Episode 42: On this episode of The Stack, Bryan Broaddus, Iisha Morrison, and Zach Wolchuk break down the Cowboys’ 53-man roster—and reveal which position groups are ready to dominate and which could derail the season. The crew goes inside the locker room to uncover a tight end group brimming with confidence, a revamped defense fueled by veteran leadership, and potential breakout campaigns from players like Brevyn Spann-Ford and Rashan Gary.

They rank Dallas’ strongest and weakest position groups, debate whether Von Miller’s leadership will translate into sacks, and examine depth concerns at cornerback, linebacker, running back, and right tackle. Plus, get the scoop on Crown Plus, the new home for exclusive film breakdowns, coaching insight, and locker-room reports. The culture has changed, the talent is there, and the talk is over—now it’s time to prove it on the field.

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Episode 235: The Cowboys just cleared nearly $30 million in cap space—and Doin’ Alright hosts Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi want to know why. Is Dallas simply staying financially flexible, or is the front office preparing to chase Maxx Crosby or another difference-maker before the trade deadline? The guys break down the restructures involving Kenny Clark, DaRon Bland, and Jake Ferguson, what they mean for the team’s future, and how the Cowboys’ early record could determine whether Jerry Jones makes another blockbuster move.

Then Bryan and Voch rank every Cowboys position group heading into Week 1, from a concerning cornerback room and uncertain linebacker depth to an offensive line that may finally have protection behind Terrence Steele. At the top, Dak Prescott leads a strong quarterback room, Quinnen Williams anchors a loaded defensive front, and a stacked receiving corps featuring CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens looks ready to give opponents problems.

Finally, the guys debate which stars Dallas needs at their absolute best. Is Quinnen more essential than Pickens? Does CeeDee matter more right now than rookie Caleb Downs? With Christian Parker rebuilding the defense and the offense expected to carry the load, this episode separates the indispensable Cowboys from the exciting pieces—and sets the table for a season with no shortage of “good mess.”

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Episode 15: College football is officially back, and Week 1 is already bringing chaos. Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker react to a wild Week 0 that included TCU’s disappointing loss to North Carolina, early concerns surrounding Jaden Craig and CJ Bailey, Memphis making a statement against UNLV, and a few preseason takes already getting put to the test. The guys also break down Colorado vs. Georgia Tech, Alberto Mendoza’s impressive performance, UMass stunning Rutgers, and K.J. Duff exploding for a monster game.

Then the conversation shifts to the biggest off-field story in college football: Lane Kiffin, LSU and the controversy surrounding former NFL players returning to college. Could LSU face consequences from the SEC or even the College Football Playoff committee, and did Kiffin push the situation too far? The guys debate all of it before making their Week 1 picks for Baylor vs. Auburn, Louisville vs. Ole Miss, Clemson vs. LSU, SMU vs. Florida State and more.

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Episode 234: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi are digging into the latest Cowboys news. Brian Schottenheimer says competition is alive across the roster, but how much should fans believe? The guys examine the pressure on Terrence Steele, what the addition of Broderick Jones really says about Dallas’ offensive-line concerns, and whether the Cowboys are already preparing for a change at right tackle.

Then the conversation turns to Joe Milton—and why the quarterback remains unsigned after clearing waivers. Did Dallas quietly test his market before cutting him? Is Milton reluctant to return as the third quarterback behind Dak Prescott and Sam Howell? Bryan and Voch explore whether frustration over losing the backup job, limited practice reps, or something behind the scenes led to the surprising split.

Was waiving Milton a calculated roster move or evidence of a disconnect between the coaching staff and front office? From Schottenheimer’s growing influence to the Cowboys’ deadline for moving on, this anniversary episode delivers insider perspective, sharp roster analysis, and plenty of the “good mess” that has defined Doin’ Alright’s first year.

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Episode 233: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi are digging into the latest Cowboys news. Brian Schottenheimer says competition is alive across the roster, but how much should fans believe? The guys examine the pressure on Terrence Steele, what the addition of Broderick Jones really says about Dallas’ offensive-line concerns, and whether the Cowboys are already preparing for a change at right tackle.

