Oh, lie from New York. It's the show that is delivering you a caffeinated 30 minutes.

It's first things first today. The Cowboys win, Dac is back. And Professor Brasar delivers

another report card. Meanwhile, is Ben Simmons back? Oh, look at this. Why one person here

is ready for the Renaissance. And finally, he loves it. It's the frosted return of

my home's mountain alongside Christmas card. Wait, I'm Kevin Wilde. Any surprises on my

home's melon? It's the slipperyest mountain of the year. Oh, I mean, we have vacant spots

galore to open spots on the mountain. So many people getting hurt. Maybe Mac Jones could

sneak it out. No, okay. We start with the four and two Cowboys. Dallas goes into

Sofie and leaves with a win in front of thousands of Cowboys fans. Dac throws for 272.

CDLAM is basically perfect. Here's Dac post game. You said the big win. Was it a must win though?

Yeah. Yeah, it was a must win. Why? I mean, yeah, early in the season, but three and three,

four and two are three and three. That's a huge difference. That's what I've been saying.

Obviously, I'm not clear of it. It loves it. It loves it. All right, brew. Let's deliver

what everyone's been waiting for. What's your grade on the Cowboys performance? Well, Dac was

absolutely right. Was, you know, philosophically a must win. Obviously not mathematically. And I

weighed that I mixed that into the stew of coming up with this great like a good teacher's

do. All right. Number one, Dac was great. Dac was great. And Nick obviously threw the ball

well. He was efficient. But what I liked more was he ran the bottle. He ran seven times

with about 41 yards. That's more. Both of those are season highs. And when Dac was at his

best, when I actually thought years ago, he was going to become elite was when he would

make plays with his legs. He wasn't Jalen Hertz or Lamar Jackson, but it was a threat.

And if he gets back to using his legs and being a threat with those, then I think that

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