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First down, and off, Elliot, plowing to the goal line.

Barry, sack by Lord.

Cuscott keeps it, and he bangs it in the touchdown.

Hey guys, welcome back to Talking Cowboys, the one-on-one edition.

Rob Phillips here for Dallas Cowboys.com, and today I'm joined by a man who talks Packers for a living, but he's got some great insight into Cowboys new head coach, Mike McCarthy's coaching style. He's Rob Demovsky of ESPN, N.FLNNFL Nation reporter. Been covering the Packers for a long time and covering Mike McCarthy for a long time too. How are you doing today, Rob?

Thanks for having me.

You know, in terms of covering the Cowboys right now, I can't think of anybody better to draw on experience

and dealing with Mike McCarthy in the past.

Can you just tell us how long you've been covering the Packers?

Because it dates back beyond Aaron Rogers, beyond Mike McCarthy.

Yeah, my first season was 1997, which was the year after they won the Super Bowl.

And then they went back to the Super Bowl in my first year, lost to the Denver Broncos.

Mike McCarthy came to Green Bay two years later as the quarterbacks coach under Ray

Rhodes for just one year.

And then, you know, probably never thought I'd cross pass with Mike McCarthy again.

And five years later, six years later, when they had a coaching search again,

lo and behold, Mike McCarthy was the guy.

So, you know, for us, because of the pandemic, we've met Mike twice, I believe, in person.

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