the secret defense? they were going to agree with the prosecution on one point, that when jean called 911 to report her husband dead the murder was days old. >> shots. i heard it. >> that call is 100% fake. there's no question about it. >> not only was the mom lying to 911 about when the murder occurred, no, argued the defense, she was lying about something much bigger -- who the true killer was. the defense attorney saved his surprise for closing arguments. >> it was an unusual moment because certainly i knew there were many friend and supporters of jean tan in the courtroom and i was going to basically suggest to these jurors that she had pulled the trigger. >> jean tan, the mom, the wife, the true killer. the defense said the shotgun was in her hand. she pulled the trigger. she solved her own problem, not her son. that was the story the defense saifd for the 11th hour. >> not an easy thing to do in a packed courtroom. >> according to the defense, it was jean tan who had the motive, the motive to get ri

>> this week on "defense news ticker the innovations the transform defense during the last three decades. welcome to "defense news." on today's show we are celebrating our own 30 years by showcasi influencers, initiatives, and innovations that transform defense during the last three decades. the full list will be available at defensenews.com on october 24. i sat down with the former pentagon official and aerospace company executive who is perhaps best known for the merger of martin marietta and lucky corporation to create the biggest defense company in the globe. guest: part of the merger was out of necessity. it was a environment that you could not survive unless globe. guest: you were willing to combine. there wasn't much of a choice. at the same time there was a certain degree of luck involved. there was an ideal combination. the two companies company whose competitors like each other and got surprise to me was the great advantage we got was never shown on the balance sheet. we had combined 17 companies to make our part of lockheed martin. we never really appreciated the advantage of

defense innovation board has a different membership, and the record of innovation outside the defense department for their ability to suggest innovative approaches that work in their experience and be applicable to us. the innovation board is chaired by eric schmidt, representing cross-sections of america's most innovative industries and people like amazon's jeff bezos, linkedin's reed hoffman, jennifer parker, astrophysicist neil degrasse tyson, and bill the craven, chancellor of the university, them and the rest of the board to keep dod interviewed with a culture of innovation and the people in the defense enterprise were willing to try new things. and doing everything we can to stay ahead of our competitors. at the outset i gave the specific task of identifying innovative private-sector practices that might be of use to us along the lines of the pilot program which invited hackers to help us find vulnerabilities and report them to us. similar to the bug bounty several major companies already routinely conduct. this approach to crowdsourcing cybersecurity is widespread in the privat

can the eagles defensive be the best in the league?> no. >> how it worked, we are leaping to that conclusion. they played well in this game. they are not the best in the league. they have a long way to go. they have a weakness and quarterback. they are banged up a bit. the depth isn't as good. the eagles had a good game plan against the vikings and former quarterback. we have more on that. >> reporter: how did the eagles stop a two-game slide? it's easy. use pressure, hit and sack sam bradford. sacked him six times by six players. not easy to do. what did schwartz do? blitzed him. that resersed a season long trend by schwartz. he only blitzed 14% of the time. that was an nfl low. he decided to blitz bradford and that's how the eagles won. what was bradford's problem in the game? our offensive line was soft, got overpowered. a safety beat a tackle to our quarterback. you can't win football games like that. he said bradford missed some throws he normally makes. bradford was asked about that, he said yes. he didn't blame his offensive lin

what happened to the defense. players themselves will try to answer that question. >> it's the rest of the day's sporting news coming up on action news sports sunday. women's health - both trump and toomey would defund planned parenthood. on abortion: trump: "there has to be some form of punishment" toomey: "i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey and donald trump: too dangerous for pennsylvania women. ♪ ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, payment, withdrawal, or transfer each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright with simply right checking from santander bank. ♪ are you feeling alright, baby? ♪ >>> we're back here on sports sunday. the eagles defense facing a washington team without tight end jordan reed. why are the red skin sos effectives on offense? >> ran right at them. took advantage of the guys up the field and ran the ball in a and b gaps and score scorched them. and kept the running backs

