Right. But like that's, that's, that's. Is that I'm agreeing with everything you're saying. I just think we're being ticky tacky.

I'm not saying Langford is not. Are these good enough players that you can make the playoffs with? No. Those are five straight years, though, of first round picks being mainstays in your major league organization. I would guess that's in the upper 10% of the sport, upper 10 top third of the sport. Chris Young. Top 10 teams. Who's the blame? Accountability starts with me. Certainly, you know, I am the one responsible for putting this roster together. And, you know, we did our best over the course of the year, but ultimately it wasn't good enough to have to overcome some of the things, some of the shortcomings. And, you know, that, that again, that's on me as a, you know, front office executive. Our job is to tirelessly look for ways to upgrade and improve the roster. And when you fall a game or two short, you look back on the season and wonder what might have been if you had just been able to make one more move or to, you know, if you had signed one different player and, you know, I'll have those regrets for a while, but

nonetheless, it's up to us to look ahead as well and figure out how we're going to fix this. And so as we move forward, it's going to be very important in goals of ours to, yeah, we can only address the, the makeup of this team in terms of health, reliability, dependability. We need to get younger, we need to get more athletic, we need to get more dynamic. And those are going to be off season goals of ours that we are going to explore and find out how we can improve this roster from that standpoint and put a team together that our fans deserve. You're going to say what I'm going to say? I'm going to say that's a masterpiece and he should run for public office. The other day someone asked, and this is always our fear, when you come out on top of a crappy division or race. I think it was Bobby was like, what do you have to lose? You might as well get in or something like that, unless they trick themselves. When I hear Chris, he's going to probably go to Ray and say, one, it was one game.

No, bro. Or one player away. It was one game in the crappiest division in the history of the sport. You know, one game away from anything, not a, so I hope that was just, I think that's a shot at Ray Davis too. I could have done this if you would have given me the things that I asked for. I do think that that's what I mean by he should be a politician. That's a very subtle start with me, but also Ray Davis because he did not give me the player that I asked for. There's, there's moves that you can make within this team, but they weren't one game away from anything. They weren't. They were, you know, a nine war play. The P.I. They're P.Crom strong away from being a competitor, like from being the playoffs this year. You know, like there are nine war player away. They're going to make some moves within the, like, if you want me to tell you, like right now, what am I, what's my infield look like next year to start the year? Josh Young's the first base to Ransett's second, wall cuts, short and seagrass of third. And you've instantly made your defense better and you're younger and you've got a little

bit more athleticism. And that, that, that's just one move. And that's, you're just moving pieces. You could say you're re-arranged to the deck chairs if you want to say that on the Titanic, which are moving pieces around and you're bringing up a young superstar to inject some life into this team. Part one of Chris Young and the Rangers wrapping up their season will get to even more of it later on today or tomorrow here on your official home for Texas Rangers baseball. He has not spoken or given comments since the Baltimore game ended. Jerry Jones will live on Sean and RJ next. It is time for the Jerry Jones show every Tuesday at 830 brought to you by your North Texas four dealers. You hear Jerry every Friday, 1030 with the K and C masterpiece here on Sean and RJ. We got Cowboys Insider, Bobby, we got the fan camp, Twitch, YouTube, Odyssey app and serious XM channel, 99. Bobby was asking me in the bathroom.

What type of mood? We think Jerry will be in. We're talking bathroom a lot. That's a wrong with that. I can't be in there long with that bathroom. How often do you hold your breath and when you get back in the hallway, you're terrified that the first breath you take is still caught in your nostrils. Yeah, I bear it because I don't want to have to breathe through my mouth because they don't taste it. That's even worse. It's so worse. And it's humid in there. It's like Brazil. It's just stewing. Yeah. It's so bad. That you love that like ESPN and Fox Sports and everyone's tuning in right now. Right there for the Jerry interview and the clips. What you get? I think optimism. I think we're going to get. Yeah, optimism. I hope that the injuries aren't too much of an excuse in the secondary, but yeah, there will be defensive optimism. Over some huge stops. I go glass half empty with it and I'm saying, yeah, but how often and fourth and one and right there on the one yard line, are you going to come up with those stops?

