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And when that goes final, about 10 o'clock or so, you'll have Wolchuck and Brodus and your phone calls taking you into the evening. Hopefully we're talking about a Cowboys victory. What do you think at 877-81-1053? OK, leave your name and city or texting from. We will make you famous in the nation. Flagtober starts, it'll be, it'll be going on in 48 hours. Saturday morning into the evening, we start in Garland, make a big loop around DFW, handing out GBAG Nation flags at the Whataburger Stop nearest you. Go to 105th of the fan.com/events for details and the closest participating Whataburger. But yeah, we do it every year. Call the tour day DFW, pack up the vehicle full of flags and we come hand them out to everybody. OK, this is one of the hardest games I think we've had to predict any while. In the end, I'm going with the familiarity of beating the Giants and the fact that as far as I know, the Giants don't have a great offensive line or the kind of scheme that should give the Cowboys trouble, right? Like this isn't Shanahan offense, this isn't one of the best offensive line that's going to knock your dudes in the dirt all day long. So I think the Cowboys figure out a way to beat the Giants because that's what they do. And I think we're probably due for a Trayvon Diggs pick six, to be honest with you, Chief, I'm going 23-20. Ooh, that would be nice. That would be something because I'm going to be all over that match up between neighbors and Diggs. That's going to be super, super fascinating there. Can't wait to see what their plan is to take him out of the game or at least attempt to. But yeah, I'm going with the Cowboys tonight as well, just because I don't have much respect for the Giants at the end of the day. I am a little bit nervous just because I've now seen what the Cowboys are capable of. And it's capable of this team looking like the worst team in football. But I'm also now-- I'm going to buy into the fact that the Cowboys offensively are going to understand what they had that started to work at the end of that ball to more game, getting their receivers on the move a little bit more, and involving LIKI would help. But I think the overall aggression, they're going to be realizing now, hey, our defense is not winning us anything. We need to go and really establish something big time. So I think the mindset of aggression will be different tonight. And I'm expecting CDLAM to have a monster game based on the secondary issues that the Giants have. It's been well established this week, Brian. You like what you see from the Giants? Yeah, I do. And I think there's a bigger question you're going to have that can ask yourself, who's going to play opposite digs tonight? Because you're probably not going to have Kalen Carson play. So that means whoever is opposite him, now they might put Jordan Lewis on the outside and then what'll happen then is if they go to nickel packages, then Andrew Booth or Israel McWhamu would come onto the field and then Lewis would go inside. So if they could find a way, the Giants could find a way to match up your backup corner to the backup corner, you know, on neighbors. That could be a problem for you right there. They got Robinson, who's a good player as well as a receiver. I think the thing that bothers me too about this Giants offense, though, is they have played with Saquan Barkley before, but he's always kind of been injured and banged up. You know, this single Terry, he might not be the level of Saquan Barkley, but the way he runs the football, his running style, the way he finishes, you know, they got some pin and pull scheme to their offense. You know, I kind of feel like that they're going to do everything in their power to protect their quarterback from having to throw the ball. And if Dallas doesn't play well in the run defense today, the Giants will just keep running the ball. And they know that they can't get into a game where all of a sudden they're, you know, having to protect all day because of what my comparisons and those guys can do. So I do, I think the Giants and on the flip side of this, Giants were the top teams in the league in sacks. And you've got a-- - Their pass rush. - Yeah. You've got a rookie left tackle, you've got a rookie center, and you've got a right tackle that at times was giving up a sack a game, you know? And is that the situation that you really want to be into, you know, is, you know, as steel as at times has played very well, but you don't know when that sack's going to come. Is that going to be the one that, you know, gives up the, you know, the ball right there, does that get hit, is a fumble in the pocket? But yeah, they've got two legitimate pass-rushers and they've got a defensive tackle that, or a nose tackle that has three sacks himself. - The 817 says all the Giants have to do is run wildcat and we probably lose. Richard in Fort Worth says Cowboys haven't played on a Thursday non-Thanksgiving opening night or a week after Thanksgiving game in years. Yeah, I don't know how much of a factor that is, I do believe being the road team on Thursday is just, in general, isn't helpful for winning. - Did they? - They've played some road Thursday games. - Yeah, just never on a short week. - Not on a short week, yeah. - The whole thing with the, I remember they went to Minnesota, I think, one year. - 860, this will be the