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How about them, Cowboys?

Get no, Cowboys!

Let's go, baby.

Are you ready for a break?

Yes.

Are you ready for a break?

Absolutely.

Ready for a break? Yes. Are you ready for a break? Absolutely. Ready for a break?

Yeah, and so much for that.

It's time for The Break on Dallas Cowboys.com.

We were on the break!

With Nick Eatman, David Hellman, Ambar Garcia, and Derek Eagleton.

It is Thursday, January 13th, 2002, season 17, episode number 97.

Welcome to the latest edition of the break.

Live from SWBC Mortgage Studios at the Star, we've got a lot to get into.

We're getting you guys ready for Cowboys versus 49ers.

That happens this Sunday, 3.30 p.m. at AT&T. Stady. We'll be joined in a little bit in the second segment by Bucky Brooks of NFL Network. He'll help us break down the San Francisco defense versus the Dallas offense. But let's get this thing started. Nick, give me a 97. Let's get this thing started. Taco. No, Leroy Glever Please don't do that Leroy Glover was a great football player He was

Yeah I mean

I think he was the first guy that have four straight Pro Bowls in his first four years. Zach Martin has since done that, but he was an outstanding player on some bad teams. I'm kind of surprised he doesn't get more, doesn't get at least to being a finalist for the Hall of Fame. He was one of those players are so good and he was so underrated. He was. And he was on bad teams at the Cowboys. I assume, I don't know what the Saints were like while he was there. Leroy Glow, that stung. That I hated the Cowboys for that. Because of that, yeah. He he was one of the saints best players at a time when I mean they the dome patrol obviously but they were always second fiddle to the niners those teams they weren't they never like commanded their division and so like late 90s early 2000s it was like the first taste of the Saints being like a playoff type team. And Leroy left in Free Agency. And I think it was like the first time the Saints had a player that anybody else wanted. And I just, I was probably like 12. And I just like, the damn cowboys. He used to piss off the TV cameras, too, because he would sit in his locker and we'd go to interview him, a couple of riders. And then the cameras, you know, would show up late. And after you do the work, and then he had this big dip in his mouth. And he'd be like, no cameras, just, you know, writers only. And they were getting pissed about it. It was like, because he had this big dip, didn't want to show it. It's my kind of guy.

Screw the TV people.

Yeah, it didn't matter if we're doing it.

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