lot of the defensive players in the eagles locker room. they had interesting things to say about who you they switched it up on sam bradford. they definitely won the chess match against him this afternoon. i'm john clark live at the linc. see you with more in sports. >> thanks. >>> fans had a lot to say about bradford's return to philadelphia and about the win. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal joins us live from outside with all the buzz. i bet they were excited. >> fans say it was a messy win but a win nonetheless. they add this is further evidence that shipping bradford off to minnesota was the right decision. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> reporter: the tailgaters came for the win. wentz versus bradford, the future and the past. fans promised to give bradford a loud homecoming, welcoming him back to philly. >> he is absolutely going to get booed. how can you not boo him? >> we boo bradford. >> reporter: bradford had a tough game. sacked and picked off. wentz also struggling but he led the team to a win. fans say that's the proof they need they've

if you win the toss, you have first, defense first or selecting the side of field you were like to play. ohio state give me your call. tails is called. it is heads. wisconsin will elect to go on defense. which end would you like to play at? >> chris: j.t. says we'll play away from the student section. buckeyes offense will get the ball first. >> kirk: we'll get away from the bleacher cre to the other end. >> chris: he's a veteran, expect him to make the right decision. see if this badger defense can make a stand here. ohio state has been very productive after halftime. >> kirk: also something to keep in mind, both these field goal kickers have been great tonight, both sides. three for three for both of them. if you're unable to come up with a touchdown, you would like to think that that would be able to kickers. >> chris: although those goal posts can look a little narrower in overtime, as up at stake as there is tonight. paul chryst had rafael gaglianone when he kicked that clutch field goal to beat lsu from long distance, then injured his back and had surgery and then this guy right h

and he fumbles so the defense coming up big. gel with the recovery. >> the defensive line it was most important position >> third and ten, wentz looking for beckham. do you have to say make that play? he has to make that. he's a big physical fast receiver. he should be a difference maker in this game. >> they settled for a field goal. from 49 yards, eagles go up for the first time 23 to 21. after lions punt trying to run out the clock third and two from their 45, matthews fumbles. get the ball in the right hand. come on. he has the ball in his left hand. put it in your right hand. what is he think about here? biggest play of the game. >> cost them big time. that's darius slay. he had a monster game. lions with a third and fourth from the 39, stafford. this right here really hurt us. and this was really almost the nail in the coffin. >> gain of 27 yards. lions go up 24-23. now, we can have a come back. it's all up to the quarterback to this wentz with a minute and 30 seconds left. looking deep, going deep for nelson agholor but it

. >> now it was the defense's turn. was to be a trial of two emilys. >>> coming up -- >> did you drink a lot tonight? >> no, i had three cocktails. >> the surprise evidence alex had up his sleeve. >> why -- why -- why -- >> what's the matter? >> emily under the influence? when "dateline extra" continues. >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." alex fazzino was fighting for his freedom in an iowa courtroom, accused of killing his wife in the home they shared with their children. the prosecution already had its turn portraying alex as a guy with means and motive, everything to lose if she remained alive and everything to gain if she were dead. but armed with a new piece of evidence, the defense was about to have its day. would it be enough to convince a jury? we return to josh mankiewicz with "the quiet one." >> by this time, the love that had once joined the beckwith and fazzino families was long gone. in an iowa courtroom, both families had listened for a week. >> alex fazzino murdered emily fazzino. >> as prosecutors pai

the option of going on offense first, defense first or selecting the side of field you were like to play. ohio state give me your call. tails is called. it is heads. wisconsin will elect to go on defense. which end would you like to play at? >> chris: j.t. says we'll play away from the student section. buckeyes offense will get the ball first. >> kirk: we'll get bleacher creatures and head down to the other end. >> chris: he's a veteran, expect him to make the right decision. see if this badger defense can make a stand here. ohio state has been very productive after halftime. >> kirk: also something to keep in mind, both these field goal kickers have been great tonight, both sides. three for three for both of them. if you're unable to come up with a touchdown, you would like to continue for both of these kickers. >> chris: although those goal posts can look a little narrower in overtime, as up at stake as there is tonight. paul chryst had rafael gaglianone when he kicked that clutch field goal to beat lsu from long distance, then injured his back and had surgery and then this guy right h