game the Cowboys win by a lot, and everyone gets delusional again. - Hope you're right. - Yeah, I hope so too, man. - Yeah, I mean, the thing, Dallas has gotta prove to me, though, that they can stop the run and they can tackle. That's been, you know, we put so much faith in this linebacker and core, and when they miss tackles, I mean, they're one of the top teams of league when it comes to missing tackles. - 2-1-4 is Frankie fun bags in Lancaster. He says Giants, 28, Cowboys, 23. Frankie's a legend. - Yes, dude. - Okay, so keep those text messages coming in at 877-81-1053. It is a Cowboys game day here with you with the pregame coming up at four o'clock. Where do you come out on the must win portion of the conversation? That's a no doubt about it, right? - Yeah, I think that, you know, you don't wanna, you don't wanna go down that road if you find a way to lose this game. You really don't. I mean, now you talk about the questions and the, you know, I mean, last week we had CD Lamb that didn't talk, I'd be real interested to see how many guys in the locker room don't talk after this one if you don't win. - Yeah, you know, I think if you don't win this, it's just confirmation, there's no saving it like your problems of the roster or whatever are fatal. Troy Aikman today said on his weekly radio show, the Cowboys need to change their bad culture. And I love that, you know, line of talking. But he, you know, what he was pointing at is his evidence. If players aren't doing their jobs, if they're not being professional, then, you know, that's, that means that your coaches aren't doing a good enough job teaching them or the players don't think it's that important to learn it. You have a, you know, an unfocused locker room full of dudes that are too busy doing other stuff to focus on the game. And, you know, ultimately, Troy does point at the coaches even though he also said maybe the players could help out here and being leaders internally. But this is what the coaches get paid to do is get people on the same page and make sure they have a sense of urgency about it. - Yeah. Yeah. I mean, just the accountability factor. And we've talked about it for a while, but I do think it starts at the top. And this is, this is kind of Jerry in the front office reaping what they sow in terms of what they prioritize, which is flash and dollars and headlines, but it's not usually substantial playoff winning and really efforting to do that. - Yeah. And, you know, I think they've had good culture in spite of that, you know. So, but I would say they haven't had the championship culture. - Sure. Like they've had good enough culture because of they have good enough talent at times. And so their cultures is good as their talent because when things are good, okay, it's easy. But once there's any sign of adversity for the most part within a game, within a season, you don't, you don't really have the confidence that they're going to be bouncing back. - Yeah. Or Lofsky started up this morning saying he doesn't think anybody sets their quarterback up for failure more than the Cowboys do with Dak. I don't really trust, you know, or Lofsky's analysis or his ability to like look in the film and like genuinely objectively break that down with due diligence. But, you know, it's definitely looking like that right now is the league trends in a way giving, you know, quarterbacks an advantage. They're still like kind of a man beat man scheme. - Well, you saw how much better the offense functions if you take Ezekiel Elliott off the field in the fourth quarter of that game the other day. You know, if you find ways to the combination routes and, you know, the plane with some pace, you know, maybe that's something that Dak needs to think about doing, or they need to think about it for Dak. You know, go ahead and kind of, you know, if in those situations, if he's the one calling the offense, now let him go. You know, if you're going to, if you're going to be better, if you're going to move the ball, because the third and fourth quarter of the other day, they moved the ball pretty well. And it showed me some promise. But, you know, they've got to do that. They've got to start games like that. And I don't know, I don't know if, I don't know if that's interesting. - That might be a key though. That you mentioned taking Zeke off the field, open things up. - I think taking Zeke off the field and putting Hunter Lipke and Rico Dattle on the field was a good thing for you in that game the other day. It gave you the little bit of the, you know, it gave you some blitz pickup. It gave you a screen package. If you wanted to go there, you could run a, you could run a handoff out of that, you know? And then you take with, you know, with deuce fawn, you could run those little inside routes, the Texas routes, throw him a screen. You know, you have a little bit of an explosive player, if you want to kind of mix things up. But Zeke, oh, it's a liability in the game. He's a, he's a, he's not a plus player on the field for you. - Yeah. And if I'm the front office, maybe I'm loyal to Zeke as well, but I feel like the narrative is established and it's building that if they fail, it's going to go on the coach's shoulders like that. - Oh yeah. That's how it's all been set up. I mean, quarterbacks locked up. Quarterback and coach are usually the ones and your coach is now the one that has not gotten the vote of