Episode 140: Voch Lombardi and Bryan Broaddus are back to break down the latest NFL Draft news, starting with developments surrounding Miami edge Rueben Bain Jr. Are injury concerns and off field issues pushing Dallas to consider moving up as their board gets shorter? The guys continue with more player breakdowns, and today is all about tight ends. They evaluate five prospects, starting with Georgia TE Oscar Delp and Utah TE Dallen Bentley. Could either be options for the Dallas Cowboys in the third or fourth round? Voch also explains why Notre Dame TE Nate Boerkircher might be the toughest tight end in the draft. The segment wraps up with breakdowns of Cincinnati TE Joe Royer and Michigan TE Marlin Klein.

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Episode 23: Bryan Broaddus is joined by Iisha Morrison and Zach Wolchuk to break down everything NFL Draft-related as we are under two weeks away from Night 1 of the 2026 NFL Draft. Zach starts the show by delivering the latest rumors making the rounds, including Ohio State linebacker Sonny Styles to the Cowboys. Which position is the most valuable to trade up for if you're the Dallas Cowboys? Next, the group ranks the positions Dallas could trade up for. How important is positional value this year, as opposed to drafting the best player available? How could a run on offensive tackles affect Dallas? Is Dallas comfortable taking Bane or Downs? Zach and Iisha give their reasons why the Cowboys will stay at 12 or move up. The episode wraps up with breakdowns of Indiana RB Kaelon Black and North Dakota State WR Bryce Lance.

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Episode 139: Voch Lombardi is joined by Dallas Cowboys insider from the Dallas Morning News, Joseph Hoyt, to break down everything Cowboys-related surrounding the draft and offseason. Voch kicks off the episode by asking Joseph about the Jacob Rodriguez “fan club” and whether they might be missing something about the Texas Tech linebacker. Joseph explains why every NFL team needs a “short king” with a chip on his shoulder. Voch then gets Joseph’s opinion on the Cowboys’ potential to trade up in the draft and who they might target if they do. Does Joseph feel comfortable with an Ohio State safety falling to Dallas at 12? Which round could Dallas target offense? How confident is the Cowboys’ front office in their pass rush room? The episode wraps up with Joseph sharing some names he really likes for Dallas at pick No. 92.

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Episode 138: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi open the show with a discussion about short-arm prospects, as Bryan challenges the idea of always relying on league standards when evaluating a player’s physical build and age. He also expands on a growing shift in the draft landscape, with more players staying in college longer than in previous years due to NIL opportunities, extra eligibility, and the ability to develop physically and mentally before entering the league. Bryan cautions against automatically lowering the ceiling on some of these older players and urges evaluators and fans alike to adjust their expectations and be prepared for draft classes that skew older and more experienced than what the league has historically prioritized. Bryan also shares an update on Miami OT Francis Mauigoa after he undergoes medical rechecks.

With Bryan set to be out on Friday, the guys dive into several offensive line prospects, including Iowa’s Logan Jones, Kentucky’s Jager Burton, Texas guard DJ Campbell, Ole Miss OT Diego Pounds, and another Iowa lineman, Beau Stephens.

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Episode 22: Bryan Broaddus is joined by Zach Wolchuk and Iisha Morrison to break down the latest news and rumors. The group starts by breaking down the latest mock draft from NFL insider Peter Schrager. What are the biggest surprises, and who could slide? Could teams trade up in the draft for offensive talent? In this mock draft, Schrager has Ohio State star safety Caleb Downs sliding to No. 12 to the Dallas Cowboys. How is the situation with George Pickens affecting the Cowboys’ draft plans? At pick No. 20, Miami edge rusher Akheem Mesidor lands in Dallas’ lap. Bryan explains why, if he walks away from Round 1 with Caleb Downs and Akheem Mesidor, he would be doing cartwheels. Iisha asks the group how important the boundary corner position is becoming in the NFL. The episode wraps up with Zach giving a list of players Dallas hosted for top-30 visits that deserve more conversation.

