Hey, we welcome you to another edition of Birds Weekly, presented by the Inside the Birds Network for Ray Dinger. I'm Derek Gunn. It is Cowboys Week, and we know how much in this region we hate those Dallas

Cowboys, and we beat them in the season opener and can't wait to pound them on their own

turf come Sunday at 425, I believe it is, Eastern Standard Time. And Raymond, I can't figure

this Cowboys team out. They're the haves and they have- nots. They have an offense that's ranked third in the league,

and they can light it up with anybody when that offense is clicking.

But they have not done much of anything on defense.

They're 30th in the league on defense.

They're very generous against the run, very generous in points,

very generous in yards.

I don't understand how a team can be so good on one side of the ball,

yet so in on another side of the ball.

But thank you, Jerry Jones, for putting together another mediocre team.

Sure did.

I mean, it really is a team of two faces. It's like the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the smiling mask and the browning mask. Yeah. It's kind of what their football team looks like. I mean, they're, you're right. I mean, when they're on offense, they can move the ball and score on anybody, especially at home. I mean, they have been,

they have been lethal at home. And Dak Prescott is having a terrific year. People saw them

probably on Monday night, lighten up the Raiders. What, 138.6 quarterback rating in that game,

four touchdowns. I mean, the team, he's really having one

of his best years, but you wouldn't know it because of the fact that they're not winning

a whole lot of games. It's not his fault. It's a defense. And it would be too simple to just say,

well, you know, it's all about trading Micah Parsons.

You know, they traded Micah Parsons. And now, no, the problems go way beyond that. Now, if they

had him, they'd probably be better. But Derek, when you watch the film, man, they're bad on every

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