Back to the Cowboys for a second because I think that's going to be the rubble that most people are sifting through today before we have two more games starting at 430.

And I know that there's a lot of fan bases that get very upset about guys that are successful and want them to be fired that we will defend and say, well, look, they've done this, they've done that, they've done this.

You can't necessarily just kick a guy out because you can't get it done in the postseason.

But what happened yesterday and where Jerry Jones is in his life and the way he was talking last night,

and I know Mike McCarthy has had three really good regular seasons, but they got to try something different.

I mean, that was...

I mean, they've won 36 games with Mike McCarthy.

I know.

I mean, this is...

It reminds me of Matt LaFleurr up in Green Bay.

They won 36 straight games.

It was 36 games with Aaron Rogers and Matt LaFleur, and they couldn't, they kind of couldn't

get over the hump. Well, yeah, I mean, they made it to a championship game, though, I think.

They lost it hump to Tampa Bay.

Right, right, exactly.

But they got at least that far where the Dallas Cowboys have not been in a championship game since the mid-90s.

I mean, it is, it's crazy. So yeah, Mike McCarthy in this offense and the way that Dak is playing and being in an MVP conversation for most of this year.

All that is true.

By the way, Dak Prescott was second team all pro.

Yeah, I mean, and all that is true.

So that's when, you know, people will say, well, he's got to go.

I mean, it feels right to say that this morning. There has been a lot of success there, but this is this is as bad of a loss as you could

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