And this is the game we had circled all season, especially since the trade, was Cowboys, Packers, Sunday night.

It feels like it's fizzled a little bit since, you know, you've got injuries with C.D. Lamb, Tyler Booker.

Yeah. Cowboys, you're under 500. You've got a win.

The Packers look really good, even though they were humbled last weekend.

It doesn't have the sauce that we thought.

Well, there's going to be enough electricity inside the stadium.

It's probably going to be about 75, 25, 25, 70, 30, Cowboys to Packers fans.

And, of course, all eyes are going to be on number one in green and gold.

We'll talk more narrative stuff about Micah, but the Cowboys are in massive danger here.

And I don't want to call this a must win.

But when you start one in three historically in the NFL, not just the Cowboys, but teams historically,

you have around a 15%

chance of actually making the postseason. If you go two and two, you have about a 46, 47% chance.

So this is a very pivotal game if Shottie wants to make the postseason in year one, because

his owner in GM says, yes, this is a playoff team, which does his team, his coach, his quarterback, a giant disservice after you lay a giant turd like they did last week.

I heard the invasion talk about this.

Do you think there can be a moral victory for the Cowboys this week?

Kind of like in week one where you lose to the Eagles, but after the weather delay, the defense looked better.

There were some things we took from that game where it's like, okay, you were at least able

to play with the reigning Super Bowl champions.

And the Packers, they're a very good football team.

The spread six and a half, you're to the point of the season where no matter how you lose this game, you're one in three.

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