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It is Wednesday in between week three and four in the NFL season.

That's Kyle Brand.

That's Peter Strager.

This is Michael Robinson.

I am Jamie Errott. I'm Rob. How's your time in L.A.? It's been relaxing. You know, I got four kids. So, you know, some time by myself, Puma. You know what I'm saying, dog? It's been good for me. No sleepless nights when you come here to L.A. and nobody waking you up in the middle of the night. I imagine that's how Cowboys fans are feeling as they enter into kind of a familiar situation in September. Cowboys are struggling. They have some frustrations. They have poor play dancing in their head. It's not fun. It's no fun when you open up divisional play this way. The Cowboys go to the Meadowlands to face the Giants on Thursday night football.

That is C.D. Lamb talking to anybody who will listen, specifically his quarterback. He will be here to have this

conversation in case you are asking. Is week four too soon to have a must-win game for Dallas?

We had to ask the owner of the Cowboys, Jerry Jones.

Well, I don't want to minimize the importance of playing New York there in our division.

That says enough right there. And we need a good game. It's a tough place to play.

Again, what's a must win? We play 17 games. Some sports play over 150 games.

And to me, when I think about it, that's the case. You might look back and say, that's a game

that you turn the corner. That's a game that you did that. And I don't mean to sound cavalier

when I'm saying it. But every possession is an important possession for us and for each player.

Kyle Brant says stack wins. Jerry Jones says, what's a must win, even though he kind of sidestep the answer to that question.

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