Those are the defensive highlights that you had you didn't three and out. You had a guy. I mean, you had one guy make a big play a couple times. You know, him and bar bar made a couple of huge plays in this game. Downs made a huge play. Yep. And then are they are they going to be there on every, you know, time to make that play? And finally, you don't get a running quarterback. My gosh, that is exhausting, man. To even watch, let alone sit there running around. I think we have the Hall of Fame owner and general manager of the Dallas Cowboys here on Sean and RJ, one, oh, five, three of the fang. Good morning, Jerry. How are you? Hey, I'm doing fine. We're all up after a long flight back. We spent a long time yesterday going over all of the things that the fans would expect us to be going over. And so we've got our head down and we're plowing ahead. What were some of those things? Where would you like to start with all these talking points that we have? Don't have time.

There's no, not a win world. We'll discuss them, but all the obvious things. We have our very best players, our very best situation that you can have on the field, ready to ostensibly win the game. The no one would have thought that they would have enough time on the clock to basically get a score that would get it done because we were anticipating there early when we got speaking up now on the gold line with just a matter of seconds. We all have gone over completely the use of timeouts during that time, the use of timeouts before we got down there when we were over on defense. So we've carefully gone over those kinds of things where your input's coming from, where you are on your heads heads, how you get your information down, how you evolve

and to make a methamensation. Those are the kinds of things that are being gone over, add nauseam so that you can look to do it better when you've got a situation similar to that in the future. Brian Schott and Hammer taking a ton of criticism, Jerry, for a lot of the things you just ran down. How is Coach feeling today about the loss maybe compared to right after the game, after having some time to reflect and review and you guys discuss? How is Coach feeling differently about it today? Well, let's, I don't know that you would inject differently in the Senate, but he certainly has had hours, if you will, to reflect and communicate with everybody involved in the decisions that were going on at that time. So, that's what you should be doing. You candidly were in such a good position to win that game. You had earned that position because of how well you had played on the previous set of

downs relative to Baltimore having the ball. And so we made the stop. We had come back, really we're proud of the way the guys came back, especially those defensive stands that we made. And then you get in that situation and this is a textbook. One thing about the game is that it gives you a lot of issues or a lot of time because then you don't have the seconds ticking away on the clock. You can spend minutes or hours looking at every point. Doing what most fans would think we should be doing right now, analyzing every aspect of where we were with those circumstances is what we're doing. And we do that in light of the fact that coming up your Sunday we've got a big game down in Houston and opportunity to take the good parts of what we've been about in these

first games. Take those good parts and put them to use to be a good Houston team. Jerry Jones join us here 105 through the fan. All right, so it's at the end of the game situation. It's a third down and you had just called a time out. This is after that got flushed out of the pocket. Could have let the clock run down a little bit more. Would you have liked to have seen them do that? And are you satisfied with the explanation you got on that third down play with the throw away? Well, there is no explanation you're satisfied with. None. Let's be sure that we all understand that. They don't have one that they're satisfied with. We made mistakes during that time. There's no question about it. So there is no explanation. There's no there's no valuation of how not to make the same mistakes again, which is what you should be doing. You can't get that back. No way to get it back. What you can do is use it.

If there's any aspect of it that you want to just not even think happen, there's any aspect of it. Use it to get better. And that's what's being done. That the aspect of sitting here trying to change what happened on that field in Brazil as we all know is impossible. But it is possible to learn from it. And I'm going to assure you right now they are analyzing it and with the intention of learning from it. How to do it differently next time and come out there with a win. In the moment where you wanting to go for it on fourth down and just go for the win to end it there. No, no, did not. I've read in my mind what if we just tie the game and go there because we had a tough time stopping them. We stopped them on shorty-ard age, but not necessarily at all. And so that at the end of the day is hindsight.

Go for it or come back for another day. I think the process of how to give yourself a shot at winning it, but leaving yourself to safety net of still being in the game if you aren't successful, therein lies what the situation created all of the ambiguity that we're talking about. Trying to do both. We all thought, every person there thought, we'd been better off being behind full points and just trying to get a score. And you would have had a different mindset as you took that, tried to get that ball in the end zone. So no, you assume going in that what you want to do is try to get the score to win it, but not at the cost of getting out of there without a tie so that you could play for a possible win later in the game. Jerry Jones with us here on Sean and Arjun 105 through the fan. Jerry, after the game, the Ravensett coach Jesse Minter said on the kickoff before the

field goal, he said, hey, we thought if they were going to kick it and we were forced to return it a little bit, that would have run some time off. We probably would have just kneeled it down and gone over time at that point. What were your thoughts on the decision to go ahead and kick the touch back rather than kicking it to Baltimore and making them run some clock off? Well, of course, everything you just said is the issue. You give them a little better field position with the idea of being able to fork them getting in field position within that time. You can do a better job of what we were doing at that time. And that period of time right in there, that decision of how to do that kickoff, trust me, that thing and the new oches on the sideline, the new oches in the input of everybody's decision there, that's being gone over with a fine tooth cone. And all of the 40-ups are right there for you.

