A big fella?

Yeah.

Do you see how I'm feeling, man?

Um, underneath these shades are swollen eyes.

Um, I just I was on that field last night taking the punches to the face.

Exactly what?

The Cowboys?

Um it was It was a devastating night.

I got on instagram last night and said, Just turn it off, make it stop.

We should have a running clock in the NFL for games like this, because in my son's little league, basketball and baseball, they have, you know, they got in baseball.

You can.

You got a 12 run rule in his age group and in basketball from running clock if you go about 30.

And that's exactly how I felt last night.

And to be honest with you, G, When you look at when you look at the game in Totality, man, what came to mind?

Waas.

How much that made up for the deficiencies on this team.

That's all I could think about including turnovers, because he turned the ball over and Zeke had fumbles when he was playing as well.

But all of this was being hidden.

Zack Martin was lost last night.

to a possible concussion.

And now you're playing with offensive line that some some spots too deep and three deep at the center spot.

This is or a disaster.

And Andy Dalton, we thought, was gonna right the ship.

And I picked the Cowboys to win the game because I thought they would be able to run the football.

And obviously they're $90 million man who just fessed up toe costing his team.

And I don't know if that would have won the game if he wouldn't have had those two fumbles.

But it was a absolute butt whipping.

And every time today I'll talk about the Cowboys.

I'm putting these shades on because my eyes get swole well.

You have this to look forward to.

I'm bringing Stephen a into battle with you a little bit later this morning, so be geared up for that because you know he's ready for you.

Meanwhile, Greg McElroy, I know you put together some tape because look, this was a night were literally everything went wrong.

But you have pinpointed the area where it was the single biggest problem for the cowboys and greeny.

He could talk about dak masking all these deficiencies.

But the reality was the communication between the quarterback position and the offensive line last night was in many ways a atrocious, atrocious.

Here's a simple pressure.

Five defenders in the box, five guys blocking you have your running back who's in one on one with the will Linebacker.

The center has to see the fact that there is presence on the right.

He's trying to push his right guard out.

Buddha Baker just runs through scot free.

Andy Dalton thinks he's protected and he gets absolutely smoke.

Doesn't matter if Dax on the field for that's a second.

You got four guys left to the center, here on the zone to the left.

You have three blockers.

You cannot run this play into a four man side.

That is Day one Install and Jeff Saturday, who was maybe the smartest player to ever play the center position.

The looks that they constantly got were relatively simple to defend.

If you are the offensive line for the Dallas Cowboys, however, the communication between Andy Dalton and I think Greg just froze.

But I think the whole world was too stunned by him, calling Jeff the smartest offensive lineman he'd ever heard.

But Jeff, pick up the thought there one way or the other because he got most of the point out there.

Which was the offensive line.

Was the problem last night, Jeff.

Saturday.

What did you see?

Yeah, it was a travesty.

And and And the points he's making our could not be, uh, you know, more truthful.

Like if you look, it's such a simplistic defense that was being played against them, and it really is just counting greeny.

I mean, when you talk about the blitz is that they're getting home and and they're running to a weak side with four guys over there.

I mean, it's literally basic counting, right count before they got one more than us.

We gotta go the other way.

When that guy was gonna come and bring pressure.

Either he's gotta throw it to the tight end, or they gotta slide to pick up that protection.

But what we we made this statement last week when that got hurt.

Everybody said, Oh, you know, Can Andy Dalton do this?

It's not about Andy Dalton, right?

It's about this offensive line, and they can't get it done there like a subway turnstile man.

At the first two passes, they had guys in their face.

And, by the way, Chandler Jones wasn't in the house.

So this was not a hey, just a 20 sat guy.

This is just guys who are running by getting pressure on your quarterback.

There's no communication.

You're not seeing any point.

You're not seeing any talk between the offensive line and the running backs.

Air tight ends.

This thing is ugly, and here's the problem.

You can't get this thing solved by handing it to Zeke because he's dropping it the first time he touches it.

It's an absolute embarrassment when you look at the way my middle school football team is coach better than that and and can execute better than that, because it's simple.

There's nothing complicated about the whipping they took last night.

All right, go ahead.

So I go.

What do you got?

G?

Did I make the point that that mask a lot of this stuff in Great said he?

Yes.

Do you believe he did?

Because that was gonna be my next question to you.

Do you believe that Dak Prescott agent was watching that game last night with a cigar in his mouth and and champagne on the table saying, Look what this offense looks like without my client.

Marcus.

Yes or no G?

Yes.

What?

Every man on this show.

What the hell You all think looking at that team last night?

Hey, I got something for you to It ain't like this Offensive land just got bad last night.

They've been bad.

Guess who've been masking it by avoiding Russia's and avoiding sacks and avoiding pressure.

His ankle was broke, fractured because he was avoiding pressure and getting outside of the pocket.

Because this offensive line they blocked nobody.

What ended Dalton went through is what that Prescott been going through the first few games of the season.

This ain't changed.

Ain't a different Z been fumbling the ball and even overcoming his own mistake's and throwing interceptions every game Before this, the Cowboys had a shot to win.

We knew damn well they have no shot to win this one last night.

Let me ask Dan Graziano a question because I can honestly say I've been a sportscaster for 30 years.

I've never had this kind of conversation about a team that was alone in first place in its division, But that is the reality of the terrible NFC East.

So they're not gonna look at this.

Thing is, though, it's hopeless there in first place.

Is there any potential for a move to be made as we approach the trade deadline?

Anything that we're hearing, anything that we should expect?

You know they'll try.

But I mean, it's tough, because how did they pinpoint what area?

And they need tackles.

They need playmakers on defense.

They need all kinds of things.

I mean, look, it's a total meltdown there, and I don't think talking to people there that they have really any idea how.

Tow target?

Ah, potential solution like that.

I mean, the problem there so bad.

84 points.

A lot off turnovers.

The Steelers have only allowed 94 points period all year.

I mean, this is these are huge, huge numbers.

They're on pace to give up more points than any team ever has.

I don't know how they fix this with a trade or two.

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