Let's talk some offense here, Sean.

And the big news from this one, as Schaefter put out about 23 minutes ago, C.D. Lamb is believed to have a high ankle sprain.

They're going to give him 10 to 14 days to rest until they make further determinations on his status.

So we don't still know what the grade of the high ankle is,

because I know Stephen this morning made it known that yes, indeed, it is a high ankle, which

doesn't surprise me because if you watch that slow-mo replay of Lamb taking the toss,

and as you pointed out in the break, Dak killed into that call. He went kill-kill-kill to run it to

a right side to CD, and the defender just fell on

his leg and just looking at it slow-mo I thought I thought he was done for the year. Okay let's let's talk

about that play because it's something they ran last year where the Cowboys didn't have a running game

they had what two runs of over 20 yards all last season and I think the first of them from their running backs yes too from a running game. They had, what, two runs of over 20 yards all last season.

And I think the first of them was. From their running backs, yes, too, from the running backs.

I think their first one was from CD and it worked. But this year, you have a running back.

You've got Javante Williams, who is a hammer. He can run the football. And this play with over eight minutes left in the first quarter,

he's lined up as the solo back with two receivers to the right, one of them being Cavante Turpin,

who was the smallest man in the NFL, and they run to his side. And like, you can see Cavante

Turpin, like, okay, we're running it this way with our star receiver.

So I have to block this guy who is bigger than me and hope our guy doesn't get hurt.

And it's all context.

It's context of the game.

If it's last year, if it's, if you want to line up in this and show something heck if you want to run a zip

motion okay yes but when you're lined up as the solo running back where you know it's going

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