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Presented by Old Trapper Beef Jerky as we are sitting here in New York City, the best city in the world at the end of September. The best weather in the world, it's all great. It's all amazing. We've got lots of great football action. Highlights to give you. My name's Kay Adams, Peter Schrager, Kyle Brack, Golden Tate's the World Champion. What's up, dude?

Hey, hey, hey, what's up?

He is back for more.

We've got NFC East Highlights to get to, so I know you were taking... Kyle Brack Golden Tate's the World Champion. What's up, dude? Hey, hey, what's up?

He is back for more.

We've got NFC East highlights to get to, so I know you were taking, you have so many notes in front of you. It's crazy. Cannot wait to get everything you want to take and tell people out there. Well, let's get to some highlights. Dak Prescott in a three-piece Frango Mint suit. Take it away, Dad. feels great, like you said, complete, from defense, offense, complimentary football, all the way around, just from half time, just the way to continue it, the way we communicate it.

That was fun. I think that showed just the brotherhood that we're creating and the culture that we're creating within this team. And that's just one. And that's just a step. And that was a big step in the building block of where we're going and what we're trying to accomplish. A mint three piece. That's what happens when you have an impressive win in Jerry's World last night over division rival. Lopsided score. Impressive win by the Cowboys, great defense, great offense. What did we learn from the Cowboys win over the Eagles? They have a defense. I mean, all summer we sat at this table, or we were remote or wherever we were, and we took our shots at this Cowboys' Defense. I particularly called that defense putrid, and we almost had a ticker of a counter of how many times I said the word putrid. Putrid day on Good Morning Football. I remember that. Everything was putrid about Cowboys defense last year. Not only are they good. I think they're exceeding expectations. They could be really good because they're great at takeaways, but they get to the quarterback. Michael Parsons is a revelation. Two games into his NFL career. I was like,

this guy could do something. Three games into it? All right. How did he fall all the way out of the top ten? He's that good. Then you got Osa Odigizua, who was flying all over the field, another rookie. And then there's the Trayvon Dig's story. I mean, look, in the draft last year, Jeff Okuda went three overall.

CJ Henderson, who was traded yesterday, went in the top 10.

This guy might be the best corner in his entire draft class. They are opportunistic. They are flying all over the field. And here's what I like about them. They are young. I'm mentioning Parsons and Diggs and Odigizua. Anthony Brown out of Purdue is not a 10-year veteran. These are younger players. And it's that crew that gives me hope and confidence that this Cowboys defense can at least hold serve with some of the bigger teams in the league and say, hey, we're here. Tampa Bay didn't go crazy on them. Yes, they put up a lot of yards. But that defense showed up when I had to. And then last week against the Chargers, they were solid. They were even better here. Jalen Hertz looked very confused. The running game was non-existent for the Eagles. They could wear beat Dallas T-shirts all they want. They weren't beating anybody with that defense on the field. It was that good. I was that impressed with the Dallas defense and not even talking about Dak and how good he looked. Yeah, yeah. I agree with you. But what stood out to me was how physical they were. They were out there hitting on both sides of the

ball and you could just feel it. Like if you just took the decals off, you could see that that was

a division game. They were bringing the heat all day.

And the other thing that I love to see, I love to see, Zeke was running angry,

angry.

He was.

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