All right, we went to practice a couple of days ago, and Gordo caught up with another

famous Dallas Cowboys player.

I did, Craig, and I got to tell you, the Cowboys are catching on to my antics out here,

and security always keeps kind of a close eye on me when I'm roving around with the microphone.

So I was really worried that I'd be prevented from interviewing a player.

So in an effort to bypass cowboy security, I decided to use my identity obscuring deeper voice

to anonymously interview Jalen Brooks, the famous receiver.

Was that really necessary? To try to get answers to hard-hitting questions that I have and see if he'd say anything.

So enjoy anonymous reporter guy interviewing Jalen Brooks.

Hey, Jalen, you got a second?

How's camp going so far?

I made his first day out here, but, you know, just got to keep on.

I mean, today was, you know, the set the tone of everything, and then, you know, just build

on top of each other, just build the foundation out here.

I'm being going to break on bricks, so, you know, lay the bricks down for the day,

and then it's got to keep on sack on break on bricks. So, you know, lay the bricks down for the day and then you got to keep on tacking on top of that. And what did you think of the music player in the

whole time? That was a new deal this year. Yeah, I think it's great for us, especially on the way games and everything, because, you know, there's going to be a lot of noise, whatever that may be, music, crowd noise, whatever that may be, you know,

you know, I think it helps you understand

that really relies on our communication within the huddle and without the huddle.

But do you think that you should have been playing that kind of music or something even more

distracting, like lambs screaming or?

I mean, I think... Ranch-Divian stuff? Honestly, you've toned out anyway,

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