our keynote speaker will be talking about the defense of south mountain. chris will be giving our tour of the may 18 battlefield at the courthouse. get that out of the way. i think defenses are a sexy topic of the civil war. let's look at second manassas. we have how many paintings of the rock curlers. you have thomas reed ruth cobb sitting down in the sunken road and losing his life defending fredericksburg. that's a very sexy topic. chanting "fredericksburg, fredericksburg." it is so good we are doing a symposium after it. >> [indiscernible] >> well, he is the senior union officer left in the battlefield will get credit for that stand. [laughter] from the chattanooga campaign i will nominate another great defense. he was benefited by william tecumseh sherman willingly marching into it, but william joseph party and patrick labor's disposition of troops on the north and the missionary ridge. that illustrates a lot of the developing defensive capabilities of the war to that point. >> the big piggyback about marie's heights, in general robert e. lee knew he d

any way you want it. ,, ,, ,, >>> the eden very defense -- the denver defense does it final score from mile high stadium broncos 27, those chargers from san diego 19. let's go live to michael spencer and mike -- and matt haas. >> 17 days ago the broncos went on the road and lost to the chargers. yet again it's the defense that comes to the rescue. >> yeah, you can throw out all the cliches you want for th defense wins championship. boy was that true today. broncos forcing three turnovers this afternoon, three interceptions. the broncos defense off of turnovers has now produced 80 points where they have lead 80 points on turnovers, over 40% of the offense that the broncos have scored all year. it is this defense that is giving the broncos a chance to win right now. >> i thought the thing with the defense is that they came in crucial times. bradley robely coming off from half time, you get the went to score a touchdown. they get another interception. timely turnovers. the broncos offense was able to take advantage of that first one in the second half. but when the broncos offense takes a

if you win the toss, you have first, defense first or selecting the side of field you were like to play. ohio state give me your call. tails is called. it is heads. wisconsin will elect to go on defense. which end would you like to play at? >> chris: j.t. says we'll play away from the student section. buckeyes offense will get the ball first. >> kirk: we'll get away from the bleacherre >> chris: he's a veteran, expect him to make the right decision. see if this badger defense can make a stand here. ohio state has been very productive after halftime. >> kirk: also something to keep in mind, both these field goal kickers have been great tonight, both sides. three for three for both of them. if you're unable to come up with a touchdown, you would like to think that that would be able to kickers. >> chris: although those goal posts can look a little narrower in overtime, as up at stake as there is tonight. paul chryst had rafael gaglianone when he kicked that clutch field goal to beat lsu from long distance, then injured his back and had surgery and then this guy right here, andrew endicott

>> i felt too that the defensive gain in the momentum and if we could have -- which we did, we punt and defense back on the field. we felt comfortable doing that and making that decision. >> was that a tough decision to not take there and he has been so good recently? actually longer than that? >> the thing is the field position at that time is critical. he did kick the one before half which was an excellent kick and with no time left on the clock. had we executed better on the third downplay, we would have been in a better position to kick the field goal at that time. we didn't execute on the play before. >> you wanted to try the josh huff pass? >> they had been jumping the combinations a little bit and we had been -- just driving the ball and we were on the left harsh, the right harsh for the play, the play we had shown last week and took advantage of the situation and almost came up with the play. >> the vertical passes. >> we had opportunities and down the field i felt too that we took advantage of the underneath stuff and used our tight ends with the game and we had a couple of opp

paxton can get the job done. defense can still win games but now here comes atlanta in mile high next sunday. the no-fly zone, is going to meet the high fly zone. >> you had a test in the first game playing carolina. a super bowl repeat. then going to ccncinnati and we wondered about what the broncos could do in tampa against a young cornerback around all over the field. i think he realized that was a mistake. now you have atlanta coming in and decimating the carolina panthers. the broncos barely beat carolina. that shows you carolina has got some real problems but atlanta is back to being the team that it was two or three years ago, not the one that fell so far. matt ryan is going to be another serious quarterback test for the team. >> he had 503 -- 503 yards this would be a big test but confidence wise, this defense feels like i don't care what kind of numbers he put up, you come into play us and we're going to be a. >> if you go back to orange crush this is like windows 8. only three players have thought about this. l

