Chris Cote

I want to ask a handful of questions about last night's game.

Since you guys were so ready earlier this week, based on the last three games, to ignore the last 30 years of Jerry Jones' resume and declare that he was indeed a good GM based on the last three games of fixing the defense, after the one-game sample of last night, is he now a bad GM?

Yes.

Okay.

Was that a safety?

Last night, I thought that was a safety.

I did not know the rule.

I was impressed by Ross Tucker last night, another hardworking sports person.

The hardest worker.

He explained the rule instantaneously where he said, in that instance, if you didn't see it, Dak Prescott was trying to get out of the end zone and it seemed like some of the football was still in the end zone.

He says it's the opposite of the goal line.

He says the goal line, when you score a touchdown on offense, all you've got to do is touch the goal line on a safety.

All that has to be in the end zone is a piece of the football still in the end zone.

And it looked on video like there was still football in the end zone.

So how was that not a safety?

Please stop doing that.

Your belly dancing, it's a bit sensual.

I need you to stop doing that.

I'm being made uncomfortable as I was when Tony came in here and with a profound disrespect for history, proclaimed today that Jameer Gibbs is the modern-day Barry Sanders.

So many more guys win the Lombardi than go to the... We had this question that we posed to Robert Ori one time because for, I'm just going to say years around here, we were having some version of the discussion of, would you rather be Charles Barkley or Robert Ori?