I don't know about anybody else, but it was bright and early.

Often it's a trip to the laptop to start pecking away,

but today it was right to the television with the morning coffee

because I knew upon sunrise we could watch the new cowboy Netflix documentary of course it is the title

page when you go to Netflix this morning and the big drop date I don't know why they drop

them on Tuesdays I'm sure there's an industry reason, but they do. That's when

everything gets dropped at Netflix. And this week, there's no question America's team,

the gambler and his cowboys was going to be the big attraction. That will probably be the most

stream thing of the month and may i don't know

what sort of numbers it will do but i do know that uh this is all the the uh the offspring of

the last dance effect both on uh i guess that wasn't Netflix originally.

It went to Netflix, but that was ESPN originally.

But I do know that these multi-episode sports documentaries, there's only a few topics that are meaty enough.

But we did think the 90s Cowboys would be quickly snapped up because

it's that same moment in time as the 90s Bulls.

And also it's a several year epic with a lot of really interesting things because even just

a winning team is not that interesting.

You need a winning team with personalities and conflict and divorce and just all the

stuff that the 90s Cowboys have to offer.

And allow me to say this as guy not from here, I would die for like a Lombardi Packers version of something like this.

Like the people that love the teams that get tributed,

tributed.

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