Cowboys Return to Kellen Moore Chances + More on Deion Sanders

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Saturday party. They say ain't no party like a cowboy party. What about a law nation's rule
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One, two, and three. I'll write the longest intro in life But you gotta understand I had to go back in
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Change the title Rip this part off And rip that part off
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But one more time Oh my goodness Oh my goodness It is you
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I cannot believe it What's up y'all man Alright Alright
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I know I hit a nuclear button earlier Last night Listening in
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reading over a few things i thought i'd pull out the um the pen and pad or what have you and write
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an article based off of the historical data of the cowboys and and i get it you know a lot of
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people thought that i'm campaigning and popping champagnes for their i say of kelly more but i
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operated out of the consciousness of what the cowboys tend to do right and what they tend to do
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is hire from within let me know if i'm lying ladies and gentlemen they tend to hire from within
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how this is uh iconic intro and outro yeah freestyle all the time appreciate you i'm glad
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somebody loves it and i love it that you love it yes indeed appreciate you guys and then there's a
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playoff game tonight that I want to be able to talk about and discuss too
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But at the end of the day, let's get this thing going in the right and proper way because I don't want to
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waste all of your time here. All right. So in this article
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I stated why, and I'm not saying it will happen, but it will happen based off of the law nation sports theory
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the theory law, the law of theory, Why Kelly Moore will be the next head coach of the Dallas Cowboys, right
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It states here, the Dallas Cowboys have a history of promoting from within
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or selecting candidates with prior ties to the organization when filling their head coaching position
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Kelly Moore fits the pattern, bringing a unique blend of youth and offensive innovation regardless of how you look at it that's how they see it right in a deeper
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understanding of who the cowboy system is making him a strong candidate meaning that hey everybody
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else they like him for example they like the ideal of deon sanders right they like the ideal but
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there's a lot of things that you have to do. But historical presidents and Cowboys head coaching hires is this right here
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Jason Garrett, we old enough to remember, he was here between the years of 2010 to 2019, right
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Garrett initially hired under the Cowboys offensive coordination system, and he was getting paid the same amount of coins as Wade Phillips
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Who remember that? Barry Switzer, they had relations with Jerry Jones in them from the University of Arkansas
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And he was hired and highlighted as the preference coach for the Dallas Cowboys
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Chang Galey in them, which is Dave Campo, both coaches were promoted based off of their prior coaching roles
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within the confines of the NFL familiarities of the Cowboys culture, right
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And then the investment, the ultimate investment with the Kelly Moore saga
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You know, I got to put this out here. He's been with the Cowboys eight years
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That's a long time, ladies and gentlemen. From 2015 to 2017 as the backup player for, dare I say, Tony Romo and Dak Prescott
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You know and then he got rapid promotion from being a quarterback coach to ultimately being an offensive coordinator who was released in the end of the year of 2022 But the continuity is there He 36 years of age and the Cowboys love to circle the block back
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and they love to hire from within. The only two coaches that was hired from the outside
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from unfamiliarities of the Dallas Cowboys, It's been Bill Parcells and as well as Mike McCarthy to a degree
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But we can argue these two points, even with Wade Phillips and Mike McCarthy
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These two guys were hired based off of, you must take my son, my real true son
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And that's why when Norv Turner, the moment we got rid of Bill Parcells, Norv Turner was going to be the next coach in waiting
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But he rejected the idea that he had to bring along Jason Garrett
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So he decided to take job elsewhere. at the last minute the Cowboys scrambled and scraped
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and they found Wade Phillips who will be willing to adhere to having Jason Garrett side by side of him, right
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So to make a long story short, if we were to fast forward
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after Jason Garrett, it would always be fitting to also have the same situation
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You know, Wade Phillips to Jason Garrett 2.0 was Mike McCarthy. And he had to take the job if you had Kellen Moore with him
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You know, it's the same thing. You went from big to small
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Now you're going from small to big. It's the same thing. You know, Wade Phillips, big jolly guy, you know, big fat boy
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if you want to call him that. And he had to take Jason Garrett. And then the same thing, Mike McCarthy, big, jolly, fat boy, he had to take Kelly Moore
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Now it's the inverse. Ain't nothing new under the sun, baby. And no offense to anybody who's fat
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It just ties in. Let me know, do y'all find any holes in my argument here
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Because I did some research. Just let me know if y'all found any holes in my statement
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Because I'll be willing to go over them. Yes, so the wild card
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The wild card is always Deion Sanders. He's tentatively the person that the Cowboys probably need to look into
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Now, there are some stipulations and red tapes and all of that stuff that's tied in with that
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And first and foremost, shout out to Attack on the Cowboys. Let me pull this one up
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Mike had a point. Yeah, he had a point. Yeah, shout out to y'all, man
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Um, here we go right here. Here we go right here. This is from, uh, attack on the Cowboys
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He says, uh, I've come to the conclusion that there's not a single Cowboy insider who actually knows what the F going on
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You know, folks guessing just like we are. And then that's when I put up there
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Uh, yeah. Historical data suggests that there are strong chances for killing more thoughts only on those
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though only there are tentative possibilities with Deion Sanders. Now, it always come down to the last two
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I don't think that any other candidate like a Ben Johnson, like an Aaron Glenn, who already said that, yeah, yeah, I like to go to the Jets
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which for the life of me, why in the hell would he say that
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You know, I know Dow should decree a thing and it shall be established
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But why would you cut your legs off from a front of you, man? Look, and he need to be trained
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He need to be media trained, right? You don't go out there and say, yeah, I would like to go on and go
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I like to go to the Jets. Then you alienate all of your chances with the Jacksonville, with the Saints
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with the Cowboys, with Chicago, whoever got the openings. You just can cut your legs off from under your feet, brother
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You got to think with your head, even though you're going to be a head coach somewhere. Think with your head
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You got all that gray beard and gray hair. Why would you say, yes, the Jets, the Jets, the Jets
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Come on, man. The Jets may not even be looking at you like that
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and now you done professed that that's who you want. You cut your legs off from under your feet, okay
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So, yeah, Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman is 38 years of age
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Yeah, yeah, he's a young, good coach. But neither here nor there
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We talked about this on my previous video, and I appreciate y'all beautiful people for watching
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And it was dealing with the no Ben Johnson. Let's listen to it one more time
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And there's one job that is the head of the circus in Dallas
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And that's what that is right now. Didn't sound like you said Ben Johnson's name
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his name also in the list of being the top coaching candidate. I don't know if he's just intrigued to go jump into the Dallas circus
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but they'll find their guy. We assume they will. We assume they'll be able to. I don't expect Ben Johnson to be in play in Dallas
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I think Jerry has other ideas. I think Ben Johnson has other ideas
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And don't think that he's a logical leader. He's a logical. He's a leading candidate there right now
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Not because of his coaching, but he's getting a head coaching job
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No, no, no. Adam Scheffner. It's just crazy how all of that stuff is going
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Shout out to you, John Durden. Jerry says, law, I found many holes in your statement
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No glory. Jerry, wait a minute. Now, when did you go against the grain
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You know, Barry Switzer, Shane Gailey, Dave Campo, them all your boys, them your boys, right
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The only time that wasn't your boy was when you had to get Bill Parcells
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And Bill Parcells was brought in because the shareholders and the stakeholders, the people who's going to give you money to build that $3.5 billion playpen
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And they were sitting there like, man, we can't build you that with Dave Kempel, 5-11, 5-11
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And then if you would just sit back with Bill Parcells, I guarantee you it wouldn't be a 30-year drought of us not touching or seeing any games that's in November or any game beyond January and February
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, we'd have been able to get there. Morris Jackson says, please do not hire Kelly Moore
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Yeah, I mean, the ideology is that there's two parties. everybody else no one is bringing up
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they done narrow it down new media and old media narrow it down
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to Deion Primetime Sanders and Kelly Moore nobody's talking about the Joe Bradys of the world
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nobody talking about the fact that you can bring in Aaron Glenn or Ben Johnson or Liam Cohen No one is talking about those folks or individuals
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It is now narrowed down. Now, granted, of course, we will talk about Robert Sala and Leslie Frazier
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But come on, man. We ain't finna bring in Candyman. Come on, man
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Let's be real. No offense to the brother. But come on. Look, the Cowboys ain't finna lead off no press conference with this brother from another mother
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Come on, man. Let's be real. At some point, we need to have the realism in it, you know
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And he is not finna win the job over Kellen Moore or Prime
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It did not. The only thing that will be the saving grace for the Cowboys will be if the Jacksonville Jaguars offer Kellen Moore
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unbelievable contract that he can't refuse and to me he haven't even got the goodness and the
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graces for that but but that would be the only way if we can maybe talk to jacksonville and say
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hey jacksonville what's up you know can you do us a huge favor take more for us you know yeah
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Newbie and King 40, 4-1-0. But this is the thing that comes in the way with all of this processing here
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There are a split. I don't think that Stephen Jones is very fond of Dion
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I don't think that he is. And if it's anything, let's pull up the data on this
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And I know this was old news or what have you, but it fits right into what we're about to talk about
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and trust me, Stevie Jones now look just as old as Jerry
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Looked like they could be brothers. The thing with me going to the Cowboys was Jerry
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Everybody in Jerry's family wasn't with it. I was our capologist at the time
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I was really the guy learning the cap. Had a really good feel for it. I know you're trying to get the numbers
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and this is what we ought to be doing. Boy, look at him, boy. He a long way from those days
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And one thing of the valuable pieces that I looked up at that is that he said he was the capologist at the time learning the job learning the job
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look you got a billion dollar organization you got a guy that's learning the job on the job
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who's been in that job at 30 years what have he learned from that look this is what set us back
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you know one of the things of having money is having resources and when you have resources
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You get someone else to do the difficult things, right? At some point in life, when you made a few dollars, yes, it's cool to go to TurboTax
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It's good to go to one of those tax places in the middle of Walmart
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It's good to have Pookie and Ray Ray and Ashaniqua to do your taxes for you
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But when you start making north of six figures and seven figures, you better not have Tyrone and Pookie and them doing your taxes
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At some point, you're going to have to move over and let a real CPA person do your tax work, right
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Because there's so many things that you don't know. And tax law is big, baby, bigger than the state of Texas
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You know, it changes like the weather, too. So what you have to do, Cowboy Nation, is hire someone that's great with the books
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That's what the successful teams are able to do. So that's why they are able to circumvent the damn salary cap
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But we out here still got Pookie and Ray Ray doing the turbo taxes move for us
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And that's the problem. That is one of the main problems with the Dallas Cowboys
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The inability to process the small things. Well, which is the big thing
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It's the money. And there's some people right now watching this video
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Now, you know, you got successful. You got blessed. And you know, you made over six figures
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Go ahead and stop letting your daddy and your uncle and Pookie and Ray Ray still do your taxes
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You got to get professional with this and let somebody professionally do it for you, you know, and pay them
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Yeah. And the things in life that say the best thing in life are free and all of this stuff
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But at the end of the day, also the best things in life, you pay for it
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You know, you pay for what you get. And this brother right here, yes, he aged like bananas on top of the refrigerator, milk that's left on the counter
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Yes, indeed. He's a long way from these days. Hard numbers. But when you really look at it, we really don't have many like that
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And Jerry comes in there and goes, boy, he's smiling ear to ear. And he goes, guess what
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And I said, what? We got us a cornerback. Dion's coming to Dallas. And he goes, it's very simple
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We give him a $13 million signing bonus and three years of minimum salaries
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And I go, we can't do that. He goes, well, I already did it. Basically, he shoves me up against the door with his forearm
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And I looked at him and kind of smiled. I said, you're really not going to hit me
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All the team meeting. Yeah. Put Deion's salary numbers on the board so that everybody could look at it
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And I said, now I'm going to ask this room, do you want Deion or Knight? And, of course, the deal was a big, yes, we want him
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yes indeed man and uh you know shout out to you know those who still do their own taxes i'm not
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saying you know advocate of saying that you can't do it but what i'm saying is there could be some
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loose ends to it and i'm just saying you're missing out on a few things you know i'm just
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saying it's tax season and we're here collecting collect jerry yeah yeah yeah appreciate y'all man
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I appreciate everybody for jumping in. But there is a campaign for those of the opposite that say, hey, otherwise
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I'm going to command my brother, Boss Cowboy Sports, for fighting a good fight
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on letting everybody know that it's no Kellen Moore, right? And I get it
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We are subject to being under the mercy of the Joneses. And even in that article I wrote, even though it's the truth to all of those things, a little reverse psychology, ain't nothing wrong with that, too
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For anything, they check out all of our content. And trust me, I know I got stuff in my phone to let you guys know
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If you ever bump it to me personally, we'll feel free to look at it
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But at the end of the day, we all know that our voice is being heard
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Yeah, it's being heard over here. Come on with it. The worst person is Kevin Moore by far
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People forgot that Dak had the most intersection in his career on his offense
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Did we forget that? Did we forget that these receivers were saying his offensive system was too complicated
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Did we forget that? Yeah, so this whole deck intercept that's the narrative. That's the storyline right now. What do you say to this whole deck interception number
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Narrative a lot of like if you look at it a lot of us a lot of it was on us as receivers
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not been on the same page you know but The communication part that where it comes into play like I feel like if we always on the same page I understand that I will have to cross face on this play instead of taking a regular angle
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Yeah, that's two picks right there that's taken away. That's C.D. Lamb on the play call and the design
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And that's my guy, Boss Cowboy Sports, who called in. And he's fighting a good fight over there
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Tony Brown 916 says, did the Jones go to school of dumb speeches
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Emotional, damn it. Yeah, they went to school for something, man. Look, there's no school of football, of course, but at the end of the day
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it's one of those things that you have to do. Yeah. Yeah, Jessica says, I had a tax person to show me how to law nation when I moved to Dallas
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Appreciate you. Oh, Jessica, I didn't know you was in Dallas. But shout out and salute to you, Jessica
