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Episode 262: Is Mike Pettine’s arrival a quiet threat to Christian Parker—or exactly the veteran help the Cowboys’ young defensive coordinator needs? On this episode of Doin’ Alright, Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi cut through the reporting-line drama, explain why Pettine’s role is support rather than a coup, and detail how an experienced voice could help Parker adjust faster and stabilize a defense searching for answers.

Then the guys put Dallas’ personnel under the microscope: Marist Liufau’s potential hybrid role, an edge rotation that isn’t finishing pressures, calls for more youth, and DaRon Bland’s shrinking margin for error. With Green Bay waiting at Lambeau, the formula is clear—run the football, control possession, eliminate explosive plays, and get a takeover performance from Caleb Downs or the pass rush. No excuses and no overreactions—just an honest breakdown of what the Cowboys must fix and how quickly they need to fix it.

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Episode 32: Could the College Football Playoff really expand all the way to 24 teams? Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker dive into the latest discussions surrounding a massive CFP expansion, what it could mean for conference championship games, the future of bowl season and whether 24 teams is simply too many. The guys also build out what a 24-team playoff would look like right now, debate the potential for more on-campus playoff games and explain why expansion still doesn’t solve college football’s biggest problem — an already overloaded calendar.

Then it’s time for what might be the greatest college football weekend of the season. Ohio State and Indiana collide in a massive Big Ten showdown, Alabama travels to Tennessee, Notre Dame heads into Provo to face BYU and Missouri takes on Ole Miss. Plus, Texas desperately tries to bounce back against Florida, Kentucky gets another chance to prove itself against Oklahoma, Oklahoma State battles Houston in a huge Big 12 matchup and the guys make their official picks across an absolutely loaded slate.

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Episode 261: Another week, another “must-win”, and Doin’ Alright is headed to Lambeau. Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi set the stage with stories about old-school stadiums and unforgiving football weather before examining the Cowboys’ battered secondary, DaRon Bland’s struggles and the potential availability of Joey Porter Jr., Cobie Durant and DeMarvion Overshown. With Green Bay capable of attacking vertically and Tucker Kraft threatening the middle, Dallas cannot afford another defensive collapse.

Bryan and Voch then construct the Cowboys’ offensive blueprint: attack the edges with Javonte Williams and Tyler Goodson, let the offensive line establish control and use play-action to create favorable opportunities for Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens. They also identify the players who must swing the matchup—from Cooper Beebe handling Green Bay’s pressure packages to Quinnen Williams finally taking over up front and Caleb Downs containing Kraft. Can Dallas control the game on the ground, or is another shootout waiting at Lambeau?

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Episode 260: The Cowboys’ defense has a talent problem, a health problem—and perhaps an experience problem. On this episode of Doin’ Alright, Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi examine why Christian Parker’s ambitious system has struggled, whether his young coaching staff needs a veteran counterweight, and how Mike Pettine could help connect the pass rush with the secondary. From potential lineup changes at cornerback and linebacker to a smarter defensive-line rotation, they identify the adjustments Dallas can no longer postpone.

Then the focus shifts to Green Bay. Jordan Love can punish busted coverages, Christian Watson and Matthew Golden can stretch the field, and Tucker Kraft may present the matchup that decides the game. Bryan and Voch construct Dallas’ defensive blueprint: simplify the front, make Love hold the football, disrupt Kraft’s release and force an inconsistent Packers offense to earn every yard. Can the Cowboys finally establish a defensive identity—or will Green Bay expose the same cracks all over again?

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Episode 31: The temperature is rising on some of college football’s biggest coaching seats. Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker debate which programs should already be thinking about making a change, starting with Brent Venables at Oklahoma. Did beating Texas actually save his job, or did the Red River win simply delay an inevitable decision?

The guys also break down whether Shane Beamer can turn things around at South Carolina, why Mike Norvell’s time at Florida State could be running out, and whether Lincoln Riley has done enough to stay safe at USC. Plus, Deion Sanders’ future at Colorado and Sonny Dykes’ struggles at TCU come under the microscope as the guys ask which coaches deserve more time — and which programs need to finally pull the plug. Before turning up the heat, they also react to the latest AP Top 25 and reveal their own Top 10 heading into a massive weekend of college football.

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Episode 259: The Cowboys are bringing in veteran defensive help, and Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi break down what Mike Pettine’s arrival could mean for Christian Parker and a defense that badly needs answers. The guys discuss whether Pettine can help simplify the scheme, why Parker is now moving to the booth to call the defense, and how much time Dallas should give this staff to get things turned around.

Then they go to the film. Bryan and Voch break down Dallas’ continued issues handling pressure and stunts, the problems keeping quarterbacks contained, DaRon Bland’s struggles, and why Malachi Lawrence deserves more opportunities as a pass rusher. With Green Bay, Philadelphia and Arizona coming up, the next few weeks could tell us a lot about where this Cowboys defense is headed.

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Episode 30: Texas just lost the Red River Rivalry, and the Arch Manning conversation is officially getting uncomfortable. Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker break down what went wrong for the Longhorns against Oklahoma, why Texas’ offense continues to struggle, and whether the bigger problem is Arch Manning, Steve Sarkisian’s play calling or the lack of quarterback development in Austin. Is it already time for Texas to start thinking about what comes next at quarterback?