confidence from a contract standpoint. So Deque, secure, everything's good and mics the one that's going to be falling on the sword here. - Yeah. - And that's fair. It's totally fair. It's his offense that Dan Orlowski is describing to you right now. And I don't know if there's any other quarterbacks that are being helped less than Deque, like Dan is alleging, but it's very obvious that Deque is not being helped as it pertains to the offense that he's in, the system, the concepts, the design, all of it. It is not one that helps its quarterback. It's crazy. - Not compared to other teams you watch. - Yeah. - I mean, you don't have to be a former scout or anything. You can watch games and see who finds ways to get their players open, who finds ways to run the football, who attacks defenses. Dallas, every time I watch Dallas play, I feel like it's just a fight to even get a first down. - No, yeah. - I just feel like it's just a fight. There's no, but I mentioned the fourth quarter of that game the other day. You can win with that offense that played the other day. Absolutely can with the way they were opening things up and the guys that were making plays. And you're best player. CDLAM had one catch for nine yards. And you rallied back in that game with all your backup dudes. - I mean, this might seem laughable right now, but they did make some adjustments last year. I think it's crazy that you would go away from those adjustments that worked. But maybe Mike McCarthy has something for us here in the next couple, two, three weeks or at the buy. If they can win this game and the Steelers game without many adjustments to the offense, maybe the buy week can have some answers for them. That might be just hopeful at this point. - I mean, I would just love to know why you're going back and forth with things. Why does your offense look one way to start the season last year? Then you fix it and it gets a lot better. And then it fizzles out. And then we start this season and it's right back to where you were square one at the start of last year, which is an offense that had to be fixed. And you're getting embarrassed in San Francisco on national television and CDs throw in fits once again, because he's not getting the ball. And now you have to revamp everything. Why is, why is that? Why can't we just continue to add to what is working and not go right back two inches at a time in the passing game and no rushing attack to speak up? - I'd be a little worried right now too if they go another week without playing, without playing Dalvin Cook. You know, that all of a sudden if someone comes along and says, you know, we need a running back and they poach him off your practice squad. I don't think Brandon Cook is going to, Dalvin Cook, excuse me, is going to be real interested in staying around. They need to figure that out. They're starting to be some whispers about that. - Yeah, I wouldn't blame Dalvin Cook if he's disappointed after watching this run game. They won't bring me up. I'm not going to bring me up now. What are we waiting for just for a guy to get hurt? - Exactly. - Okay, the Cowboys are elevating Carl Lawson and the cornerback Amani, or Ru Warrier. - I'm saying, how are you going to say it? - Yeah, I think I'm going with Orru Warrier for tonight's game versus the Giants with injuries to Kalen Carson and Marquise Bell. Cowboys need some defensive back help. So yeah, your guy over there, Amani gets the call. So best elected those guys. But yeah, tough news without Kalen Carson, is there a cornerback? Is that a big drop off from Kalen Carson to the depth? - Oh yeah, I mean, because all of a sudden, the one thing that if they go the route where they play Jordan Lewis on the outside, I mean, he's your inside player. So now he's going to have to be the starter and he plays a ton of snaps because he's your nickel player, but him on the outside is not his cup of tea. That's where I feel like, though, that whoever has to man that spot, if it's Israel McQuamoo or Booth, and by the way, they're going to take a shot on you with Jalen Hyatt in this game. After what's-- - Speedster. - After what the same thing, they have had some trouble connecting on a couple of those, but they've thrown them in games. And if they feel like they could get over the top of your safeties, what the Saints did with speed, absolutely you're going to see one of those. - Okay, it is actually a double game day Thursday. You know, Cowboys pre-games coming up at four o'clock, Rangers baseball pre-game is on now over on KRLDAM. That's 10.80 AM with your guy, Jared Sandler. Rocker's final start of his season, the last game ever at the Oakland Coliseum. It's historic. Eric Nadell tweeting earlier this afternoon, "I'm sad and angry and disappointed." And at first, I thought he meant that because they're on KRLD and not the fan. I did for about two seconds that I realized how passionate he is about baseball history and all of his memories and Oakland and stuff. So tune in. If you're looking for the Rangers, that's where you're going to want to be. Hopefully come our rocker, you know, throws like six innings and strikes out 18 dudes. That would be fantastic. We're back in chief with some college football. What do you say? - Yeah, let's do this thing. 