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Episode 162: The 2026 NFL Schedule has arrived. Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi break down the Cowboys’ biggest matchups, toughest stretches, and the games that could define the season. Which opponents should Dallas feel confident against and which teams could create problems? The guys discuss the road trip matchup in Seattle with the defending Super Bowl champs, whether the 49ers are still a real threat, and a sneaky matchup with Trevor Lawrence and the Jags late in the season. Will Malik Nabers be ready for week 1? How about Micah Parsons and his availability in week 6? To close the show, Bryan and Voch discuss potential offseason additions the Cowboys could still make before training camp.

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Episode 161: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi are joined by legendary NFL reporter Ed Werder, former ESPN NFL Insider and longtime Dallas Cowboys reporter for WFAA. Ed takes listeners behind the curtain of covering the Cowboys from the dynasty years to today’s nonstop social media era. How has reporting changed since the 1980s? Is it harder than ever to build trust with players and sources? And what was it really like breaking the bombshell story that Jerry Jones threatened to fire Jimmy Johnson? Ed shares stories from the Cowboys’ Super Bowl locker rooms, his experiences covering Bill Parcells, and the evolution of player criticism, media access, and NFL reporting over the last 30 years. The guys also dive into Jerry Jones’ history negotiating contracts, whether the Cowboys tolerate too much off-field drama, and why Dak Prescott still doesn’t get enough credit both on and off the field. Plus, Ed explains just how close Dallas really is to returning to Super Bowl contention.

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Episode 160: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi are joined by the legendary voice of the Dallas Cowboys, Brad Sham, for a loaded conversation covering everything surrounding Dallas heading into the season. Brad gives his first impressions of new defensive coordinator Christian Parker and explains why hiring a first-time play caller may not be the gamble people think it is. From Jerry Jones potentially getting more aggressive with the clock ticking, to why Cowboys fans don’t actually influence front office decisions, Brad pulls zero punches. The crew also dives into Dallas’ changing approach to free agency, the pressure on Schotty as both a head coach and play caller, why fans shouldn’t overreact to training camp storylines, and whether George Pickens is the next great Cowboys receiver with off-the-field baggage. Plus, can this defense finally do enough against the run to make a real difference this season?

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Episode 159: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi are back as the Dallas Cowboys inch closer to Thursday’s schedule release. The guys open the show with some classic Bryan Broaddus wisdom before diving headfirst into one of the biggest questions facing this roster: does Dallas still need help at edge rusher or is the answer already in the building? The conversation shifts into the development of Jaishawn Barham and how Christian Parker could deploy him as both a linebacker and pass rushing weapon. Bryan and Voch debate who could make the biggest impact in the sack department between James Houston, Malachi Lawrence, Sam Williams, and Barham while also discussing the long term vision for Dallas’ young defensive core. Plus, what does the future hold for Marist Liufau and which players are truly fighting for roster spots as training camp approaches?

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Episode 158: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi are back to break down a massive weekend of Dallas Cowboys news surrounding the NFL Schedule Release and the growing expectations for this season’s defense. The show kicks off with a hard look at Dallas’ run defense after finishing near the bottom of the league last season. Can this group actually improve in 2026, or are Cowboys fans setting themselves up for disappointment again? Voch explains why he believes Dallas will take a far more intentional approach to stopping the run and debates whether the team focused too heavily on fixing one issue while potentially neglecting the pass rush and secondary. Bryan and Voch also dive deep into new defensive coordinator Christian Parker and ask the big question: will Parker’s true impact come from elite weekly preparation or from his ability to make adjustments in the middle of games? The guys react to Dallas heading to Brazil for an international matchup, discuss fan skepticism surrounding the roster, and play a heated “make-or-break” game featuring Cowboys players entering crucial seasons. Plus, what does Ryan Flournoy emerging as a reliable target mean for KaVontae Turpin’s future role in the offense?

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Episode 28: The Stack is Back! Bryan Broaddus is joined by Zach Wolchuk to break down all the questions going into this upcoming season. It’s a Q&A episode, and the first question asks if the Cowboys’ defense will be great towards the front or the back lines of the defense. Is this new coaching staff better equipped for player development? Could we see breakouts from some year 2 players this season? How can Cowboys’ fans temper their expectations for young players and have patience? Is there any reason to have expectations for Sam Williams or for other players who struggled last season? Is this season a make-or-break season for Tyler Guyton and Jake Ferguson? More make-or-break players include Turpin, Mingo, Liufau, and Mafah. Who will have a bigger impact, Michael Trigg or Ryan Flournoy?

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Episode 157: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi are joined by former PFF draft expert Trevor Sikkema for a deep dive into the chaos, steals, and surprises of the 2026 NFL Draft. Trevor breaks down why draft value swung wildly from round to round and explains how teams may have overthought positional value—leading elite talents like Caleb Downs to slide further than expected. Could Dallas have landed the biggest steal in the draft? Trevor also reveals why he would’ve taken Rueben Bain Jr. as high as No. 2 overall and how drastically different team boards reshaped the entire first round. The crew dives into the future of positional value in football, why versatile athletes are becoming more important than ever, and how 7-on-7 football is changing the way prospects develop. Trevor also gives honest evaluations on Caleb Downs’ game, including whether concerns about size and athleticism pushed him outside the top 10. On the Cowboys side, the conversation shifts to Christian Parker and why the success of last year’s Philadelphia Eagles defense should have Dallas fans excited. Trevor shares his first impressions of rookie linebacker Jaishawn Barham, why his best role may be as an attacking outside linebacker/pass rusher, and gives a full scouting report on new Cowboys corner Devin Moore from his perspective as a Florida Gators fan. The Q&A closes things out with more Cowboys talk, including how long it may take Christian Parker’s defense to fully click and which player on Dallas’ roster could be set for a major boost this season.

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Episode 156: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi are joined by ESPN NFL Draft analyst Jordan Reid for a loaded deep dive into the future of the Dallas Cowboys defense, the chaos of the 2026 NFL Draft, and the biggest questions facing Dallas heading into the season. Jordan opens the show by pulling back the curtain on his long-standing relationship with Cowboys Defensive Coordinator Christian Parker and explains why Dallas’ defense could surprise people this year. How important will intelligent, instinctive defenders be in Parker’s system? And what kind of impact could Caleb Downs have working alongside him? The crew dives into the revamped linebacker room, debates whether building a higher floor or chasing a higher ceiling is the smarter roster-building strategy, and breaks down why the 2026 NFL Draft board felt completely unpredictable from Round 1 through Day 3. Jordan also gives his thoughts on older prospects, NIL’s growing influence on scouting, and how money and positional value continue to shape draft decisions behind the scenes. Bryan and Voch press Jordan on how chaotic team boards really were this year—and which organizations handled the madness best. The Q&A segment brings even more heat: How should Dallas maximize George Pickens? Did the Cowboys do enough defensively this offseason? Who would’ve drafted Caleb Downs if Dallas passed? What would it have taken to land Rueben Bain Jr.? And finally—the debate Cowboys fans won’t stop arguing about: Caleb Downs or Maxx Crosby?

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