But Red River was only the beginning of a chaotic Week 6. Kentucky shocks LSU, UCLA goes on the road and takes down Oregon, Indiana stays undefeated with a gritty win at Nebraska, and Missouri dominates Texas A&M. South Carolina suddenly looks dangerous again after beating Florida in The Swamp, Oklahoma State’s offense keeps rolling, and USC sends Penn State to 0-3 in Big Ten play. Plus, Georgia survives Alabama in a heavyweight battle, the guys debate whether Oregon’s playoff hopes are officially dead, and reveal their biggest breakout performances from across the weekend.

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Episode 258: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi break down what Christian Parker can change with the players already on the roster, including getting Joey Porter Jr. and Cobie Durant on the field together, finding the right role for Caleb Downs and deciding whether DaRon Bland has played his way out of the starting lineup.

The guys also look at DeMarvion Overshown’s potential impact at linebacker, why Malachi Lawrence deserves more opportunities as a pass rusher and whether Dallas needs to make some difficult decisions with veteran players. Plus, with the NFC East still wide open, Bryan explains why he’s no longer interested in moving George Pickens and why the Cowboys still have time to turn this season around.

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Episode 44: The culture talk sounds good. The game-day results don’t. Bryan Broaddus, Zach Wolchuk and Iisha Morrison are back After the Cowboys’ 24–16 loss to Tampa Bay and Zach makes his stance clear: he’s out on Brian Schottenheimer. The Stack crew breaks down the questionable decisions, missing adjustments, and lack of cohesion fueling doubts about whether Dallas has the right head coach.

And the problems go beyond the headset. From Christian Parker’s struggling defense to an offense that couldn’t find its rhythm, the crew examines where coaching and personnel are falling short—and what must change before Green Bay. Schottenheimer’s message is wearing thin. Can his team give anyone a reason to

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Episode 257: The Cowboys didn’t simply lose to Tampa Bay, they validated every fear about a defense capable of making any opponent look elite. On this episode of Doin’ Alright, Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi examine how an undrafted rookie quarterback, more than 200 rushing yards and an 11-minute drive exposed Dallas’ lack of discipline, pass rush and answers. Voch believes Christian Parker is in over his head; Bryan argues the coordinator deserves one final evaluation once key defenders return. Either way, the upcoming Green Bay game is becoming a referendum on the entire operation.

The offense and special teams don’t escape accountability. Dak Prescott failed to consistently punish Tampa Bay’s pressure, the offensive line continued to struggle with twists and stunts, Jake Ferguson endured a damaging night and costly turnovers erased an already-thin margin for error. This roster is built to win through Dak, CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens and its offensive stars, but with a defense this compromised, even a handful of empty possessions can sink the game.

Now Brian Schottenheimer’s culture of competition faces its first real test. Will Dallas reduce the roles of struggling veterans such as DaRon Bland and Ferguson, or settle for cosmetic changes involving marginal players? With Cobie Durant nearing a return and trust in the coaching staff fading, Bryan and Voch explain what genuine accountability must look like, and why this team has to earn back every ounce of belief.

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Episode 29: Rivalry week energy is here, and this weekend could completely reshape the College Football Playoff picture. Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker preview Texas and Oklahoma meeting in the Red River Rivalry, including whether the Longhorns can finally deliver the dominant performance everyone has been waiting for and why rivalry chaos makes this matchup impossible to overlook.

But Red River isn’t even the biggest game on the slate. No. 1 Georgia heads into Tuscaloosa for a massive showdown with Alabama as Keelon Russell gets his biggest test yet, while undefeated Indiana travels to Nebraska, Texas A&M faces a red-hot Missouri team and BYU finds itself on upset alert against Iowa State. Plus, the guys break down UCLA-Oregon, LSU-Kentucky, Ole Miss-Vanderbilt, USC-Penn State and more before making their official picks for another huge weekend of college football.

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Episode 256: The Cowboys have an offense capable of contending—but is the front office willing to go all in? On this episode of Doin' Alright, Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi make the case for turning offensive-line depth and premium draft capital into an impact pass rusher before the trade deadline. Whether that means dangling T.J. Bass or sacrificing valuable picks, the argument is simple: Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens and the Cowboys’ core are in their prime, and one or two more defensive stops could completely change this team’s ceiling.

Then it’s a complete Thursday Night Football preview as Dallas prepares for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Bryan and Voch break down Tyler Smith’s status, Antoine Winfield Jr.’s absence, Tampa Bay’s rookie-led rushing attack and the vulnerabilities along the Buccaneers’ offensive line. They also examine Todd Bowles’ blitz-or-cover dilemma against Dak and explain how Lamb, Pickens and Jake Ferguson can turn this prime-time matchup into proof that Dallas should push its chips to the center of the table.

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Episode 28: The AP Top 25 is officially under fire. Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker break down the latest rankings, question why teams like Pitt, USC and BYU are getting so much love, and make the case for programs like Wake Forest and Northwestern to finally crack the poll. The guys also debate Florida’s massive fall, Missouri’s rise, Tennessee’s quarterback situation and whether Notre Dame continues to get the benefit of the doubt.

