And according to our analytics, they have close to a 60% chance toe walk away division champions.

So now let's sit back and take a look at the division in its entirety.

And the biggest issue the Dallas Cowboys have had has been turnovers.

They keep turning the football over.

But Rob Ninkovich said that he knows what Bill Belichick would do to solve that problem immediately.

Rob, the floor is yours.

So Bill Belichick, after one fumble, would have walked over to the training staff, grabbed a pair of scissors and walked over to Zeke and cut off his sleeves.

Because if you hold the football in your arm, if you hold the ball like this and you have a sleeve on, you know how easy it is to knock that out, you have no grip right here.

If you're running back or receiver, you don't wear sleeves that Zatz like just you know that Rule number one don't wear sleeves because ball security is your number one rule.

As a running back, secure the football.

The fate of the team is in your hands Bill Belichick would have before he went even out on that field would have said, Take off those sleeves.

What are you doing?

After the first bumble, he would have walked over and cut him off.

After the second, I was yelling at the television, take his sleeves off, take his sleeves off.

If I was a defender going to get the running back, if it was cold outside and had sleeves on, take the ball off him.

Punch you strip it out.

You can't hold onto the ball with sleeves.

What do you think our say?

No, that's exactly right.

That's the first thing I said when I was asked.

This question on my first call for the Monday's show was, Why is he wearing sleeves on so many different teams?

The running backs aren't allowed to wear sleeves.

The running backs or anyone that carries the ball can't wear seeds because Rob's exactly right.

You can punch the ball out, the ball slips.

It's easier to pull and tug on it and forced fumbles.

What I was really expecting Rob to say was after the first fumble he was going to cut the sleeves off.

Then, after the second one, he'd cut his arms off like that's the type of build better ships, stories E was expecting because you know what?

When Mike McCarthy put Pollard in, that was like cutting off Ezekiel Elliott's arms.

That was saying you, you know what?

You can't do this anymore.

But what this team is experiencing is that same thing that new addition was experiencing when they fired Bobby Brown.

Bobby Brown is gone.

Your charismatic leader is gone.

Can Johnny Gill step up and do the job?

Ken Bell would build the vote, do what they need to do.

And the backup singers weren't doing what they need to do on Monday.

And the leader of that group is Ezekiel Elliott.

So if he's fumbling and he's now taking accountability for it, you got to come out and play better this week, and that better be without sleeves underneath your shoulder pads.

Speaking of taking accountability, Bart Scott, I've not had you here this entire weekend.

It's been a lot of talk about the anonymous sources and the Cowboys locker room, and their defense has been so bad.

I'm just curious to hear what your thoughts have been on that I mean, whenever we would have these situation in Baltimore, the anonymous sources, we would call that I smell diesel fuel because that means that somebody is back in the bus over somebody else.

And in this case, it was Mike McCarthy and it was Mike Nolan.

And I think, Listen, that's cowardice, right?

First of all, if you have something to say and I think it was a lot of coded language when you heard Mike McCarthy said, Come talk to me and talk to me as a man because we're grown up now.

This isn't this isn't high school.

This is in college.

This is professional football and men have conversations, tough conversations with each other.

I don't care if it's my culture.

Not if I had an issue of what was going on with Mike Nolan or what was going on with what we're running.

Listen, it was really easy to be a front running a front runner when you know Dak Prescott was putting up 500 yards.

But now that you know the office he could coach, then, right?

Listen, every time you have a new coach, and I'm sure when Tomlin came in, you know Ryan had to deal with as well.

I had it with hardball.

You're always gonna hit a tough spot, right?

But you know, adversity doesn't define character, it reveals it.

And this cowboy's revealed what type of character they have.

They have a lot of front running cowardice football players, and they listen.

They're not smart, right?

So you talk about Mike Nolan.

I've been around Mike Nolan, and one thing I know about Mike Nolan is he's always prepared, overly prepared.

He's the defense coordinator responsible for turning the Ravens into a 34 defense, so he has to answer to the test.

But he doesn't have enough players with football acumen to be able to take what he's teaching and be able to apply it on the football field.

We may have to come back to that one because I have other things I need to get to, but that is a very I could see the look on our seas face.

That is an interesting thought.

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