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All right, the Dallas Cowboys fall, 2317.

The Niners cover all numbers as road underdogs and send the Cowboys packing.

Down goes Dallas, as McKenzie says.

Nine minutes of work, though A yell brain. Nine minutes.

Okay. I'll accept it. I'm going to let you start and represent the masses.

Because you've got to take. It's pretty massy.

Mike McCarthy's a dope. He's a bad coach.

At least you're saying it clean, you know. And right now, you know, a lot of people are nod and going like, yep, yep, go ahead.

Mike McCarthy, who last year, undisciplined team in Dallas, this year they got even less disliked.

It was led the league in penalty yards this year? Okay. So how was Dallas's penalty yards? Let's look this up. How was Dallas's penalty yards, let's say, in the prior three seasons before that? Because my guess is this isn't about to coach, but go ahead. They were bottom 10 in penalty differential last season. So I don't know about before Mike McCarthy, but you may be right. Before they may have been undisciplined before him. Let's be honest, the Jerry Jones culture is not about being buttoned up. It's about Mike Orvin. It's about win and it doesn't matter. It's kind of like their old school Raiders. But go ahead. But the question to me is, what is Mike McCarthy, what is he doing well? What is his strength? He doesn't have his hands on the offense. We know that. He doesn't have his hands on the defense. Do you prefer a head coach it does? Because a lot of people feel, unless it's one of the true geniuses, that what Tomlin does, who doesn't have his hands in offense or defense directly, he's not playing, call him plays, is you're supposed to set culture and you're supposed to be, as Lombardi talks about, a problem solver? Well, oh, look, there's problems on the special teams. Let me step into here and help. Because as a head coach, you're supposed to know it all. The new age head coaches are usually offensive gurus that really don't do a lot of other things.

How many championships have they won those guys?

Zero.

And I tend to agree.

I prefer the way, like Mike Tomlin is sort of a CEO, but also if that's your job,

you should have a pretty disciplined team, it seems like, to me, which they don't.

And you have to, whatever the answer is, at the end of the day,

you have to be willing to take the blame for the results. Okay. And the results were a 12,

what were they, 12 and 5, right? Yep. So a 12 win season, a division title. And in a game that,

you know, Moneyball, right, Let's think about money ball now.

And I'm having a metal block.

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