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They're in field goal range for Aubrey. It's third down and 17. Here is Ferguson.

Goes out.

And into the arms of Buda Baker.

7.55 on the ticket.

You got the morning musers, the morning after another ridiculous Cowboys game.

Arizona 27, Dallas 17. And here to break it down with us is our Cowboys and NFL Insider. The great Ed Wurter, it's brought to us by Alsbrook car and truck wrecked lawyers and A1 locksmith security and safes. And he's in studio. Wow, look at this. The mothership. My first visit to the mothership. This is great. Well, thanks, Ed. Hey, you mentioned the morning after. Isn't there a morning after pill? Because I think I need it. Yeah, but it does weird things to your body. It does weird things to your body. But watching the cowboy games. Will I slip under the table like Gordo over here? Yeah, I do have a low seating position. Thanks for noticing that. Yeah, it's a whole thing. Yeah, look at that. Isn't it strange? I've never seen anything like that. It's so weird. We had neither. Okay. You know, several times this year we said, okay, after the Bears game, oh, yeah, that's the worst game we've seen.

The Denver game, that was terrible.

Carolina, okay, that's the worst.

Last night's the worst thing we've seen because the defense was bad again.

They tried to make some adjustments that maybe we can talk about.

I don't know if they're worth talking about.

But the offense was really bad,

and they're playing off balance to where they're trying to...

They're almost like trying to play both sides of the ball,

going for it on the opening possession,

going for it on fourth and four,

where a field goal would make it a two-possession game,

doing strange things in really trying to do too much.

Well, I think that's what happens to, you know, a first time head coach like Brian Schottenheimer

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