Then the conversation turns to Joe Milton—and why the quarterback remains unsigned after clearing waivers. Did Dallas quietly test his market before cutting him? Is Milton reluctant to return as the third quarterback behind Dak Prescott and Sam Howell? Bryan and Voch explore whether frustration over losing the backup job, limited practice reps, or something behind the scenes led to the surprising split.

Was waiving Milton a calculated roster move or evidence of a disconnect between the coaching staff and front office? From Schottenheimer’s growing influence to the Cowboys’ deadline for moving on, this anniversary episode delivers insider perspective, sharp roster analysis, and plenty of the “good mess” that has defined Doin’ Alright’s first year.

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Episode 232: Doin’ Alright is celebrating its one-year anniversary—and hosts Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi are marking the occasion with a full breakdown of the Dallas Cowboys’ post-cutdown chaos. The biggest mystery: Why waive Joe Milton after an encouraging preseason? Did Dallas simply choose Sam Howell’s experience, or did the front office mishandle a valuable developmental quarterback by failing to trade him when his stock was highest? Bryan shares what he’s hearing from inside the organization while Voch cuts through the fan outrage, as they debate whether Milton could return or whether the Cowboys let a promising asset walk for nothing.

The roster shake-up goes far beyond quarterback. Bryan and Voch evaluate Dallas’ new-look practice squad, the decision to move on from young running backs Jaydon Blue and Brashard Smith, and what newcomer Emari Demercado could bring to the offense. They also examine the Cowboys’ effort to repair their offensive-line depth, breaking down the additions of Broderick Jones and Wanya Morris, their strengths and limitations, and which tackle could be trusted if a starter goes down.

Was this smart, aggressive roster-building—or another avoidable Cowboys misstep? From surprise cuts and potential upgrades to hard truths about recent draft misses, this anniversary episode delivers the insider perspective, honest analysis, and “good mess” that have made Doin’ Alright essential listening for Cowboys fans.

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Episode 231: The Cowboys have made their initial roster cuts. Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi break down the decisions that shaped the Cowboys’ 53-man roster. They start with the trade for former first-round offensive tackle Broderick Jones, what he brings to the Cowboys and why the move could provide some much-needed insurance behind Tyler Guyton and Terence Steele.

Then the guys dig into the biggest surprises from cutdown day. Dallas elected to keep three quarterbacks, Camden Brown earned the sixth wide receiver spot, and the Cowboys went extremely light at running back after moving on from Jaydon Blue and others. Bryan and Voch also break down the decisions at linebacker, defensive line and safety and explain why this roster may still look different before Week 1.

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Episode 230: The Cowboys are closing in on roster cutdown day, but first Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi revisit the Caleb Downs debate after Gavin Dawson questioned whether the rookie safety can hold up in man coverage. Voch explains why the criticism needs more context, how Christian Parker can protect Downs from bad matchups, and why Dallas still landed one of the best players in the draft at No. 11.

Then it’s time to build the Cowboys’ 53. Bryan and Voch work position by position through the roster and make the tough calls: Camden Brown vs. Jonathan Mingo, Michael Trigg vs. Luke Schoonmaker, concerns at offensive tackle, a crowded defensive front, linebacker depth and some difficult decisions in the secondary. By the end, they have their 53 — even if it means letting some talented young players walk.

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Episode 14: The Walk Ons have officially made it to FOOTBALL SEASON! Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker break down the latest chaos surrounding NFL players returning to college football, including the SEC Big 10, and Big 12 putting new rules in place to prevent professional athletes from returning to the college game. The guys discuss the fallout for players caught between the NFL and college football, whether Lane Kiffin and LSU crossed a line, and why the Brendan Sorsby situation exposed just how complicated college eligibility has become. They also dive into the latest developments at Texas Tech, including the addition of former Florida State quarterback Thomas Castellanos and what it means for Will Hammond and the Red Raiders.

Then, THE GAMES ARE FINALLY HERE! Jacob and Kevin make their first official college football picks of the season, breaking down a loaded Week 0 slate featuring NC State vs. Virginia, North Dakota State vs. Jacksonville State, Florida State vs. New Mexico State, Hawaii vs. Stanford, Memphis vs. UNLV, USC vs. San Jose State and TCU vs. North Carolina. The guys debate which teams are legitimate threats, make their picks head-to-head, and kick off a season-long competition to see who can predict the most games correctly. Plus, they reveal their plans for three episodes a week and live streams once the season gets rolling.

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