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Take number one. Cowboys deserve huge credit for that win last night.

They were supposed to win that game. That was a Steelers celebration. That was a Steelers holiday.

It's this beautiful night after the rain and thunder clear in Pittsburgh and it's T.J. Watts 100th sack and it's history and it's Snoop waving the terrible towel and wearing a Steelers jacket. It's supposed to be a Steelers holiday. And Dak Prescott said, I don't care. I can't believe he did that. And I can't believe I'm going to say this, but I love this version of the Cowboys because it's where have you gone, Michael Lervyn, Emmett Smith, Jay Novichick, never mind any of those people. This is Dak Prescott out there making 60 million bucks a year, throwing to spare parts like

Hunter Lipke and Rico Dowdell and Jalen Tolbert.

Citi Lambs over there had 60 yards something. He was fine.

But I think it's cool that DAC can do this John Wick thing and say, fine, bring it on.

I'll fight all these Steelers by myself with this guy from North Dakota State named Lipke.

I think it's great.

He won that game with not only a really clutch touchdown pass on fourth down at the end of the game, an incredibly clutch fumble recovery on the play before it. So, yeah, they're not greats and they're flawed and who cares? I bash the Cowboys all the time when they deserve it. But if you're just doing it constantly after a win on the road at Pittsburgh, you're doing it for sport or clicks or ratings. Rain, that stuff everybody purports to hate. Give them credit. That was a gutty win and a clutch win. And how many times you say that about the Cowboys a day after a game? I'm saying it today. Take number two, the Jets, just awful. What the hell was that game? Credits of the Vikings, blah, blah, blah, they did fine. Sam Donald got hit really hard and wasn't the same.

They still hung on to win.

The Jets offense is so terrible.

It's not just that it's terrible.

We've seen a lot of terrible offenses.

But outside of the Cleveland Browns, there is not an offense that it seems more stagnant, more frozen, more stiff.

My impression of the Jets offense. First and 10, crappy run for one and a half yards. Second and nine, incomplete pass to Alan Lazzard. Third and nine, desperate pass

right across the middle to Garrett Wilson that sometimes he catches, sometimes he doesn't. If he catches it, it will be followed by another crappy run for one yard. And if he doesn't, it'll be followed by a punt. And Rogers, like, screaming something at Nathaniel Hackett on the sideline who's only there because Rogers wants him to be there. It's so weird to watch them. Take number three. Devonte Adams, whenever they land or landed from London, should be standing on the New Jersey

tarmac with an edible arrangement that says, I'm a jet now. Why not do it?

I know there's this thing about, well, you can't just keep giving Rogers what he wants.

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