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Danny G. and Ramos on the ones and twos.

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And, of course, we got Brian Finley in for Dan Byer with the updates. Rapping up things that made you go, hmm, in week 18. Things that make you go through. And maybe some things make you say, hmm, about the wild card playoffs coming up. Yeah. So we're going to go over each game because Rich has a theory on each one. I'll tell you, the Cowboys look flat yesterday, and you can't tell me. They look so flat. You can't look me in the, uh, in the ohos. You can't look me in the eyes and say, well, you know, it was week 18, they were taking it easy. They looked flatter than Spotty's flapjack butt cheeks before he started working out his glutes. That's how flat they were. Remember spotting? Before spot cheeks?

Yeah, before he started working out his glutes. Yeah, that's how flat they were. Remember Spottieie? Before he started squats? Remember you ever see a girl with no ass that she was visited by the booty bandito? That's how flat. What? That's how flat the Dallas Cowboys were yesterday. By the way, is that what you do, squats? Oh, yeah. That will firm, it will round. Yeah. Okay. That's, I get the note because my wife always, Suzanne tells me my butt is not. Yeah, you got to do the curls, glute drives, right? You got to do the pecs for the same. Yeah, yeah. That's a commito workout. Yeah, I hear that. Yeah, your wife hit us up, but she said, in between commercial breaks, can you have my husband do squats? In every commercial, Ramos, it's just squatting. But that's how flat the cowboys were. Like, Spotty's flapjack butt cheeks in the early 2000s. Okay, that's enough. Yeah. No, super flat. Listen, you can't tell me they, they quote, weren't trying.

You could tell... Okay, that's enough. Yeah. No, super funny. Listen, you can't tell me they, quote, weren't trying.

You could tell what they were trying to do.

I watch that game because it was one of the few games I missed on yesterday.

And it was a sense of you knew McCarthy wanted to put up one or two scores, get the team loose in the rhythm, that way he could pull his starters.

But it's like you can't pull your starters if they're not doing anything.

So I think he had to keep people in longer than he wanted to and then get to the reality of like,

you know, we're getting killed in this game that we have our players in. Like, there's one concerning stat I saw if you're a Dallas Cowboys fan.

And they talked about it.

I think Tony Dunge even joked about it.

The Cowboys are one in four on grass.

Not on weed.

I'm not making, like, on the grass.

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