You know, Cowboys, Rob Phillips, Brian Broadus, Mickey Spagnola, inside the SWBC Mortgage Studio.

Cowboys lose to the Green Bay Packers, 3424 at AT&T Stadium.

Still tied, now tied, for the NFC East lead after five games at three and two.

But the second straight loss for this team, first at New Orleans, now Green Bay.

We're going to try to make most of this or sense of this over the next 45 minutes, guys,

with a full breakdown, what's your initial

takeaways, I guess, from this loss? And there's obviously a lot to unpack one of the wilder

games we've seen, I think, in the last couple years. The enemy is within. They keep beating

themselves with mistakes.

Turnovers. That's five and two games.

I know a couple of them had some complications to them.

They weren't just straight turnovers.

But when you do turn the ball over, when you can't stop the run, and when you can't make field goals

on a consistent basis, you're going to have yourself in trouble against very good teams.

And then let me throw in when you can't protect the quarterback. And I thought they did a lousy job of compensating for the loss of Tyron Smith.

And I don't want to hear ever again that Cam Fleming started in a Super Bowl.

They got to have better than that.

And if they can't have better, then they got to have better help that they didn't give him

because they fell behind and felt like all hands on deck in the receiving game.

So all in all, you get your second consecutive loss and you see a trend brewing with the five turnovers in two games and maybe worse than that.

Go back and look at the five, their last one, two, three, four losses,

and there's a running theme in most of them that they can't stop the run.

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