if you win the toss, you have the option of going on offense first, defense first or selecting the side of field you were like to play. ohio state give me your call. tails is called. it is heads. wisconsin will elect to go on defense. which end would you like to play at? >> chris: j.t. says we'll play away from the student section. buckeyes offense will get the ball first. >> kirk: we'll get away from the bleacher creatures and head down to the other end. >> chris: he's a veteran, expect him to make the right decision. see if this badger defense can make a stand here. ohio state has been very productive after halftime. >> kirk: also something to keep in mind, both these field goal both sides. three for three for both of them. if you're unable to come up with a touchdown, you would like to think that that would be able to continue for both of these kickers. >> chris: although those goal posts can look a little narrower in overtime, as up at stake as there is tonight. paul chryst had rafael gaglianone when he kic clutch field goal to beat lsu from long distance, then injured his back and

if the defense counsel does it, i mean, you know, who is the jury to complain? mr. keller: well, this court, i don't believe, has ever recognized a situation in which a defense counsel's act could give rise to structural error or per se prejudice. and any such rule, i believe, would invite gamesmanship. of course, the prejudice analysis can still be done, but to say whether it would be per se prejudicial, i think it would have to be balanced against the aggravating evidence. and in the context of quijano testifying helpfully to petitioner, that there would be an unlikely event of it being a future danger. chief justice roberts: what is the relationship between the ruling on prejudice with respect to ineffective assistance and the 60(b) analysis? i mean, do you agree that if we disagree with your submission on prejudice under strickland, that your 60(b) analysis kind of falls apart? mr. keller: i -- chief justice roberts: clearly the underlying claim on the merits would be stronger, and -- and it would be a lot more extraordinary under 60(b). mr. keller: it is a facto

the defense secretary is robert gates, 205 were enough. we don't want anymore. ngress voted to fund 223 a cost of 250 million each. [inaudible question] be change sorry. the c-17. a typo, sorry. ignore that. nobody -- i showed this slide repeatedly, you are the first to catch it, the same plane, sorry for the confusion. the question is why did congress do this? why are they giving the military more weapons and airplanes and tanks and ships than the military? because the c-17 program like a lot of these others is a kind of a welfare program. it supports 650 suppliers, 30,000 jobs in 44 states. it offers jobs for companies, jobs for workers, political support for cooperative lawmakers. if there is a safe boat for any member of congress it is a vote for defense. armament and programs. anyone who fails to vote for those programs and support the defense establishment will be attacked as weak on defense and is going to hear about it in the next election. i am a big fan of superman. i love the bloomberg business news story about the c-17 because this was their headline.

and he ran right by him it was a tremendous nine touchdowns by the defense since the start of 2015. >> wow. >> as long as offense isn't pitiful this defense is going out and getting turn overs and turn those turnovers into points. >> how about disgusting. >> you can't be disgusting, pitiful you can't win with that. >> what's also funny about these defenders is you think they're all offensive guys. every time someone makes a picker. hey i should have played running back. i can return this and key thinks you can return, you can do whatever they want. they think they can play offense as well. what's truly amazing about this defense is they're just as dominant with their starters as they are with their back ups. gary bradley robey a starter. robey definitely got more work and made more plays including the biggest play of the game. >> i'm always ready, man. that's what i live for. this is what i do. make plays and win games that's it. >> my goal was to keep down, another chance for me to get out on the field a little bit

