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00:04 The way that the Cowboys are equipped, good team.
00:06 I don't know how great they are as we take a look at their odds to win the Super Bowl,
00:10 14 to 1, odds to win the NFC Championship.
00:13 We know that the Giants are better and the Eagles are the defending champs there.
00:17 In terms of the East, they're plus 175 and
00:20 their win total on the season is nine and a half.
00:23 And these are the betting odds, Jesse.
00:25 I'm always hesitant with Dallas to really look at anything that
00:29 has to do with their odds because so many people love the Cowboys nationwide, Jesse,
00:33 and they're betting on the overs on everything like that.
00:35 So I've always feel like these numbers are a little bit skewed.
00:38 But you have more of an impartial opinion.
00:40 Is there any number in particular you think this season that is accurate?
00:43 You think they win more than nine and a half games?
00:45 Do they lose more than that?
00:47 Do they have a chance to win the NFC East?
00:48 What do you think?
00:50 >> Yeah, I'll answer your second question first.
00:53 They definitely have a chance to win the NFC East,
00:54 especially when you look at the history of it, right?
00:56 No team has since 2014 has won back to back NFC East championship.
01:01 So if we're just following history that says that the Eagles won't win the NFC East
01:06 championship again this year because it hasn't happened since 2004,
01:09 when the Eagles done it.
01:11 As far as win total, I mean, this has been, even through the ups and
01:15 downs of Jason Garrets and the COVID years,
01:18 this has been a 10, 11, 12 win football team each and every year.
01:22 So I have no reason not to believe that they won't go over nine and
01:27 a half wins and being that 10, 11, 12 win range.
01:31 They just find a way to do certain things this year.
01:33 It's gonna be a big year for Mike McCarthy and Brian Schottenheimer.
01:36 Mike, you finally have the range to call the play that you wanna call them.
01:40 Are you gonna get this offense over the hump?
01:42 But I've said this on Twitter, I've said this in many other podcasts.
01:47 The Cowboys have to hurry up with the signing,
01:49 with the selling of the Washington Commanders.
01:52 That organization is gonna get better.
01:53 I said it two years ago.
01:55 Once the Giants finally got those phony people out of the front office,
01:58 got some real coaches on the sideline, they were gonna be better.
02:01 Brian Dayball took a turnover happy Daniel Jones and
02:04 a Giants team whose best receiver was Sterling Shepard to the playoff.
02:08 They had no business being in the playoffs.
02:10 He took that team to the playoffs.
02:12 And you know what Philadelphia is going to be.
02:14 And I firmly believe, and I'm not saying that Eric Biennium is going to be a savior.
02:19 But I think I firmly believe that Eric Biennium is going to help that offense.
02:23 He's gonna help Sam Howes, go heels.
02:25 He's gonna help Sam Howes just understand, I don't need you to be a hero.
02:31 I just need you to be good in certain areas and bring creativity to that offense.
02:35 And it allows Ryan Rivera just to be a defensive specialist where he's always
02:38 been in his career.
02:39 So this NFC East is getting ready to get really, really, really good.
02:43 And it's gonna go from the NFC East to one of the best conferences in football.
02:47 And if the Cowboys don't take care of business,
02:49 they can find themselves on the outside looking in real easy.
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