Goelik and Smetty here.

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Welcome to Golick and Smetty.

I'm Jessica Smetana. He's Mike Golick and happy holidays everyone. Here are some of the best moments of our

podcast from the last year. Hope you enjoy. They're really good.

By the chance to catch up with Zeke Elliott to talk a little fantasy rainmakers with Draft King and

the state of the Dallas Cowboys.

So, and then for you, a lot of talk this year going into how that backfield was split

between you still obviously being the man and Tony Pollard, getting more time as well.

We see it more and more.

I'm sure you've seen it through the years just now your seventh year in the league of how

teams are kind of going to

that two-back system and i know players want to play players want to be on on the field but your

thought on how it kind of it's kind of evolving into that now with the two backs oh you know i think

i think tony you know he's a great player and i and I think he's earned the right to be on the field.

And I think, you know, the football team, you got to get your best players on the field. And I think he's a guy that he needs touches. I mean, just how explosive he is. And, I mean, every time he touches the ball is just, you got to hold the breath. What other team has to hold the breath, you know, because, you know, you can take it to distance any time.

Is there a thing, like, for me it was the D-line, and we'd certainly have a rotation system when I was on the D-line between five, six guys. For a running back, is it, you know, you get that hot hand and you want to stay in the game to kind of keep it going and then it get switched up at times how to or or is it the running back coach or whoever's deciding who goes in to get a feel of how to use you guys uh you know i think it's just i think it's uh coach pete just uh kind of getting the feel on how to use us and uh um i mean if a guy gets a hot hand and I mean, he's hot. You got to leave him in there. And, I mean, that's just kind of how it goes.

But I think Coach Pete does a good job, but just he kind of managing that.

Next up on Golick and Smedy, we are going to talk to Trey Mancini from the Baltimore Orioles.

All right.

So, Trey, let's jump into this year where you are.

Listen, from your career and in dealing, obviously, with cancer the way you did and coming back from that, I mean, I know you've talked about it time and time again, but just that trip to where you are right now.

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