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I'm Rod Bradford of baseballs and boring and we're going to have you covered every step of the way with instant reactions from players and coaches and managers and fans and reporters and everybody else who is immersed in this awesomeness and all the craziness that comes with October baseball. So follow baseballs and boring in the free honesty app or wherever you get your podcast. (upbeat music) - It's in the nation. - Welcome back, Chee Bag Nation. Chee Bag of the day is coming up in eight minutes. Time to talk some college football here with the chief. Segment's brought to you by the Frankel's life's unpredictable accidents happen. Franklin Franklin to go to attorneys for car and truck wrecks in DFW. If you are a loved one's been in an accident, contact the Frankel's for a free consultation. Two, one, four or eight, one, seven, three, three, three, three, three, three, three, three. Go online to FrankelFirm.com. What have you got, Chee? - We got your college football Thursday, Darty. That's what we got for you here in the G Bag Nation, which is today's Cowboys Tailgate show presented by the low-T Center Reinventing Men's Health. Now, we have a couple of college football items to get to here. The first of which, did you guys see, we don't have Carter with us here today. So he can't throw it up on the camera. Did you guys see the video of the young, like probably five-year-old looking Texas fan, little girl that was drinking a beer during the game on Saturday? Did you see that, Brodice? - No, I missed that one. - Missed that one. Yeah, this is, there was a-- - I said the LSU fan I would have understood. - Yeah, well, that happens all the time. We're just, we're so numb to it now with the young child of LSU that do plenty of beer drinking, but wasn't used to seeing this. Apparently, the beer that was there was Michelob Ultra. - Ah! - You got, you hating on it a little bit? - I'm just saying. - It's a little bit like water. - It's almost beer, she's all right. - If that's the beer that-- - Baby, you can have one. - Just one if it's a Michelob. - It's a Michelob. You'd be okay, baby girl. - Yeah, it was surprising to see, that's for sure. And I think what happened was, was the kid just took it, like the mom didn't realize her beer was being taken by the young girl, 'cause the mom's a football lady. She's locked in on the game. It's Arch Manning's first start. All she's got is just, she's laser focused on a game day. - Baby girl, down it too. So she always had a taste for beer. The first time you have beer, you're like, oh my God, this is disgusting. - Yeah, the clip's like 20 seconds and she goes into it like three or four times. - She's down it, bro. - Yeah, she's got a taste. - She acquired that taste real, real quick. So a couple of fans in the row or two behind catch this and then of course the video goes viral. And it happens so, it looks so natural for this little girl that it feels like this is something that is very regular. She's just sipping on her beer, watching some ball. Now I don't know that I'm fully buying into that, but the parenting is certainly in question here in a big time way. You gotta be careful. The hazards of bringing your kids to a big time game like that. - Yeah, you gotta keep your head on a swivel. You never know what they're gonna get into when they're sitting right next to you. - What's the appropriate age? 'Cause Eric, you and I, we do the pregame show out in the concourse out there. - Oh yeah, the middle light plaza. - The middle light plaza. I see a lot of, what's the age that you bring a child to a game? - An NFL game? - Yeah. - Uh, 15. - Where are you, Chief? - Yeah, I was gonna say at least 10. I'm thinking at least double digits, you know. It's not even consideration for me now with a four and a half year old. - Yeah, I was probably like maybe eight years old when I went to my first cowboy game. - Yeah, I was probably about the same, probably anywhere from eight to 10. - I keep seeing like parents bringing like small children, like one, two years old. - That's hazardous. - Is it a whole family? It's mom, dad, caring baby into stadium with them. I mean, I, I don't know, man, like one or two years old. Is that, I mean, I just-- - That's too much responsibility. - I mean, it's like, can you enjoy the game? - Yeah, but there were several times, I meant to say something, I wouldn't try to be, I guess I was, I was watch dog and parents. - Yeah. - But I was thinking like, is there going through the gate? I'm like, that kid's too young to be at this ballpark. I know some parents really love doing things as a family, right? So if you're the dad and you're like, hey, we're going to the game, mom's like, I'm coming too, we're bringing the kid. This is a family outing, you know? And as the dad-- - Nevermind then, let's just forget that. I'll sell and watch it on TV. (laughing) - I just can't, I mean, like, how do you enjoy the game with a child that small? - You don't. - You gotta have the wife with you. - Yeah. (laughing) - You double the baggage. - Should I left you hard at that one? - No, yeah, but I think that's, you know, that's the only way that I know that that's possible, Brian. - That's why you have to make it a big deal on the nights where you are away from the kids, with why wherever you are, you know, recently which was a concert with my wife. And I was like, I was constantly reminding her 'cause she was saying like, man, I wish we had the kids like on the way there. And then while we were there and on