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Yeah, and like I said, I trust TurboTaxes and stuff, but I'm just going to let y'all know, I got a CPA
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You know what I'm saying? This is where we hold them. This is where we hold them
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Hey, they gave me the message of my stuff. Yeah, but I appreciate your support, Jessica
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and I thank you so much for sharing to us. And if you do taxes for a living, then shameless plug
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check out my girl Jessica so she can do your taxes for you. Baker Fields, shout-out to you, Brock Marion, Jordan Love, and many
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Appreciate everybody. Look, we're going to go through all of this list for my guy
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because he's got a strong campaign. Mike McCarthy taking over play calling
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What has been the biggest difference? I'll just say the biggest difference, he ain't making it hard like it was last year
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You feel me? I just feel like he's making it like a West Coast, like he wanted to be like he wasn't going to be
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I just feel like it's making guys more easier than like it was
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It's not a lot of personnel, it's just a lot of plays. So I just feel like he's making it way more easier
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And guys don't got to thank. Guys go out there and just really just play fast. So that's once again one of the players that played, and I guess, you know, that was under Kellen Moore's deal there
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And, you know, at the end of the day, it is one of those things
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All right? So with that being said, Balls Cowboy Sports is also still no Kellen Moore on this thing right here
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Yes, indeed. So with that being said, this explained perfectly how the Cowboys
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Kelly Moore offense fell in bigger games. This is the counter object
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On top of that, no Kelly Moore. At the end of the day, let's listen to it
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I looked at what we did. I thought we offensively tried to feature some guys that went away from our playmakers
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And that's not what you should do. That's why I'm questioning some of the things that transpire
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We see both these teams here at the Super Bowl. it's so easy for them to find the feed the ball to cooper cup odell even chase why is it so hard
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for alice to be able to feed the ball to cd namari creativity or the lack thereof creativity
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when you have quality wire receivers like amari cooper right um cd lamb gallop at the time
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Wilson and others you create matchup issues by moving them all around they should be able to run
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routes and they should be interchangeable I mean we need to upgrade in our tight end position to
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be honest with you I don't think our tight ends were great pass blockers or run blockers that's
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the problem yeah especially when you're trying to run a ball with Zeke and Pollard and so forth yes
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we needed that we needed that guy that can actually block and run pass routes at the same time
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That's Emmitt Smith's thoughts on Kelly Moore as well as our tight end at that time
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Yeah, yeah. And then on top of that, Kelly Moore equals frustrated players
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I'm not trying to beat up Kelly Moore, but this is obviously something that we all have to say to ourselves
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This is way before his time frame. Maybe just another five to ten years from now
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he'll be a stronger, stronger candidate for the boys. But what we're talking about is the now. I don't want to have time to sit back and say, yeah, let's go ahead and get another coach that's going to be under the situation of learning
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Right. And he don't have that factor of motivating, pushing people to the edge of their seats
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That's another conundrum. Right. I get it. We can look at the facts of these type of things that, hey, that could be the same argument for Prime
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But let's be real with it. He probably forgot more football on the football field than Kelly Moore knows
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All right. Glenn Capers states here, football is a simple game. Kelly Moore makes it way too complex for everyone
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Make run game great again. Yeah. So there's been, if I had enough time, there were some things
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and I appreciate you, Glenn. Thank you so much for your support and your love and adulations
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Thank you for sending me those super chats. Take the money out
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Take the money, all of it. Come on. Wasting my time now
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Come on. Thank you, man. I got to put a little Samuel in there
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the the whole thought track of football is simple but yet complex it's a true thing
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it's 11 versus 11 it's will versus will right it's trenches down in the trenches versus trenches
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and on top of that this is a situation and scenario that we all want the cowboys to win
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and this is the prime point that we got to make with the joneses the level of resistance
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everybody voice matters for those who's banging on the table for kelly and for those who banging
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on the table for him not to be here right uh quarterback's got to be on point can you trust
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got to be on point can you trust those guys with the option routes that doesn't it feel like that
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whole thing has just got to be thrown out with picks and back-to-back games. I mean, and that's the thing
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It's like, I know we keep using the word communication for that. I don't think that's communication
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That's just CD's got to read it. That's not a communication thing. That's not like, oh, man, we weren't on
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All right, so for context, Boss, man, this is literally Boss Twitter page
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And I'm highlighting all these points and we'll get to some others. But on the front end of it, I'm telling you, man, this brother did a lot of research on this
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And Bobby Belt fighting for his life to stay a point of saying that it's the player's fault, not the coach's fault
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And that goes back to this thing. Oh, go back to my argument that I didn't I didn't had
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It goes back to the argument That we had when Garrett was here
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Scott Lenehan was here As well as Kelly Moore because so many people talked about the fact that if only these players execute
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who's old enough to remember me saying these type of things? Just because I got Shaq, Shaquille O'Neal on my team
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and he's open on the perimeter to shoot the shot, and I dial up a play for him to do such
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and I'm the one that's the fool to say, hey, if only he can execute
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No, you're not utilizing using him right. You know, he's supposed to be a low post guy
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Down low. Let's get it. The same with Steph Curry. Well, Steph Curry now
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But same with Steph Curry. You can't use him down in the low post all night
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You know, he's perimeter. Shoot him on the outside. But what we are having here is complex issues
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Whereas unless we have an unbelievable skill set of a player, we don't win games because there's no scheme
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With scheme, you don't need all pros at every levels. with scheme
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MacGyver can take a paper clip you know and open up an elevator
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and still use whatever materials inside of that to make a weapon to get up out of the trenches
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we need to have that mindset and just being smart and genius
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and being the smartest person in the room doesn't qualify for you to be the best coach
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if that's the case Einstein he should have been a football coach
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but there's never been a situation scenario where we out scheme teams right
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is all about when it was with the Jason Garrett era with the Kettlemore era
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of calling plays and to a degree even Mike McCarthy to a degree
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didn't out scheme anyone or had the with or the wherewithal to say
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hey man boy that was very creative when we got into the red zone, it's more of the same
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No pun intended to more, right? But this is what Bobby Belt was preaching
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It was like, hey, the players, the players. Fixing back-to-back games. I mean, and that's the thing
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It's like, I know we keep using the word communication for that. I don't think that's communication
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That's just, CD's got to read it. Like, that's not a communication thing. That's not like, oh, man, we weren't on the same page
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It's no CD. You didn't see what the coverage was. And so, I mean, on that front, CD's just, I think, got to be better
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Dak's got to be better in his own respects. But on that front, yeah, you know, he needs to be better on seeing that
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And Mike McCarthy talked about that during the press conference today. But, you know, I think that, look, every team runs option routes
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There's certain receivers that it's not their forte. for instance you know for several years
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Dez didn't run a lot of option routes his routes were kind of
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you know just what they were and there wasn't a lot of you know reading and
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decision making to be done there but I mean the concepts we're talking about here
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these basically you know cover two single high beaters are pretty simple reads
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and so it's a little frustrating I think for people when they you know for the team when they see
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the mismatch there that the receiver and the quarterback aren't on the same page
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All right. That's my guy. I love Bobby Belt. He's my guy
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You all are my guys, too. How do you beat cover two
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Let me know in the chat. How do you beat cover four
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How do you beat cover two? And I know you guys can call in
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You can talk to me about how you beat those defenses. And even if you have a simple read, right
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Let's say you have that simple read. If it's a simple read, it's going to be simple to the defense
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If it's a go route, if you have four curls, it's going to be simple for the defense
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You're sitting on those plays. Yeah, seams, right? And it's so easy
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Seem, press. Well, ooh, my guy falls hit him with the head
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Run the ball. Okay. If you are one-dimensional, you're a one-dimensional team
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and you have the inability to run the ball, I encourage you guys, if you guys go back and look at all of the postseason games
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that we had the games we won we had the ability to run the ball the games we lost we were one
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dimensional you can sit on routes you can sit back and this could be a caveat for the eagles
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because they have the ability to run the ball even in the simple reads that's why you have your
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wide receiver reading moby dick on the sideline because it's so simple that he can't even get open
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he is literally a decoy because the responsibilities when you guard an A.J. Brown
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is still the principle that you can't guard him one-on-one. Either you're going to roll coverage, you're going to double
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you're going to press and have somebody over the top. You've got to have multitudes of people to take away A.J., right
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One can argue that you have to have a deep cover, right
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you're going to have to have some sneak stuff a late delay on somebody named Smitty
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You're just not going to put one-on-ones to the outside with those boys
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So the problem is it's a good problem to have if you're an Eagle fan
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because yeah, you can run the ball. It takes away some of those responsibilities
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If you have a loaded box then you can literally say oh, I got one-on-one to the outside, baby
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You can try to disguise it. Thank God that Hertz is not that great of a reader, basically, right
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But the problem is even when you disguise, he can take and run the ball
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So that's a complex issue. But what happens when you're down by 10 or if you're down by two tubs or what have you
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and the Eagles got to throw the ball? They lose. what happens even when a situation that everything is perfectly designed
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and you're developing routes are way too long oops you throw the ball and it's picked off hurts or it's batted in the arrows
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it's too high the receiver's not in rhythm and you lose the game
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so they have been blessed to have good defense these are the things that you got to have
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if you're going to run a killer it's not a complimentary situation and they got the number one number two defense respectfully and they can run the ball those are the two things Nothing to do with Kelly Moore and his system and his philosophy and his approach
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Nothing. I think Jamie, I think Sean D., I think Gerald Cutler, Jessica
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could call some similar plays on the Eagles and would have won multitudes of games
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with those particular situations. yeah I love screen plays but yeah that can be still scoffed up depending on where you are at
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in the field on cover twos right so or even cover fours to a degree but but what I'm saying is these
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are the things that we've been talking about for many moons here there's been no creativity
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on the ability to to craft up plays and it doesn't matter who you put in there that you can get yards
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and these sorts of things on Running the Rock. Now, I listened to a video earlier today, Ashton Gentry
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He was saying that, yeah, he would love for the Cowboys to draft him
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And a lot of people right now are dogging the kids saying Cam Scatterboo is better
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and these sorts of things. Well, he did say in that interview, and we're going to chop it up a little later on today
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but he did say that, yes, the Cowboys are his number one target
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and they asked him would he love to be coached under Deion Sanders
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and these sorts of things. He gave his sentiments about that. But he also said that the 49ers, Frank Gore, that played for them
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is campaigning the 49ers to draft him. Now, granted, they still have Christian McCaffrey
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who's probably a shell of himself from being on that Madden cover
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But let Ashton Gentry go to the Niners, and they're going to keep Kyle Shanahan, by the way, still going to be their calling plays
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And they're going to re-solidify their defense because they're about to offer Robert Sala the highest paid money ever to any defensive coordinator in the National Football League
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And guess what? There's no salary cap to that. I'm not banging and pushing up anything of saying that the 49ers finna have a good year
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but them rascals is drafted in front of us, you know, so shoot
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Yes, indeed, they drafted in front of us. Yeah, JT reminds you of Melvin Gordon
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I don't see how, like, I get it. A lot of people who look at the numbers in a vacuum out of college
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And they said, yeah, Melvin Gordon had all of those yards. All of those offensive linemen that Melvin Gordon had
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I think three or four of them went to the pros. I don't think any of these offensive linemen from the Boise State is going to the pros
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It's a major difference. If you were to put Ashton Gentry on that offensive line that Melvin Gordon had
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shoot, the man would have had 4,000 yards, bro. I'm just saying that these are two different kinds of caliber of runners
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shout out to Melvin Gordon though shout out to Melvin Gordon and I think that even Melvin Gordon
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shoot when he played us he beat us but I think that collectively
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Melvin Gordon he was in the bad situations on crazy teams yeah yeah
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them 49ers yeah I can't stand them you know long would you draft
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ETN or Jenty you know it's crazy I like ETN. You're talking about the brother of Travis
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Yeah, ETN. Yeah, I think that's a good situation. Let me see what we got. Cowboys Brass will spend today interviewing former Jets coach Robert Sala
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That is an in-person interview. He's had several head coach interviews. This is another one
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They're also on Monday going to speak with Leslie Frazier, who currently works for the Seahawks, former Vikings head coach
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That is in person as well. Meanwhile, yesterday they spoke with Kellen Moore
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considered to be a strong candidate in Dallas, the Eagles OC, And then my understanding is the Cowboys would like to speak to Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn
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and potentially OC Ben Johnson just have to wait until the Lions are done to make that happen
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But that's not why you're having me on. You want me to talk about Deion, right? That's correct
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So let's talk about Deion, the Cowboys, and where it all stands
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Sources confirm. So obviously, Deion has had some conversations with Jerry Jones
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My understanding is there is at least some sort of mutual interest here
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But here is where it stands. understanding that it's jerry jones and literally anything crazy could happen there has been no
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interview with deon sanders and the cowboys yet right from what i'm told there is none scheduled
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i would be surprised if an interview ever happens not saying impossible but i would be surprised
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meanwhile deon is still in contract negotiations with colorado to potentially get a big time
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extension there so i'm going on with deon but that's the latest all right so there's a lot of
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ruminating shout out to Ian Rappaport though a lot of ruminating yeah
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Prime don't need the damn interview they already talked for hours on the phone
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with each other now to be official probably yeah but what more can they talk about
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that they already haven't covered right so that's just from that aspect there
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Jay Versick says the 40 whiners or wieners might draft jenty knowing he could go to the cowboys and because cmc has been injured