Then it’s time to throw out the AP Poll and build their own Top 10. Texas Tech, Oklahoma State, LSU, Indiana, Miami, Alabama, Georgia, Texas and Ohio State all enter the conversation as the guys debate who actually looks like the best team in college football right now. Plus, they reveal their updated Heisman rankings featuring Keelon Russell, Darian Mensah, Trinidad Chambliss, Malachi Toney and Jesse Legree — but both agree Jeremiah Smith has separated himself from the field and may already have a stranglehold on the trophy.

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Episode 255: The Cowboys could be getting some major help back on a short week, and Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi break down the latest on Tyler Smith, DeMarvion Overshown and the rest of the injury report before diving into the tape from Houston. The guys show how Dallas adjusted its protection, how Dak Prescott attacked the Texans’ zone looks and why George Pickens’ presence created so much room for CeeDee Lamb to take over.

Then it’s all about Joey Porter Jr. and what his first Cowboys snaps could mean going forward. Voch breaks down Porter’s matchups with Nico Collins, why his ability to stick with receivers could become a major weapon, and whether Christian Parker now needs to lean harder into man coverage and bring more pressure. Plus, the guys debate how the secondary should look once Koby Durant and the rest of the group are healthy.

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Episode 254: Dak Prescott and the Cowboys’ offense delivered when it mattered most, securing a hard-fought 34-30 victory over Houston. On this episode of Doin’ Alright, Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi examine how Dallas recovered from another slow start, adjusted to an elite Texans pass rush and found success attacking downfield. The offensive line, Javonte Williams’ situational running and key contributions from CeeDee Lamb and

George Pickens all played critical roles in the win.

Joey Porter Jr. also made an immediate impact in his Cowboys debut, with Houston consistently positioning Nico Collins away from him. Bryan and Voch discuss why Christian Parker must eventually allow Porter to follow an opponent’s top receiver, how a healthier secondary could reshape the defense and why Dallas’ inability to consistently pressure C.J. Stroud remains its most pressing concern.

The guys also evaluate Brian Schottenheimer’s questionable third-and-short decisions, the expected return of Tyler Smith and whether Dallas needs another major addition along the defensive front. The Cowboys have an offense capable of carrying them into January, but if this team hopes to become a legitimate contender, the defense must begin holding up its end of the bargain.

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Episode 27: Week 5 may not have had the flashiest slate, but college football still found a way to deliver chaos. Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker break down Northwestern’s statement win over Penn State, Pitt surviving a wild finish against Virginia Tech, and Georgia continuing to look like one of the most complete teams in the country.

The guys also dive into Ohio State’s dominant win over Iowa and why Jeremiah Smith may already be running away with the Heisman, Alabama looking like a legitimate national championship threat behind Keelon Russell, and Missouri absolutely dismantling Florida. Plus, BYU’s ranking comes under fire after another shaky performance, Texas Tech’s defense carries the Red Raiders against Colorado, Tennessee suddenly has a quarterback controversy, Michigan continues to fall apart, and several surprise teams force their way deeper into the playoff conversation.

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Episode 43: On this episode of The Stack, Bryan Broaddus, Iisha Morrison, and Zach Wolchuk break down the Cowboys addition of Joey Porter Jr., but can Christian Parker put him in position to thrive? From his standout man coverage skills to the concerns with his zone technique, what does the move mean for DaRon Bland, Cobie Durant and Caleb Downs, and how quickly could Porter help against Nico Collins?

Then it’s time to attack the Texans. Bryan and John lay out how Dallas can counter Will Anderson Jr. and Danielle Hunter, exploit Houston’s linebackers and build on the running game’s success against Baltimore. On defense, the formula is clear: stop the run, win inside and make C.J. Stroud uncomfortable. It’s a matchup breakdown packed with the adjustments and individual battles that could decide this one on OWN IT from Crown Global Media.

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Episode 253: The Cowboys have their corner - now the pressure shifts to Christian Parker and the rest of the defense. On this episode of Doin’ Alright, Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi examine Joey Porter Jr.’s expected Dallas debut, Malik Hooker’s potential return and how a healthier secondary could create more freedom for Caleb Downs. They also explain why the Cowboys deserve credit for taking advantage of Pittsburgh’s situation and landing a potential difference-maker.

The secondary may be improving, but Dallas’ pass rush remains a major concern. Bryan and Voch explore whether Parker needs to become more aggressive with his blitz packages, which edge rushers deserve additional opportunities and how Quinnen Williams and the interior rotation can be deployed more effectively. With the Cowboys struggling to generate pressure against ordinary offensive tackles, the time for schematic and personnel adjustments has arrived.

The focus then turns to Houston’s physical defense and the challenge awaiting Dak Prescott and the Cowboys’ offense. From Tyler Smith’s potential return to the importance of Jake Ferguson and Brevyn Spann-Ford as blockers, the guys outline what Dallas must do to withstand the Texans’ imposing front. Plus, could the Cowboys eventually face a long-term choice between Porter and George Pickens?

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Episode 26: The conference wars are officially heating up. Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker dive into the growing ACC vs. SEC debate, why undefeated doesn’t automatically mean “ranked,” and whether Miami’s schedule is keeping the Hurricanes from getting the national respect their talent deserves. The guys also look at which unbeaten teams have actually proven something — and which ones still have a lot left to show.