the way home, I was like, now you understand why, right? Like, now that you've experienced it, no, having the kids would have been a disaster. You have to reinforce that after every good outing without the kids, just as that friendly reminder to Mama Bear. There you go. - You got attachment, you know? - They do. - Okay, you know who doesn't have attachment to any program is USC's, formerly now USC's Bear Alexander, this defensive lineman. And Jared was just texting me so much last night, he's a huge USC fan, he was freaking out, he's losing one of these guys, the portals after everybody now. And so Bear Alexander is a defensive lineman who has done a ton of transferring in his time. And now I believe we get to call him the transfer king, 'cause if you go all the way back to high school, this is a Texas kid, Terrell High School in 2018, then he's at Skyline in 2019, then he's at Denton High in 2020. So he is just cycling through local DFW programs. Then he goes to the IMG Academy in Florida. Now Nick Harris points out that actually before he went there to Florida, he had a brief stint at Fort Worth Brewer before the UIL ruled him ineligible. So there's really another one in the mix there before he goes to Florida. Then he signs with Georgia as out of high school to college, he's there for 2022, then he's at USC, now he's three games into his second year at USC and he's self-red shirting and punting on the season and going back into the portal. So this is just where we are now. Dudes are doing ridiculous things as it pertains to it, but this guy's used to it, man. This guy is sort of just a, he's a mercenary player, has been since high school. Now, what do you think about this? Dave Portnoy, I like, he's putting his money where his mouth is, he's the president of Barstool Sports. And he's saying that he's willing to pay up to three million a year to NIL to the quarterback if it's an elite quarterback. Each year he's willing to pay three million, he's like, "Hey, I will pay the salary for a quarterback." He's a Michigan guy, yes, thank you. So he wants Michigan to have an elite quarterback every year and he's willing to put three million on a NIL style. - I love it. - This is what you need. You need guys to step up like this. - You need to be a UNLV alum is what he needed to be. - Yeah, you're gonna help them out a little bit. - The only thing is, if you're gonna do the deal with Portnoy, you gotta be a little bit careful because he will take to microphones if you're not the elite quarterback, he thinks he's, oh wow, yes, he's supposed to be painful, you gotta be careful. He's the type of guy, he's the booster, okay, and the check's still gonna clear. - But he's an outspoken booster. - He's gonna be lashing out into microphones that go viral constantly. - Is three million enough to guarantee you have a top quarterback? - I don't know, maybe it's enough to just pitch in at least. - Yeah, I was told by my buddy who's, who works for one of the universities as a general manager. He told me if you had between 18 and $23 million total payroll, you could have a top 10 program. - Oh, that's easy. - Yeah, so we need to between 18, so $3 million would seem pretty much in line. You know, and then you gotta kind of figure out everybody else. - Man, colleges gotta make, don't they? - They're charging like 50 grand a year per student or 20 grand if you're in state. They get all the TV revenue and now they have their graduates paying their players for them. They don't even have to pay their own labor. - Oh, it's genius. And maybe they keep it up, it's time now for the G bag of the day. We're gonna get the pin cup. Here's Lucius. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Here it goes! - Yeah, that is what, I got Randall's paying his salaries now. - Yeah, it's crazy. - Yeah, sorry guys, we're broke. Anybody pay our quarterback for us? - It's crazy. - Well, it just speaks to the rabid nature of college football fandom. - Yeah. - The dudes are willing to be like, "Sure, I'll flip the bill. "Give me a good product." - I mean, for years, victims of crimes have refused to press charges because they want the players eligible. - Yeah, I love those stories. - Mostly out of the SEC, Brian, you know that. - Oh yeah. - It just means more. - Man, people would have lost their minds if that little girl was drinking steel reserves. - Yeah. - They would have lost their minds. - Yeah. - Get that child right now in the name of the father. - Brand's child abuse. - It's still reserve, bro. - That's the one seed, huh? - That's the one seed, huh? - I'm telling you, bro. The little baby was holding the still reserve, 40. - Yeah. - Came back. - Yeah. - Wow. - What worse than a, worse than a buzz ball? What about double-fisting buzz balls? - Man, buzz balls, they used to be so amazing to me. That cream won pause. - They look good. - I'm never kidding. - Come on to me. - Oh man, yeah, they didn't change the recipe, you know. They just stepped on the recipe. I'll say that respectfully. All right, our winner right here in G back the day, I think this is day three. Day three for Airy Spears, Comedian Airy Spears, AKA the Gully Racco. He was on Sage Steel Show showing off his skills. He was showcasing skills. - What's your best impersonation? - Anything. - No, you're a favorite. - Anything that's new, feels like a new child. But I love Tony Soprano. 