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Ready for a break? Yeah. And so much for that.

It's time for The Break on Dallas Cowboys.com. We were on the break. With Ambar Garcia, Brian Brutus, Votch Lombardi, and Derek Eagleton.

It is Monday, August 18th, season 21, episode 24.

This is The Break on Dallas Cowboys.com.

He's Votch Lombardi.

That's Brian Broadest.

I'm Tommy Yarsh.

I've tried my best on this intro, Derek.

I know I can't be you, but nonetheless. Welcome into the break. We appreciate you joining us here on this Monday morning.

Fellas, we've got another preseason game to talk about 31, 13 loss for the Cowboys against the Baltimore Ravens in their first game at AT&T Stadium this season.

Votch, I'll start with you. You're a big offensive line guy. You played offensive line. Tyler Booker, the first round pick for the Cowboys, made his first career start. What did you make of his performance and just the Cowboys offensive front overall? Book did his thing, you know? And when you watch the offensive line film, you're watching Booker, you're looking for any reason a pet bb on the back and all this kind of stuff you're just gathering any any little notes you can get from the rest of those guys right got a chance to watch nate a little bit we'll talk about nate a little bit later but you talked about booker right now booker seemed fine booker seen to do what he always does be the big strong guy umots out of my guy, Will still, he always asks about you think Book is better in the run game or the past game. We saw some good things in the past game as well as far as pants fighting, you know, sitting down and things like that. During camp, we were all there. Book kind of got a 24-hour benching because he didn't handle slants up front and all this kind of stuff. The Ravens threw a bunch of moving out. That's what I was going to ask you about that. He handled it just fine, bro, bro. And what I like about Book is he don't just pass guys along, like he tossed humans and then picks up the next guy. So it seems like it wasn't too big for him, and I'm ready to see his next challenge.

I think the two reps that stood out to me from Booker were Miles Sanders, as long as

run of the day, it was a seven-yarder, and he kind of turned his guy out of the way and created

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