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Episode 137: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi are back to break down more NFL mock drafts and the latest news and rumors surrounding the draft, which is just over two weeks away. In Peter Schrager’s latest mock draft, he has Ohio State safety Caleb Downs sliding to Dallas at pick No. 12. In this scenario, should Dallas still consider a trade up, or is this the perfect spot for the Cowboys to stay put? Bryan and Voch get into another round of prospect breakdowns, starting with North Dakota State wide receiver Bryce Lance. Another offensive player they like is Notre Dame tight end Eli Raridon. How does he compare to the other tight ends in a loaded class? On the defensive side of the ball, the guys break down Clemson defensive tackle Demonte Capehart. The episode wraps up with a look at a homegrown wideout in TCU receiver Eric McAlister.

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Episode 136: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi are back to answer all the hard-hitting questions surrounding the NFL Draft and the Dallas Cowboys’ offseason. Bryan asks Voch if there’s any point in drafting a wide receiver in the first round when no one is really pursuing George Pickens. Will this ultimately lead to a favorable deal for Dallas when it comes to their talented wide receiver? Voch breaks down why other teams’ outlook on Pickens’ attitude may be a driving factor in why George hasn’t received any other offers. Could USC wide receiver Makai Lemon be the next Puka Nacua? Bryan and Voch also try to forecast the massive contracts that the NFL’s top wide receivers will receive in the coming years. If Dallas is wiped out at pick 12, is Akheem Mesidor the best option, or is his age too concerning? Out of the top six defenders in this upcoming draft, which players are the safest, and which are the most likely to bust? Bryan wraps up the show by asking Voch if he would trade up in the draft now without knowing who is available, or if he would wait until draft night.

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Episode 135: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi return to break down the latest draft news and headlines from the weekend, including whether the national media is chasing clicks with its Dallas Cowboys coverage or if there’s any truth to the rumors. The biggest buzz centers around the possibility of the Cowboys trading up to the No. 3 pick with the Arizona Cardinals to select Texas Tech edge rusher David Bailey. Is this a legitimate scenario or just smoke? The guys also discuss whether there’s any position where Dallas should consider double-dipping in the draft. Voch goes on a tangent about why he loves Texas Tech linebacker Jacob Rodriguez, but also explains why he wouldn’t take him at pick No. 20 based on the value that could be available. The episode continues with another round of player breakdowns, starting with Ole Miss defensive lineman Zxavian Harris. Voch and Bryan stay on the defensive side of the ball as they evaluate Washington cornerback Tacario Davis and Navy defensive lineman Landon Robinson. The show wraps up with a few offensive player breakdowns, including Texas Tech wide receiver Reggie Virgil and offensive tackle Dametrious Crownover.

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Episode 21: Bryan Broaddus is joined by Zach Wolchuk to break down the latest draft news and highlight players they believe aren’t getting enough attention. Bryan opens the show by discussing the rise of hybrid players in this year’s draft, whether it’s nickel corners or nickel safeties, and why that versatility could be essential for the Cowboys defense. Examples include Avieon Terrell, widely considered one of the top nickel corners in the class, and Chandler Rivers. Is Brandon Cisse still an option for Dallas, and why has he fallen under the radar? Wolchuk also explains why D’Angelo Ponds was one of his favorite players to study on tape. Other cornerback prospects to watch include Chris Johnson, Jadon Canady, and Malik Muhammad. Zach also shares a list of hybrid nickel safeties he ranks ahead of several of the previously mentioned corners. The episode wraps up with Wolchuk discussing Bryce Lance.

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Episode 134: Bryan Broaddus is back alongside Voch Lombardi to break down the latest NFL Draft buzz. Voch dives into a mock draft from Matt Miller, where Dallas used its first three picks on defense before making a 180-degree turn and going all offense to wrap up the draft. In this scenario, they even selected a quarterback in the later rounds. Is that a realistic possibility for Dallas? It’s Quarterback Friday as Bryan and Voch put a bow on their QB breakdowns with their final four prospects. Voch kicks things off with North Dakota State quarterback Cole Payton, making the case for why Payton could be the next Dak Prescott. Next, Bryan breaks down his favorite fifth-round quarterback, Georgia Tech’s Haynes King, explaining how his toughness and experience make him an intriguing prospect. The episode wraps up with the final two quarterback evaluations: Baylor’s Sawyer Robertson and Illinois’ Luke Altmyer.

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