'Cause one, it's a white guy, Italian. And nobody expects you to do that. Ask me a question. - Tony, what did you do with the body? - It's a f***ing matter when I do it with the f***ing body. All the guys are gonna f*** bury it. Show, what's your question for? They don't have f***ing position. I'm gonna get you a New Jersey. I run a f***ing motherboard. I'm gonna do it in a jolly f***ing shack. I'm gonna get buried behind a f***ing matter, because it doesn't matter. It goes without a f***ing sh**. - Oh my God. - I'm watching your mouth when you do it. Is that the key? - Like I said, notes. Tony is ish. Talk about sister jaddish. Uncle Jun is got a f***ing sh**. - That's all right. - You gotta have that metal with AJ. We'll go down to Avio, our Asubios. Audio, f***ing Bunkas. It's not the matter that was the f***ing grave. - Bunka Bunkas. - That's a different language you just broke. - Yo, bro. (laughing) Yo, oh my God. I had to find a new section. If I was sitting next to him, he was doing that in the club. Trying to impress girls. I'm like, yo, I'm sitting somewhere. - Yeah. - Bunka Bunkas. (laughing) - This dude's going to be a bugart and all the women. - Yeah, he's going to be doing too much. (laughing) - Uh, Carlos Pina. Carlos Pina. He was in a Detroit Tigers broadcast booth calling his shots, picking his spots. - What a piece of price right here. Rodriguez comes back with the slider. And Torkelson's got a beat on it. (crowd cheering) - Yes he does! - Somebody like NASA! (crowd cheering) - How the big? (laughing) - Called it. - Called it. - Called it. What else we got for you boys? Hey, New York, big city of dreams, everything in New York. Ain't always what it seems. This video was so disrespectful. - Mm-hmm. - West Coast dudes coming over there just knocking down the buildings with their feet in New York, just kicking them down. - I love 'em. (laughing) - Some cherry curls and a press and perms, just kicking down buildings. (laughing) So disrespectful. - 30 years later, those West Coast guys looking pretty justified in their beef with Puffy against me. (upbeat music) - Oh my God! - I'll make it more sense now. - Stop it! (upbeat music) - Oh my God. - You know, after a while, I was like, "Holy cow." No wonder they were so mad at that point. - Hey, you know, Puffy comes from like gangsterism. - Does he? - His father was a real-life New York City gangster. Got a head shot at out there. Like a real New York City gangster. These second generation gangster. - Puffy's gangster with a Y in there. (laughing) - You need to stop. - Hey, speaking of that, they think RJ Choppy said orgy. - Okay. Let's get you over to Platinum Chrysler Dodge Ram Jeep. It is, of course, a Steven Gilcreston store, Gilcrest Automotive hooking you up with that brand new Chrysler Dodge Ram or Jeep, PlatinumCDRJTexas.com. Orgy, what? What was the vehicle? That what? Read that again, that line. Chrysler Dodge Ram or Jeep? - Okay, let's go back one here. Could you hear it? - I thought I heard it. - Okay, yeah, I thought I heard it too. Let's see. - Gilcreston store, Gilcrest Automotive hooking you up with that brand new Chrysler Dodge Ram or Jeep, PlatinumCDRJTexas. (laughing) - Let's have a Ram orgy. (laughing) - Oh boy. Oh boy. - Speaking of that, yesterday was- - It was a church day. Yeah, Shawn did heard it. - Shawn, will you say, "Hold on." - Wait, wait, wait. - Stop, stop everything. What'd you say? - Read the line again. - Read it again. (laughing) - Stop your life's butt right now. - Stop right now. - You just don't care. You don't care like I do. - It doesn't focus. - Yeah. - Why do you even read the emails, you idiot? (laughing) - And RJ was like, "Huh?" - Oh, the whole time. - What? (laughing) - This is amazing. - You just rolled so far, RJ's backed up. - He doesn't like that. - He doesn't like that. - I don't know. All right, let's go. Yesterday was a church day. I pray you got your blessing out here, y'all. We need it. September is not playing. September is not playing. We need these blessings. Shout out to my blessing-giver, Reverend Dr. Pastor, Freddie Haynes. And Reverend Ike. I got the dualities going on right here. Once for my mind, once for my money. We got an uncle that crashed out at a funeral. - Uh-oh. - Believe me, he's laying down his beloved mother. He's tired about all the gossip and everything from the family and friends. - Oh, yeah, it's worse. - So he calls him out. - You know that. Y'all know me. You ain't like you ain't never met me before. You know that. You know I'm mad as hell right now. - Right there. Yeah, all right. - All right, something else. - I'm sorry, if I hope that you don't get me later on for saying that, Lord. - I'm gonna get you. I'm gonna get you. - Because I want y'all to know I'm gonna take these glasses off so you can see my eyes. No, I'm not playing. - It's all right there. - I'm not playing now. I talk to my mom daily. And listen to me clear. I heard everything everybody said about me from not rushing down here. Listen to me, man. You gotta power me, meet me in the parking lot. Right now. I ain't playing, but listen, listen. I'm not that mad like that. I'm just letting you know, you can't see me in the parking lot. All my brothers is here. I got really, I got VJ up there. I got Drake, everybody. I got my boy Crack off of a P's here. - Correct. - I'm telling you to stay in the house. Meet me in the parking lot. If you got a problem with me, man, whoever