if you win the toss, you have the option of going on offense first, defense first or selecting the side of field you were like to play. ohio state give me your call. tails is called. it is heads. wisconsin will elect to go on defense. which end would you like to play at? >> chris: j.t. says we'll play away from the student section. buckeyes offense will get the ball first. >> kirk: we'll get away from the bleacher creatures and head down to the other end. >> chris: he's a veteran, expect him to make the right decision. see if this badger defense can make a stand here. ohio state has been very productive after halftime. >> kirk: also something to keep in mind, both these field goal kickers have been great tonight, both sides. three for three for both of them. if you're unable to come up with a touchdown, you would like to think that that would be able to continue for both of these kickers. >> chris: although those goal posts can look a little narrower in overtime, as up at stake as there is tonight. paul chryst had rafael gaglianone when he kicked that clutch field goal to beat lsu from

we heard this inventory before, it was the broncos' defense that got the job done. >> reporter: brandon marshal inactive. then defensive coordinator wade phillips goes down in the game. other players stepped up. we saw bradley with a pick six. will parks played a big role in another broncos victory. >> it was another chance for me to get out on the field more. this year i haven't been on the field as much and get out and take advantage of those opportunities when he said he wasn't playing i looked at it as i got to step up. >> it was going to be hard for me to make anything. i knew those guys would be able to step up and get their fair chair of chances to make picks. >> i give them credit for being able to lessen and take in everything we are throw at him. it is a lot. sometimes we look ate as a veteran point of view. they caught on and listen and take it to the field. that's why they perform the way they did today. >> reporter: it was 17 days ago the chargers beat the broncos in san diego. the broncos got revenge sunday afternoon. >> reporter: this was a must- win game. now they go to

fumble recovered by the defense and dropped at this point. it is demarest puffball. >> brock osweiler's highly anticipated returned to denver went as fans hoped it would. the big quarterback struggled the entire game and the broncos pulled off a decisive and much- needed victory.>> we're going to get it to michael spencer right now to see who he is talking to.>> thanks so much. a very happy broncos locker devontae booker, there was so much talk about the running game and the struggles coming in. how did you get things right? >> we just wanted to make a difference out there. for the last couple weeks, everybody thought we wasn't doing that but i just talk about that stuff, want to make a difference for our team. the ncj went out there tonight and ran speed in the game tonight. how much do the 11 days off help rest the legs? >> it helped a lot. i was thinking we haven't seen this in the wild. i think it helped us out a lot and you know, got our bodies rested up to get a w. >> season-high rushing yards for you ncj. how much credit are you gets in

. >> reporter: now it was the defense's turn. to be a trial of two emilys. >>> coming up -- >> did you drink a lot tonight? >> no, i had three cocktails. >> reporter: the surprise evidence alex had up his sleeve. >> why -- why -- why does it matter? what'd you do today? >> emily, under the influence? when "dateline extra" continues. ♪ ♪ ♪ look out honey... the highly advanced audi a4. ♪ ♪ ain't got time to make no apologies... ♪ watry...duo fusiong heartburn relief? duo fusion goes to work in seconds and lasts up to 12 hours. tums only lasts up to 3. for longer lasting relief...in one chewable tablet try duo fusion from the makers of zantac ...one of many pieces in my i havlife.hma... so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescu

if you win the toss, you have first, defense first or selecting the side of field you were like to play. ohio state give me your call. tails is called. it is heads. wisconsin will elect to go on defense. which end would you like to play at? >> chris: j.t. says we'll play away from the student section. buckeyes offense will get the ball first. >> kirk: we'll get away from the bl to the other end. >> chris: he's a veteran, expect him to make the right decision. see if this badger defense can make a stand here. ohio state has been very productive after halftime. >> kirk: also something to keep in mind, both these field goal kickers have been great tonight, both sides. three for three for both of them. if you're unable to come up with a touchdown, you would like to think that that would be able to kickers. >> chris: although those goal posts can look a little narrower in overtime, as up at stake as there is tonight. paul chryst had rafael gaglianone when he kicked that clutch field goal to beat lsu from long distance, then injured his back and had surgery and then this guy right here, andre

