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And with that, we welcome you back to our studio hour number two of get up on a jam-packed morning with our regular gang here.

And obviously, so much NFL conversation to have.

It was a fascinating night last night in so many different ways, a dominant performance from the Cowboys on what was an extremely emotional night for them, as you would imagine.

Ten days after they said goodbye to their teammate, Marshawn Neeland, he was certainly remembered by them in so many ways last night before and during and after the game.

Unrelatedly, George Pickens and C.D. Lam both sat out the first series of the game due to a coach's decision.

And then from the moment they entered Dominique, they both completely dominate.

Yeah, I like this gameplay.

Let them rest the first three and out.

And then give them the ball every single play for the rest of the game. Those two guys were incredible. They really were. And then there's the new acquisition. Like a shoddy. We're all good here, guys. Look at this. And then how about the new acquisition of Quinn and Williams, Jeff? He makes a difference on that line. Look at the rift. He sets the rip in, shirt gets up, belly's just out.

You got to love it, just nasty ball, getting a sack. Listen, we all talked about he's going to be a great addition. Irrespective to what team he goes to, he and Kenny Pickett in the middle. That is big ballers right here. Look how much Jerry loves it. Next cowboy drive at C.D. Lamb again, Jay Matt. This is just what he does. He goes out night before the game. Who cares if I'm at the meanings? I don't need to be there. Look it up. I'm cooking it up and throwing me to rob. He had five catches, 66 yards, and a touchdown. Here's another touchdown. This is one to Jake Ferguson on a fourth down in the second quarter. That really kind of opened up the floodgates. And from then, George Pickens just took over. Yeah, this is the display of incredible athletic. That spin out right here, and then this cut coming right, and then that foot in the ground. Touchdown. George Pickens is, I mean, this tandem is probably the best of football right now, along with that Prescott. That's like the inside. They don't even try to touch him at the end of that play. Pickens and Lamb. Pickens and Lamb 156 yards combined in the first half, and then more George Pickens, Jay Mackie's unstopping. The Mercy Rule was on at this point. They're not allowed to be on offense. You should have had to take George Pickens, C.D. Lamb, out the game. So then you can throw to Ryan Flournoy in the corner of the end zone for a nasty round for a touchdown. Dack threw four touchdowns last night. Pickens had nine catches for a buck 44 and then for good measure. There's Ashton Jenty getting stuffed in the end on. Just run it for the first time backed up on the hatchard. Safety. At the end of the game.

In the end, the Just run it for the first time backed up on the hash arm. Safety.

At the end of the game.

In the end, the Cowboys win at 33 to 16 on a night where they were dominant and on a night where they had heavy hearts.

Been in so many ways remembering their teammate, Marshawn Neal.

That's what it was about for them last night before, during as they mentioned after the game before we do all the celebration stuff

so proud of you guys man a tough couple weeks. We made a big crowd.

We guys made a.

We're a brotherhood.

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