it is, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. I'm not mad like that. I'm just saying, hold on, I've been waiting to say this, man. - Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. - You do it, but then man cook, bro. - Like whiteboard friends there. - Come on, come on, boom. - That was getting real good. - By the way, anybody named Spoon got that pistol on him. - Okay. - They had our little pearl handle somewhere, something like that. Spoon got a pistol. - All right. - Crack my two. - Crack my two men, charging nobody up at the funeral. All right, man, that's it, Dawson. - There he goes, Lucius with your cheap-- - Hey, do you guys have any idea where I should watch the Cowboys game? It is getting difficult to watch the Cowboys game, especially on a Thursday when it's on Amazon. Now, I have Amazon at the crib, but I could watch it at the crib, but I want to watch it in an establishment. I want to share this experience with other people. - Is that standard now? Does all the bars have Amazon? - I don't see it like that. - I don't see it like that. - Good question. - Isn't it because-- - Maybe take the fire stick with you? Hey, y'all, plug this up, I got you. - It's just because-- - Keep the party going. It's on me tonight, MVP. - That'd be like, 'cause it's a local team. Isn't it like they could put it on local channels? - I hope so. - Oh, that's a good question. - Yeah, that might happen. - Does CBS 11? - That might happen. - Because you're, because they're the official home with the Cowboys. So I think that maybe you can watch them on CBS 11. - Oh, so I'm trying to find a spot so I can put my feet up and watch the game, bro. - Yeah, you gotta beat up in here. - That's some good service. - Okay, yeah, B-Dubbbz is usually pretty clutch. Is it our champ, Ari Spears looking for two with this Tony Soprano impression. Carlos Peña at the Tigers booth calling the shots, he's the Tony rumble of baseball. RJ Choppy, or Jeep. Uncle Crash is out of the funeral. I enjoyed that Uncle Crash analogy, if I'm gonna vote for that. - I'm gonna give it to the champ. Loosius? - Yeah, Onk standing on straight business. - Brian. - Champ. - Buy a score, a two to two. - We have a five. - We have a five. We gave it to a five score. - There you go, Texas. - There we go. - This opens up my spots. - There we go. - All right. - Open up @gbacknation on your ex-app right now. We'll create an insta poll. You can vote on who the g-bag of the day champion is. You decide when we're tied. Okay, coming up next here in the g-bag nation. Little Sportage Podge looks like chief. - Yes, sir, in Oakland, goodbye. The only way the incompetent A's can do it. Next here in the nation. - All righty, welcome back nation. Here's the chief with that Sportage Podge. - Yes, sir, thank you very much. Wait, do we get a ruling on a g-bag of the day? - Oh, we're champion. - Mine bad. I was checking out the cowboy tweets here, seeing if anything was developing. We got Uncle Crash Out winning with 61% of the votes. - Wow, new champ alert. - Yup, big time. Wow, okay. - I bet the repast was popping. You know what I mean? That was a funeral. Then now you have to go eat after that with everybody that was just there. Oh man, the conversation. Where's Onkat? - Yeah, you became the star. You became the star of the show. - You smell like straight liquor. (laughing) - It's the, it's the Cowboys tailgate show here in the G-bag nation presented by the low T center, reinventing men's health. All right, plenty of things to get to here on a Cowboys game day, which is very, very exciting. Hey, has anybody watched the Vince McMahon documentary yet? - I'm on episode three. - Okay, what are we feeling about it? - It's really good. - Yeah. - Yeah, I can't believe he signed up to do it. - Every clip I see is just him saying something and then the B roll or the narrator or another interview coming right after him and basically saying the exact opposite. - Yeah, I got to get to that. - He's a hell of a businessman though. I've got to give it to him on that, bro. - His business acumen is insane. Like he really brought this wrestling thing up front to us. - Yeah. - Other than that, it just would have been a backyard thing or you know, like they said, where they say cigar smokers and beer drinkers, but now it's for the family. - And he was all up in there with him. He's the one that made that happen. - And all the storylines and stuff. - Yeah, he is so good at what he does. Now when it comes to the nefarious things that are still being, you know, revealed to us. But he did sign up to do this documentary before all that stuff came out. - Oh wow. - So they added it to it. (laughing) - Whoa. - Whoa. (laughing) - You made it this. - He signed a deal and said, let's do it. - That's a KNC masterpiece, ultimate backfire if I've ever heard one night. - This sounded like he put together a hell of a freak off too. - If I'm being honest, you know, I haven't seen the show, but when I've gathered. - Oh yeah, I bet his freak offs could go toe to toe with just about anybody's. - Yeah. - But apparently at one point during the documentary, Stone Cold Steve Austin in regards to CTE just says, point blank, I'm not a CTE guy. Just don't believe in it. - Okay. - In quote. - Don't brand. (laughing) - That's pretty wonderful. - He's my guy. - Clearly doesn't know who Antonio Brown is. Like as just as no idea that that guy's ever