We obviously didn't plan on that layer of receivers, that layer, the layer that got them in that good position. We didn't plan on that layer of receivers catching the ball. The deep we designed it so that a layer farther away from their go post, catch the ball, not that layer, but that layer called the ball, which put them in a doable distance of the goal. Jerry, what is this? It's designed to protect. Defenses designed to, if there's going to be a completion to do it at a farther away from the go post layer, was designed that way. And that's the defense that you'd see out there right now, but it's supposed to keep them from having that completion at that depth they had it. Jerry, why has Brandon Aubrey struggled so much with kickoffs, especially keeping them in bounds?

It's common around the league because you're trying to get the dirty ball on them, they call it the dirty ball. And you're trying to get it touched within a certain distance. There's no, by the way, we're just going to generalize here, not to excuse eyes, but generalize. Okay. The kickoffs have become a very, in that situation where you're trying to pin them deep and just let the remaining time come off the clock. What we've done in the NFL is design our kickoffs to make that a very doable scoring situation if there's any time left on the clock. Things have changed. And not only do these kickers kick them from farther away all over the league, not just us, but others. But the design of the kickoff carries a huge penalty if you dirty ball, and if it goes out. You had a couple go out in the game and then you get it at the 40, which would be easy

to see how you look back and say you shouldn't have tried the dirty ball. You should have just taken the ball as much as you could control and take that distance and live with it. Jerry, we've had discussions and you've made decisions over the years about taking some play calling away off the head coach's platter. Did that thought crossed your mind with some of the game management issues with Shoddy calling the offense? Don't have to. Your coaches, your head coaches are the first ones in my time over the years. I've never regarding their activities, their responsibility. Where they spend, where the head coach spends his time. I've always had the coach, self-self correct or not self correct, self-adjust is way tight. I've been coming at all for a coach during the year to take more time in one place, allocate more time in others.

Basically I've seen, as I saw, Bill Purcells have two different, maybe three different play callers. And frankly, if you tried to analyze it, if you were happened to be listening in on the phones, you still couldn't tell who's calling the play. So the bottom line is that it varies, but your coaches, the first one, the head coach, is the first one to basically think adjusting if he's overloaded. Jerry Jones brought to you by North Texas Ford dealers. Every Tuesday here on Sean and RJ yesterday, Steven, Tolkien, C, you guys may have the conversation with players and coaches about being more aggressive in which areas would that apply to Jerry? Well, I would say in this case, because it's a hot topic, decision, because in decision, certainly less likely, I didn't listen to it, but less likely to be talking about physically

being more aggressive, but it would be more about aggressive in the decisions. And so that's always, what is aggressive? Well, that is basically throwing it up or not having an option of living with a more conservative calls. So aggressive, I'd say when you look at the makeup of what we've got on offense, then you can use that term a little bit. In general, say, let's be more aggressive because of the talent we've got over on the offensive side of all. Jerry, how did you feel about the progress made by your defense this week, and do you feel like they're starting to take a step forward? Probably, my part from just having that win.

The thing that I regret the most is that we can't be doing what Baltimore is doing with that win. That is a big injection of offense. That was a hard fought name. And we have gotten the win. You really could have given the accolades that, frankly, they deserve most of the game to the defense. They had yards, but that's a big back. He gets yards, but we did great jobs of stopping him in short yardage situations. The one that counts as a matter of fact, the stops we made right at the end of the game that put us in position to go down and be where we are that we're so think about. That was a great goal line. Those were great defensive stands. If we had had the outcome come out differently, then that would have been one that you could

absolutely point to and build around as you go forward in the season, or in our particular case where we're rebuilding, if you will, a structure on our defense. That would have been a huge win beneath our wings. As it turns out, Baltimore gets to do that. We don't get to do it. That is almost on par with the win lost column that we are suffering right now. Jerry, you mentioned the stands that you made defensively. There are two big plays from Caleb Downs and Jason Barham, two of your rookies that you drafted. How impressed are you with them right now, the games they played and how they're coming along? Very extraordinary. Into it. Caleb has played every down, I think. So very impressed. We're having some good things really done by some of the other second year guys out there

as well. If you can move on or not move on, but just at the same time, not dwell on what happened in the results of the game and certainly right at the end of the game. We're seeing some real progress from young players that should serve us well here in the games they had. They mean right there at Houston. The other thing that I was excited about is our interior of our defense. That Quentin Williams was absolutely outstanding. There's a guy that you'd love to see a win WFOR because I don't know when I've seen any more of a total performance of not only effort, but I've also skilled as well. Boy, that's 300 and some odd pounds that were going out there and chasing them to the outside and staying with them when he was running after.