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you're right you're right and there's there's there's things that you do in spite of right
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there's things that you uncover that you need to look into and say hey
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I would rather have him on my side opposed to going against him you know and that's just how
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it goes ladies and gentlemen yeah there's been people who will befriend you and say hey you know
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I love you I care for you I want to protect you right
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and then they steal from you and help you look for it right
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and then put stipulations and taxes on it the thing that very much so
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you own right this land is your land this land is my land oh
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and then by the way here's some blankets here you go oh and all of a sudden
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and you're coughing and sneezing, your nose is running, and you're passing out, oh, tears of trails
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you know what I'm saying, that it's going to be, this land was your land, this land was my land
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now it's no longer your land, and hey, by five to ten years from here, I'm taxing you for your land
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that just how it is that the art of war yeah to be on your side but absolutely against your side right And to trick you for being hey man I with you you know And there a lot of people like that now watching the show you know say yeah i support law yeah i here
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with law didn't hit the like button didn't subscribe to the channel didn't join the memberships yeah
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you know it is what it is yeah so that's just how it goes it's an evil world we live in and
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that's how the higher-ups do it. It's an evil world we live in
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Come on with it and then help you look for it. But it is what it is
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The truth hurts, don't it? Here's why I think Brown would be a good fit from a football standpoint
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One, he's already shown he's a program builder. One, he's shown he can have that respect from players
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but also get on their level. He's shown that he can put a staff together
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He's brought guys out of retirement to coach. Right. And when you go to a place like the University of Colorado and you build this platform, this this this big machine of marketing and visibility and right winning games beyond what people thought you would
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there is a there is an aura that comes with that as a coach
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not Deion Sanders and the hard part to do is to separate
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primetime from coach because a lot of people and I got even myself
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I wanted to see I wanted to wait and see if it was
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about primetime or if it was about football coaching and the kids kids
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He's managed to do both, and he's done it beautifully. And I got to give respect where respect is due
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because now he about to have two kids off his team, one being his son, probably drafted in the top five in the NFL draft
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And I don't know the last person from the University of Colorado that got drafted in the first three rounds
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We can do some research. I don't know. But Deion is a very, very, very interesting candidate
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potentially, for head coach. I think Lavish should note. I think Lavish should note
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I don't know what round. I think he was drafted in the third round, the last person
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I'm always reminded what somebody told me. You know, if you are a champion, every time you see obstacles
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you have to take it as an opportunity. You see, everything that stops one man can't stop you
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You know, an obstacle, some see as, ah, we can't live up this dream
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I see that as an opportunity. The bigger the obstacle, the bigger the opportunity
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Let me tell you what I mean. The next head coach for the Dallas Cowboys
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has to wear an unbearable cross around his neck, even though he spent no time contributing to that cross
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that will be hung around his neck. That cross that says we haven't won a championship in 30 years
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30 years. 30 years. And every day on every radio station, TV station
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they're going to be talking about the most popular franchise in the National Football League, the biggest sport in our country
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and this is the biggest team in the sport. They can touch it all they want about the American team losing the American team
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Watch teams this game this year with the Dallas Cowboys and the New York Giants on Thanksgiving
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I think they put in about 40 million millions. About it. Million millions
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You know what I'm saying? Let me give you something to that
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on Christmas Day when they gave that billion dollars, whatever they got
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from Netflix, I think they did about 30. You know, about 30 mil
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And LeBron was talking about NBA run Christmas Day. I think they
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did about 4 mil. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yes. All that stuff sells
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You're right with that. Yes, indeed. um what's the balance of as often as you obviously want to take
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what the defense gives you false says if jerry hires prime every game will be sold out yeah
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take the money out take the money out all of it come on
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wasting my time now come on yeah yeah michael gallup played for the other
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Colorado team, not the Buffaloes, though. ...but at some level at the same time
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you don't want to let the defense dictate where you attack them
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Yeah, aggressively take what they give us. We're still going to call shots
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We're still going to call throws that give us opportunities to go downfield because if they give it to us, let's take it
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But at the same time, continue to take what they give us and take those completions
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There's going to be a few opportunities we're going to take shots and we're going to still do that, even in teams that play too high shell
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But we just continue to take those opportunities, and when they're not there, find Zeke, find Tony in the flats and whatnot
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and check downs, and we'll keep moving along. Yeah, I mean, too high shells, man, you got to run them up out of that
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and as soon as they get up out of that, then you can take them high. I'm quite sure at 36, he's still young, man
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don't have a single blade of gray hair yet. I remember back in the days when we were 36
50:42
Look, I know for sure at the end of the day, this brother ain't talking about
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yeah, we're going to try to just throw him up out. No, you don't do that
50:51
Come on. Let's listen to him again. Continue to take what they give us and take those completions
50:56
We deserve better. We're going to take shots, and we're going to still do that, even in teams that play too high shell
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But we just continue to take those opportunities. And when they're not there, find Zeke, find Tony in the flats and whatnot
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and check downs and we'll keep moving along. Thank you. All right
51:13
Thanks, guys. Boy, I'll tell you true. All right. Mario, his usage, not just production
51:19
but in terms of how often he was targeted, even when he was on the field, it was down
51:23
What do you make of his relative lack of involvement, especially for someone, you know
51:28
who's got the contract of a number one wide receiver? I just think it's an offensive philosophy
51:34
And with, you know, when we had the skilled players that we had, And, you know, between Kellen and Dak, I think there was a progression of, you know, where you threw the ball
51:43
And depending on how the defense played you, it would point the ball to, you know, to certain places where, hey, if they're going to double over here and they're going to double over the top over here, then that's going to dictate that the ball goes here
51:58
That boy don't know what the hell he's talking about. Got some more news
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Hold on, let me see if I can pull it up. Appreciate everybody for jumping in. The next Cowboys head coach
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See that guy over there? In the cowboy hat? Yeah, you're going to say, oh, Mooch, you're crazy because, you know
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you're friends and Splash, America's team. There are a lot of other good candidates, right
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You'll talk about that. There's a lot of great candidates that Jerry can choose from. But let's just talk about, you know, some people think this is crazy
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because he has no coaching experience in the NFL at all But I will say this he coached a lot He coached youth football Try doing that sometime
52:35
He's coached high school football. Try doing that sometime. He's coached college at a very high level
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He and I coached together at the Under Armour All-American Game for 11 years
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I've seen him relate to the kids. When he starts teaching about defensive back technique, that kind of thing
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he's second to none. and the respect that he has from these kids, you can't believe it
52:57
So he wouldn't call the plays on offense or he wouldn't call defenses. He would manage the game
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He would be responsible, Rich, for the culture in that locker room. And I'm not saying it's bad
53:06
Mike McCarthy did a heck of a job. But when Prime is in charge, he wants a certain kind of a way with his young men
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to be respectful to women and to the game and to respect things
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And he teaches how to be a great human being. And this would be awesome, all right
53:23
If Jerry says, hey, you know what? He's one of our own. He's one of our stars
53:27
We are America's team. Heck, he might bring fans from all over the country. But a little different than in college because he doesn't have the same, hey, transfer portal
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86 guys came into Colorado. You don't have that in the NFL. You recruit some free agents once in a while
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Right. But I know that if he got the opportunity and they joined forces, this would be awesome to watch
53:46
He could do it. Who? Man. Mooch. Mariucci, you know how you call him
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Oh, my gosh. Texas Bucs, what's good with you? Jessica, appreciate you
53:59
James, so over it. Jay Versick Law told me Jimmy Johnson didn't have NFL experience before he coached the Cowboys
54:07
He definitely didn't. But I can tell you with Jimmy Johnson, he was very successful on the collegiate era
54:14
You know, with Miami, I mean, they won a few. how many championships titles that they won over there with Jimmy
54:21
And then he was still recruiting Troy. He was trying his best to get Troy
54:25
But he pretty much already knew of Michael Lurvin and these sorts of things
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And Jimmy was the ultimate motivator. Had an advanced degree in psychology
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And he's really was that driving force for the Cowboys to be able to get into the mindset of players, right
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And this is from Tony. Prime is just waiting for Jerry to pop the question, right
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And, yeah, two, I think he won two championships with the U
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Yeah, so regardless of all of this, Troy Aikman believes in a coach that can call the plays, right
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Jerry likes to go either or coach to call the plays or walk around coach
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So with Prime, he would be a, if he can't walk around
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he'll be a walk around coach, right? He would have a staff that will be assembled
55:37
So now I've seen some mixed philosophies. Andy Reid calls the plays
55:45
That's where he cut his teeth from, you know, Mark Holmgrens and all of that system and stuff like that
55:51
He learned from the greats, right? And he's a West Coast guy
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He cut his teeth with the Eagles, what have you, been through many
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One ring in Miami. Appreciate you, Rico. So it was one. So one ring over there
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Shout out to all of the, shout out to Twin Empire, you know
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Shout out to my brother from the same mother. Appreciate you, bro
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So the area of topic, if you want to call in, Twin, you know the number, right
56:22
Twin, call in. So I know you were talking to me about some Simon Croquettes, but call in 657-390-7391
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twin call call in man so so i can get your mind on prime and i can pick your mind also
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because that's where you he was texting me later later on y'all he was texting me about
56:42
about um about this whole thing about who they're gonna draft and what we're gonna do far as to pick
56:49
them show and these sorts but i was telling him now that we are with underdog it's pretty much
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you look at the stat line so but but neither here nor there um six five seven three nine oh seven
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three nine one uh bro hit me up hit me up yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah wait a minute uh let me see
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yo bro what up brody what's good with you man you finish eating what's cracking man Huh
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You finished eating? Man, come on, man. You know times we say our blessing when we bring our head to food gone
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You know that. Oh, yeah, shoot. Boy, you eat fast, bro. Shit. What up, bro
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How you doing? Ah, hey, God. Swallowed up. Hey, hey, God. Dang, boy
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It's too early in the morning. Crest stealing people's eyes over here, bro. So
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Oh, it's brunch time. My bad. It's brunch, man. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
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How y'all doing, man? What's cracking, man? How you feeling, man? You still hungover from the Super Bowl
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All year they've been asking for you. They've been asking for you all year
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What's where they at? Where have you been? Man, you know, I'm over here in the dungeon, man
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I had to dip off, man. Look, we both. I think it's the first time in, like, what, six years
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Both of them. I'm salty. Yeah, that's why I'm saying like Ben Tate right now, he's a front-runner eagle guy
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You know, he don't talk no much, but when they win, he's going to be all, hey, look at the eagle, look at the eagles
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Man, yeah, man, the eagles out here, they, whatever, we don't care about them old, sorry, dirty birds, man
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Hey, how do I sound on your end, man? Do I sound good? You sound good or I sound terrible to you
58:42
What was going on? You sound a little muffled. Muffled? Okay. you want to hang up and call back
58:49
I don't know if it's me or if it's you, but let me hang up and call you right back. Hang up and call right back
58:54
How do he sound to y'all, though? Do he sound clear? Yeah, he sound clear to you all
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Put a one in the chat. If I'm clear, I'm good now. I can rock with it. Oh, you can lean with it, rock with it? Okay
59:08
Yes, and so who's going to win tonight, man? What you got your money zone, bro
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Man, listen here, bro. I think the first game today is the KC versus what's it called, ain't it
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KC versus Texans. Yeah. Yeah, man, I think KC will go get that dug
59:33
I do feel like if the Texans had some more of their guys with them
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they could probably do some damage. but this team hasn't played in what, three weeks as far as the Kansas City Chiefs
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Man, you know how Andy Reid is coming off a bye week. I think they had enough time to not only get healthy
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but also get a little more creative with some of the guys that they got back
59:55
You know, they were injured as far as Hollywood Brown. You continue to implement D
59:59
You know, Travis Kelsey as an older veteran, he gets an extra two weeks to kind of get his body together
1:00:07
Right. And just with the mindset of what Andy Reid is able to do with Patrick Mahomes
1:00:11
I mean, we just can't sit here and negate the fact that they are the champions
1:00:16
of, you know, back-to-back Super Bowls. So as good as Houston played last week against the Chargers
1:00:24
this ain't that, you know what I mean? So I definitely believe KC should
1:00:28
they want to show a statement. Like, this is a statement game because everybody's talking about the Ravens
1:00:33
and the Bills and what's going on over there and the Lions scoring 67 points a game
1:00:39
Like, they still want to let people know, like, even though y'all are tired of us, y'all ain't done with us
1:00:43
And so I think KC has the ability to sit there and probably do a beat down of your neighbors, a.k.a. the Texans
1:00:53
Yeah, well, okay. And it looked like the Washington is favored less
1:01:01
and the Detroit 73% chance over the Washington at 27. Man, honestly, I think Washington had the opportunity to pull the upset
1:01:12
I think Jalen Daniels has shown that Dan Quinn and what's the guy's name
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Lincoln Riley, I believe. Is it Lincoln Riley? No, Cliff Kingsbury. Cliff
1:01:26
There you go. Kingsbury, my bad. I think they showed that he has the capability to be in full command of that offense
1:01:34
I think there's numbers showing that they ran no huddle or like a fast pace
1:01:39
more than 400 more times than any other team in the National Football League
1:01:43
this year as far as no huddle, hurry-up offense. And to me, that just shows the command that a rookie quarterback has
1:01:51
and the trust that the offense has in him as well. I think with the Lions defense being who they are, which is injured in a lot of areas
1:01:59
there comes a point in time where Daniel's legs would be a big, prominent role in this game
1:02:06
I do believe he just has the it factor to do something special today
1:02:10
So I think we may see him run for probably over 100 yards on the ground today
1:02:15
Mark my words, he can go for over 100. you know well well well well just to pull this up as hobbled and battered and bruised as the
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lines defense were uh they they still finish off in the league top five their number fifth
1:02:30
defense in the national football league and they're tied for second in offense so that put them first
1:02:37
overall and and i give you what you're saying is any given sunday or in this point any given
1:02:42
Saturday, right? And let me see what Washington is. JD from D.C., $19.99
1:02:48
Hold on, I got a super check. Hold on. Before Miami, Jimmy Johnson spent decades building experience at programs like Arkansas
1:02:56
and Oklahoma State. Comparing him to Deion Sanders isn't fair, as Deion's coaching path is
1:03:04
Hold on, I got JD from D.C. He was saying that Jimmy Johnson spent decades building experience in programs like Arkansas
1:03:11
or Oklahoma State. Comparing him to Deion is not fair. Deion's coaching path is much shorter
1:03:18
But, you know, all right, so before I go over those two things
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let me say this, though. Twin. What's cracking? Knowledge is never created nor destroyed
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It's like power, right? Power can't be created nor destroyed. It can only be transferred, right
1:03:40
For sure. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So when when people make the comparison, which is different, information is at its all time height height
1:03:51
But from a knowledge base, we can argue that kids that's born now are going to be in faster pace than those who are born who were born in the 50s
1:04:05
Maybe those who born in 1850, 1750. Correct. because they can they can use all type of knowledge because they is more is more accessible
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right so so i'm not comparing jimmy johnson to deon but the pathway is similar because of the fact
1:04:26
yes he may have gained and obtained knowledge as a player because he played at arkansas then he
1:04:33
picked up college at arkansas and then he did some things and work at oklahoma state and then
1:04:38
They ultimately won in Miami, and Miami wasn't like it was Jackson State
1:04:43
even during that time frame because of the recruits or what have you. And Miami, even at the time, not like it's Colorado
1:04:49
So what I'm saying is the total body of work of primetime
1:04:54
still supersedes Jimmy Johnson because of his ability to not only be a one-dimensional athlete
1:05:02
This dude was like a three- to four-dimensional athlete on top of the ability to play in the National Football League
