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How about this Cowboys?

Get no Cowboys!

Let's go, baby!

Are you ready for a break?

Yes.

Are you ready for a break? Absolutely. 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 Tuesday, January 11th, 2002, season 17 episode number 95.

Welcome to the latest edition of The Break.

We are live from SWBC Mortgage Studios at the Star with Nick and Dave joining me.

Nick, let's get started with a 95. I'm going to go with Chad Hennings, I guess. I'm sure there's a better one than that. I was about to say you don't seem very convinced that that's the number person you really want to talk about. Colston Wetherington, maybe? Wow. Yeah, he was a Dallas Desperado guy, but that may not have been right for him. Was he the same number with the desperadoes? I don't think so. He might have been 95 for them. For those who don't know the Dallas Desperados are, that ages us. This was when Jerry actually owned an arena football team and Nick used to do the play-by-play. No, you did the color. Color. For the, uh, for the Dallas Dallas Desper. They let anybody do that. It was fun. It was fun, right? Yeah. Kind of, except for the fact that like, you know, when the season was over this season, you're like, here we go. Yeah, that I'm going to go ahead, Dave. I mean, not to, first world problems, not to complain about this great job that we have,

but I think I would cry.

Like, every-

You probably have friends, like, is it New Orleans that does that?

Or it's, it's, I mean, that is, that's a thing, but like the New Orleans Saints.com beat people,

like, they do work for the Pellsells but I don't think they just become

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