We had a dramatic

a dramatic, upset, everything you could possibly want,

more, we'll break it all down now.

Now it's time for inside coverage. All right. He's Frank Schwab, I'm Jason Fitz. You know the deal. It's Sunday night.

The games are all done. We are basically at the halfway point of the season and

Frank we're gonna break them all down. But let's just, as we started, I really thought,

brother, as we were watching Sunday night football go down,

I don't know why I went full of Hulk Hogan, brother.

But I really felt like when I was watching the Sunday night game, game I thought man we're going to be able to talk this thing early this thing's a blowout

Like the 49ers are taking care of business they were absolutely

Destroying the cowboys until just like they have all year.

They sort of took the foot off the gas in the fourth quarter.

The Cowboys made a huge comeback.

This thing got tight.

San Francisco gets a big win.

And if you look at this as like a bcosm of both teams in a bad way,

we saw the worst of both teams through some of this game that, you know, like you said,

the 49ers just leaving the back door wide open, hey, come on in, you want to steal a win, you can come

grab it.

And the Cowboys, specifically, Dak Prescott, saying, no, we're good, we don't need that tonight.

They just had a disastrous third quarter where they got nothing going and a half-time lead turned into a 17-point deficit and seemingly in a blink of an eye it was like you just looked up and you're like whoa what happened to this game all of a sudden is a blowout they rally look I think

Jack Prescott is one of those guys that I wrote about this he it's almost like Tony

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