Then it’s time to break down Week 5. Alabama heads into a dangerous road matchup with undefeated Mississippi State, Ohio State gets a tough test at Iowa, Florida looks to keep rolling against Missouri and Virginia Tech hosts Pitt in a battle of unbeaten ACC teams. Plus, the guys preview Texas Tech at Colorado, BYU at TCU, Louisville at NC State, Penn State’s bounce-back opportunity against Northwestern and make their picks across another loaded weekend of college football.

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Episode 252: The Cowboys made another major move, sending a 2028 second-round pick and a sixth-rounder to the Pittsburgh Steelers for cornerback Joey Porter Jr. Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi break down what Dallas is getting in JPJ, why his size and man-coverage ability fit Christian Parker’s defense, and how his arrival could completely reshape the Cowboys secondary.

The guys also discuss how Porter could free up Caleb Downs, what it means for DaRon Bland and Cobie Durant, whether Dallas still has another move to make for a pass rusher, and what the trade could eventually mean for George Pickens. Plus, they turn the page to Houston and break down how the Cowboys offense can attack a talented Texans defense. 

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Episode 251: The Cowboys have no time to dwell on their heartbreaking loss to Baltimore. On this episode of Doin’ Alright, Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi preview a pivotal matchup against a desperate Houston Texans team while examining the growing pressure on Brian Schottenheimer to establish himself as a difference-making head coach. Dallas proved it can compete with a contender; now it must turn that promise into victories.

Attention then shifts to an injury-depleted Cowboys secondary. With Malik Hooker unlikely to play and Shavon Revel’s status uncertain, Bryan and Voch evaluate how Dallas should deploy Caleb Downs and DaRon Bland, along with what newcomers Alex Austin and Juanyeh Thomas could provide. DeMarvion Overshown’s potential return also creates an important linebacker decision, although Jaishawn Barham’s emergence has strengthened his claim to the Mike position.

Houston’s struggling offense presents an opportunity for the Cowboys’ defense to regain momentum. C.J. Stroud has faced constant pressure behind a vulnerable offensive line, but Nico Collins and Jaylin Noel remain serious threats to Dallas’ depleted coverage unit. Can Quinnen Williams control the interior, can the Cowboys finally generate consistent pressure off the edge, and can Dallas capitalize on a matchup it cannot afford to lose?

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Episode 25: It’s time to separate the contenders from the pretenders. Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker open the show with the latest developments surrounding the Protect College Sports Act before putting every Power Four team under the microscope in their biggest tier ranking yet.

The guys sort all 67 teams into championship contenders, College Football Playoff threats, bowl teams, struggling programs and full rebuilds. Texas, Ohio State, Indiana, Oregon, Miami, Georgia, Florida and Alabama headline the championship conversation, while LSU, Ole Miss, Texas Tech, BYU, Oklahoma State and Mississippi State battle for playoff-contender status. Plus, the guys debate what’s gone wrong at Oklahoma, Michigan and Penn State, whether USC’s brutal schedule kills its playoff hopes, how much faith is left in Texas A&M, and which programs may already be headed toward a complete reset.

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Episode 250: The Cowboys went back to the film after a brutal loss to Baltimore, and the tape revealed BOTH reasons for concern and reasons to believe this team can turn it around.

Voch Lombardi and Bryan Broaddus break down the final defensive play that helped put Baltimore in position to win, questioning the Cowboys’ situational approach and what Christian Parker could have done differently with only seconds remaining. Then they show what Dallas SHOULD build on offensively, including the unbalanced look that created a touchdown and why the Cowboys may have found something they need to use a whole lot more.

The guys also dive into Jaishawn Barham going THREE-FOR-THREE against Derrick Henry at the goal line, Quinnen Williams dominating double teams, and why Barham has earned the opportunity to become Dallas’ starting MIKE linebacker.

Plus, could Elijah Clark be the answer to the Cowboys’ growing safety problem? How impressive was Tyler Guyton against Trey Hendrickson? And after another look at the tape, was Rashan Gary actually playing better than it appeared on Sunday?

Dallas is 1-2 and running out of room for mistakes. The film shows there ARE pieces to build around, but now the Cowboys have to turn those flashes into wins.

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Episode 24: Conference play is officially here, and Week 4 delivered chaos all across college football. Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker break down Texas surviving Tennessee in Knoxville, Florida stunning Ole Miss behind a dominant rushing attack, and Alabama finally looking like a true powerhouse as Keelan Russell delivers his biggest performance yet.

The guys also dive into Oregon’s huge road win over USC and what it means for the Ducks’ playoff hopes, Wisconsin shocking Penn State, Iowa taking down Michigan, and Wake Forest handing Louisville a crushing upset. Plus, Texas A&M’s struggles continue against LSU, Texas Tech’s offense raises even more questions despite another win, and Oklahoma’s problems keep piling up after getting blown out by Georgia. To close it out, the guys react to a completely reshuffled AP Top 25 featuring Florida’s massive jump, Oregon climbing back up the rankings, and plenty of debate over who actually belongs near the top of college football.