He was impressive, but our other interior guys were impressive. We need to get better on the edges and the good news is that we can. We have the talent to get better on the edges with the structure of this defense. I was real pleased with certain aspects of the game. It's so easy to have it overshadowed and to where it should be by the disappointing loss. We had some real improvement in specific areas on our defense. Jerry, a couple of injuries coming out of the game that Steve and told us yesterday, we're waiting to get more information on. Curious about an update today. Where do you think Stan was, Savon Revel and Jonathan Bullard in their injuries? Well, Bullard's going to be out as many as three or four weeks. Revel is a little less specific, but both of those guys, Bullard is really doing what

he looks like and what he's projected to do. We need to get him back in there and he was effective while he was in there. Revel is just getting better. He flashes that skill level that he's got several times and then he shows that he's early in his career young player several times. But I can't tell you, don't know that we know if it'll be a multi-week deal with Revel or not. Jerry, over the weekend on Sunday morning, Adam Schaefter over at ESPN had reported that you guys had engaged in some level of trade discussion with the Steelers on Joey Porter, Jr. I know you can't speak about specific players, but I'm curious where you guys stand right now in terms of evaluating the trade market and looking to add to your defense. I would just say we're right on top of it. We're very aware of the moving parts out here that should be and communication is a big

part of that. It's a big part of it and communication at all levels. At Stevens level, at the Scouts level, we all have contacts and this is a time when you really can't have discussions and they could be productive. Jerry, did you think the question is, yes, there's conversations going on. Jerry Jones, you want to see your world? Specifically to the player you just mentioned or referring to situations. Trying to avoid tampering here, folks. We got it. Did you think the playing surface was up to NFL standards? Would you be comfortable going back and playing another game there? I'd be comfortable going back and playing another game. It certainly, I've seen better, but we have played on worse.

But all in all, that stadium was in great shape. I couldn't see an unsteed empty, frankly, in that entire stadium. Somebody else may have seen some, but I didn't see it. And it was looking for them. We had great crowd. Overall, it was really out and on the worse for having made that trip. I would have loved to have had that game right here at home against such a good team as Baltimore. But bottom line is that probably also a little home field advantage, no matter if we were officially the home team, but it wasn't the same in any way as playing here at AT&D. That's the most enjoyable thing you did outside of football in Brazil. Really it was, as it turns out, just the nature of it, it was a different relative to just

all the people. They're beautiful. Beyond comparison, they really are. And we were in an area that was more oriented to the beach and ocean. It's a huge area, so it covers a lot more than that. But thousands, thousands were out on those beaches. And that's the most people I've ever seen. And it just looked like the world lived out on that beach. And the beach extends from miles and miles and miles. And of course, obviously, those landmarks, I guess they're volcanic, but I don't even know that, but those big landmarks they have down there with those mountainous rocks are such a distinguishing thing, but it all is very, very place. Jerry, before we let you go, last night made us feel a little bit better over the Sunday

sting. Got some developments in the NFC East. Your thoughts on the Eagles' loss and the giants trading a fifth for JJ McCarthy? Yep. We are very much in the hunt. And I'll say that, principally, based upon the way I feel about our team as much or more than what's happening with the other teams. But we all are, Philadelphia has certainly things that they want to work on just as the giants do, just as we do. Or certainly, if you look at where we are with the giants, we're working through it. And makes you see how health is a factor, availability is a factor, and we're just getting sorted.

So it shows, frankly, the parity that is in the NFL, and our life, we will be better from this experience that we had with Baltimore. And what happened to us at the end of the game, we will be better because of it. We actually, as I said earlier, a win would have given you another way of catching it as far as having the growth and enthusiasm for having won a game like that because we did come back and we came back with a real and an impressive way. So all of that makes us realize we really are just at the beginning of what I hope is an exciting year for us. Jerry, thank you so much for the time. We appreciate it. We'll hear you on Friday before Houston. Oh, yeah. Let's have a good week. You too. Jerry Jones brought to you by your North Texas Ford dealers. Let's react to that and the rest of the college football kegger final hour, to the Tuesday

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