So is that to suggest that there will be no significant changes in Dallas after this disaster of a season?

Well, I guess it depends what you mean by significant.

Obviously, I think we take him at his word that the head coach isn't going anywhere.

Could they make a change?

It you mentioned there, last in defense.

Defensive coordinator Mike Nolan.

Could that be somebody who's on the hot seat?

Do they make a change at that position?

I know people in the building in Dallas who disappointed that the defense didn't come together under Mike Nolan.

They thought that it would be better, so I would watch out for that on the offensive side, remember?

I mean, Kellen Moore is a holdover from Jason Garrett staff and a favorite of Cowboys management and ownership, so I would be surprised if they made a move on that end.

But if there's a big change in Dallas, I would think it would be on the defensive side of the ball.

All right?

And so then Dominique, pardon me.

Let me come to you.

I noticed you're skeptical expression as we were listening to Jerry Jones.

What was that face for?

So I mean, first of all, this job feels like it is too big for Mike McCarthy.

Like that motorcycle on the cover of Purple Rain.

Looks like it's too big for Prince.

He doesn't seem to be able to handle this job at the time, and Dan is right.

Dan is right about that defense.

That defense is really bad.

That defense stinks like hearing back, so I'd be surprised if Mike no only comes back.

There's no good reason to bring him back.

And the last thing I wanted to say is Dak Prescott really should have some saying this decision because they decided not to extend that Prescott and give him a big contract.

They franchise tagged him.

So now Dak is in a position where he could choose to leave or go somewhere else, or potentially pressure a trade or wait till it gets so free agency.

That was a mistake.

But that gives him so much power in this situation that I think he has to be on board for whatever coach they keep or decide to bring in.

So if I was Jerry Jones rather than going on the radio, I would go to Dak Prescott House and try to convince him that this is the right move.

Or find out what he thinks.

The right move is at this time.

I think what Jerry should do is try to get him to forget about the past the way that they may have disrespected them or try to shortchange him.

In the past, I would tell them something that my friend Andre used to tell me.

Spaceships don't come equipped with rear view mirrors.

That's where we're headed.

So don't look back.

And if I was Dak Prescott, I will respond to that by saying that's because they dipped as quick as they can and you will be all alone.

But I was that Prescott, you get out of there.

I have so much more to say on this, but I feel like I'm a not monopolizing the time.

I'll let Damian say something before I dominate this whole Dak Prescott segment.

S O.

D would let me come to you on that thought because, well, we would not expect Jerry Jones too.

Thio, consult with back on this decision, Dak really will have much to say about it in the way of his actions, right?

He holds the cards in this situation.

If he doesn't like it, there are things he can do about it.

Green.

It's time to blow this joint up, man.

Take some TNT to this thing and blow this thing up.

I'm gonna just tell you.

Drop one bomb in here and it's gonna be over.

The Dallas Cowboys since that Prescott been out, have the worst offense in the league.

Think about that.

The Dallas Cowboys with a Marquis Cooper Michael Gala CD Lamb.

Zeke Elliot.

They have a worst office than your New York Jets.

Greeny.

That's bad.

Okay, so this whole Mike McCarthy, you know, with Jerry Jones talking always so preposterous.

I mean, hell, if you got the office worse than the Jets since your quarterback went down and what a cable back up, we got problems, Jack.

I think that that's actually a point to point well taken because he's not just a capable backup.

He's a backup who I think is probably was the best backup, are certainly the most ready to step in and win games of any in the NFL this season.

So dominate.

Does that make sense to you?

We can talk about how he doesn't want to pay to coaching staffs, but he does have a team that's worth $5 billion.

Yeah, I think he could afford it.

That's not the problem.

I think the continuity is something that he is more concerned with.

I think the defense is a question, not a question.

It stinks as we talked about before, so they will change their.

But I'm not sure Kellen Moore is the golden child that they once thought he waas.

I understand you lost your quarterback.

Who the best quarterback they've had in Dallas in a long time since Tony Romo.

Obviously, I understand that you lost him, so your office is gonna take a dive.

But it's not supposed to be this bad.

Like it reminds me off the song Silent Night, like a lot of people sing Silent Night, you can go on whatever streaming service and find a bunch of songs that a bunch of people that are singing Silent Night.

But on Lee, the temptation sang Silent Night, and that's what it feels like.

There's like Kelly Moore is coming through this sheet of music, and he's handing it thio to anybody.

Thio, Andy Dalton and Andy Dalton goes out there and he tries to sing Silent Night and everyone's like, Oh, that's okay.

But then when Dax out there, people are standing up and crying and passing out because that boy is different.

And so I'm not sure that Kelly Moore is as good as they all thought.

He waas.

So let me come back to Graziano to sort of finish this for the moment.

What, if anything, should we expect to read into the deck of it all based upon Mike McCarthy returning and whatever other decisions they make?

Look, I mean, with deck, it's going to come down to.

Can they get the contract worked out?

The Cowboys put forth an offer they thought would be good enough to keep him.

It didn't turn out to be that they'll probably franchise him again because they're gonna have to get his health figured out before they could work on a long term deal.

But they still intend to bring him back, and there's no indication that he wants to go anywhere else.

Being the quarterback of the Cowboys is historically a pretty good gig.

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