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Guaranteed Human. Good morning football is a production of the NFL in partnership with IHeart Radio. That's right. GMFB on a Tuesday, everybody. Welcome inside Jamie, Manzi, Isaac, and Kyle. Welcome back to myself in the studio. Feels good to be back. I was in Spain all last week. And on Game Day. You got a lot of legends hanging out.

I met Dan Marino.

I met Joe Thaisman.

It was really cool.

There was a lot of big names, a lot of yellow jackets walking around.

Zach Thomas was one of the honorary captains for the Dolphins.

It was a good time.

It's so happy to have you back, Jamie.

I don't know, Kyle's really appreciative that you're back because he had to do some heavy lifting. You know, he had to like host, do his takes, do all of that. And there's that awkward eight seconds where you usually kick in and say something. I have to fill them. And let's just say it wasn't as great was when you do it. So I'm happy to have you back on my right. It's hard. It's like trying to throw and catch a ball, which I know some gold jacket guys can do. But Kyle, I hear you. Sometimes I just have to lend up to what you, your brilliance that you bring to television. Like when you have to read the short highlights from Cowboys Raiders on Monday Night Football. What do you have for us? Make some magic. Piece of cake. Roll it. Let's set the tone with the stock image of a generic blue football helmet.

There it is.

And now let's get to Cowboys Raiders, where this was actually a very, very well-done night about a very terrible story.

I thought the tributes to Marshawn Neeland, all of the words, all of the signs, especially

coming from Dak Prescott, were really, really spot on and tone perfect.

More on that in a little bit.

Meanwhile, the football, on the football side, I think the Cowboys got a pretty easy win, which they have not been able to do much this year, as you can see by their three-digit record.

But afterwards, a lot of the thoughts were on March on Neeland, the game, the year, that season that the Cowboys are having.

Let's hear from both head coaches.

So proud of these guys, Calvin, I mean the way that they grieved, cried, laughed.

But they wanted to honor him.

And we're not done honoring him. He's a part of our family forever. But I'm proud of those guys because just the way they played today, they played with Marchand's play style. We got sacked a little bit, we got hit a little bit, and it didn't work out. I was really disappointed that we didn't stop him more. There was a space in that game. There went three or four

drives in a row and we couldn't get off the field. Piggins was really, he was really a problem

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