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Episode 47: The Cowboys are in Brazil for a massive matchup with Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry and the Baltimore Ravens. Bryan Broaddus, Iisha Morrison and Zach Wolchuk break down how Dallas can slow Baltimore’s rushing attack, why Jaishawn Barham should remain at Mike linebacker and what the Cowboys need from their secondary if Christian Parker decides to crowd the box.

On offense, the crew debates whether Dallas needs to fix the run game now or simply embrace what has worked best through two weeks: putting the ball in Dak Prescott’s hands and leaning on CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens. Plus, they look at Baltimore’s pressure packages, the Cowboys’ offensive line and the unique challenges of playing in Brazil.

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Episode 248: The Cowboys are headed to Rio with a chance to change the direction of their season. On this episode of Doin’ Alright, Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi break down a battered Baltimore roster, what the likely absences of Zay Flowers and Ronnie Stanley could mean, and whether the Ravens will move Trey Hendrickson around to attack Terrence Steele instead of the improving Tyler Guyton.

Then the guys tackle the bigger question: Should Dallas stop forcing the run and finally embrace its identity as a passing team? Tyler Smith’s return will help, but Bryan and Voch explain why Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens, and Jake Ferguson should be driving this offense—and why tight-end blocking remains a concern.

On defense, Christian Parker faces his toughest test yet against Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry, and Baltimore’s heavy personnel. Can Dallas finally stop the run, control the game early, and prove it has the mental toughness to beat a contender? Plus, Voch gives Bryan a hilarious crash course in Bun B, Pimp C, and UGK.

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Episode 23: Conference play is officially here, and Week 4 is loaded with games that could completely reshape the college football picture. Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker preview the biggest matchups across the country, starting with No. 1 Texas heading into Knoxville for a massive showdown with Tennessee. Is this finally the game where the Longhorns prove they deserve the top spot?

The guys also break down Ole Miss traveling to Florida as Trinidad Chambliss continues his Heisman push, Texas A&M facing a potential season-defining game against LSU, and Oregon trying to fight its way back into the playoff conversation against USC. Plus, they make their Week 4 picks, debate Mississippi State vs. Missouri, and reveal their early conference champion predictions as the real college football season begins.

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Episode 247: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi break down the Ravens defense ahead of Cowboys vs. Baltimore in Brazil. They look at the latest injury questions surrounding Zay Flowers and Ronnie Stanley, the problems Baltimore’s front seven can create, and why Dak Prescott and the Cowboys’ protection unit will have to be sharp against a defense that can pressure from everywhere.

The guys also dig into where Dallas can attack, why the Cowboys have to capitalize on every defensive mistake, and the biggest challenge of all: finding a way to slow down Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry without getting exposed on the back end.

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Episode 246: Dallas is going international, and Rio is about to become the ultimate stress test for the Cowboys’ defense. On Doin’ Alright, Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi break down the team’s travel plan, the concerns surrounding a rain-soaked field, and why the NFL’s global expansion could eventually lead to an entire European division.

Then it’s time for Baltimore’s terrifying offense. Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry present Dallas with its first true “pick your poison” matchup, forcing Christian Parker to decide whether he can keep playing light boxes or must commit more defenders to stopping the run. With the Ravens thriving on short throws and yards after the catch, disciplined tackling will be every bit as important as containing Lamar’s legs.

Bryan and Voch also examine the injuries to Zay Flowers and Ronnie Stanley, the threat posed by Mark Andrews and Baltimore’s tight ends, and where the Cowboys might find favorable pass-rush matchups. Can Caleb Downs neutralize Flowers from the slot while still helping against Lamar, or will Parker need to unleash his best young defender all over the field?

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Episode 22: Trinidad Chambliss just put the entire country on notice. The Walk-Ons react to Ole Miss taking down LSU in a statement win and break down why Chambliss has officially launched himself into the Heisman conversation. Is he already one of the best quarterbacks in college football — and just how dangerous is Ole Miss heading into conference play?

Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker also dive into Texas A&M’s ugly loss to Kentucky and the growing concerns surrounding Marcel Reed, Texas Tech’s 3-0 start, Miami showing its first signs of weakness and Notre Dame continuing to leave more questions than answers. Then the guys react to the new AP Top 25, debate Ole Miss’ massive jump in the rankings and reveal their own Top 10 power rankings before updating the Heisman race heading into Week 4.

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Episode 246: Voch Lombardi and Bryan Broaddus hit the tape to break down what Christian Parker was REALLY trying to accomplish against Washington. From creative pressure packages that couldn’t quite get home to Quinnen Williams eating up blockers without enough help around him, the guys explain why Dallas was close to creating pressure—but still couldn’t finish the job.

Then they flip to the offense and show exactly why the Cowboys’ run game has been so inconsistent. One missed block can destroy an entire play, Tyler Smith’s absence is already being felt, and Brevyn Spann-Ford might need an even BIGGER role as Dallas searches for answers up front. Plus, they show how CeeDee Lamb’s awareness and George Pickens’ effort can work together to create huge opportunities for Dak Prescott.

And what does the film REALLY say about Caleb Downs? Bryan takes a closer look at the rookie’s first two games, why veteran Cowboys are already communicating through him, where he still needs to improve in coverage, and why Christian Parker may need to find more ways to put him around the football.

