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I'm Kyle Brandt, Jamie Erdahl in Parts Unknown.

That's Jason McCordy, 13 years in the league.

Peter Shregor never played the game.

Never played the game yet love it.

Yep.

You know the game, though.

Yeah, I do.

Hey, as the season draws closer, we're going to take a closer look at some back of our favorite moments on this very show. All right, let's play a game. Big deal or no big deal. Primetime schedule edition. We got a lot of information thrown our way last night, including which teams will have the most games in prime time next season. The Cowboys right now are tied for the most primetime games with six above teams like the Philadelphia Eagles, the 49ers, the defending Super Bowl champions,

the Jets. They're up there. Everyone's got six at the top three, the top four. So the Cowboys, though, matching chiefs, bills, and chargers more than any other team. Is that a big deal? Or is that no big deal, Sean? It's no big deal to me. I think you look at those top three right there, and I say the first two got six games based on merit, right? And they earn those. For the Cowboys, look, they're a good football team. Yeah. I think that the reason why they got six prime time games is their unbelievable theater. You just never know what's going to happen. The game is going to come down to the final second, the final play, the final drive. And for the Dallas Cowboys, it's been great theater because, like, crazy stuff has happened. I feel like you go back and you look at, for the Dallas Cowboys in the playoff exits. We've been talking about, you know, the loss of the 49ers and the Sikh playing center, even the quarterback draw where they ran out of time. Like the end of games with the Dallas Cowboys, there's just such an unknown factor. So, look, Primetime, absolutely.

They're an electric team. They're a polarizing team. But I think Primetime is going to be good for that guy right there, Dak Prescott. He's a guy that I feel like is easy to root for. You know, when you're the quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys, there's a lot of pressure. Like, if you don't win the Lombardi Trophy, they're hating on you.

They haven't won it in almost 30 years, Sean.

I know. for the Dallas Cowboys, there's a lot of pressure. Like, if you don't win the Lombardi Trophy, they're hating on you.

They haven't won it in almost 30 years, Sean. I know, I know. But there's still this many prime time. They're better theater than the Eagles. Like, theater, I hear you, but, like, they have more than a lot of really good teams. I think they've got a lot of stars, and I think that's huge. Like the Micah Parsons factor was huge, him bursting on the scene.

Yeah, no doubt about it.

It'll be interesting to see offensively. And I think that's huge. Like the Micah Parsons factor was huge, him bursting on the scene.

Yeah, no doubt about it.

It'll be interesting to see offensively who becomes the star with Zeke out there with Tony

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