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But the Cowboys lose last night to the Detroit Lions.

They're now 6-6-1 and their playoff hopes.

I think ESPN was saying, or I guess Amazon Prime last night, saying it's down to 9%. The window is very, very small. And Brian Schottenheimer, the head coach of the Cowboys, had a lot to say after the loss last night. So let's hear what he had to say. And we'll just start from the top. This is how he addressed the media and his take immediately after the loss. His thoughts on it. Here's Brian Schottenheimer. Where does you know, we don't control who wins and loses. We just control what we can do. I'm really proud of the group. I told them that, you know, four games, 17 days, battled their asses off, proud of them. We knew tonight that it was going to come down a couple things. We knew we had to take care of the football and take it away. We didn't do a very good job with that. And then we knew we had to win the trenches, and we didn't really do that. So I thought they played hard, gave up too many explosives. And then, of course, you know, just couldn't, when we'd get a little momentum,

we just couldn't get a stop. And so the complimentary football wasn't what it's been over the last

couple weeks. And when you play a good football team like this on the road, unfortunately, when

you do that, it's going to be hard to win. That pretty much wraps it up. I mean, to a T.

Yeah, with that opening statement, especially with the, uh, giving up the explosive plays

and the trenches. And that's what they got. I think drilled last night, especially on their

offensive line trying to keep those guys off of Dak. They didn't do a good job at that.

And he was, especially those tackles on the outside. And he was running for his life.

And I don't think he had the confidence

like you've seen him at times,

just kind of stand in the pocket with all hell

that's kind of breaking loose around him.

He just didn't look like that same quarterback.

And I don't think he was like necessarily,

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