The tape doesn’t lie. The Cowboys have pieces to work with—but now it’s about figuring out how to get the most out of them before Baltimore comes calling.

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Episode 245: Dak Prescott made Cowboys history on Sunday, breaking the franchise’s all-time touchdown record while leading Dallas past the Washington Commanders. Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi break down Dak’s huge performance, CeeDee Lamb’s big day, how the Cowboys handled Washington’s pressure packages and why finally getting off to a fast start changed the entire complexion of the game.

The guys also dig into the other side of the ball, including the continued issues against the run, the Cowboys’ linebacker situation, Caleb Downs’ development, the pass rush failing to finish plays and what Christian Parker may need to adjust as Dallas moves forward.

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Episode 46: Following their disappointing season opener in New York, the Cowboys turn the page to the Washington Commanders. Bryan Broaddus, Iisha Morrison and Zach Wolchuk break down the matchups that could decide Cowboys vs. Commanders. The crew looks at Washington’s aggressive defense, where Dallas can attack the middle of the field and why the Cowboys offense needs to start faster and put pressure on the Commanders early.

On the other side, Dallas has to respond after struggling with physicality against the Giants. The guys discuss containing Jayden Daniels, slowing down Stefon Diggs, getting more from the defensive front and whether Caleb Downs could take on an even bigger role near the line of scrimmage.

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Episode 244: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi get ready for Cowboys vs. Commanders and focus on one of Dallas’ biggest issues through the opening stretch of the season: slow starts on offense.

The guys break down what the Cowboys are trying to accomplish early in the game, whether Brian Schottenheimer is overthinking the opening script, and why Dallas needs to establish its advantages earlier instead of waiting until the second half to get rolling. They also touch on Washington’s defensive looks, the Cowboys’ pass protection and what needs to change heading into Sunday.

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Episode 21: Week 3 is LOADED, and The Walk-Ons are breaking down the games that could shake up the entire college football landscape. Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker dive into the massive LSU-Ole Miss showdown as Lane Kiffin returns to Oxford, the mystery surrounding Sam Leavitt’s injury status and whether Trinidad Chambliss can deliver a statement win against the Tigers.

Plus, the guys go deep on a huge ranked Big 12 matchup between Texas Tech and Houston, debate whether Will Hammond needs to step up before the Red Raiders consider a change at quarterback, and preview SMU-Louisville, Mississippi State-South Carolina and the rest of the Week 3 slate. They also react to the NCAA admitting Michigan should have lost to Western Michigan before closing things out with their Week 3 picks.

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Episode 243: The Cowboys have plenty to prove in Week 2—and one of their young defenders is already under the microscope.

Voch Lombardi and Bryan Broaddus react to the viral sideline moment between Jaishawn Barham and Christian Parker, pushing back on the criticism surrounding Barham’s emotional reaction after the Giants loss. They explain what moments like that are REALLY like between players and coaches, why his reaction showed how much the game meant to him, and why this could be a defining week for the young linebacker.

Then it’s time to break down a completely different Washington defense. The guys dive into the Commanders’ aggressive blitz packages, simulated pressures, stunts and constantly changing fronts—and why this could be a MASSIVE test for Dak Prescott and the Cowboys offensive line. Dallas has to sort out the pressure, protect Dak and find a way to establish the run before Washington can create chaos on passing downs.

Plus, why George Pickens needs a BIG game, how Jake Ferguson and KaVontae Turpin could become answers against the blitz, and what Christian Parker needs to do differently with Dallas’ young defenders. Week 1 is over—now it’s time to find out how this Cowboys team responds.

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Episode 242: The Cowboys are already facing a MUST-WIN game, and Washington knows exactly where to attack them.

Voch Lombardi and Bryan Broaddus break down whether Christian Parker can get the Cowboys’ defense back on track after an ugly Week 1 performance. The guys dive into the major questions at linebacker, whether Shemar James deserves a bigger role, and why Dallas has to prove it can stop the run before Washington—and every other team on the schedule—attacks the same weakness.
Then it’s a full breakdown of Jayden Daniels and the Washington offense. Can the Cowboys take advantage of Washington’s offensive tackles without losing contain on Daniels? How will Dallas handle Terry McLaurin, Stefon Diggs and Washington’s tight ends? And after getting bullied by the Giants, can this defense survive another offense built to test them with the run, motion and multiple tight-end looks?
 

Dallas needs a response—and this week could tell us a LOT about whether Week 1 was just a bad day or the beginning of a much bigger problem.

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Episode 20: There’s a NEW No. 1 in college football, but did the AP Poll get it right? Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker react to a wild Week 3 Top 25 after Texas’ massive win over Ohio State, including whether the Longhorns actually deserve the top spot, why Ohio State may have fallen way too far and Oregon’s shocking 15-spot tumble after losing to Oklahoma State. Plus, the guys question the love for Notre Dame, debate Michigan’s return to the rankings and ask why teams like Louisville and Houston still aren’t getting enough respect.