1:05:09
to be able to have the wherewithal, not saying that just because you play you're going to be a better coach
1:05:14
because look at Michael Jordan and his decisions and look at other players who absolutely went to the coaching route
1:05:21
But there's some shape, form of knowledge that will be transferable from Deion Sanders to the players even to this current day
1:05:32
opposed to what Jimmy Johnson or any other coach would not be able to convey, right
1:05:39
For sure. I mean, you got to realize that it's hard to compare and contrast
1:05:44
because of the times that we're living in like you were just explaining. Also, Deion Sanders is not only a coach, but he's a father figure
1:05:53
He's a leader of men. He's a counselor. He's so many other things just besides a coach
1:05:59
and also not only that, he makes sure that he has a group of men around him
1:06:05
that will not only hold him accountable, but also they will hold other players accountable as well
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When you have a Warren staff on the coaching staff who's a Hall of Famer
1:06:15
who has 40 years of experience playing football, Jimmy Johnson came in there back in those days
1:06:22
The coaching staff was a lot smaller, a little more intimate. Nowadays you have the ability because you have the finances
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to have 15 people on your staff, you know, especially when you go to the NFL, you know
1:06:33
you have more resources as well. And so with Deion not only being who he is as a person
1:06:39
but then Deion having over 50 years of experience, well, 40 years of experience coaching and playing
1:06:45
we got to make sure that we take that into account. And especially with the social media time that we're living in
1:06:50
this man, like a perfect example is that he is at Colorado
1:06:54
this institution being a college for over 100-plus years, this was the first time ever they had everybody on their team with a 3.0 GPA
1:07:05
in 130-plus years in a well-established institution like Colorado. So that tells you that he has put people around him to not only motivate these individuals on the field
1:07:18
but also make sure that they have the tutors, the discipline, the organization needed to be successful students as well So when you see kids coming from the programs and going to the NFL most people know that Deion is one of their favorite players Like they already are bought in because of his presence
1:07:36
and then especially knowing how those guys over there at Colorado made NIL money
1:07:41
they know that they're going to get a lot more resources too as well
1:07:45
when it comes to what? Endorsements too. You think Dallas already know about endorsements
1:07:50
Now you figure you put prior time in there, things are only going to what
1:07:54
it's going to skyrocket. And so, like, those players know that Deion is going to not only teach you
1:07:59
how to be a man, but teach you how to be disciplined with your finances, teach you how to be a dog corner
1:08:04
You tell me Stephon Diggs, not Stephon Diggs, but Trayvon Diggs ain't looking like, man, I've been injured
1:08:09
I need to make sure I come back, make sure this injury don't happen to me again. You tell me I can learn from Deion
1:08:14
You tell me the other bland guy ain't saying, man, listen, here, let me make sure that Deion can come in the DB room and talk to me
1:08:22
You tell me he can't come in there and talk to Michael Parsons about what it was like playing with Charles Haley
1:08:27
playing with, like, Nate New. Like, you tell me, like, he can tell stories upon stories
1:08:32
Hey, man, I played with Ray Lewis. I saw how he prepared. I saw how he studied
1:08:37
Like, y'all got to realize it's more than just going out there and playing football
1:08:41
It's about encouraging these men to believe, to have a confidence. I believe
1:08:46
Deion ain't never like a confidence a day in his life. You see what I'm saying
1:08:52
And so, like, this is what we got to understand. It's more just than about, you know, just the football aspect
1:08:58
Right. It's about teaching these guys. It's the confidence aspect, man. I'm old enough to remember, man, that was this team, man, in 2021
1:09:08
This damn team walked in with a damn boom box. They walked into my stadium
1:09:14
They didn't take the shoes off. They was all on our couch, stomping all over our couch, man
1:09:22
And they were talking about bang-banging and nana-ganging and stuff like that
1:09:26
I can't stand that damn team. You heard of that in 2021
1:09:33
But it was confidence. It was confidence, though. They came in with confidence
1:09:39
And that's one of the things. The Cowboys have been docile for the last 30 years
1:09:45
Man, we haven't had no confidence walking into a situation even when we had the most weapons
1:09:53
In 2007, dog, we finished the season 13-3. We should have been walking in there bow-legged saying, yeah, the Giants, whoo, you know, we should have walked in there
1:10:05
Look, how much confidence do you have, twin? It says here in the good book, it says enter the throne boldly with grace and mercy
1:10:14
Are you going to walk in there timid and say, yeah, I know you're the creator
1:10:19
and I don't belong to you? Or are you going to walk in there boldly like, man, God, this is my refrigerator too
1:10:25
You know what I'm saying? How are you going to walk into your daddy's house, your father's house
1:10:31
How are you going to walk in? Are you going to enter there timid or are you going to enter there with all of the confidence that's possible
1:10:40
Hey, a perfect example. Again, watch all this things sign in. Shazul Shandler is right here
1:10:45
How do you think that boy would walk out there on that football field? Full of confidence
1:10:50
Full of confidence. Not just because they are talented players who did the work
1:10:55
who continue to hone in their skills, but also they know their daddy is who
1:10:59
Prime time, you understand? You see what I'm saying? And so they're oozing this amount of confidence that a lot of players
1:11:06
are not able to even do. And so you can only imagine what that does for men in the national football
1:11:11
I know they get money, they get paid. Deion can tell them about all those experiences as well because guess what
1:11:17
He lived that. And not only did he live that, he's prepping not only his son
1:11:22
but the Heisman Trophy winner. If you look at Travis Hunter, before 2017, the man was missing a tooth
1:11:32
He didn't ever have a haircut. He was looking deranged and strange like he was on Stranger Things
1:11:38
You see what I'm saying? But that man got with primetime Deion Tyler
1:11:42
He's going to talk something in that boy. He's got something in him
1:11:47
Hey, twin, that brother's so confident that he can pull up with his squeeze to the nightclub and say
1:11:53
Baby, go inside, shake a tail feather. I'll be out here waiting for you
1:12:00
That boy's confident like a boy. That's a lot of confidence. Boy, hey, I don't know about that confidence
1:12:11
That's too much confidence Hey girl, get low That's a lot of confidence
1:12:25
Hey baby, get low Get low to the window, to the wall
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To the sweat I'm in the condo baby I can watch you from afar
1:12:37
I don't drink, I don't smoke He said, I believe
1:13:08
I believe. I got so much confidence. I can be in the car and she going to come back, yeah, no
1:13:15
smelling like another man's cologne. Baby, why you smelling like rubber? She going to bring me all the money
1:13:26
She going to bring me all of it. She going to bring me all of it. Oh, my gosh, man
1:13:32
J.D. from DC says, Jimmy started coaching college in 1965 and didn't become a head coach until 1979 at Oklahoma State
1:13:44
That's 14 years of experience. Let's pump the brakes compared him to Deion Sanders
1:13:49
Now, I appreciate the money, you know, J.D. Yeah, we really appreciate the money at the end of the day
1:13:56
Take the money out. Take the money out. All of it. Come on. Come on
1:14:00
Come on. Come on, J.D. Come on. Hey, twin. I don't think he's getting the point here
1:14:10
You know what I'm saying? Jimmy Johnson. I don't think he's getting the point
1:14:14
In 1965, Martin Luther King was still alive, man. He about to get up out the door just now, man
1:14:21
That's how long ago that was, man. We were still fighting for civil rights back then, bro
1:14:26
We got to realize time has been accelerated. You know what I'm saying? A lot of things have changed
1:14:30
You know, like back then you could buy your gas tanker for $15 back then
1:14:38
You know what I'm saying? No, shoot, $0.15 a gallon, $0.10 a gallon
1:14:42
Yeah. And that's no knock on Jimmy. And someone said in the chat, like, what if D.L. comes and he bombs
1:14:49
And he don't make the – I mean, that's the risk you have to take. You know what I'm saying
1:14:53
Like with no risk no war And we used to play all the time Hey scared money make no money You see what I saying And so if what you been doing hasn ripped you the benefits of what you
1:15:06
looking for, which is just an NFC championship game, if Deion even does that
1:15:11
that's more than what the Dallas Cowboys have seen in over 30 years. You see what I'm saying
1:15:15
Well, yeah, yeah. It's kind of like, yeah. It's kind of like we're successful now
1:15:23
Are we successful? I know you're a 49er guy, but it's kind of like saying
1:15:28
no, let's continue to do the same thing again because we're successful now
1:15:32
We are not successful now. But we've seen success that this guy was able to do for an organization
1:15:39
and a team that haven't done it in 130 years. Look, I don't think that people fail to realize is that you went to Jackson State
1:15:50
I went to Jackson State. without the ESPN ain't stopping by Jackson State, dog
1:15:56
Ain't stopping by. P.O. ain't stopping by. T.O. ain't stopping by. The Wain and the Rock of Justin ain't stopping by
1:16:03
The Migos. Yeah. The Amigos. And the Migos, like, they ain't stopping by
1:16:07
All of them. You know what I'm saying? Ain't no bad and boozy. Ain't none of that
1:16:11
Ain't no little boozy. Like, you got to realize you bring in revenue
1:16:16
You bring in star. Like, dude, there's so much more that happens
1:16:21
You know what I'm saying? And so you got to, like, those guys are looking for that
1:16:25
because this generation growing up with social media in their hands and growing up with their favorite players
1:16:32
a tweet away from retweeting them and being known and seen. Like, Jimmy Johnson didn't have to go through those situations
1:16:39
when he was coming up throughout the rank. And so we're not, again, this is not to diminish what Jimmy has done at all
1:16:46
We're just saying that the times has shifted. and what you got to do is shift with the time
1:16:51
Now, the whole argument, you might need prime time. Yeah, yeah, prime time for your mind
1:16:58
I saw that. I saw that. But the only difference is I would get J.D.'s argument if we saying that
1:17:07
if it's Jimmy Johnson versus prime, give me Jimmy Johnson. I'll still take prime on the side, but give me Jimmy Johnson to coach this team
1:17:16
But Jimmy Johnson ain't coaching this team. You only can deal with the hand that you dealt with
1:17:22
Right now when you're looking at the suitors who are able to come in again
1:17:27
we've got to realize we're dealing with Jerry Jones. You've got to have somebody with the confidence of a Deion Sanders
1:17:36
to go above and beyond with the media that has already become comfortable with Jerry Jones
1:17:42
and say, can this person in light be as bright as Jerry Jones
1:17:47
and Deion is probably the only one who Jerry would trust because everybody knows that they're looking for who
1:17:53
Jerry Jones to move out the way. Well, guess what? He ain't moving out the way
1:17:58
That man drinking Dracula's blood. He ain't going nowhere. And so if he ain't going nowhere
1:18:04
Hey, you good with time and everything, bro? Because I know you don't got no items or anything
1:18:09
You good? I can let Lady Jessica on with you. No, we're good, man. All right, so I got
1:18:13
We Gucci. You good? All right, so come on. I got a co-host today. You just can't see him
1:18:18
Ventriloquist twin. All right. So, yes, indeed. All right. Let me guess
1:18:24
I got some people that jumped in over here. I got Lady Jessica from the 903
1:18:30
You're live on the nation with twin and law. Law twin. Twin, get out of my head, bro
1:18:37
You are saying everything that I've been thinking, bro. Come on, bro
1:18:42
Keep preaching. You're saying everything that I'm thinking, bro. that we get this man up in here
1:18:48
this all year man we got to get this man it ain't no
1:18:53
it's gonna be between boy and him it's gonna be prime time man
1:18:58
this is all time man I know I saw this in a dream
1:19:02
and I know I was thinking it was the year that I found
1:19:05
it gonna happen man law this got to be all year bro
1:19:11
we got to be getting this man and this man like Twinsay
1:19:15
He been up on the Jimmy Johnson wing. He know. All these players know that they've been on the Jimmy
1:19:23
Just like you said, this man got struck in his life because of Mr. Jimmy Johnson
1:19:29
Emmitt Smith done went far because of Jimmy Johnson. Michael Irvin because of Jimmy Johnson
1:19:35
Everybody that played under this man has been toured in their life
1:19:40
Those players might have got in trouble. But look how they got out of trouble, and look how far they still don't come
1:19:46
Look at what they just tried to do to our friend Mike. And look what Mike does
1:19:50
They had to apologize because they know that man didn't do that
1:19:55
It's on video, and it was witness there. Man, come on. He said out of the mouth of how many witnesses were in the word
1:20:04
Y'all better come on, man. Come on, man. Without a man down, bro, like he said, man
1:20:11
Come on with him. money you want more money you got to try you got to put in time come on
1:20:18
and listen here can you hear the the just the energy from this right yeah can you
1:20:38
imagine the millions of other fans in texas yeah that's trying type of energy jerry cannot sit there
1:20:47
and combat that because see that much energy coming from black white mexican latino puerto
1:20:56
rican like asians like bro you talking about galvanizing the state of texas come on with
1:21:04
United States? It's a no-brainer, man. Yeah, it's a no-brainer. Let me get my guy on from the 305 twin
1:21:14
He going to be live with the Law Twin Show, baby. You're live from the 305
1:21:19
What's good? You got a co-host now? Man, I got my brother from the same mother, man, in the building, man
1:21:26
He was eating some Simon Croquette with some damn syrup. and I hope he didn't use no fork or knife or anything like that, Twins
1:21:34
You didn't use that, didn't you? Use your broad hand, naked hand, naked hand with the biscuit
1:21:40
It made me want a Simon Coke cat. Come on with it. Bro, did she make some homemade biscuits
1:21:46
Did she make some homemade biscuits? Or did she put one of them things, the flakes
1:21:50
What did she do? Homemade, baby. Listen here. Wow. Man, you know, we come in
1:21:56
We don't need no utensils. We using straight hands. All hands teams
1:21:59
like we trying to catch an onside kick, baby. 305, you know about that
1:22:03
You know about some Simon Crow cats, man? Oh, no, I don't eat the Simon, man
1:22:08
I don't eat no Simon, man. I'm allergic to the kids. Damn, how you get your Omega 3s and stuff, man
1:22:14
What the hell, dog? Come on, man. How you get your fatty ass
1:22:18
How you get your fatty ass? You got hair on your head? What's going on
1:22:23
Of course, man. Of course of course I ain that old man I get my vitamin in All those things like that Okay we just checking on your health man
1:22:35
I got to substitute the meat, man. Okay. That meat bad for you, man
1:22:39
Okay, okay. You vegan. Vegan 305. No, no, no, I'm vegan. I'm a fake vegan
1:22:43
I'm a fake vegan, man. Okay, all right. I eat certain meats, man. Oh, you, okay. I eat, like, goat and sheep and beef
1:22:50
I don't eat chicken or nothing like that. Okay. I eat only certain meats. Only certain meats
1:22:54
Okay, all right. What you got for us today, man? Well, thank you for taking the call, man
1:23:00
Everything that Trim been saying, man, I totally agree, man. Like, it's time, man
1:23:05
We not playing with Jerry this year. We not playing with Jerry no more, especially this generation, man
1:23:10
We know who we want. We know who we need. And just like you and boss and sports and everybody saying, bro
1:23:17
since this is a generation of the Internet and this is a generation of social media, we're going to put that press on with Jerry
1:23:22
You know what I'm saying? We gonna show him like, hey, yo, we don't want no Kelly Boyd
1:23:27
No more. We don't want no Jason Garrett son. You might have said that Jason Garrett son
1:23:33
We don't want him. We don't want him. You get what I'm saying? We don't want him
1:23:37
So until you do right above us, man, I think we gonna put that pressure on. We gonna make a bunch of dumb and dumb shirts like Mark
1:23:46
You know what I'm saying? We gonna do everything in our power to get Deion here, man
1:23:50
because we know it's right. It's the right fit. It's time, man. It's time. I'm glad that you showed that little commercial to the old commercial in the 90s
1:23:58
where they had a commercial with him and Jimmy. I'm glad you showed something like that because it showed you, like, man
1:24:05
I believe Jerry wanted him. I believe it's just a front office of Stephen A
1:24:11
Yeah, Stephen going to be the problem, though, when you have two masters
1:24:16
Twain, let him know. You can't have two masters, right? Hey, man, listen here
1:24:20
A double-minded man is on the fence like Mr. Feeney. You see what I'm saying
1:24:24
You cannot go forward with that type of mentality. You're going to have to pick a side
1:24:29
You see what I'm saying? And Jerry is going to have to realize that you're going to have to go with
1:24:34
prime because at the end of the day, if you are stuck, what's up, my guy
1:24:38
What did you want to say? No, no, I'm going to say, like
1:24:41
if you're going to be stuck in the same mentality that you've been in for the last 30 years, what's insanity
1:24:46
We already know. Continue to do the same old thing over and over and over. again expecting what a different result and that's not what you guys want you know what i mean and
1:24:55
again social media people sometimes hate on it but you guys are the content creators the fans
1:25:01
yeah y'all we new media y'all have a voice yeah you see what i'm saying yeah absolutely
1:25:06
a lot of been on one though a lot been on one especially yesterday when he was on one i think
1:25:10
he woke up like man i'm tired of this man he was on one yesterday he was in avy avy video you can
1:25:16
fine. Maybe, maybe, um, my God, I'm not at work y'all guys. No, no, no, that's good
1:25:22
Fine, man. You, you, you, you know, you, you can see, man, it's just right, man. It's
1:25:26
the right timing, man. Just like his son said, man, he got a song called Perfect Timing
1:25:30
It's a perfect timing, man. No doubt. I think, I think he's really trying to convince Steven
1:25:36
and the front office is like, man, we need to get this done. No doubt, man. We're going
1:25:40
to lose our fan base. We're going to lose, we're going to lose that momentum, man. I
1:25:44
I know we the richest team. I know we the most dominant team when it comes to media and marketing, man
1:25:50
But it's time to win, man. It's time to, man. It's time, man
1:25:54
You know what it is to have Philly fans in your household
1:25:58
and they right there in the playoffs and you can't talk trash. Shoot, we can't
1:26:02
We can't. Ain't the right twin. We can't talk nothing, man, because of Bente right now
1:26:07
Shoot, Eagles fans are the worst. Yeah. Look, Brody, even with that, man, think about this
1:26:13
This is how powerful Deion Sanders is, right? I don't like the Eagles either, but if you look at the Eagles fan base
1:26:20
this is a guy by the name of Gilly the Kid, a million dollars worth of games
1:26:25
His Eagles fandom now is bringing him a whole other fan base
1:26:32
But you know who was on that show? You know who was visiting Deion Sanders in Colorado
1:26:37
Gilly the Kid. Don't you know? Gilly and Wallow. Oh, my God
1:26:43
If Prime come here, that stuff would be crazy. That would be crazy, bro
1:26:49
Hey, 305, man. I appreciate you, bro. Man, no problem, man. Thank you a lot for taking the call, man
1:26:55
Thank you, man. Thank you, man. Y'all on point. We not playing this year
1:26:59
If we got a boy talking, like I said, make T-shirts, signs, we going to do it because we not playing with Jerry this year, man
1:27:05
Thank y'all for taking the call, man. No doubt. Hey, twin. For sure, man. Shoot, boy, we rolling really good
1:27:11
Let me see. what dates are you are available man to do a show like law twin show i can get it i can literally
1:27:17
create the graphic and everything is it monday hey what up uh man listen just saturday i know okay on tuesday no monday monday's friday and uh saturday i'm i'm
1:27:34
well i'm open you know of course sunday you know monday come on man we're monday monday i'm good
1:27:40
I always, money, I'm always free. You know what I'm saying? I know that's fine for me, man
1:27:45
And whatever way I can make a way. You know what I'm saying? Okay, you just got to keep, yeah, yeah, yeah
1:27:50
You got to get that time. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I know the audience, that way, that opened me up to talk about everything
1:27:56
Yeah, yeah, but. My man said right here, bring back the Bearded Bro show
1:28:00
Yo, Bearded Bro, the long twin show, the Bearded Bro. Somebody said bring back the evil twin
1:28:04
Well, God damn it. I'm like, I'm here. No, no, no. I used to do that video
1:28:09
I used to do that video with me talking to myself, you know what I'm saying
1:28:17
I'm tapping into the fifth dimension, you know, and I'm talking to myself
1:28:21
Okay, so you talk to your shadow, the fifth dimension. Yeah, yeah, the evil twin. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
1:28:25
Yeah, my let's not go there, though. But neither here nor there, there were reports, man
1:28:31
that Ashton Gentry said Frank Gore reached out to him, and he's lobbying for the 49ers to draft Ashton Gentry
1:28:39
Have you seen Gentry's tape? Have you looked at the kid? Have you saw what he was able to do at Boise and stuff like that
1:28:47
Man, I've seen him. He's an awesome running back, man. He had skills for days, but I don't think he'll be there in that first round
1:28:58
Or even if he is, honestly, guys, that's not the position that we need to really take care of right now
1:29:04
We need trench help like never before. for, we really need to develop our defensive line and our offensive line, man
1:29:12
We have had, I think, five running backs to lead us in rushing in the eight years that
1:29:18
Kyle Shanahan has been our head coach. And so running the ball hasn't been our issue
1:29:23
It's just protecting our quarterback and making sure that we put pressure on the opposing
1:29:28
team quarterback that we have had issue within the last couple of years. And so I think we really need to make sure we focus on building up the trenches
1:29:35
Again, if you look at the Philadelphia Eagles, they have a wonderful offensive line
1:29:41
You look at the other teams in the playoffs that are playing right now, the Bills
1:29:45
Everybody talks about Josh Allen, but he has a wonderful offensive line
1:29:50
You need the trenches to work. Same thing with the Rams. They got a young defensive line, but that defensive line is putting pressure on opposing teams as well. Yeah
1:29:59
We have to be able to create some type of tension in that doggone middle space
1:30:05
to be able to get back to where we once was. So, yeah, that's what I think we need to look into
1:30:10
No doubt. I got Jay Versick says, Twan, how is Super Chat, too
1:30:14
So when they send that Super Chat, I got me a new drop over here. Take my money out, all of it
1:30:21
Come on! Come on. Wasting my time now, come on! Come on
1:30:26
Come on! He says twin, how's Golden State Is doing right now
1:30:30
And where you think I got that damn dropped from bro I don't even know man
1:30:36
Wow, wait a minute, listen again Take the money out, all of it
1:30:41
Come on Oh yeah, that's my time now, come on Tell me what that's going to be, bro Yeah
1:30:47
For a moment I'm about to take your movie card You know what I'm saying
1:30:53
You're supposed to be a movie guy, man, movie boss. You know what I'm saying
1:31:00
I had to hear it again. Once I heard it again, like, wait a minute. I know that scene
1:31:04
My man Simeon was over there. Hippopotamus shit. Prince Akeem was over there unscrewing that guy
