You know, especially hearing Bob talk about LaFleur and how he can take advantage of team's weaknesses.

And we're just like, man, there's so many weaknesses to this team that he can do a lot.

And with Schottenheimer being early on, I thought Schottenheimer was the better coach last night in this one.

And nothing against LaFleur. There was a few times the fourth

and two around midfield. Surprise they didn't go for that. The clock management and overtime were

they were just letting the clock tick down. And they got very lucky on that last offensive play of

the game where the ball hits Jack

Sanborn in the back and goes straight into the turf. If that thing bounces around, the

clock is on zero and the game is over. Yeah, let's talk about the end of the first half before we get

to overtime because I think this was this was the hubris of Lafleur and this offense that felt like they could do whatever they wanted to the Cowboys defense.

And early on in this game, they did.

I mean, they had a, what, a 13 to nothing lead before the blocked PAT was returned.

And that sort of sparked Dallas.

And then the Cowboys have their 95-yard drive on 11 plays, which I'm glad they pulled it out of the ditch there in the second quarter because the first three possessions, they only had one first down.

It's wild that we've had two games in a row at home where the Cowboys have been inept offensively to start the game and they still put up 400 plus yards.

If I can nitpick something there, that first touchdown, I go for two there to make it 13 to 10. And I know there's people that say don't ever go for two in the first half. It's two early or chasing points. Yeah, I'm kind of. There's, I'm that guy. There's context to all of this. I'm not saying to you should always do it, but the context is you just went on an 11

play drive, went 99 yards, the defense is gassed, this is still early. We talked about time

of possession last week. You want to keep the Green Bay defense out there as much as possible,

and Dallas was able to move the ball. And statistically, you have about a 55% chance

of converting that. I'm going for that there to get it within three points. And if you miss it,

okay, you're going to chase it later. You're going to get it at some point. The game looks different

if you go for two. Well, either way, you were able to drag yourself back in the game. I thought that

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