Talkin' Cowboys: Red Flags Part II

Talkin' Cowboys

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4.1 • 790 Ratings

🗓️ 23 January 2023

⏱️ 46 minutes

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The Cowboys 2022 season comes to an end as the red flags from regular season losses showed up once again.

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0:00.0	The following is a production of Dallas Cowboys.com and the Dallas Cowboys Football Club.
0:06.7	How about this Cowboys?
0:08.0	Yes! Go Cowboys!
0:11.7	This is Talking Cowboys.
0:15.3	Streaming live from the Dallas Cowboys World Headquarters at the Star in Frisco.
0:20.0	Handoff, Elliot, plowing to the goal line.
0:22.2	Barry, sack by Lord.
0:23.8	Prescott keeps it, and he bangs it in on touchdown.
0:27.0	And now, your host, Isaiah Standback, Patrick Walker, and Kyle Yeoman.
0:41.7	It is a Monday morning edition of Talking Cowboys,
0:47.6	presented by Black Rifle Coffee Company here from the star in Friscoe in the SWBC Studios,
0:51.8	alongside Patrick Nosey Walker, Isaiah Standback. I'm Kyle Yeomens.
0:54.3	We've got Chris Beam running it all in the back.
0:58.1	The Cowboys season comes to a close. 19 to 12, the final score.
1:05.9	The divisional round lost to the San Francisco 49ers, back-to-back playoff runs ended by San Fran.
1:09.8	And we're here to break it down for you here over the next 45 minutes, and we will give our takes on this.
1:12.9	This one hurts.
1:14.4	It sucks, man.
1:15.4	It sucks.
1:16.2	It does.
1:16.8	This one doesn't feel very good.
1:18.9	You feel like every year you make the playoffs.
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