Then it’s time to throw out the AP Poll and build their own Top 10 power rankings. Texas, Ohio State, Miami, Indiana and Georgia all battle for the top spots before the guys update their early Heisman rankings featuring Arch Manning, Jeremiah Smith, Darian Mensah, Julian Sayin and more. Who actually looks like the best team in college football right now — and who has emerged as the early Heisman favorite?

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Episode 241: The film doesn’t lie: Dallas’ defense was outmuscled, outmaneuvered, and out-schemed in its Week 1 loss. On Doin’ Alright, Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi move past the frustration and expose what really went wrong—from Christian Parker’s defensive communication breakdowns to poor linebacker play and a pass rush that disappeared when the Cowboys needed it most.

Was DeMarvion Overshown miscast at Mike linebacker? Can Dee Winters and rookie Jaishawn Barham rebound, or should Dallas pursue help like Jordyn Brooks, Bobby Wagner, or even Maxx Crosby? The guys break down how the Giants used motion, option concepts, and outside-zone runs to manipulate the Cowboys’ eyes—and why one bad Cover 6 call summed up the entire afternoon.

There were positives, too. Tyler Guyton, T.J. Bass, Cooper Beebe, and Terrence Steele handled New York’s dangerous front better than expected, while Dak Prescott may have hurried himself despite solid protection. Plus, Bryan evaluates new running back Tyler Goodson and what his arrival means following Malik Davis’ season-ending injury.

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Episode 19: Texas and Ohio State just delivered an instant classic, and The Walk-Ons are breaking down everything from the Longhorns’ wild 24-23 win in Austin. Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker dive into Arch Manning’s performance, Julian Sayin answering the critics, Jeremiah Smith taking over, and the second-half adjustments that completely flipped the game. Was this the best version of Arch Manning we’ve seen? Did Steve Sarkisian call one of his best games at Texas? And despite the loss, should anyone really be worried about Ohio State?

Plus, Week 2 delivered chaos everywhere. Oklahoma State shocks Oregon and suddenly looks like a legitimate Big 12 contender, Michigan survives Oklahoma despite more questions surrounding Bryce Underwood, and Texas Tech grabs a gritty road win over Oregon State. The guys also break down Texas A&M’s misleading blowout of Arizona State, concerns surrounding LSU and Sam Leavitt, and the biggest winners and losers from a loaded weekend of college football.

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Episode 240: The Cowboys just got PUNCHED IN THE MOUTH by the Giants—and the film might be even uglier than the final score.

Voch Lombardi and Bryan Broaddus break down Dallas’ embarrassing loss to New York, including a defense that got out-physicaled at the line of scrimmage, linebackers that struggled to get off blocks and fit the run, and repeated communication mistakes that allowed the Giants to control the game. They dive into why Quinnen Williams, Kenny Clark and the defensive front failed to take advantage of favorable matchups, what went wrong against Jackson Dart and New York’s 21 personnel, and why Christian Parker has some serious adjustments to make.

On the other side of the ball, how much blame belongs on Dak Prescott and the offense? The guys break down George Pickens’ costly drop, Dallas’ inability to create explosive plays, the struggles in the running game, and why the offense simply didn’t get enough opportunities with New York controlling the football.

Plus, DeMarvion Overshown and Malik Hooker’s injuries create even more questions at linebacker and safety. It’s only Week 1, but with Washington up next and the possibility of starting 0-2 in the division, the Cowboys have a LOT to fix—and they need to fix it fast.

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Episode 45: The Cowboys are headed to New York for a Sunday night NFC East matchup with the Giants, and Bryan Broaddus, Iisha Morrison and Zach Wolchuk break down why Dallas could have a major advantage. Wolchuk makes his stance clear: the Dallas Cowboys will not lose to the New York Giants, and he believes Dallas has the offensive firepower to make this a difficult matchup for New York from the start.

The crew breaks down how the Giants could attack Dallas’ offensive line, the matchups CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens could exploit in New York’s secondary, and why Dallas may want to throw early before leaning on the run game. On the other side, they discuss containing Jackson Dart, the challenge Isaiah Likely presents, the potential impact of Caleb Downs and the Cowboys’ young defenders, and how Von Miller could factor into the pass rush.

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Episode 239: Week 1 is already delivering chaos, and Doin’ Alright hosts Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi are connecting it all back to the Cowboys. The guys unpack San Francisco’s statement win over the Rams, what Dallas can learn from the 49ers’ ability to overcome injuries and distractions, and whether international travel could become a factor when the Cowboys head to Rio.

Bryan and Voch also react to new deals for Brevyn Spann-Ford and Ryan Flournoy before diving into your Giants Week questions. Is Dallas fooling itself about Drew Shelton? How will Christian Parker rotate DaRon Bland, Cobie Durant, Shavon Revel, and Caleb Downs—and which defender will the Giants target as the weak link?

Finally, the crew examines New York’s plan to challenge Dallas with a physical running game, Patrick Ricard, and quick throws for Jackson Dart. From testing the Cowboys’ linebackers to predicting whether Malachi Lawrence or Caleb Downs finishes with more sacks, this Q&A edition delivers the matchups, concerns, and “good mess” to watch when the season kicks off.