1:31:12
He said, wait a second. He said, I'll have to thrash you
1:31:21
But, yeah, what's going on with Golden State, man? What's going on with them, man
1:31:26
Hey, man, listen here, man. We're in the middle of a transition, man. We still got Steph Curry, but unfortunately, man, time is ��
1:31:33
Father time is undefeated. We're trying to see if we're going to stay with just being a middle-tier team
1:31:39
or we're going to sit there and push our chips in and try to make a big trade
1:31:43
But sometimes if you don't have the surrounding pieces there, even if you make a big trade, you kind of can know if your team have enough
1:31:50
ammunition to go forth and win the big one. So right now, I don't think we have that
1:31:54
So we're going to just stay afloat. We got a young guy by the name of John Nick Kaminga who's coming on
1:31:59
Man, let me pause you right quick, bro. Shame. Shame. Bro. Shame
1:32:08
Let me tell you something. Our brother from another mother, Jay Burstick, said he never seen coming to America, bro
1:32:16
Oh, Lord. Lord. Let me go back to the phone lines, man
1:32:21
I got 915, man. You're live on the nation, man. What's good
1:32:27
What's good? What's up, Law? What's good with it? Nothing much, man
1:32:31
We got Twin with us in the building, too, man. What's good with you, bro? Twin, what's going on, man
1:32:36
How did you not know that that was from coming to America? What's with these people
1:32:40
Oh, no, wait, wait. I do, man. Hold on. I knew, but a lot
1:32:44
It took you that long? No, a lot was going on in front of me, man. So once I had to listen, I ain't going to lie
1:32:49
At first, I didn't even listen. I tune in, I'm like, okay, I know what that is. Hey, listen here
1:32:55
Hey, hey, just know this. Even a pimp drop a dime sometime, okay
1:33:01
That's a good one. I love it. I love it. No, come on, man
1:33:06
All these people. Who are these people in the chat? They don't know coming to him. Jay Versick, man
1:33:10
Look, look, look. Jay Versick, man. He better be born in like 05 or something, you know
1:33:16
No, Jay Versick. Jay Versick, my guy, you know? I've been around far too long
1:33:21
Winning you so many Coming to America quotes and so on Come on Jay
1:33:27
Oh my goodness Oh my goodness But go ahead man What you got for the 915
1:33:35
What's good bro Not much It's been a minute I don't know
1:33:41
I'm just I have no idea What's going on Like with these
1:33:45
These candidates Obviously Prime would be awesome as far as head coach
1:33:52
That would probably be my favorite. A lot of people are talking about Aaron Glenn
1:33:57
I'm not sure how much weight that holds. Probably the obvious choice is probably Helen Moore, most likely
1:34:05
which I know isn't what everybody wants to hear, but most likely the way this runoff operates
1:34:12
that's probably going to be the obvious choice with Witten on the back. I'm not sure, man
1:34:18
I think the way we've gone out in the playoffs the last few years
1:34:24
the way last year went, which is no surprise, I knew that
1:34:29
I called it. I was just like, dude, this is not going to go well at all
1:34:34
I just come to the realization that I don't think it doesn't matter who comes in
1:34:40
who they bring in. I just don't think we're ever going to win a Super Bowl ever. Damn
1:34:48
I apologize. I know I'm not, I'm trying, I know that there's a lot of fans out there that, you know, there's always next year, there's always hope, but God, man, I just don't see it
1:34:59
And then, I don't know, I mean, if I doubt this happens, but let's just say Washington wins today, right
1:35:07
Right? Is it Washington versus Detroit? Right? Yeah. Today? Yeah, yeah, tonight, yeah
1:35:14
Let's just say they win tonight, right? But that leaves us at the bottom
1:35:19
Oh, my gosh, man. As the only team that has not reached the NFC Championship game
1:35:26
since that last Super Bowl. Man, I appreciate it for the 9-1-5, man
1:35:30
Come on, man. I appreciate it, bro. Yeah, oh, my gosh, man
1:35:34
Twain, he took me out, man. Take me to the king. You know what I'm saying
1:35:40
He took me out, bro. Oh, my gosh, man. Oh, my gosh, man
1:35:47
He killed me, man. But I wouldn't be able to live with that, man
1:35:51
That's why I'm rooting for that. That's Sylvia and Blue tonight. They better not let me. They better not
1:35:55
They better not. They better not, man. You know what I mean
1:35:59
Let me down. Come on. Come on, Sylvia and Blue. They can't do me like that, huh
1:36:09
Bro, I can't take it. I mean, you know, but I get what he's saying. He's spitting the truth
1:36:13
but that's why we're trying to that's why we are banging on the table for something
1:36:17
different it's been more the same the Chang Galey the Dave Campo Bill Parcells was good
1:36:24
for us then the Wade Phillips the Jason Garrett bro I know you
1:36:28
you know Jason Garrett you seen me folded up like a wallet after some
1:36:33
games man all up under the table crying and carrying on because my Cowboys the loss you know but Yeah
1:36:42
Man, it's just, come on, man. Let's don't take us two down, you know
1:36:49
No, you for real, because you don't want to go down the dumpster. You still want to be able to be a viable, you know, team
1:36:54
But, and by the end, you know, will PP, Pridentine, he won't let that happen
1:37:01
Yeah. He won't let it happen, man. He won't let us down, man
1:37:05
Let's get the... I got the 601, but I got Darius who right in front of him
1:37:14
So we're going to get Darius and Bantu next. But my guy Darius from the 214 all debts are paid in full bro Did you get it Did you get it Man I got it man That damn cash out there I got to pay for it JT Taylor I appreciate you
1:37:36
I appreciate doing business with you. A. Lou, I appreciate doing business with you
1:37:41
I just had to take advantage of your dead Quinn bias, you know
1:37:49
because I know I did. Hold on, Darryl. Let me give twin the back story
1:37:54
twin what's up my god darius he had called in and said he's betting anybody 100 straight up
1:38:05
no spread none of that stuff straight up that the washington will beat bucks you know
1:38:10
but before that time frame you know we had a little call in put some bets and waivers down
1:38:18
jt taylor and a few other facts a few other cats called in bro but you know what the other factor
1:38:23
was. You saw that game, Twin? Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. That brother Darius probably was
1:38:31
sweating like Art Kelly at an all-girls camp before that damn fumble
1:38:37
by a doggone Baker Mayfield. Did you see that? Oh, for sure. Yeah, you was sweating
1:38:43
a little bit. You was sweating a little bit, Darius. Man, I was
1:38:47
glued to the TV. Bruh, I was glued to the TV. I'm like
1:38:53
damn, but I know my dog, my dog, Dan Quinn is going to go out like this. He's a Dan Quinn fan over here
1:39:00
Yeah, because I feel like, I feel like the Cowboys fans did my, did my dog Dan Quinn wrong. You know what I'm saying
1:39:06
They didn't, they didn't give him enough credit. Like they gave all Mike McCarthy out at 12 and five credit
1:39:11
but they didn't give none of it to my dog Dan Quinn. So I'm, I want
1:39:15
wherever Dan Quinn went, you know, I hate that it was Washington, but wherever he went, I was going to, you know, root for, you know
1:39:22
him to do well. So no matter where he went, I was going to be like, damn, I want to rub
1:39:26
that in Cowboy's face that you made the wrong decision and all the people that felt like it was his fault
1:39:33
But since I got you here, twin, what I wanted to ask you was
1:39:36
number one, when y'all going to continue to do the Law and the
1:39:40
Twin show, that's number one, and then number two, if y'all want to
1:39:44
release Kyle Shanahan, please send him my way. And I want to know, what is your bright wit
1:39:50
Kyle Shanahan? Oh! Okay. All right. Well, he's probably going to go nowhere for the next two years, for sure, for sure
1:39:58
But my gripe with him is that he has the capability to be a really good coach
1:40:04
But my thing is this. Being a really good coach and then going to the playoffs
1:40:09
where you've got to play against a guy like the Patrick Mahomes of the world, you've got to play against, hypothetically speaking
1:40:16
if Patrick's not there, the Josh Allens, the Lamar Jackson, and so on and so forth
1:40:22
the 49ers don't have a good track record against the AFC powerhouses
1:40:26
because they bring a different dynamic that the NFC don't necessarily bring
1:40:32
And so when you know that as a head coach over the last six years
1:40:36
you have to be a little more innovative. You have to be a little more, you have to have a little more gumption to go for a fourth down and three
1:40:43
You have to go for a fake field goal. You have to go for a fake punt. You have to have the willingness to be risky, you know what I'm saying
1:40:52
to beat certain teams. And so for Kyle, Kyle is a control freak
1:40:56
He has to make sure that if he has a game plan prior to the game
1:41:01
he's not good at adjusting to something different if the defense shows him
1:41:06
You see what I'm saying? He feels like he's the smartest man in the room. But Twain, this is what I'm going to get at you with, bro
1:41:14
because you switched up your argument, man, because the first Super Bowl y'all was at versus the damn Kansas City Chiefs
1:41:22
You said that y'all would have won that game if you didn't have Jimmy Garoppolo
1:41:26
if you had Dak Prescott. I remember that vividly, right? And then it's my turn
1:41:34
It's my turn. You know what I'm saying? It's my turn to talk about this one, though
1:41:39
Fast forward and then you can fill in, twin. But the last time, you guys were nine yards away from winning the Super Bowl
1:41:46
this past Super Bowl, and you said vividly that this guy, Brock Purdy
1:41:52
is better than Dak or you would take Brock Purdy over Dak, right
1:41:57
Did you say that, yes or no? You said that, right? And you're not stuttering, you're not stopping now
1:42:02
So if that's the case in the scenario, by y'all being nine yards away
1:42:08
from winning the Super Bowl versus the Kansas City Chiefs, Once again, and if you did, I guess Brock Purdy
1:42:15
who's better than Dak Prescott in your opinion, now do you pay him $60 million
1:42:20
Because that's the next question in line there, twin. What you do now
1:42:24
Because you said that you probably was a quarterback away from winning two
1:42:28
Super Bowls, if that the case, right? For sure. And, again, I still feel the same way
1:42:36
but we got to realize context doesn't matter. But in 2019, I got to go with what I know
1:42:42
Okay. In 2019, Dak Prescott, he played pretty good, I believe, right
1:42:48
Yeah, yeah, yeah. What was y'all record in 2019? Eight and eight. Y'all was eight and eight
1:42:53
But hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. Let me pull up. While you're talking about that, I'm going to pull up his stats in 2019 for the B-faction
1:43:00
Okay, so I think he went for like, even though y'all was eight and eight, I think he threw for about what, 30 or something like that
1:43:06
Boy, he had some good numbers. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You know what I mean
1:43:10
He has some good numbers. You know what I'm saying? Let me see what he has. But knowing that he has some good numbers, I think back in those days
1:43:15
even though he didn't run the ball a lot, he still had the capabilities to run the ball
1:43:20
And I believe with Jimmy Garoppolo being hindered by his injury, not trusting his leg in that Super Bowl
1:43:28
we saw what Patrick Mahomes did when he was what? Let me throw these in here
1:43:33
He had 30 touchdowns by air, and he had three touchdowns on the ground
1:43:39
So 33 touchdowns, 4,900 yards, and 11 interceptions. Go ahead. So wonderful stuff, but what I'm saying is Jimmy G's inability to be able to run the ball
1:43:53
as far as running, really happened to us in that game. And so I thought that if somebody like that had got a younger guy at that time
1:44:01
he was still mobile if needed to be. In a Kyle Shanahan offense, I thought his mobility would have been one of his strengths
1:44:09
so that when we were kind of caught in certain situations where the defense
1:44:13
turned against us and Kyle Shanahan went away from the running game
1:44:18
and he went past him in the second half, a quarterback having the ability to use his legs to extend plays
1:44:26
would have helped us out immensely. And we see that today in this football league
1:44:31
Because of how the field is spread, when you do have a quarterback who can run the ball just ever so small
1:44:40
you know what I'm saying, it helps you out. And so that's what I believe that could have done way better than Jimmy G
1:44:45
which was extending the game during that time in the Super Bowl, which would have been very helpful for us
1:44:52
Can I say something, Mark? Go ahead. Go ahead. Darius want to interject right quick Twain What you got You do realize Twain that Brock Purdy is average right He average And I personally feel like the reason why y haven won a Super Bowl
1:45:08
with Brock Purdy is because he's average. I do feel like if y'all had a James Daniels type player
1:45:14
then y'all would have definitely won a Super Bowl. That you say what
1:45:21
I agree with you. I agree because, again, when you have somebody like a Jay McDaniels
1:45:26
I was talking to my brother about this earlier. Do y'all not know that he has ran the no huddle or the fast-paced offense
1:45:34
more than any other quarterback in the National Football League by at least 400 snaps
1:45:40
I heard you say that. That means that the offensive coordinator has a trust in this guy's poise
1:45:46
in this guy's ability to read the defense, and to be able to give them the confidence to say that I trust you
1:45:53
And that's the difference between somebody like Kyle Shanahan. Kyle is smart
1:45:57
He does know how to design plays, but sometimes you need your player to do what
1:46:04
Be a player. Go out there and make something out of nothing
1:46:08
And so when Kyle Shanahan, he kind of put the clamps at times on the individual
1:46:13
which therefore sometimes suppresses your what? Your potential or your talent. And when you go against a guy like the Patrick Mahomes of the world
1:46:21
or the Lamar Jacksons or the – So y'all two right now, based off of the sample size of the first year
1:46:32
of Jaden Daniels, y'all putting him ahead of Brock Purdy and Dak Prescott
1:46:37
Yes or no? Y'all two right now. I got a – I'm not going to count long, and I'm going to go ahead and say it
1:46:45
Because Jaden Daniels is a rookie, and I'm looking at, just from the eye section
1:46:49
I'm looking at what I'm looking at, I'm definitely putting Jaden ahead of that. Be personal
1:46:54
What about you, Twins? Speak now. Forever hold your peace. He got five or six fourth quarter comebacks in the last three minutes
1:47:03
Man, y'all do. Well, what's the damn difference between his stat line and Caleb Williams' stat line
1:47:10
Jaden Daniels and Caleb Williams got the same stat line. What's the difference
1:47:13
What do you do in the last couple of moments to go forth and prepare your team to victory
1:47:23
Man! Oh my gosh, man. Bro, hold on. We know that we can look at a 400-yard passer
1:47:32
but then we can look in the context of a game. When was this 400-yard game
1:47:37
What was your stats from the first quarter to the third quarter? But then what did you do for what in the fourth quarter
1:47:42
What's your quarterback rating? fourth quarter, do you throw more touchdowns and interceptions
1:47:47
Man, nobody even know who the offensive coordinator was for the Chicago Bears
1:47:52
Everybody know Cliff Kingsbury used to be a head coach. So coaching do matters too
1:47:57
Is that a point? It was a dude Brown. His last name was Brown
1:48:02
Tom Brown or Mike Brown, something like that. But then also you got to have offensive coordinators realize that, you know what
1:48:08
that boy's special. I'm okay, but he's special. Guess what? Go be special
1:48:13
That's a smart coach. They won the game because of J.N. in that playoff game
1:48:21
For sure. And he got me, you, and my man out there in the skill position
1:48:26
Well, he don't got nobody. He don't got a receiver, Corcoran. He don't got nobody
1:48:30
He got a majority of everybody else. I'm done, love. All right, man
1:48:35
Appreciate you calling in, Darius. We're going to let my guy from the Mississippi in there
1:48:40
Then we got Mike Sanders. Y'all okay with the flow of the show? I thank everybody for tuning in and being part of it
1:48:46
All right, so I'm looking at it right now. I'm looking at the comparisons
1:48:50
And I know comparison could be the thief of all joy, bro. You know what I'm saying
1:48:54
And it can really distort and change people's minds to the wrong way
1:48:59
And granted, completion percentages is way up high on Jaden Daniels. I mean, God damn
1:49:05
He finished the season almost with 72%. That's crazy work right there
1:49:11
And, yeah. We're going to win the game. Yeah. And he's the leader of Russia, bro
1:49:15
I mean, yeah, to that degree. All right, so Jaden Daniels, he was 12-5
1:49:22
Of course, Caleb with the fingernails being painted was 5-12. No shade at the painted fingernails
1:49:30
But completion percentage, 69%. Caleb Weir was 62. They both had 3,500 yards
1:49:38
He averaged more, 7.4, opposed to 6.3. both average passing yards per game was at 209
1:49:47
Caleb Williams went through for six interceptions, Jaden Daniels nine, rushing 891 for Jaden Daniels, 489 for Caleb
1:49:57
But the numbers are very much so similar outside of the fact of completion
1:50:02
percentage and these sorts of things. What's your thoughts on that? And I know that we can talk about this here and there
1:50:11
but what's your thoughts on the difference between the two? Well, it's understanding that I think the Washington went for it on fourth down
1:50:18
more so than almost any other team, probably than the Lions. So that completion percentage gives you an extra down
1:50:26
It extends the opportunity to go down there and score. And so when you have that in play, it's like playing on Madden back in the day
1:50:34
Instead of you getting three downs, I got four opportunities. And with a young quarterback who's given the chance to say
1:50:40
And not only do I say go for it on fourth down, you can even go for a hurry up
1:50:45
If you see something, if they're down, you like the way the defense is looking
1:50:49
I put the decision in your hands or I say, hey, I think I can entrust you to make the correct decision if we hurry up
1:50:58
keep the defense on the field the way that they're looking because I like what the defensive scheme is looking like right now
1:51:03
and I trust my quarterback to go out here and make the right play. that helps you become 12 and 5
1:51:09
instead of 5 and 12 it's the understanding that he has the smart
1:51:13
the wherewithal and the ability to yze in a quick span to make the correct
1:51:19
decision more so than the wrong decision and so then you have the
1:51:23
capability to use your legs as well and so that's what's separating
1:51:27
Jaden McDaniels that he's cool he's calm why do you keep putting Mick in that man's name
1:51:33
I don't know why I think of that dude over there in New England
1:51:39
Josh McDaniels or Mike McDaniels. Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah
1:51:44
And so, like, with Jay Daniels, you know what I'm saying, he has that capability, you know, to not make those same mistakes
1:51:52
that a lot of quarterbacks aren't even afforded the opportunity to make
1:51:57
And they are five, six-year veterans that don't have that type of freedom
1:52:02
in the offense the way that a rookie does. He's a rookie. Man, you know
1:52:06
And you know who Washington is. Washington was in your division. You know what type of team that is
1:52:11
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And we beat them with all third strings and Cooper Rush
1:52:17
But let me get my guy from the 601, man. All neck of the woods
1:52:22
Ben 2, man. You live on The Nation brought to you by FrankLafirm and Twin Man what good What going on Law and Twin My 601 brothers
1:52:35
601 in the building, man. Yes, sir. This is the city. Adams County, baby
1:52:42
Right down the street. That's it. Hey, man, I want to revisit this crime thing
1:52:46
And, man, I think just looking at it and some of the information that's come out here recently about the things that were going on behind the scenes with McCarthy
1:53:01
and the fact that Jerry gave him a little more leeway and power and authority to do some things, that's kind of encouraging to me
1:53:11
Because a lot of people say, well, you won't have anybody that will come in here that can actually do what they need to do because Jerry's going to be meddling
1:53:19
We all thought Jerry was meddling a lot more than he was. But it was actually Mike behind the scenes that was doing the tearing down of his own team, man
1:53:30
That was crazy. So, man, I think with a personality like prime that comes in and see, here's the thing
1:53:37
Right. We don't have, in my mind, we have the biggest problem with this team
1:53:42
is a culture problem. Right. It ain't the X's and O's. It's the culture because your team takes on the whole attitude
1:53:50
and the persona of your head coach. Man, our head coach has been solved for the last 30 years
1:53:56
Let me ask Twain this, Dan. Let me ask Twain this. So we talked about a lot of culture over here in Cowboys land
1:54:03
What is the culture for the 49ers? who established that I think
1:54:12
when you win often like we have sometimes you get a little entitled
1:54:17
I think we begin to have some of y'all in us which is
1:54:21
you ain't won but you have won consistently and you feel almost like you should
1:54:28
be there and you kind of lose that dog lose a little bit of that bite
1:54:32
and that's when you look at our team we begin to be a little more undisciplined
1:54:36
Some of the small things when you're hungry, it begins to dissipate
1:54:41
And that's what began to happen to our culture where everything was trying to be disciplined, hard-nosed, physical
1:54:47
You kind of get a little more comfortable because you win, and then you get boring with the mundane
1:54:53
And that's what began to catch up with you. And so when you have veterans who are on their second contract, you've given out six or seven new deals, things change
1:55:03
The hunger changes a little bit. Not saying that they don't play good, but sometimes if you go to a grocery store
1:55:10
say, for instance, you got $50,000 in your checking account, you go, you might pay the extra $10 for the steak
1:55:19
But if you know you ain't got it, you're a little more precise in how you spend
1:55:24
and how you want to make sure you're more efficient in how you eat that day. And so that's what happened to us
1:55:29
I think we forgot the diamonds and the details and being efficient
1:55:34
and proficient in what it is that we do. And when you've got the new guys coming on the scene
1:55:39
they're learning from guys who've already been there and not the guys who are as hungry as they once was
1:55:44
And so you miss out on that April, that May, that June connection
1:55:49
that connectivity, that brotherhood that really galvanized the team to be who we see on the field in November and December and January
1:55:58
because your pocket's a little bit heavier. And so that's what I think happened to us is, like
1:56:02
we began to get comfortable in knowing that we could win, but we haven't won at all
1:56:07
And that has to change. But let me ask you this, too, though, because y'all was, like
1:56:12
that's what happened when you're good. You lose some of your resources. Like, you lost a D'Amico Ryans
1:56:17
A year before that, you lost a Mike McDaniels, and you lost a few other guys that was on that team, on their staff
1:56:24
Did D'Amico Ryans brought a lot of that culture as far as a defense
1:56:28
because I heard Fred Warner contribute most of his success to D'Amico
1:56:33
So is that a thing that they design with culture is the coaching that's in there
1:56:38
If you remove that coach, you remove some of that culture, do you? Exactly, because sometimes the proper coach will make sure
1:56:45
that you don't forget the small things. So him being a veteran, linebacker, rookie of the year
1:56:51
an eight-year veteran in the National Football League, he can remind you of what it took to get to where you're going
1:56:58
And then also Domeka Ryan was a leader of men too. He always was like this person
1:57:03
If you meet him, he was full of energy. And understand that our culture, we like energy
1:57:10
There's a reason why we create the music ways that we create
1:57:14
There's a reason why we have the swag. It's important. And that's why it's so like brick, Bantu
1:57:24
