Mick Shots: Clearing The Air

Here is a podcast clearing up several misconceptions, including sun, shade and this idea Micah was throwing shade at his head coach. Plus, Dak have surgery and the ramifications, both for the Cowboys quarterback room now and for the future and Dak's career.

Nothing more the Cowboys can do about the loss to the Eagles but learn, so time to turn the page, and be interesting to see what happens at the left tackle position and also left cornerback. Time to find out about Jonathan Mingo and an updated injury report.

No sugarcoating the situation the Cowboys are in come Sunday against the Eagles. Realistic outlook on Dak's injury. Nate sits in, wants the Cowboys to continue playing the young players. We talk about at 3-5 the Cowboys got to keep grinding. And are the Eagles hiding a Hurts bad ankle.

Now we have a better idea of Dak Prescott's hamstring injury, the guys explaining exactly what it is, possible treatment and just how long this might take to return. Also a Mick Shot on some inaccurate reporting , along with the injury update and what to do with Saquon Barkley.

Things few people notice, like the significance of this Mingo trade, projecting Cowboys compensatory picks, a quick injury update with Micah expected to practice, what to expect from Coop and some obscure Eagles stats you just need to know.

The guys are in the zone today, starting with breaking down the Cowboys trade for WR Jonathon Mingo and why, playing a soundbite from the ManningCast on what Bill Belichick had to say about Everson, analyzing injury updates and what the coordinators had to say after the Atlanta game.

We started our podcast looking for a ray of sunshine on this rainy day, and after going through some of the key mistakes the Cowboys made in the loss to Atlanta, an even darker cloud came through with news Dak Prescott's hamstring injury will reportedly keep him out for "multiple weeks."

On Football Friday, the guys get you ready for Cowboys-Falcons, after a little Halloween and Jets talk that turned the Cowboys potential dilemma at cornerback, an injury update, the trade deadline along with Falcons offensive stars. Oh, and picks and picks to click.

With Nate filling in for Everson, great debate on the Cowboys needing to run the ball more against the Niners, the amount of pressure defenses are on putting on Dak, the Cowboys inability to stop the run and just why Trevon Diggs likely was on his phone immediately after the loss to San Francisco.

So much to talk about, but no matter what else happened in the loss to San Francisco, the poor play in the third quarter was the difference in the game. In fact, at 30-24 and the Cowboys with the ball, the guys tase Everson that he might have needed to meet the charter flight back home if the Cowboys produced their own "Catch" to win the game.

Pretty game intensive today once getting past another Star Tours topic, including analysis of Dak, the wide receivers and heavy on tight ends, Jake Ferguson and Niners George Kittle. Then picks and Bill's fantasy pick to click.

With Everson Walls back, this became an all-encompassing segment, talking Pro Football Hall of Fame, comprehensive injury report for the Cowboys and Niners, including Brandon Aubrey's jury duty, the heat wave at The Star chasing Cowboys indoors and this ridiculous story of the Star Tours interfering with football.

Bill and Mickey cover a lot of ground, starting with a pretty extensive injury report, including Tyler Guyton ready to go, the highlights from head coach Mike McCarthy's press conference and a quick look at the history of Cowboys-Niners. Then a rant on the missing Everson Walls moving up in the Pro Football Hall of Fame Seniors category.

With Nate sitting in again, the guys give a lot to think about, thanks to Jerry, hidden reason why Derek Henry is not here, how good the Ravens really are, San Fran injury situation, update on Cowboys injuries and the five-game road ahead.

The Cowboys return from their bye, and after brief college football talk, the guys with Nate aboard turned their attention to the 49ers, just how good Patrick Mahomes is, the Cowboys offensive line run blocking and how quarterbacks can take over games.

With Nick Harris filling in on our mixed bag show with Bill and Mickey, the guys point out their positions of concern going forward, short of knowing this team must get healthy. Then some draft review and the great need for this offense to get going like last season.

With the lineup change, Kurt Daniels joins Bill and Mickey, and they had a good time reviewing the owner Jerry Jones morning radio segment and trying to be reasonable about the Cowboys hitting the bye at 3-3. What the assistants had to say and some injury updates.

Mickey, Bill, and Nate Newton discuss the latest Dallas Cowboys news and notes from The Star in Frisco, TX.

What a special weekend of football, first Texas-OU and then Cowboys-Lions. Few more Barry Switzer tales and then on to the Cowboys numerous injury concerns. Talk of the Cowboys improving running game and concerns with the Lions offense. Of course picks, and pick to click.

Talk of the Detroit Lions picks up, including QB Jared Goff, the first pick in the 2016 draft when Dak Prescott became the 135th pick. Then the Lions dual threat running attack to test the Cowboys run defense. And encouraging news on CB DaRon Bland.

Mickey, Bill, and Everson discuss the latest Dallas Cowboys news and notes from The Star in Frisco, TX.

Looking back before looking forward, especially how the Cowboys defense survived in the win over Pittsburgh with another round of injuries. How so many young players participated, then a look the upcoming game against the Lions and CeeDee Lamb's second halves.

Despite the injury challenges, some of their own mistakes and having to depend on some no-name players, the Cowboys showed a measure of toughness to beat the Steelers And just who stepped up, like Jalen Tolbert, KaVontae Turpin, Tyrus Wheat and the offense and defensive lines.

Mickey, Bill, and Everson discuss the latest Dallas Cowboys news and notes from The Star in Frisco, TX.