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Episode 18: Texas vs. Ohio State has arrived, and The Walk-Ons are breaking down what could already be the game of the year. Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker dive into the massive showdown in Austin and what’s at stake for Arch Manning, Steve Sarkisian and the Longhorns. Is this the game where Texas proves it belongs among college football’s elite, or will Ohio State walk into DKR and remind everyone why the Buckeyes are the No. 1 team in the country? The guys break down the matchups that could decide the game, what Texas needs from Arch Manning and the running game, and whether the Longhorns can slow down Ohio State’s loaded offense.

Plus, the guys preview the rest of a loaded Week 2 slate, including Oklahoma vs. Michigan, Oregon vs. Oklahoma State, Texas A&M vs. Arizona State, Alabama’s road test at Kentucky and Texas Tech vs. Oregon State. They also react to Miami’s ridiculous 77-7 blowout before finishing the show with their Week 2 picks — including a split decision on Texas vs. Ohio State.

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Episode 238: The Cowboys’ Week 1 matchup with the Giants is here, and Voch Lombardi and Bryan Broaddus break down exactly where Dallas can take advantage.

The guys dive into why CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens and the Cowboys’ loaded receiver room could be a nightmare for New York’s secondary, the challenge Brian Burns and Abdul Carter present for Dallas’ offensive tackles, and why stopping the Giants’ pass rush could determine just how explosive this offense can be.
They also break down the Giants’ defensive front and linebackers, how Dallas should attack them on the ground, and why Dak Prescott’s experience gives the Cowboys a major advantage.

Plus, after watching Seattle’s defense in action, Voch and Bryan discuss what it could mean when the Cowboys eventually face the defending champs, and why it’s time to stop putting young quarterbacks ahead of proven veterans.
 

Can the Giants actually slow down this Cowboys offense, or is Dallas simply too loaded for New York to handle?

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Episode 237: Football is back—and Doin’ Alright hosts Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi are kicking off Giants coverage by breaking down everything Dallas will face on offense. Has John Harbaugh already made New York a tougher, more disciplined team, or are Giants fans putting too much faith in a coaching change? The guys examine Harbaugh’s immediate impact, the Giants’ improved culture, and why this matchup may be more dangerous than Cowboys fans expect.

Then it’s time to dissect New York’s weapons. From rookie quarterback Jackson Dart and power runner Cam Skattebo to Isaiah Likely, Malachi Fields, Darnell Mooney, and Odell Beckham Jr., Bryan and Voch explain how the Giants could attack Christian Parker’s new defense—and why tackling, physical linebacker play, and stopping the run must come first.

Finally, “Find the Scrub” returns as the guys identify where Quinnen Williams, Kenny Clark, Rashan Gary, Donovan Ezeiruaku, and Von Miller can exploit the Giants’ offensive line. Can Dallas dominate inside, confuse Dart with changing coverages, and start the season by exposing New York’s weakest links? The matchups are set, the film has been studied, and real football is finally here.

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Episode 17: The college football rankings are already getting shaken up, and The Walk-Ons have some serious disagreements with the AP Poll. Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker react to the latest chaos surrounding Lane Kiffin and LSU before breaking down the new Top 25, including Michigan falling out of the rankings, LSU making a big jump and whether teams like Miami, Texas and Indiana deserve to be ahead of Notre Dame.

Then the guys put the AP Poll aside and reveal their own Top 10 power rankings. How far should Oregon fall after a shaky start? Is LSU already a legitimate contender? Should Miami be the No. 2 team in the country? And has Indiana proven it belongs alongside college football’s elite? The guys debate it all before agreeing on one thing: Ohio State is still the team to beat.

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Episode 236: The Cowboys are already facing their first major test before Week 1. On this episode of Doin’ Alright, Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi break down Tyler Smith’s thumb surgery, the conflicting timeline surrounding the injury, and why losing the All-Pro guard for four to six weeks doesn’t automatically spell disaster for Dallas.

What does Smith’s absence mean for T.J. Bass, Tyler Guyton, Broderick Jones, Wanya Morris, and the rest of the offensive line? Bryan and Voch explain how the Cowboys can adjust up front, where the unit remains vulnerable, and why an injury at guard is far more manageable than another setback at tackle.

The guys also rank every Cowboys position group and identify the five people most important to the season. From Dak Prescott, Quinnen Williams, and George Pickens to Terrence Steele and Christian Parker, they debate which stars must deliver—and why even a competent defense could unlock everything Dallas wants to accomplish.

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Episode 16: Week 1 of college football delivered absolute CHAOS, and The Walk-Ons are breaking it all down. Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker react to Miami’s explosive offensive performance, Arch Manning and Texas taking care of business, Indiana looking like a legitimate contender, and some major early concerns for Oklahoma State and Oregon. Plus, after LSU absolutely dismantles Clemson, the guys debate whether the Tigers are already one of the most dangerous teams in the country and whether Clemson is falling even further behind the ACC’s top contenders.

Then things get heated over Michigan’s controversial finish against Western Michigan and Bryce Underwood’s performance. Did Michigan deserve to win, and should that game already raise serious concerns about their College Football Playoff chances? The guys also hit Texas Tech’s season opener, UCLA vs. Cal, Ole Miss surviving a thriller against Louisville, and Kevin Jennings leading SMU through a wild night in Tallahassee. One week in, and college football is already completely off the rails.

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