Bantu, that's why it's so important for us to find that guy that can be against the grain, like you said, like a prime
1:57:35
Look at, like D'Amico Ryan, Dan Campbell to a degree. Yeah, but all of that didn't happen overnight, though
1:57:43
All that didn't happen overnight, though, right? D'Amico didn't happen overnight as well
1:57:47
But what I'm trying to tell Cowboy fans, just because we get a prime here
1:57:51
is not going to happen overnight because you've got to break through some strong barriers, right
1:57:56
Like we still play George straight at the halftime or damn near before the game
1:58:02
But we need to be playing songs that get the vibration and the frequency up on these players so that they can be ready
1:58:09
You know what I'm saying? I'm not saying it's the smallest of the smallest things
1:58:15
that get these players wired up to be ready to play. That's what Prime will bring, man
1:58:21
That's what he would bring. The other side of that coin is, you know, there are a lot of people that
1:58:26
players, and we've heard this recently, that it used to be everybody wanted to come to Dallas to play
1:58:33
That's not the case anymore. He's gotten to the point where now they're like, they only use Dallas as a bargaining chip now
1:58:41
They know they're not going to come here. They'll say they're coming. yeah they linked so and so to the Dallas Cowboys
1:58:46
yeah they linked them to the Cowboys because they put out a news report saying
1:58:50
that they were looking at the Cowboys but then I'm just going to use the Cowboys
1:58:54
to get a little bit bigger bag over here on the east coast
1:58:57
so man they know but see if Prime came here I heard somebody say the craziest thing
1:59:04
the other day they said if Coach Deion Sanders came to the Dallas
1:59:10
Cowboys he wouldn't be able to field a great team of coaches
1:59:15
What the heck? What? Who would I think we're talking about? Oh, snap
1:59:21
Bantu, appreciate you for calling in, man. You gave me some true material that we can talk about
1:59:28
Bantu, appreciate you, man. Hit that, dog. Hey, you said you finna start a channel or something like that
1:59:33
Or what you about to do? I did. You did? I did. Plug the channel. Plug it
1:59:38
Icewall Cowboy started my channel, man. I did a video specifically talking about the possibility of Deion coming
1:59:46
or Coach Pryor, I like to place respect on that man's name
1:59:50
but specifically about him coming to the Dallas Cowboys and why I think it may very well be a possibility
1:59:57
if not this year, for sure, in the video. very near future
2:00:01
No doubt, man. I updated your name, so when you call in, I won't be calling you Ben, too
2:00:08
I'll be calling you Ice Wall. Yeah, yeah, appreciate you, man. Hey, y'all keep doing these, man
2:00:13
Keep doing this mashup with your brother, man, because that dynamic of him and you and y'all play off of each other very well
2:00:20
man, your engagement is great, and it just works really good. Y'all keep that up, man
2:00:25
Man, no doubt. We definitely, man. Appreciate you. Yes, indeed. This is my guy. Hey, Twinn, you know how most people were saying, like this on my end
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on the Cowboys' end, and we both share Deion. You know, for the record, Twinn can let y'all know that I couldn't stand
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Deion, prime time, Sanders in 1994. You know what I'm saying? Uh-huh
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Oh, yeah. And he still P.I. Michael Irvin. That's still a pass interference
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That's past interference, man. That's past interference. I can't stand them, you know
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But to make a longer story shorter, twin, a lot of people said that
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a lot of people said that D.O. won't be a good look because there's this thing
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this ultimate thing as it relates to, like, free agency that the Cowboys are not willing to spend
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and going out there and recruiting guys. If his main factor is being able to recruit, right
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if it's not the players, well, damn it, he can recruit the best linebacker coach
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He can recruit the best safety coach. He can recruit the best O-line coach, the offensive coordinator
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He can start recruiting things that doesn't roll up under the fact
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that you need salary cap because he can go recruit the best coaches
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Yeah. I mean, you pick game, man, again, you got to, hey
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you got to look at what has worked for other individuals prior to you. And so, say, for instance, if you don't have a GM that's willing to spend the money
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look at Patriots. They created a team of ex-football players who are now going out there
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potentially being what? Head coaches. Facts. Multiple places who are coming from the New England Patriots
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And so what Deion does have is what? The greatest asset that you have is when you open your phone up is your contacts
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That's the greatest assets right there. And so what Deion has, he has a plethora of individuals in his phone
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who either know somebody or know somebody that knows that person who can be somebody
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And with that type of recognition that he brings, and they can look and see what happened at Jackson State, how he left it
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Dallas Jackson State is still winning. It's still killing the swag right now
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And that's been over two years ago. Because it left the foundation. Man, I got two super chats, man
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Hold tight for me, Twain. Okay, okay. Thomas Presley. He says we are Dallas
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We are America's team. We need the swagger. We need to put it back in the spotlight
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We need Coach Sanders to come home. Come on with him. Get the money out
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And then he also went back and doubled up for the $9.99
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Hey, he's keeping the lights on over here. We need change. Change you can believe in, right
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Jerry's solo mission on makes me believe he tried to change. I hope Coach Sanders can change culture
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We need that sweat, anger back, you know. And we, let me see
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We ain't that team right now. Okay, appreciate you, man. Had to slide and pull
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All right, so appreciate you, man. Thank you so much, Thomas Mannerson. That's a mighty name, bro
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Appreciate you. All right, from the 901, you're live on the nation
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brought to you by FranklFirm.com. Talk to us. Hello? Yeah, you're live from the Tennessee, man
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You're live, 901. Yeah, we can hear you. Yeah, yeah. End-time finest in Memphis in the house
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Shout out to the Grips. Shout out to the Tigers. I was just listening to your brother talk
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and the way he's talking is, well, we need. Maybe we don't need Aston Gentry
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Maybe we do need to trade back and build up the offensive line
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Because reflecting on the season, Dak was pretty much running for his life
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You had Guyton in there, which we all know he shouldn't have been in there
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Maybe he should have took a red shirt of him, let him build his body up
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and, you know, perfect his technique. So Guyton was getting him killed
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You had Terrence Steele on the other side getting him killed. You had Zach Martin trying to fight through injuries
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He was getting him killed. So I don't think Dak had a fair shot as far as the first few games of the season
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But I like what your brother was saying. I think we just need meat and potatoes
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Build the offensive line. Build the defensive line. And Dak is not that guy
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I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I know he was running up to the MVP, but it wasn't real
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We all know. It wasn't real. We need to put Dak in a position golfers in
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I got my brother, who's a longtime Detroit Lions fan, sending me hype videos with Dan Campbell throwing stuff and acting a fool
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That's what I want. I want to be inspired, man. We need Dak with a good offensive line
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We need Dak with three good receivers, two running backs. That's the only way Dak don't conceive
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Let me interject right quick, 901. Now, Twain, you familiar with the Jerry Goff
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The things that he just said, that is what Goff has. He got it right
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He got a nice offensive line. He have two running backs that can split and run in between the splits
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and these sorts. What's the best friend for a quarterback is the tight end, right
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So Laporta is a damn good piece for them. And I can say that they're wide receivers
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I'm not saying that they are elite, right, but they are good enough
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They're above average. And when you got – is Sam LaPorta, even though this is his second season, right
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He's got to be somewhere knocking at that elite door at a tight end
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even though he's green, even though this is his second season. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
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And then you got all of that around golf, and then you got the number five, top five, or top ten defense collectively
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Yeah, you're going to win 14 games. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Huh? Can't skip though
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You got Ben Johnson as offensive coordinator. Oh creativity yeah creativity yeah so so even if you have average or average
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weapons if you have a person who's willing to be creative and in ease some
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of the attention that these average players have to go through to be great that helps out a lot but you gotta have a head coach who willing to say you know what I gonna go for it on fourth down going to try this weird play that my offensive coordinator drew up Like they all are working together in unison
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And so that is very important when it comes to building a team or taking players who are okay and making them great
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So the same thing that has to be said to you, if you want to rebuild your team and start to look at certain things
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and aspects that other teams do that you don't do just yet, as a 49er fan, I've heard many of Dallas Cowboys fans
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I've watched you over your live, oh, they're going to do a dive
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Oh, they're going to now do another run. Yeah, yeah, yeah, you're being able to predict the place
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You used to predict what they were about to do. And if you already don't have the talent around you
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your money is already kind of inside, like in your quarterback. And now you like, our offensive coordinator is kind of boring
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You're limiting yourself. One-dimensional team. One-dimensional team, then you're going to start to look at this right here
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Twain. The quarterback ain't nothing special. So for the 9-0-1, give me the special quarterbacks that's in the league
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right now. Oh, we all know Josh Allen's that guy. Okay, keep going
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We all know Lamar's that guy. Joe Burrow's that guy. Keep going
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Keep going. Mahomes is that guy. Keep going. You know, but you want me to keep going
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I just want to know all the special ones. I just want to know the special ones
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Give me the special quarterbacks. I mean, that's off the top of my head. Jordan Love took a dive
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We all saw that. What, what, what, what, twin? Twin, he took a dive when his wide receiver went out, right
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Christian whatever, Watson. You think, yeah, Christian Watson, he didn't get a chance to play
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because he was out. So even those who are considered special, look, Joe Brady worked wonders with Josh Allen, and I get it
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You know, this was the first year I had to say, twin. I said, damn, Josh Allen, MVP
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But the way Lamar is playing because of the fact that you got to consider Derrick Henry
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you have to put Lamar in that category to get the MVP this year
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because his numbers are so far ahead of everyone else's. especially the touchdown to interception ratio
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the touchdown on the ground and his precision of passing. It's just crazy with QBR and stuff like that
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You'd be crazy not to put Lamar Jackson in that. But we know that if all of those special quarterbacks
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you got to also have special weapons. None of these guys are doing it by themselves
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Damn near the guy that everybody's saying can walk on water, Joe Burrow
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he got damn Jamar Chase into here. and he got weapons. I have one more question for you guys
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Go ahead. No, no, no. I'm going totally off subject. That Prescott's contract, why didn't he take less money
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As the quarterback for the Cowboys, you get so much money off the field
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I don't get the concept of, you know, being the highest paid quarterback
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when you get, I mean, you're getting this global recognition being the Dallas Cowboys quarterback
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Why not take less money like Michael Parsons is talking about doing
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If I take less money, hopefully you guys will bring somebody in
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that will help me. Why didn't Dak Prescott do it knowing that he has all this money off the field
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And if he does win one Super Bowl, he's set for life off the field
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you know, doing TV or whatever. I just don't understand why he didn't take less money and think about long-term gain
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And I'm out. I appreciate you, bro. All right. He said it and he's out of it
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He said it and ran. He threw the grenade, twin. Let me ask you, though, twin
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He threw the grenades and let me get all about it. Ranks
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Lots and love. Lots and love. Let me ask you this. You get pulled over by the cops, right
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Uh-huh. And they run your license. They say, hey, we just going to bring you
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Look, we saw something on your report. We got to bring you in for questioning
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They bring you in for questioning. They put you in the little cubicle box or what have you
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and they start talking to you. What's your play? What's your move
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I ain't saying nothing. I'm giving you a lawyer. That's what Dak Prescott did
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They put him in the interrogation room. He said, you know what
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I get it. I played in the National Football League for eight years at this time
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I'm going to let my lawyer handle all of this. I don't have no problem with that because Dak can't get out there and say
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yeah, I'll play for dog water because the Cowboys don't have good faith
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that they are really good with their money. it's like giving uh like like they already i already seen the cowboys operated whereas they
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had 90 million dollars available to spend in the free agent market and it's wandering they didn't
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know what to do with it so they put their quarterback on franchise tax they didn't know
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what to do with the money that they had so the words say if you faithful a few things i'll make
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you rule over many right but if i see that you are not even faithful over the few things why would
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I reward you with the many, right? And that's what the players got to understand
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So Michael Parsons out here already saying that I'm willing to take less money
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The deal haven't been done yet, but I can guarantee you that he's going to get paid somewhere near the market
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value or more. There's no ability for him to circumvent his own money because his agent is
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going to say, yeah, Parsons, I give it what you're saying. But look at this tape from Ryan Sageer
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Look at this tape from Alex Smith. You are one hit away from being that
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So I got to fight for you. So next time you're in this interrogation room, let me do the talking
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To a degree, I understand that. Because, again, like you said, you do have the Ryan Sageer of the world
2:13:53
and the Alex Smith of the world. Right. But then it also comes to, so let's go back to this courtroom, right
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Yeah. It's a guy by the name of Tyrese Gibson. He had a song called Sweet Lady Would You Be Mine, right
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. He's a lover for a life. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So he just got awarded
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What more do you want from me? Okay, so let's get context, right
2:14:17
Get context, yeah, yeah, yeah. So he got an old lady. Yeah
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And I think it was him. No. Anyway, it was one of his kids, they mama and whatnot
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She said she wanted $55,000. $1,000 a month. A month. You know what I'm saying
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And then all of a sudden she said, you know what? Let me get an answer to $10,000 on top of that
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$65,000. God, what you going to need for $65,000 a month? Whoa, whoa, whoa
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Calm down. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Go ahead. Go, go, go, go. What more do you want
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Come on. All right From 65 Wait a minute She wasn shooting with him in the gym
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She wasn't singing in the box with Tyrese, but keep going, keep going, keep going though
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So what we're saying is this. The amount of money is way more than enough to have a sustainable living
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Right. here in the United States of America it's more than enough. And we're
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talking about his money is nowhere near as long as a Dak Prescott money
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Nowhere near. Even if he takes off 10% of whatever he is
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that he's making still nowhere near. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? For a Tyrese
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Gibson money to touch that bad. And so, and again, I think it's not Tyrese
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It's somebody else who I can't think of his name right now. But the
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whole point of this story is this. Are you able to reconstruct the way you're living to fit the cap that you have to be under
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If you want a certain type of lifestyle or you don't want certain headaches
2:16:05
Right. Because if you do give the money away, which people say that, you know
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on Dak Prescott, he took all the money, there's going to be other issues you got to deal with
2:16:16
Right. So, okay, you can take the money, but then that isn't it, you can say, hey, Dak
2:16:21
When your O-line is sloppy and slow, and when your running backs are slow
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and you're tight end, and you can't get no right receivers, and you're getting hit now, and you're taking a little more punishment now
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that's what happens as well. But let me retort. Okay. Everybody
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Well, I get that part too, though. How many teams are in the National Football League, Twain
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32. 32 teams. Everybody's granted the same amount of cap space. There's no more
2:17:01
You don't get more, and I don't get less. We do a thing called revenue sharing, right
2:17:08
And everybody's blessed with the same amount of cap space. and your team and your organization, if you want to get someone at a cheaper price
2:17:23
you know you handle contracts, I handle contracts, we all handle contracts