and it didn't stick. >> reporter: in the end, the judge agreed with the defense. in late-august, he ruled that the prosecution could not use the new-fangled dna analysis. a major setback. do you still have a case, absent the other evidence that we have. >> reporter: to be determined, as they say, setting the stage for nick hillary to, at last, have his day in court. the trial, finally, was about to get underway. >> i think that it has taken so long to find justice for garrett, as it were, that this has become one of those stories that people will talk about for a very long time, regardless of ho >> i will continue to fight until i don't have anything left. >> reporter: nick and tandy face to face. >> are you ready for that moment? >> i am. >> reporter: the showdown begins. >> every single fact in this case points to him. >> you could've heard a pin drop [?diggy? by spencer ludwig] tween you and life's beautiful moments. flonase gives you more complete allergy relief. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls 6. and six is greater

the defense bailed them out. the difference in this game was a pick six and a near pick six that changed the field. >> i thought we were watching tapes of a game about this time last season. it really is a repeat. it's what we saw last year. the other thing that i thought was most important is we're half way thug broncos and this is what thhy're going to be, guys. it's going to be exactly what -- it's what the white sox used to call winning ugly. that's about what it was. >> our running game has to be better. the old line has to be better. so far, not really. >> trefsh projects nearly a full season, 18 touchdowns, eight he's going to have to get to the point of 32, 3300 yards. it doesn't matter if they don't run the football. the tight ends, serviced from relocation, made a few nice catch >> i thought this presence which we have been talking about all year long, he made a couple of great catches. i thought emanual played his usual good game. they are not ggtting good help from the offensive line didn't hech those

the s.e.c. east. defensive> brian: drew locke throws it to the wrong colored jersey here. quincy wilson. a pick six. like his buddy teez tabor did earlier in the game. >> adam: still going now, 33-7, 10 minutes to go but the gators defense in control on homecoming. in the meantime, rick. how about the vandy defense. >> rick: how about derrick mason's crew. they hold georgia on a fourth and one. isaiah mckenzie can't get it. zack cunningham to the rescue. his 19th tackle of the game. the commodores' first s.e.c. win on the road under derek mason. >> adam: 75 yards rushing total for georgia. coming up, we'll update you on a topsy-turvy day in the a.c.c. when the jeep post-game show continues. for a drum line to perfecttion its routine. practice rocket mortgage by quicken loans is just as precise... but it only requires a few minutes of your time. now, you can securely share your financial information with the push of a button, giving you an accurate and custom mortgage solution without missing a beat. [drum line

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if you win the toss, you have first, defense first or selecting the side of field you were like to play. ohio state give me your call. tails is called. it is heads. wisconsin will elect to go on defense. which end would you like to play at? >> chris: j.t. says we'll play away from the student section. buckeyes offense will get the ball first. >> kirk: we'll get away from the bleacher to the other end. >> chris: he's a veteran, expect him to make the right decision. see if this badger defense can make a stand here. ohio state has been very productive after halftime. >> kirk: also something to keep in mind, both these field goal kickers have been great tonight, both sides. three for three for both of them. if you're unable to come up with a touchdown, you would like to think that that would be able to kickers. >> chris: although those goal posts can look a little narrower in overtime, as up at stake as there is tonight. paul chryst had rafael gaglianone when he kicked that clutch field goal to beat lsu from long distance, then injured his back and had surgery and then this guy right here,

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they'll toss whoever wins the coin toss will elect to go on defense first. >> referee: this is an extra period. we're going to do a coin toss. this will be the only coin toss we do. if you win the toss, you have the option of going on offense selecting the side of field you were like to play. ohio state give me your call. tails is called. it is heads. wisconsin will elect to go on defense. which end would you like to play at? >> chris: j.t. says we'll play away from the student section. buckeyes offense will get the ball first. >> kirk: we'll get away from the bleacher creatures and head down to the other end. >> chris: he's a him to make the right decision. see if this badger defense can make a stand here. ohio state has been very productive after halftime. >> kirk: also something to keep in mind, both these field goal kickers have been great tonight, both sides. three for three for both of them. if you're unable to come up with a touchdown, you would like to think that that would be able to continue for both of these kickers. posts can look a little narrower in overtime, as up at stak

