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Hello and welcome. It's our number three, our number three of the podcast, a cowboy monologue yet again.

The chaos and anarchy around America's team.

Dallas takes it on the chin, blown out by the lowly Washington football team,

formerly known as the Redskins.

Mike McCarthy calling out his team, a former cowboy saying the Cowboys had quit.

And we discussed the state of the Dallas Cowboys mathematically very much in the thick of things in the NFC East.

But the walls are caving in on Mike McCarthy.

We'll have a Mallor show investigation here in our number three.

Another implosion.

Welcome in the beginning of the Ben Mallor's show for this hour.

We are in the air everywhere, coast to coast, border to border and beyond, as we filibuster

the overnight hours away on the vast Fox Sports Radio Network emanating live from inside

the magic radio box, also known as the Geico FSR Studios.

So if you thought that Washington was going to be the perfect tonic for the Cowboys,

then you are a loser.

NFC East, Donnybrook.

Not really much of a Donnybrook at all.

Did you watch this game?

Maybe not.

So the Washington football team, the team without a name, saw Kyle Allen toss a pair of touchdowns,

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