2:17:28
You will have to approach said person before the end of life of contract
2:17:35
because right now your buddy, your brother from another mother, Fred Warner
2:17:41
When the 49ers saw talent in him, what did they do in order to lock him in below market value on that particular piece of contract
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What did they do? They went early. They went early. Now, by them going early, they got the discount
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They got the money that people can't say, ah, he's not worth this and that
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They went early. But if you wait late, you're going to have to pay the piper
2:18:11
So that's what happened with the Cowboys. If they wanted Dak Prescott to take less money
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they would have had to approach him early before others took the money
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So you could have easily got Dak Prescott at 50, or you could have easily got him at 49 and a half
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or you could have got him at minimum at 52, maybe 53. But that's the way you get the discount
2:18:34
Now I've said to this before, when they paid, And when they paid, when I think that you had called me and told me, man, the Cowboys, even from the outside looking in, you said they made a big mistake on paying
2:18:48
What's that cat name? Michael Gallup. Remember? Because nobody should, you know, when you get that car and you drive it off the lot and you have a fender bender and you try to turn around and sell it back to the car dealership, what are they going to say
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That's yours. That's yours. And they're going to say, whatever they sold that car for you
2:19:11
the moment you drove it off the lot is going to drop in prices
2:19:15
The value dropped. So we paid this dude $50 million guaranteed after he done tore up his leg
2:19:21
And that's Michael Gallup. With the expectations that he's going to come back at the same levels
2:19:27
and skill set that happened before he got injured. That's working backwards
2:19:31
And then we got rid of Amari Cooper, who took $6 million less to stay here
2:19:39
So that's loyalty. So when we started talking about players and contracts, hold on
2:19:44
You said loyalty for somebody like Amari Cooper who wasn't drafted. Yeah
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He took $6 million less. Yeah. They're like, well, I can't dictate
2:19:55
Because I think this guy who wouldn't even draft this, wouldn't even like this team gave you the opportunity of a lifetime
2:20:01
by drafting you, but the guy who went from Oakland to you guys
2:20:05
wasn't even drafted by you guys, a $60 million discount. How could he look like, or how could he seem loyal
2:20:12
and taking a discount, and most people would say, well, Dak, why can't you do that
2:20:18
Right, but see, this is the difference. This is the difference. With the ability to have your agent to talk to you and say
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hey, I'm going to do all of the talking, because, you know, there's good cop and bad cop. I've seen first 48 multitudes of times
2:20:36
They butter him up. They rough him up, get him in there. And they say, hey, I know you was there
2:20:42
Where were you, twin, at 3.30, November the 14th? You know, where were you at
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At 3.30 p.m.? Uh-huh. You know, and you sitting there like, man, I was at Walmart
2:20:55
Yeah, you was at Walmart. Tell me more, you know. And were you on this aisle at that time
2:21:01
And you've been saying, yeah, yeah. And the whole time they set you up because that's where the crime happened
2:21:06
And all they have to do is place you at that spot and at that time
2:21:11
And you confessing that you was there. Right. But but then there's this other lawyer that comes to this other police officer, interrogated detective, come in and say, hey, hey, twin
2:21:23
I know that this guy, officer, was very brutal with you, man
2:21:31
But I got this bucket of chicken. I got this hot coffee for you
2:21:37
I know we've talked for you a long time. But just tell me more, man
2:21:41
Where did you leave at after this Walmart incident? And then what happened
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You start singing like a canary. Yes, indeed. You know what I'm saying
2:21:51
Yeah, man. You work lately. Yeah. I left up out of there, man
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I had a few drinks, and yeah, I think I hit something. I don't know what I hit
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And the whole time, all you had to do was say, hey, lawyer. You know what I'm saying
2:22:03
The whole time. That's all you had to say. Lawyer. Let my lawyer speak
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The video didn't even exist. But the damn first detective said that I saw you there
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You was there. You know what I'm saying? The video never exists. Let me know
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Trey, let me know. I'm stuck now. Now you're stuck. I'm stuck like Joe. It on paper that you already said you was there In aisle nine you left the building You drove You might have possibly hit something You didn hit something You don know
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But the officer already done painted a picture that you was there. You confessed that you was there
2:22:40
You confessed the fact that you hit something. And, yes, the person was laid out like family guy, died at the scene
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and now they're putting it on you. And all you had to say was lawyer
2:22:52
You know what I'm saying? so yeah yeah yeah yeah so so that's what it is bro dak prescott said lawyer michael parsons went
2:23:04
in there and said i'm willing to play for dog water i'm willing to play for free and now his
2:23:09
lawyer is doing or his his agent is doing everything that he can to say but parsons
2:23:14
will you chill out just a little bit you're not my orny client you know what i mean
2:23:19
but see but wait and i say this real quick to end this part sometimes the lawyer that appoints
2:23:26
to you is actually bought and paid by the court and by the policeman that's them cheap lawyers
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though i'm talking about this is a well-paid lawyer with great clients and contracts but go
2:23:39
ahead i'm gonna hear your side of the story no that's all that's all i was saying because then
2:23:43
you got to watch out for those two because they know that some lawyers know or ages know that in
2:23:47
order to stay around that umbrella that they do have to kind of you know do certain things yes you
2:23:55
want to help your client but also the people who really paying everybody is the owners and so you
2:24:00
know they do rub elbows in a particular way to make sure that everybody kind of get fed you know
2:24:05
what i'm saying yes indeed maybe and that but see that that's the game though that's the game you
2:24:10
just got to find out what what makes you happy you know what i'm saying and not how no we say
2:24:16
sometimes all money ain't what? Good money. You know what I'm saying
2:24:21
And that's a true statement. It's a true statement, but that's why I don't ever get in front of the players
2:24:27
on what they're asking for as far as the money. Because the NFL, I've seen the NFL sign $111 billion
2:24:34
I've seen them sign an $80 billion contract, I believe, with Netflix
2:24:38
So I know that the players percentage-wise are not getting that. And I did the research
2:24:44
82% of the players four years after they retire are scrambling and scraping
2:24:49
You might see some that's Uber or lifting. You might see some that's working at Walmart
2:24:53
You may see some players that's trying to do podcast stuff now because they don't have the money
2:24:58
There was a storyline that even Cam, you seen Cam Newton contract
2:25:03
And he's saying that that was a false storyline. But he's still working his ass off, though
2:25:07
Ken was just saying that, like, okay, I was just used to getting paid every week a certain amount of money
2:25:14
Facts. For a certain amount of years. Right. And even though I'm good, like, I'm not sure
2:25:20
Yeah, he good. Yeah. But it's just knowing that, dog, it does, it feels different
2:25:26
And over time, that's where you feel it. And I think he was just sharing, like, hey, man, yes, did I make this amount of money
2:25:34
Was I living good? My kids don't need for nothing. I'm still podcasting and doing so on and so forth
2:25:40
It's just that my lifestyle do have to change a little bit. And I think he was just letting people know
2:25:45
it's like your cost of living, knowing that you're getting paid, say for instance, $565,000
2:25:55
But what I'm saying is collectively, collectively, he ain't making the same amount of money that he was making
2:26:02
Yeah, yes, that's what I'm getting at. I get the story being false or real, but the ideology, he's not making the same amount of money
2:26:10
If he was making the amount of money that he was making now, he wouldn't be on these podcasts in the street
2:26:15
The same way with Shannon Sharp. These brothers, they do. Shannon Sharp worked more than me
2:26:20
He worked more than me. He's going to do another show. You know what I'm saying? You get what
2:26:26
Yeah. But see, that goes for a point to the end. Like, what makes you happy, though
2:26:32
Facts. You know what I'm saying? how much money do you actually need compared to how much money do you actually want
2:26:37
And that's where people can get caught up in. It's like, okay, somebody can sit there. There was a guy, I think you even posted about him not too long ago
2:26:45
It was a, oh, Austin Eckler. Yeah. That man lived in a condo
2:26:50
You know what I'm saying? He didn't buy my house. He still get paid, paid good money, but he just made a financial decision
2:26:56
to not go and get a dumb, stupid house and live an extravagant lifestyle
2:27:02
And so then, like, depending on what it is that you're looking for
2:27:06
and how you want to live, your money can stretch for you and you can be comfortable
2:27:10
You know what I'm saying? And it's just depending on what it is that you're trying to do. And I think that's the big decision that a lot of athletes have to realize
2:27:17
when you do get that amount of money is that somebody can make a million dollars
2:27:21
a year but spend 1.2 million. Somebody can make $65,000 a year and only spend 40,000 a year. Facts
2:27:30
Yeah, facts. So somebody said, oh, man, you only make $65,000 a year, man. You ain't make no money
2:27:35
But he's like, yeah, but I'm good comfortably to the point where a guy who's making a million dollars a year
2:27:41
but he's spending $1.2 million, he's scratching his head every day. Yeah, yeah
2:27:45
And then we call living within your means. I've seen and I've known people that make $25,000, $30,000 a year, you'd think they make $150,000
2:27:56
And then you've seen people that make $150,000 a year, and it looks like, shoot
2:28:01
They're making $28,000, $30,000. So it's all about perspectives. Let's read these Super Chats, man, and get ready to watch some football a little later on
2:28:12
I got Thomas with another Super Chat, man. Appreciate you, man. Thank you so much for your support
2:28:20
Damn! He says, Deion Sanders could hype up Prescott. That's the truth
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Johnny Blue says, I'm not going to take less money in my job
2:28:31
Would you take less money at your job so they can hire other folks to win
2:28:37
How much is less than 100 people you own? Watch this. Okay
2:28:42
Because hypothetically speaking, you can say you work five days a week, right? Right. Regular people work, like, regular schedule, four hours a week
2:28:47
Right, right. If I take a less, say, I knock out $2 off my annual hourly wage
2:28:54
Right. And they hire another person. and the four-hour week feels like a 38-hour week
2:29:01
compared to a four-hour week feels like a four-hour week. Right. Meaning this, I used to get off work, can't move, I'm tired, I'm sleepy
2:29:12
I'm bored, I'm like, oh, Lord have mercy. Woo, compared to, oh, man, shoot, I lost a couple dollars
2:29:18
but, man, shoot, that new worker I got, listen here, they go hard in the paint
2:29:25
Yep. Perspective. perspectives. I'm not saying this is for everybody, but this is how some people manipulate certain systems
2:29:33
You see what I'm saying? But see, and I got you. I just got you right here
2:29:39
So as the agent, as the agent look at that and say, yeah
2:29:44
they telling you to take less money, but they didn't hire those folks
2:29:48
You know what I'm saying? And Amari Cooper, he took $6 million less
2:29:53
he would never get that money back in his national football career. Never get it back
2:29:58
Because he took the last money. And then a year removed, they fired him
2:30:03
You're like, you're gone. And they sent him off to Siberia as it relates to Cleveland
2:30:08
So what if you do take that next month? As a person that's working for that said company
2:30:15
you are seeing what they did to another worker. And now they're coming to you saying, hey, twin
2:30:22
are you willing to take this last money? And then you're sitting there like, I just saw what y'all did to Amari Cooper
2:30:27
Hell no, I'm going to let my agent do all of the talking. Hey, wherever he say the chips fall, I will be able to do that, you know
2:30:36
So I don't trust an organization that make billions of dollars for me to take less money
2:30:41
when they refuse to go to me first, you know what I'm saying, on the front end
2:30:47
and say, hey, we got this contract on the table for me, meaning that they didn't have the initial trust
2:30:52
They waited until the end of life of contract. So, of course, I'm sitting here like, yeah, the ball is at play on you now
2:31:01
You know what I'm saying? Because I want to give fair market value on where I'm at
2:31:05
So that's how I'm looking at it, bro. I could be a million percent wrong. By all means, I'm not team owners over here
2:31:15
Listen here. I don't want nobody thinking like, oh, man, twin over here for the people
2:31:20
Like, no, no, no, no. I love to play. Listen here. I love to play devil's advocate because I do have the perspective of different scenarios
2:31:30
But, again, I used to tell Florida Lions fans what happened with the Brandon IU situation
2:31:34
I said literally the same thing about Dak Prescott. I said Brandon IU after the Super Bowl, within the first 60 days before the draft process began
2:31:45
where you have to get ready two weeks before the draft over there in New York City or Indianapolis
2:31:51
he went to the Lions and said, let's talk about money. and the Niners prolonged it
2:31:57
They waited. They waited until one contract get done, which was Amar St. Brown
2:32:02
It was another contract. And so what happened was, like you said earlier
2:32:07
that market value began to rise. Ooh, yeah. Brad, now you was like, bro, I came to you guys in good faith
2:32:17
But because as an organization you guys only like to do contracts in, what
2:32:22
July and September. Now it's hard for me to turn away because now my client or my agent is
2:32:29
coming to me with like, Hey man, there've been five other deals that has happened since you first gone to the what
2:32:35
The Niners front office and that's for your money. Now what happens is this
2:32:38
We have all the issues with the off season issues with, Oh
2:32:42
is he worth it or not? If he worth it, don't that beat him up. That's wearing down on you
2:32:47
He was, then it was like, he don't get traded. He's not going to get traded. His boo thing
2:32:51
his squeeze, was on tick to the tock. She was saying that, hey, you know
2:32:55
And I think that they were talking about going to Washington, right? Exactly, because he knew who I would
2:33:01
I know Jamin Daniels would trade me. You know what I'm saying? And that's the crazy thing about it is that, like
2:33:05
some organizations do have the opportunity to go forth and pay a player earlier enough to get that deal out the way
2:33:14
But because they want to be hard-headed and stiff-necked, you get the situation which happened with Brandon IU
2:33:20
and Trent Williams. Because if you're going to end up playing them anyway
2:33:25
I'm going with you and work with that. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Hey, boy, you're on my side now because..
2:33:32
I know you're on my side. I know you play devil's advocate
2:33:37
Because we all had this conversation in private, though. But let me ask you this, though
2:33:42
Uh-huh, uh-huh. And I'm not trying to make this controversy. I'm not paying Brock Purdy
2:33:48
No, no, no, no, no, no. I know how you feel with Brock Purdy. But what I'm saying is, did CMC agent or his people, his representative
2:34:01
walked up to the 49ers front office and said, hey, I want more money
2:34:05
Or they came to him just one Saturday night and said, hey, we got this bag for you
2:34:11
Let's rearrange some money for you so that we can do X, Y, and Z. Break that down then
2:34:15
Well, see, people don't know that everybody talked about the Brandon I
2:34:21
You could trip with him situation. But what CMC said, what he wanted to say
2:34:25
it got done when it needed to get done. And see, everybody looked over there
2:34:29
But because, again, relationships, though. When you have certain relationships with certain organizations
2:34:35
you get your money. This guy, Trent Williams, was semi-healthy. Brandon Aiyuk was healthy
2:34:45
Well, was healthy too as well. Yeah, Brandon Aiyuk was healthy. He was extremely healthy
2:34:49
But then they started dismissing it. It's not worth this and that. Go ahead. But CMC had bad Achilles prior to the season even started
2:34:59
Facts. They knew before the Super Bowl that he had leg issues
2:35:04
and lower extremity issues prior. Right. And they still forwarded him the contract
2:35:10
But people got on Brad and I, who was fully healthy and ready to go
2:35:15
if the football season started that day to go play football and got mad at him for holding out
2:35:20
And this is the thing. They will pay who they want to pay when they want to pay sometimes
2:35:25
And that was the issue that certain players set on their field like dogs
2:35:29
They know Christian McCaffrey's got both his legs wrapped up. They both are purple like Barney, but nobody wants to talk about that
2:35:36
But you're willing to extend him and give him his money. and this is his second contract
2:35:41
Brando, this is my first renewal of a contract and y'all want to play hardball with me
2:35:46
And I'm healthy. Dang. This is what brings locker room what? Tension
2:35:52
Tension. Locker room what? Division. This is what messes up things in the offseason
2:35:57
that galvanizes teams. The brotherhood is no longer there because now people are starting to see who's treated differently
2:36:04
Yeah, that's all I wanted to point. So that's why I'm saying players go get your money
2:36:08
Let's go ahead and wrap this up, man. I got some more Super Chats, man
2:36:12
I appreciate y'all so much, man, for y'all's support. It states here that Dominique Pittman says they tagged twice
2:36:24
basically batted against him, and I'm asking for the bag, too, for getting to take in the pay cut
2:36:31
That's the reason why they put stipulations on the contract as far as no trade clause, no more franchise tag
2:36:36
because nobody wants to go into a contract without guarantees. And granted, a one-year guarantee, big lump sum of money is good and all
2:36:46
but now you've got to go back to the table, and all players want to do is play football
2:36:51
and now they've got to be stretched out about value and worth, and they don't know where they're going to be at
2:36:56
So, yeah, so that's why Dak Prescott ultimately didn't trust the Joneses
2:37:00
That's why I got a chance to talk to his father, me and Bob's Cowboy Sports
2:37:04
and his father was in tears. Now, granted, you know, he's a wealthy man
2:37:10
He don't have to worry about working another day in his life by being the son of Dak Prescott
2:37:15
I mean, by being the father of Dak Prescott. But it goes to show you that people are human beings and they want to be celebrated
2:37:22
You know what I'm saying? They say go where you are celebrated not where you are tolerated man So yeah I think that Dak Prescott to a degree is being tolerated by the Cowboys front office
2:37:35
but he's not definitely being celebrated. That's why you came up with the conclusion
2:37:43
Let Dak Prescott, you came up with this too. You said, before the season started, he said
2:37:50
Law, let Dak Prescott play this out. you got nothing to lose, nothing to gain
2:37:55
and then you can start Trigger Trey into the mix you weren't even talking about Cooper Rush at the time
2:38:01
give him, if Dak Prescott you said literally if Dak Prescott goes down
2:38:07
you still can insert Trigger, Trey that's your boy, you came up with the nickname
2:38:13
and at least you get to see what he's about and at the end of the year
2:38:18
you can either trade Trey or you can renew Dak or trade that, even though he don't have a no-trade clause, I meant to say
2:38:26
but you can either dismiss that or something like that. And that was your solution to all of this
2:38:32
Go ahead. Because all that money you got in there, that offensive line and D-line
2:38:37
you know the holes of your team. You know you need money. But if 30%, 22%, 23% of your cap is in your quarterback
2:38:46
who you all don't really believe in fully with full confidence, guess what
2:38:51
Yeah. you want to be in the situation that you're in right so my thing is this and this is what i told
2:38:58
you was like bro i'm not saying that that was a bad quarterback at all right but i'm saying that
2:39:05
this same guy is only giving me the one playoff win victory so on and so forth and i'm looking to
2:39:12
do more and sometimes i might have to do the reverse which is right me having my higher play
2:39:17
player and my quarterback, let me surround my quarterback with a baby of talent
2:39:22
So when people say, man, you hear all this year, where's the talent around who
2:39:29
Did he land? Where's the tight ends? Where's the running back? Well, if you don't have financial ability because you'll be more willing to spend money
2:39:38
if you got more money. Man, come on with it. So Jerry Jones is like, well, if I knew I had more money in the bank
2:39:45
not tied into Dak Prescott. He was spending a dollar or two more to go out there and get a free agent
2:39:51
Y'all would have had that DN. What's that man's name who's playing with the Houston Texans this week
2:39:56
From Minnesota Vikings. Yeah, I know who you're talking about. She had name tipping my tongue
2:40:02
Yeah, exactly. But you would have had him lined up besides Michael Parsons
2:40:07
You see what I'm saying? Right. Oh, yeah. But you know what
2:40:10
That's the craziest thing, though. You know, go where you celebrate it and not tolerate it
2:40:14
And sometimes people fall into those traps and say, hey, I'm being celebrated
2:40:20
But no, you're not. You're just being tolerated. And I've seen some people saying, well, what should he be celebrated for as far as Dak Prescott
2:40:29
And I get it. You know, Super Bowls are the most remarkable thing that a player can win while they're playing in the National Football League
2:40:38
And, of course, all pro and the stats and all of that stuff with Pro Bowls
2:40:41
but there's a prime example jerry golf he's where he celebrated at you know they look at him as a
2:40:49
savior and matthew stafford he's where he celebrated at and he was considered a failure in
2:40:55
and lions land right even though he had the stats the accolades and all of this stuff but he didn't
2:41:02
have the hardware so he's where he celebrated it and not tolerated and now golf is where he's
2:41:09
celebrated it and not tolerated, and both of these guys are still playing
2:41:13
in football, you know. That's crazy. And guess what? It's okay in times to have that mutual separation
2:41:22
You just can't be so tied into the feeling of knowing that this is my guy and I don't want to let him go
2:41:26
And I think that's what happened with Cowboy Land, where they got so scared of the unknown
2:41:32
And I told you, it's like, bro, giving somebody the opportunity to build a couple games, to win some games without certain players
2:41:39
It doesn't mean that they're going to be terrible and not going to be a bad team. You just got to trust the process
2:41:44
Trust that, hey, my GM, Will McClay, get the players around me to go out here and be a team
2:41:50