existed. - Yeah, he's walking exhibit A. - If that's gonna be the take that you have here, my goodness, Stone Cold Steve Austin, but hey, to each his own. Now we have the final game at the Coliseum today with our Rangers going on right now on the AM side here, 1080. But the A's, they're going out in a spectacular fashion because you'll see one person who is an employee there, one of their full time employees posted his discount code for all fans to use at their final home games here. He just screen-shotted his Oakland A's QR code and put it out there for all to enjoy 30% off food and beverages. And I would presume something with the gift shop as well. So doing the Lord's work there, just the final day, I guess, 'cause what? You don't work that anymore? - He's probably not moving to Sacramento with him. - This is your last day of school. - Yeah, you're throwing your papers into the sky. - Yeah, you don't care anymore. - You're probably not going to Sacramento with the team. - Everybody's got a bleep ownership type of vibe going. You're an absolute hero at this point for what you've done. - Yeah, dude, this is what I promise. - No, I was just thinking about ownership that did you get to see the halftime of the Atlanta game with Arthur Blank getting inducted into the ring of honor? - No, I didn't see the actual festivities. Was it hilarious that he did he introduce himself? - It was funny because, like, I think it was work done. I think it was the one that put the jacket on him and stuff like that. And it was like, he comes out and is like, "Oh, spick." You know, the lights go down and all this and the spotlight. - It's a whole show. - And he takes off his jacket. He puts on the red jacket. You know, I mean, it was quite a show. - Was anybody cheering? - You know what? It was one of those things where we were at the-- - Ladies and gentlemen! (laughing) - There he is. - Man, you've been waiting to see him. - We were on the Cowboys Post Game Show. So, like, they were show-- I didn't get to hear the sound, but the way that he came out was hilarious. I'm like, I was just thinking about you guys and this guy ducked himself into his own ring of honor. That was awesome. - Dude, it's so good. And he did the right thing though. I would imagine he got a pretty good ovation of sorts because of what he did on the front end, sort of bribing the fan base with free concession items, free refills on the souvenir cup, which is a broad-- I mean, broadest would have gone to the game just for the free souvenir cup. - I'm having a free beer night that night if I'm the owner, you know? - See, that's taking it up a whole other notch. I mean, you're gonna get the longest, loudest, most rabid standing ovation any owners ever gotten for his own ring of honor in those-- - Oh, he just did it on a Sunday night game against Kansas City. - It's a big one, all eyes. He was like, maybe Taylor Swift will be there for this. - Maybe it's an all out, yeah. - This is funny, though, with Robert Kraft like bitchin' about not being in the Hall of Fame like Jerry. - Yeah. - Blank puttin' himself in the ring of honor. These guys are pathetic. - Well, that's the next step. If you put yourself in the ring of honor, then you're goin' into the Hall of Fame, right? And that kind of what they-- - I think as an owner, you have to wait to get the hall call before you have the ring of honor at your own spot. - Agreed. - Otherwise, it looks self-serving and weird. You gotta wait for it posthumously, I think. - I'm 100% in agreement with you on that. - By the way, Kumar Rocker did allow one hit in the first inning, no strikeouts, but he got all the three other guys out with fly balls and a line drive. - Nice, dude. I wonder if he's throwing with the same type of gas here. - Well, he looks like, to me, a lot of off speed and he can't locate it. It's kind of all a lot of balls that are down. That slider that he has. - Yeah. - That's a lot of-- - Bochi said a lot of blockin' goin' on. - By just yelling, "Get your balls up, get your balls up." - Yeah. - Exactly. - You could see it from the screen. - Yeah, exactly what he's yelling, "Get your balls up." Yep, it's line one. - Speaking of ball issues, the Shouhei Otani ball catcher is now in the midst of a lawsuit 'cause the 18-year-old who alleges the ball is in his firm grasp first and then had it unethically taken from him. The footage is just not-- - Is it grainy? Like, some pruder film? - Yeah, it's not going to be conclusive. It's just gonna be-- - It's just gonna be the ball in grasp. - Call on the field stands, sorry, sorry, kid. - Yeah, yeah, I don't know. Maybe there's a local rule that gives him some sort of an out, but I would need video evidence as a lawyer to even entertain taking the kid's case. I'd just call him a P-word and kick him out. (laughing) - You got man-handled, son. There's no video evidence. Get the hell out of my office. (laughing) I bet you Jim Adler, the Texas hammer would take that case. - I'll kick his ass. He took the ball out your hand, I'll kick his ass. I got this hammer, I'll hit him, I'll hit him. Call me right now. So much. (laughing) - You're too much of a P-word to handle, yourself. (laughing) - I'll be the older brother you've always needed. (laughing) Thank you, Chief. - Thank you. - Flaktober starts Saturday, entire schedule 105 through the fan.com/events. 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