as for the so-called witnesses, said the defense, totally unreliable. the one changed her story on the stand, and the other? well, just months after the shooting, young nick glover went camping, of all things, with tom, the very man he said he heard confess to shooting ashley fallis. >> at no time during the camping trip with tom fallis did you ever tell anybody that you were uncomfortable being there with tom fallis? >> i do not recall. >> reporter: who to believe? analysts. this one, you've already heard, believed it was murder. but this one? >> most people that shoot somebody in an act of rage, they don't stop with one shot. >> reporter: dan gilliam was the crime scene expert from the first investigation of ashley's death. using a defense attorney about the same height as ashley, he demonstrated how difficult it would have been for someone as tall as tom to have shot ashley at an angle that matched the bullet's trajectory. >> first of all, is that an unnatural position? for another person to be holding the gun in that manner? >> it is for me. >> okay.

they have the number one rated defense coming into the game. we want to compete. >> i tell you what, it was fun to watch our defense today. that's the defense that we expect every week. >> everybody knowses we have a tough defense. we have to play to our potential. we have all the guys we need. we just have to play sound. >> reporter: riding their "d," the birds stopped the bleeding, beating a team nobody had beaten yet. that gives them a ton of confidence. >> we believe we can be a great team, win a lot of ball games. for us to beat the vikings confirms what we believe. >> everything we believe in and work for and talk about during the week is there. >> reporter: nobody enjoyed it more than millville, new jersey's mike trout, the angels star taking it in in the front row. maybe he's a good luck charm. give him a plane ticket to dallas. jamie apody, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. wentz and bradford shook hands before the game. afterward, bradford was nowhere to be found. he insists, he has no hard feelings. >> i don't have bitter feeling

or the defense gets a t.d. or a safety. me boger bringing the captains out. >> cris: jim schwartz has dialed up every blitz he knows. he is dropping defensive linemen. >> referee: we're going to play one 15-minute overtime period. each team will have an opportunity to possess the ball, unless the team that first receives the opening kickoff scores a touchdown or the team that first goes on defense scores a safety. overtime will -- each team will have two time-outs. all of the replay challenges will come from the replay assistants. okay. philadelphia, by being the visiting team, you get to call the coin toss again. the red is heads. the nfl local is tails. make your selection as i flip the coin. >> heads. >> referee: philadelphia has chosen heads. and it's tails. dallas gets the ball at the kick. >> al: touchdown for dallas will win the game. or we will keep on trucking on "sunday night football." ♪ oh, sunday night we investigad ==sot== "they tried to usmend u trt:03siness." ouue: use thebuss ==cont vo=why one bay area gror

the we should talk about the defense. they score 28 points and the offense produced. no matter who, but we can't stop anybody. and this is not a jab at anyone defense. >> let's go to the trade. this is a eye raise. jamie collins is now a cleveland browns. and he's coming to the end of his contract and wants money and bill belichick, he called him in and went, you played really well, nothing against you, you're going to cleveland. wow, an interesting deal. you have this guy. on the browns sides. >> they have to give up the pick whether or not they resign h him. >> it will be a third round pick. ends up being the third round pick in 2017. and they have to give up that pick even if they don't resign him. why would they make the deal? >> they believe they can resign him. it's going to take money and i hear he's looking for multi millions. millions come from if it's a losing team? >> if we back up the brinks truck and we are known to, denver comes in and they don't give him the money but they're denver. does it matter? >> they weighed their options and what teams have and w

the defense didn't even have to talk about anything. we just know we've got to do our part regardless. so the kid came in. started gun slinging. >> so paxton comes in, you find out because you're watching then you watch him the rest of the game, what can this guy do? >> that's exactly what we were doing. i'm thinking typical rookie quarterback thing, screens, draws, maybe quick passes. no, he's dropping back. >> right? he was just slinging it. by the seams and everything else. >> and kube had full confidence. he said we're going to let the kid work. and he did. >> you thought he is going to come in, tamper down the game plan. and out. i'm thinking run screen. run, run. you know what i'm saying? bubble screen. something like that. but no, he was driving. >> you're going to have to apologize to him. >> i will. >> [ laughter ] let's take a look at our coors light cold hard facts. how about the defense? only allowing 215 yards. five sacks. a plus 3 turnover ratio. that's all well and good. of course that kind of defense makes for a nice secu

the defense attorney was hillary clinton. a tape was revealed that shows her laughing and saying, oh, he took a leverett connector test. of course, he passed and then she goes on to say i've forever lost faith in lie detector tests which meant she knew he was guilty and defended this man and as part of the defense smeared you. >> at 12 years old i she put me through so much that no child would want to go through and at every speech i've heard her take she says i'm for children and i'm for women. okay. i'm a child at 12 years old.

