Episode 167: Today’s edition of Doin’ Alright features a loaded Cowboys discussion with special guest Skywalker Steele joining Voch for the first half of the show. The conversation starts with Dallas’ defensive outlook and whether the Cowboys truly have enough pass rush talent heading into 2026. The guys debate the edge room, Jaishawn Barham’s role, and why the interior defensive line featuring Quinnen Williams and Kenny Clark may be the real key to the defense.

The show then shifts into one of the biggest offensive conversations surrounding the Cowboys: the Red Zone offense. Skywalker breaks down why Dallas struggled to finish drives after the first month of the season despite being one of the best teams in football at avoiding three and outs. The guys discuss motion, play action, personnel usage, and why the Cowboys may already have everything they need in-house to become an elite red zone team again.

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Episode 30 of The Stack dives into one of the biggest questions facing the Cowboys heading into camp: how fast should Dallas push its rookie class? Bryan Broaddus, Zach Wolchuk, and Iisha Morrison debate the best approach for players like Caleb Downs and Jaishawn Barham. Should the Cowboys ease them in slowly or throw them straight into major roles? The crew also discusses whether Dallas suddenly has too much talent at certain positions, especially safety, where quality players could struggle to find snaps. The episode shifts into a Q&A session covering training camp, joint practices, roster battles, and the offense heading into 2026. How do coaches avoid getting fooled in Oxnard? Could joint practices give this team the edge they need? And are there changes within the offense that could make Dallas even more explosive than last season? The crew also discusses Jaydon Blue’s potential impact, why Michael Trigg could become a major X factor, and which young offensive lineman they’d most want to see reach a Pro Bowl level first.

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Episode 166 of Doin’ Alright turns into a full Q&A session as Voch Lombardi and Bryan Broaddus bounce between Cowboys expectations, NFL trends, and the biggest swing factors heading into the season. The guys debate whether the NFL is oversaturating the schedule with games throughout the week and if Sunday football still feels as special as it once did. They also discuss how much football they actually watch outside of the Cowboys on a typical NFL Sunday. The conversation shifts to Dallas and the 2026 schedule. Which games are fans overreacting to? Which “automatic wins” and “automatic losses” could completely flip? Could this finally be the year the Cowboys get past teams like Green Bay and San Francisco? Voch and Bryan also break down the coaching staff and discuss who could have the bigger impact this season: BT Jordan with the pass rushers or Christian Parker with the secondary. To close the show, Bryan answers a more personal question: what player growth or accomplishment this season would genuinely make him proud?

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Episode 165: Voch Lombardi and Bryan Broaddus are joined by Cowboys content creator Foots Da King for one of the most heated offseason conversations yet. The crew dives deep into Dallas’ draft class, with Foots explaining why Caleb Downs was the No. 1 player on his board and what makes the rookie safety such a game-changing talent. From there, the discussion turns to the fallout surrounding Matt Eberflus, Micah Parsons, and whether Dallas mishandled one of the most important defensive situations of the offseason. Voch doubles down on his belief that the Cowboys’ pass rush could become elite — and even makes the case for Dallas to pursue Raiders superstar Maxx Crosby. Would pairing Crosby with this defense create a championship-caliber unit? Is Demarvion Overshown ready to lead the linebacker room, or does Dallas still have major questions defensively? Plus, the guys close things out with a massive debate for Cowboys fans: would you rather have Maxx Crosby and Dillon Thieneman, or Caleb Downs and Malachi Lawrence?

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Episode 164: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi are back with another loaded offseason edition of “On Paper,” stacking the Dallas Cowboys roster against the rest of the NFC East position by position. But before the comparisons begin, Bryan pulls back the curtain on the NFL Draft process — revealing how scouts are evaluated, how “tackle tax” can influence draft boards, and what really happens when scouts pitch players to Jerry Jones and the front office. Do scouts frame film to make their favorites look better? Would teams draft smarter if scouts were truly held accountable? Then it’s time to go On Paper as Bryan and Voch break down how Dallas’ defensive groups stack up against every rival in the division.

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Episode 163: Voch Lombardi and Bryan Broaddus are joined by Senior Bowl Executive Director Drew Fabianich for an inside look at scouting, player development, and the NFL Draft process from one of football’s top evaluators. The guys kick things off breaking down Caleb Downs and whether his versatility and football IQ make him one of the safest defensive prospects in years. Drew also compares Downs’ traits to a young Jalen Ramsey and explains why elite versatility matters more than ever in today’s NFL. The conversation dives deep into scouting philosophy as Drew shares stories about evaluating stars like Aaron Donald, Dak Prescott, and CeeDee Lamb. How much do age, size, and production really matter? Can players who underachieve early in their careers still unlock their full potential in the NFL? Bryan and Drew also reveal their biggest scouting blind spots and explain why training staffs often provide the most trustworthy intel on prospects. Plus, Drew gives eye-opening stories from college visits, explains how Senior Bowl invitations are decided, and reveals why he once refused to draft players from Michigan State. The episode wraps up with behind-the-scenes insight into the Cowboys nearly drafting Johnny Manziel and what really went into that chaotic decision-making process.

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Episode 162: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi are back with a loaded NFC East debate as training camp gets closer and the Dallas Cowboys roster starts taking shape. Bryan introduces a game called “On Paper,” where the guys stack the Cowboys’ roster up against every position group in the NFC East to figure out where Dallas truly has the edge. The debate starts at quarterback, where Voch drops a bold QB ranking that Cowboys fans will definitely have opinions on. At wide receiver, Bryan and Voch explain why the duo of CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens might already be the best tandem in football. The running back conversation gets heated as Saquon Barkley takes the top spot, while the tight end rankings spark another major debate: has Jake Ferguson officially become the best TE in the division? The offensive line breakdown gets even more intense, with Voch immediately putting Dallas at number one at guard and the crew debating where the Cowboys hold their biggest positional advantage overall. Plus, if Bryan and Voch could steal one player from another NFC East team at each position, who would they take? And the biggest argument of the episode: is DeVonta Smith actually better than George Pickens?

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Episode 29: Bryan Broaddus and Zach Wolchuk break down the newly released 2026 Cowboys schedule and go game by game through the biggest matchups, toughest stretches, and potential trap games. The guys discuss how Dallas benefits from extra rest spots throughout the season, the brutal travel stretch surrounding the Brazil game against Baltimore, and whether the late bye week could actually help this team down the stretch. 

The conversation shifts into draft fallout as Bryan and Zach revisit key rookies and additions across the Cowboys’ opponents. From Jeremiyah Love in Arizona to Rueben Bain Jr. in Tampa Bay, Sonny Styles in Washington, and multiple Eagles offensive additions, the guys explain which young players could immediately become problems for Dallas this season. 

They also debate the Cowboys’ biggest coin flip games, the matchups Dallas should absolutely win, and which opponent could unexpectedly derail the season. Plus, thoughts on George Pickens showing up for camp, the NFC East outlook, and what win total might actually take the division in 2026.

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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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