Give us a review on the dance moves real quick. I saw Mike's dance moves. I didn't think he can dance at all. Not one bit. Just, no offense, looking at you. I'm like, he probably can't dance. They show me the phone. I'm like, is this AI? They're like, no, it's him. Yo, yo, what up, homies.

I'm going to post Super Bowl break, hopefully on a vacation sipping pinocaladas. But we've got our second of three Radio Row interviews episodes for you. This one's all about the diva badass wide receivers. And really, these guys are just badasses. I don't think they're divas. C.D. Lamb. Baller. Justin Jefferson.

I don't need to say more.

Amun Ra Saint Brown. badasses. I don't think they're divas. CD Lamb, baller, Justin Jefferson, I don't need to say more.

Amun Ra Saint Brown might be one of my favorites, and what are they going to do after a disappointing season and how will they bounce back? And then not a receiver, but a guy that's awesome at receiving.

Bejan Robinson, Mr. Do Everything on offense, maybe the best running back in all of football.

And then we got a defensive guy, Fred Warner, with new D.C. Rahim Morris.

He lets us in on all those details.

Hope you enjoy.

Here he comes.

We get Philly DB for a cowboy wide receiver.

When I wear baggy pants, it's because I lost weight. When he wears baggy pants, it's a statement. Whoa, I mean, awesome. He's cool. C.D. is cool and fashion and all that. He's getting mad because I make fun of him. He wears some pants sometimes. They fit today. They're not intentionally baggy. They don't fit them. You're swaggolicious over here. That's what I do, man. I like to be comfortable. So what do you got working on with these? What kind of pants of these we got working right here? So these are some nice little chrome pants, real comfortable, real baggy, and then I got my USA on the top. I like it. I like it, man. Hey, awesome year, as always. Appreciate it. Appreciate it. It was hard. It was tough. Right. It was tough. Just overcoming a lot of injuries and little battles. It was fun, though. That ankle, when it happened, it's just one of those like, oh, that's going to take a little while to to heal those hurt originally it was like really just

the art I'm going to walk it off right and then I realized it was starting to get worse and then I went

back in for that one more play and I didn't have no fight in my leg and I said oh yeah no this is

serious right and then you can't cut off it or explode out of a cut or do anything like that.

Can't do anything. I feel like I didn't trust it anymore. So just building that trust, building that foundation, building the strengthening around my ankle again. Heavy on a rehab. It was some work. Yeah, I hear you. All right. So tell us the year in general. I mean, you guys had it rolling on offense, right? I mean, you got to feel good about the future as long as you can keep the other receiver with you and DAC and go, damn, we got a pretty good trio right there. Right, absolutely. Everyone knows that I'm excited about bringing them back. I hope that's the biggest, the first thing, the first notification that I see of anybody resigning. Right. Out of any team. I don't care who it is. You just want George Pickens back. I need GP back. I need GP back so we can have the full year that I feel like we're supposed to have. Granted, he bought out, Dack bought out, everyone bought out. I still felt like I could have did a lot more. Granted, had a pretty okay year. Well, why do you say that? I mean, I know you had the injury. Right. You, because of the drop in the game there a little bit? I had drops. Right. Injuries, I didn't finish a couple games. So I feel like throughout the season, I play like 11 full games. Right. It's still got a thousand yards.

I appreciate you being real about it though that it didn't meet your expectations. But he still got a thousand yards. Yeah, nah. I'm grateful for that. Now, I don't ever want to throw anything under the rug or really bash myself about anything. And I give myself some grace, but I know who I am. Yeah. Yeah. what about do you feel like at times down there the national pressure on the football team, right? Like, do you feel it, like I said coming in the year, I felt like Dak Prescott was maybe under more pressure than any quarterback in the sport, right? Just because all the money he makes and you guys haven't delivered in the playoffs, like the expectations there, right? Right. Do you guys feel that in the locker room? Not really because I feel like we're all, I feel like we are under pressure. Right.

Like I get to a point to where like you play for the dallas cowboys there's going to be some pressure everybody's going to love you everybody's going to hate well a lot going to love you a lot going to hate you so like regardless you're going to be watched just go out there and put your best foot forward i feel like It's almost like a why why not situation. And as for me, man, I don't really, there's not more pressure that anyone can put on me than I put on myself because I know the amount of work that I put in and the type of things that I can rely on as far as talent, abilities, and my players. And as for me, it's just going out there and showcasing to the world that I'm one of the elites. Yeah. Well, you already have that. You're in that conversation. There's no doubt about that. What did the arrival of George Pickens? Just nuts and bolts, exes and knows. How did that change the offense to have him out there on the field? It gives me the ability to line up wherever I want and vice versa.

If we just need to keep it simple, we can, AGP go run a slam real quick.

AGP go, just go win.

You know, just having that ability to have two, three guys because then we can add turp in the slot and now things are spicy, you know? So just the fun and the type of, like, different formations and different schemes that we can be put in.

Like, I feel like it's just so many things that we can do with the opportunities are there for us when we have two guys out there that's really dominant.

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