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All right, after a loss, there's a lot of point in fingers, right? But, Steve, now I'll

ask you this, who's the most to blame for the Cowboys collapse? Would you say it falls

on darker the defense?

I'm going to say it falls on the defense. You had a 27-10 lead. I thought this defense

was a lead. I thought this defense was scary. I thought this defense was like the second

coming of Friday the 13th, no matter how many episodes there. I thought they created

Friday the 13th, no matter how many episodes there are. I thought they put fear and they

still fear in the opposition, particularly in the opposing quarterback. They had to drop

back the pass. That's what I thought. Now, when you up 27-10, clearly it's one of those

situations where you're not thinking about running a ball, but so much. Now, I understand

that the N.H. had 103 yards rushing. I get all of that. I understand that reality.

But in the end, the Dallas Cowboys had a 27-10 lead. They were moving the ball up and down

the field. And then all of a sudden, everything fell apart.

You just see how many times do I tell you? It's just about patience. You just got to

wait for it. You just got to wait for it. You understand what I'm saying? Did I think

they would lose this game? No. Okay. I did not think they would lose this game. I thought

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