that can go out here and be disciplined. You build more depth if you don't have the money put in your high-priced players
2:41:57
You got some more people who can come in and be consistent and so on and so forth
2:42:01
And so that's what you gain. But when we only have a short-sighted viewpoint of certain situations
2:42:06
you get, you know what I'm saying, with one injury, your whole year is out the window
2:42:12
No doubt, man. But I'm going to let you go, man. I know you're about to dip and stuff like that
2:42:18
But I appreciate you, man. Thank you so much, man. Love you to the moon and back, bro
2:42:23
Let people know where they can find and follow you and all of this stuff, fam. Oh, man
2:42:28
Well, first and foremost, again, man, like you said, man, appreciate you for having me on, man. Shout out to all y'all out there in the in and out of land, man
2:42:36
I appreciate everybody in the chat as well. Thank you all for tuning in, man. It's your boy Twin
2:42:41
You can follow me at TwinEmpire underscore on YouTube, man, also on Twitter as well, man
2:42:47
Thank you guys, man. Have a wonderful, wonderful Saturday, man. Let's go watch some good football
2:42:52
Get your popcorn ready, man. Enjoy the game with your loved ones
2:42:57
Bang, bang, out of the game. You already know what it is. Get out of here, man. I appreciate you, bro
2:43:02
All right, bro. Love you, man. Love you, too, man. Peace out. All right. that's twin
2:43:07
empire twin maker you know brother from the same mother so good to have him in my life and all of that
2:43:15
good stuff it states here by Johnny Blue he says he has
2:43:23
worked harder with less around him DC for life he's talking about Rain Dakota
2:43:31
then he doubles back or quadruples back with the fadeaway shot for the 499
2:43:38
He states that Riggs, the injuries he had to go through, he deserved it
2:43:45
The Jones are not going to do anything with any extra money to save
2:43:53
Remember Amari Cooper. Thank you so much for their support. And Thomas, man, who's been an extreme good supporter of the show today
2:44:04
He states that Coach Prime is a head coach and Coach Witten as the offensive coordinator
2:44:13
I wouldn't know Witten's scheme, but I'm quite sure that that would be a crazy dynamic there
2:44:19
But appreciate, man, all of you guys for tuning in. I do like the ideology of Coach Prime
2:44:25
I would love to say him there. You're saying if Dak wasn't Dak. This is from D-Note
2:44:29
I feel you. Look, the teams that's left in the postseason right now
2:44:38
name me the team that they are only relying on the quarterback
2:44:42
to win them the game tonight or today or tomorrow. Name me the team that Josh Allen just got to win it by himself
2:44:51
Have y paid attention to their level of defense Have y paid attention to the fact that their running game is all put together or is it only Josh Allen Now far as the Kansas City Chiefs don y or are y aware that Travis Kelsey is there right
2:45:08
That as soon as he retired, he's getting a gold jacket, by the way
2:45:12
He's no strap meat out there. He's no chopped liver. That's a better way to say it
2:45:18
Name me the team. Like, are the teams only leaning on Jalen Hurts to win tomorrow
2:45:26
Now, I get it. You know, you're talking about Jaden Daniels and all of these things
2:45:29
We'll see how he look tonight. But at the end of the day, they still have Terry McLaurin
2:45:35
They do have an innovative Cliff Kingsbury. It's not a vanilla versions of what we had here as far as calling plays
2:45:44
so at the end of the day yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah uh bills bills defense 27 they got terrible
2:45:52
defense but they had an eight-ranked offense and james cooks he's no one to sneeze at and josh
2:45:58
allen and then they made a trade for damn amari cooper they put weapons around the buffalo bills
2:46:03
so at the end of the day we'll see what the bills look like this weekend too
2:46:09
but name me the team. Like Burroughs, I get it. Man, people said that, hey, he should have been a, what do you call that
2:46:19
an MVP or what have you. Y'all acting like Burroughs throwing it to Noah Brown
2:46:26
Let me know when Burroughs throwing it to Noah Brown, you know. Let me know when he's throwing it to 33 and the third T.Y. Hilton
2:46:35
He's literally throwing it to Jamar Chase and T. Higgins. Some of y'all in the chat will give y'all spleen away for T. Higgins
2:46:44
But there's another thing that, yeah, that Patrick Mahomes is taking less money
2:46:54
No, he had the exact same or similar contract like a tyrant Smith had when he was here
2:47:00
remember we talked about if you go to the table early, he paid crazy
2:47:09
When the news was announced that he's finished signing an eight to a 10 year contract
2:47:16
half of a billion dollars, a $500 million contract. It was pretty much from a quarterback's perspective
2:47:24
unheard of, but you have to have gonads and you have to have the ultimate faith in
2:47:30
said and said quarterback to do those things. So that's how you was able to do that
2:47:38
And if the Cowboys did that with the quarterback, a quarterback that's here now
2:47:43
of course he will still be under their contract, but people fail to realize that Dak Prescott was tolerated and never celebrated
2:47:56
They paid, they paid Jalen Smith. They paid Lyle Collins. They paid DeMarcus Lawrence
2:48:04
They paid Ezekiel Elliott. They paid all of those players before Dak Prescott
2:48:12
Let me say this again. Jalen Smith, he's not even in the league anymore
2:48:17
So granted, when it was time for him to get paid, yes
2:48:22
I don't trust y'all mother suckers. You know what I'm saying? So give me me because you franchise tagged me
2:48:31
Nobody wants to be franchise tagged. So that's where we're at. So we will be looking at all this, and this is not me campaigning for Dak
2:48:41
Like I said, I lamented with my brother. I said, it's true. I would love for him to play out this last year contract so he could be on the
2:48:48
open market. He'll be a whole other thing. Don't y'all know how many people like Tennessee would love to have Dak Prescott
2:48:54
right now. The Giants would love to have Dak Prescott right now. So many teams
2:49:00
The Raiders would love to have Dak Prescott right about now. They would have been with open arms celebrating him
2:49:07
They wouldn't tolerate him. Yeah. Yeah
2:49:18
Dwight says, to whom much is given, as much is required. Dak ain't delivered
2:49:24
Who would have been able to deliver in this particular system is what we're saying
2:49:30
Who? Who would have been able to deliver? And it's crickets all the time
2:49:45
We are a team that needs to have culture changes. everywhere we went to
2:49:51
that people that know more football than all of y'all is in this doggone chat
2:49:56
people that have gold jackets and beyond that played under the system
2:50:01
under the system of Jerry Jones from Marcus Spears to coaches like Mario Chee
2:50:11
to people that do all these things with three ladder and four ladder networks
2:50:15
they all lamented that Jerry Jones is the problem. For 30 years, we don't have a single player
2:50:22
that's been here for 30 years. And y'all thinking that the quarterback
2:50:29
is going to go through this mess? Come on, to deliver where
2:50:37
Michael Irvin lamented the same sentiments. So what are we doing here
2:50:44
Like, come on. We had Jason Garrett for all of those years
2:50:49
Mike McCarthy, who didn't coach for a single two and a half years
2:50:53
to come here for him to be our savior. He haven't won something even with a quarterback that everybody will say
2:51:01
that's a whole lot better than Dak Prescott at that time, Aaron Rodgers
2:51:05
He couldn't win more than one with him. So he was supposed to win with a lesser quarterback
2:51:12
Jack, what are you guys literally are trying to imply here? And y'all still telling this particular team to take less money to go get who
2:51:29
A James Washington? There's no shred of evidence that this particular team would go out there
2:51:37
and get the creme de la creme, the leading people that's in this free agency
2:51:42
When you have the kind of caliber of person like a Stephen Jones who said that he's a capologist and he learned his job on the fly
2:51:54
The thing with me going to the Cowboys was Jerry. Everybody in Jerry's family wasn't with it
2:51:59
I was our capologist at the time. He said the capologist. At the time, I was really the guy learning the cap
2:52:05
Had a really good feel for it. This guy right here Learning the job on the fly
2:52:13
That's been around for 30 plus years In that role Operating at something that he does not know
2:52:23
Or do not know That like you having open heart surgery And you going to the dentist and they sitting there like yeah you know I got my degree This brother got a degree in biochemist
2:52:41
I'm going to the dentist. I thought you had it to have an open heart surgery
2:52:45
Well, Hey, doctors, the doctor, you know, it don't match. And we supposed to win with this
2:52:54
And I can hear somebody saying, these are excuses. No other franchise in the National Football League is having their son to learn the job on the fly
2:53:04
and say, hey, I'm the capologist. This is sad. This is culture changing
2:53:11
Somebody needs to say, hey, yes, Steven, your philosophy is flawed when you're saying that you don't win the Super Bowl during the offseason
2:53:20
Your philosophy is flawed when you say, hey, free agent players, You play D players like B players
2:53:26
You play B players like A. Nah. Capologist, yeah. It's bad management
2:53:35
Were we a talented team? Yes. You can talk about all of the accolades of non-all pros
2:53:41
and we know that that is also subjective to a degree. If you think I'm lying, even though I can't stand, can't stand the Eagles
2:53:50
And if you look at stat lines of Lane Johnson versus Penay Sewell
2:53:56
Lane Johnson is better. But the team with the better record, home field playoff throughout the damn postseason
2:54:04
is on the Lions. So all of that stuff is subjective. But so many people think that we have a chance when you're having mom and pops
2:54:16
and son and son, I mean Jerry and son, because they look like the same age
2:54:19
Jerry and son running the organization. We need culture change. We need a change from within
2:54:24
The reason why, even though they may not went to a bowl
2:54:28
and won multiple situations and stuff over there in Colorado, but there's a reason why in 130 years, 130 years
2:54:39
that they didn't achieve everyone having a 3.0 GPA. Now all of a sudden, prime get there, now they have their GPA
2:54:49
uh jerry says nine all pros but only one at a skilled position whoo hey bro yeah
2:55:04
that boy that boy that boy sunk it off in there man
2:55:11
good at capping yeah boy so it's so many of those factors
2:55:18
man I hope you guys enjoy your weekend I hope it's very much so
2:55:24
enjoyable one on the end capologist baby true king
2:55:34
true three king ten dollars appreciate you Talking about the other type of cap SMH, he capping
2:55:44
Yeah, boy, capping. Pow, pow, pow, pow, pow, pow. And I appreciate the trope
2:55:54
Yes, indeed. Take the money out, all of it. Come on. Wasting my time now
2:56:01
Come on. Come on. Come on. Appreciate y'all. we come here for the report of the news
2:56:15
and the news got it as if though even though Robert Sala had an in-person interview
2:56:22
ain't nothing like that meaning that you can look into the eyes and the soul of a man
2:56:27
and say these are the things that I want these are the things that I need to have
2:56:35
to be accomplished here and I love Robert Sala here in the capacity of
2:56:45
a defensive coordinator grandfather once said when he was alive
2:56:55
don't dance with the first lady you see and he's right keep your options open
2:57:05
continue to leave no stone unturned until the one that can get your attention
2:57:13
and all you think about is that one. Hopefully the Cowboys find that person
2:57:22
Hopefully they find that spark. And hopefully they understand that for the last 30 seasons
2:57:29
30 years, over 3,000 moons, over 11,000 days that they look into this particular situation
2:57:39
and they say, hey, let's stop dancing with the first one we see
2:57:44
and let's make sure that the one that we are with can move mountains, can set us straight
2:57:54
We're going to get the fame regardless because we can be the ones that can say we delivered
2:58:02
And the fans, ain't this right, Matt? Batten says the fans, we deserve better
2:58:08
We do. We absolutely do. We deserve to walk in boldly to say that, hey, this is all rock
2:58:20
and no one is going to be able to move us off this spot. We deserve to travel with good spirits
2:58:26
so that we won't be that laughing stock of the NFL. When every time we turn on the TV, there's something crazy that happened
2:58:36
That we lose in the craziest of the craziest way. We should be the team that use common sense
2:58:43
That on third and one, that you don't go for Hail Mary
2:58:48
We should be the team that know that we got a kicker
2:58:52
That all we have to do is get damn near to the 50-yard line
2:58:56
That there should be three points in the bucket regardless. this. We should be the team to play with a sense of urgency, to have that extra fight in our bag
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We should be the team that have options where we can kill you with the high pass. We can kill you
2:59:12
with the low pass. We can galvanize our troops with the run. And then on top of that, if we need
2:59:18
a turnover, we can get it. If we need to stop a run on third and four, we can get it. If we need
2:59:23
to stop a run on third and short, we can get it. If we need to play some blades of grass and
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Cover all of them. Yes, we should have those dogs. I'm looking for a few good men
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That's what we're looking for. I'm looking for a game changer. Someone that can make something happen
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Not just depending on one, but this is a team of 22 on the field
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11 on defense and 11 on offense that can get things going
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And we leave all of the excuses at the door. because now when we got somebody that can lay them down
2:59:59
rings on the table and now we got somebody that can look at booth and say there's the door
3:00:05
because you didn't play your assignment right and your responsibility is to play the assignment
3:00:14
right and if you don't do it I got someone else that can wear that sacred silver and blue look at
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somebody that when they false start or when they over commit to something that we can pull them to
3:00:27
the sidelines and also said hey we see the potentials in you it's not the end of the world
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keep your head high look me in my eyes and let people know that you're a man you're going to
3:00:40
fail more than you succeed but you have to learn from your failures and I'm going to tell y'all
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I've learned more from my failures than my success but if you continue to do your failure movements
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then you would never understand the success part because you got to keep going
3:00:57
There's a lot of people that give up right before they finish the finish line
3:01:02
Why? Because they're rubbernecking looking at someone else and they're rubbernecking looking at other people
3:01:08
and what they are able to achieve and fail to realize that if you continue to say it's about the cap, it's about where I was born
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I'm from Mississippi, I wasn't given a silver spoon. I say hell with the silver spoon
3:01:25
I'm humble enough to eat with my hands. When you're hungry, you go out there and make it happen
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Ph.D., poor, hungry, and determined. And I want my players to be so hungry
3:01:37
I don't want them to be sedity. I don't want them to be so cutesy
3:01:41
I don't want them to be demure or however you say it. I want my dogs to be hungry
3:01:47
So even if the food fall off the table on the floor, we picking it up
3:01:51
Mississippi rule. I'm eating it anyway. Yeah, I want these type of guys
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But I got to have someone from that grit to be able to explain that
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And I'm quite sure I can tell you, Kelly Moore, he won't be able to explain that to these guys
3:02:08
No offense to him. I need somebody to look at these guys in the eyes
3:02:14
to be able to motivate them when they're shaking and shivering and I can tell them
3:02:20
I've been down there in that low dial in the postseason snap your ass up out of this
3:02:25
listen to me you're going to make this play happen one way or another
3:02:31
I need for that to happen we must demand and declare and decree for those things to happen
3:02:39
I need for someone to say hey even if you throw me in a fiery furnace
3:02:45
and it may just be three of us in there but I need for someone to look around and say hey
3:02:50
there's four in there and I'll tell you what even when the enemy try to game plan around you
3:02:58
even them when they try to do that they get burned up in the flames too
3:03:03
I need to walk around with that type of authority but you got to declare it
3:03:09
You got to believe it and then for one, you got to see it for yourself
3:03:14
So I'm going to say this to you all. It's your determination
3:03:20
You got to see yourself as a victor. You got to see yourself as the king that you are
3:03:26
You got to see yourself as that ultimate lion And this is what we need to do ladies and gentlemen We got to stop walking around with that defeated mindset that die style mindset
3:03:42
You got to go out there and say this is what i'm going to do and you got to prepare yourself
3:03:49
I'm telling y'all you got to prepare yourself I remember jimmy johnson saying this
3:03:57
they said, oh man, y'all boys were lucky to get to the postseason
3:04:02
these sorts of things. Y'all lucky to have the first or the number two defense
3:04:06
Y'all were lucky to have Troy Aikman, Emmitt Smith, Michael Irvin, Jay Novacek
3:04:12
He says, no, luck is when preparation meets opportunity. It's better to be prepared for the opportunity and not have it
3:04:20
than to have the opportunity and not be prepared. You got to put yourself in those positions
3:04:26
And it's so many times, too many times, we've been watching these coaches around here that can't light a fire up on anybody like a Jason Garrett, like a Mike McCarthy
3:04:38
What's his pregame speech? I'm seeing someone timid and I'm not talking about that person that's timid
3:04:45
Damn it, you're supposed to weave a wobble over there and get that person untimid and say, hey, get your mind together
3:04:52
This is what we're here for. Blood, sweat, and tears. This is why we was out there in Oxnard
3:04:59
This is why we went back from Oxnard to Frisco. We put in all of our hard work to pay out the dividends now
3:05:08
to get out the dividends now. These are the things that we must have from a coach
3:05:14
And it goes from the top to the bottom. But you got to declare it
3:05:21
It's not going to be given to you freely. if you like this message today
3:05:28
this is the time for you guys to understand that this is the quote
3:05:36
Les Brown I used to have his CD player in my car
3:05:43
and I was sleeping out of my car and I would pop that tape in there
3:05:48
or that CD in there and we would listen and he said you got to be hungry
3:05:54
you gotta want it and he was saying these same words they gravitated to my heart
3:06:04
and I'm passing it on to you all like I said knowledge can only be transferred
3:06:09
just like energy cannot be created nor destroyed just transfer I'm going to transfer this
3:06:18
and I've been saying it on all of my quotes at the end of the day if you want a thing bad enough to go out there and fight for it
3:06:24
to work day and night to give up your time your peace and your sleep if all of your desires of it
3:06:30
makes you quite mad that you don't get tired and it makes you hold everything tauty and cheap
3:06:35
if life itself seems empty and useless without it and all that you scheme and dream is about it
3:06:41
if you will gladly go out there and sweat for it or fret for it or plan for it or lose
3:06:46
all terror of your mind if you would simply oh just simply go after
3:06:53
the thing you want Matt Batten dramatic ghost face gaming Jessica go after the thing you want
3:07:01
with all of your capacity strength, sarcasticity with faith hope and confidence
3:07:06
and stern pertinacity if neither cold or poverty or the famish of fame Or the sickness of your body or brain Can turn you away from the thing you want
3:07:19
It's darker than grim And besieged and beset With the help of all might and just right pulse
3:07:26
Freddy Morales And everyone that's listening You Will
3:07:36
get it baby come on with it and the words are prime time
3:07:41
for your mind give me my thing yo if we offended anyone today
3:07:48
be sure to know the charge it to my head not my heart
3:07:54
and if you somehow someway an eagle fanned and you offended then you just
3:08:00
offended come on with it no doubt man let's get on up
3:08:04
out of here. One love DC for life. Let's get it. Appreciate all of the support. Mama said there'll
3:08:12
be days just like this. You guys are all stars. I love y'all to the stars and back. Let's get it
3:08:19
I wake up. Come on. Come on. Mike crash, Mike
3:08:29
But first I stretch. Tell him run it up. I wake up
3:08:34
I'm down, not check. No drip, this. Tell him run it up
3:08:39
No sleep, no rest. Mike crash, Mike. But first I stretch. Tell him run it up
3:08:44
Now that a tamper through my hands, I'm by my lonely. Come on. Turn to a savage, now my baby wants to hold me
3:08:50
I love my fans, don't need no friends. I got my homies. Come on with it. Thought I could trust you, I find out you tried to zone me
3:08:56
Don't zone long. One up on that court, I'll make me great. The first one in, the last one out, can't call me lazy
3:09:03
Put in my hours, send an invoice, send me pay. I need six rings like M.J
3:09:08
Law Nation, baby. I wake up, flex. Thumb down that check. Don't drip this
3:09:16
That boy said he needs six rings like M.J. Come on, Winnie
3:09:21
Stretch. Tell him run it up. I wake up, flex. Thumb down that check. Law
3:09:27
Come on with it, baby
3:09:57
Come on. Shout out to you, Jay Lombardi. Eric, what's good with you
3:10:12
See y'all on the couch Monday. Come on, Washington. I got this couch ready for y'all
3:10:21
Yeah. Come on. The next coach. Until next time, man, I appreciate you
3:10:30
We looking great. Let's go, Bird. It's an evil world we live in
3:10:36
Oh, my goodness. Oh, my goodness. Emotional diamonds. It's ready to hold up
3:10:44
Oh my gosh I got this couch ready for y Eagles Peace and baloney
3:10:56
In Washington, we got this couch. Man, y'all got this butter, and I got these drinks and everything
3:11:03
Come on, y'all tripping, man. Y'all come on, grab this couch, man. Nobody, baby
3:11:10
Who can do it like me? Who can give me what you need
3:11:17
Come on with it, baby Oh, Eric's sitting on the floor All right
3:11:27
I'm awake, man I got this couch for you, my dog You can have a piece of the couch
3:11:33
You sit on the 49er side Yeah, yeah, we put you over the 49er side
3:11:38
I am awake I can't wait for you, Killer Death, your Lord Bronson
3:11:42
I got a book for y'all to read. Moby Dick. Yeah, yeah, yeah
3:11:46
Read that one. Come on with it. Boy, I can't wait for y'all to catch that couch
3:12:12
Don't let the streetlights hit you You know it's dangerous to go alone
3:12:24
Don't let the streetlights hit you Can I be on you? Can I be on you
3:12:34
I'll follow you Are you not entertained? Are you not entertained? Are you not entertained
3:12:39
But every two I was wanting it Two Emotional damage
3:12:52
Seven more and another one Take some money out All of it
3:12:58
And another one Come on My time now, come on I think you are the one
3:13:05
That boy Eric said he's making a podcast I'm glad I'm able to motivate you to make one, Eric
3:13:10
Let me know, man. I'll hop on there and drop some stars of knowledge that you guys can fly up under
3:13:22
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Yes, indeed. All right. Eric says you want to support the law
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Appreciate you, man. Thank you so much. Shout out to all of everybody
3:14:16
Until next time, DC for life. No shortcuts, just hard works. Peace
3:14:24
Well, love

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