he uses touch and the ability to drop the football in behind the defensive coverage. i can't tell you hard that is to do. >> joe: is a it is with justin stockton in the game as a decoy, he stays in there, number four outside again to sadler, the block from shorts, and oklahoma rallied defensively to help kapri doucet get the tackle. second down. >> brady: nice play by doucet. he kind of had to had a good game. him and will johnson, working in and out. coming out of that nickel position. they have a tough pass, playing wide receivers who are a lot of times quicker than you are. >> joe: mahomes zips one incomplete, he has now thrown 73 passes, which is a new texas tech record. that is saying something around here. >> brady: he's got a baseball background, it is almost like pitching. nine innings, something like that, he is working that pitch count up there. that is the style that texas tech has really played all season long on offense. heavily based upon his arm, and they have to third down. >> joe: breaking graham herald's record which was set in 2007 in an upset win ag

he uses touch and the ability to drop the football in behind the defensive coverage. i can't tell you hard that is to do. >> joe: is a it is with justin stockton in the game as a decoy, he stays in there, number four. outside again to sadler, the block from shorts, and oklahoma rallied defensively to help kapri doucet get the tackle. second down. >> brady: nice play by doucet. he kind of had to had a good game. him and will johnson, working in and out. coming out of that nickel position. they have a tough pass, playing in space, trying to bring down wide receivers who are a lot of times quicker than you are. >> joe: mahomes zips one incomplete, he has now thrown 73 passes, which is a new texas tech record. that is saying something around here. >> brady: he's got a baseball background, it is almost like pitching. nine innings, something like that, he is working that pitch count up there. that is the style that texas tech has really played all season long on offense. heavily based upon his arm, and they have to convert on third down. >> joe: breaking graham herald's reco

just like you think of when todd was the defensive coordinator blitzin through the a-gap. james better still uses the same philosophy he saw from todd bolt. so it's going to be aj shiply being strong and sout up the mi. playing left guard is not his natural position. he'll need a lot of help. and earl hasn't been playing as consistently as we expect him to. so dj and earl have to work better together to make sure they're squeezing down inside the a and b gap to make sure any pressure up the middle is because that's right in his face. so you don't want to get him nervous or stuttering in the pocket. because you want to be able to take advantage of this jet's secondary, which is one of the worst in the league. especially giving up the big plays. >> with the obvious game plan, let's run with david johnson. at least it gives us a chance to get some momentum. >> run game is going to be paramount if the cardinals want to win the game monday night. you must run the ball. you must are -- run with david johnson and you must run often. that's going to be the biggest thing, how fast

he uses touch and the ability to drop the football in behind the defensive coverage. i can't tell you hard that is to do. >> joe: is a it is with justin stockton in the game as a decoy, he stays in there, outside again to sadler, the block from shorts, and oklahoma rallied defensively to help kapri doucet get the tackle. second down. >> brady: nice play by doucet. he kind of had to had a good game. him and will johnson, working in and out. coming out of that nickel position. wide receivers who are a lot of times quicker than you are. >> joe: mahomes zips one incomplete, he has now thrown 73 passes, which is a new texas tech record. that is saying something around here. >> brady: he's got a baseball background, it is almost like pitching. nine innings, something like that, he is working that pitch count up there. that is the style that texas tech has really played all season long on offense. they have to convert on third down. >> joe: breaking graham herald's record which was set in 2007 in an upset win against oklahoma. 3rd & 8, speed option, mahomes trying to get outs