Episode 207: Bryan Broaddus is live from Oxnard, California for Dallas Cowboys training came and he and Voch Lombardi are back to break down the latest developments surrounding the Dallas Cowboys. The guys dive into the team's biggest position battles, discuss which players have the most to prove, and evaluate how Brian Schottenheimer and Christian Parker are shaping the roster ahead of the 2026 season. They also debate the outlook for key contributors on both sides of the ball, examine where the Cowboys have improved this offseason, and identify the biggest questions that still need to be answered before Week 1.

The conversation also features an in-depth look at the Cowboys' roster construction, including expectations for the offensive line, pass rush, secondary, and several intriguing young players fighting for larger roles. Voch and Bryan explain why competition throughout training camp will be critical, which under-the-radar names could emerge as surprises, and what Dallas must do to position itself as a legitimate contender in the NFC. It's another football-heavy episode packed with scouting insight, roster analysis, and honest Cowboys conversation as the countdown to the regular season continues.

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Episode 5: Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker welcome Ari Temkin of Big 12 Radio into the studio for a wide-ranging conversation about the biggest stories reshaping college football. They begin with Texas Tech’s chaotic offseason, the quarterback controversy surrounding the Red Raiders and the constant claim that the program simply bought its roster. Ari explains why that criticism is applied differently to Texas Tech than it is to national powers such as Texas, Ohio State, Alabama and LSU, while also evaluating Tech’s championship potential, its future at quarterback and why the chances of Texas putting the Red Raiders back on the schedule are nearly nonexistent.

The conversation then expands to the future of the sport, including Ari’s prediction that the ACC could implode by 2030, the Big 12’s place in the next wave of realignment and Brett Yormark’s efforts to keep the conference competitive. Jacob, Kevin and Ari also tackle playoff expansion, the possible elimination of conference championship games, the Protect College Sports Act, the problems inside the unregulated NIL agent market and whether the SEC could realistically separate from the NCAA. Plus, Ari breaks down the Big 12 title race, identifies potential sleeper teams and closes by blind ranking five of the conference’s quarterbacks.

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Episode 36: The Cowboys are headed to Oxnard, and the time for offseason speculation is finally over. Bryan Broaddus, Iisha Morrison and Zach Wolchuk preview the biggest questions surrounding training camp, beginning with the players who cannot afford to miss valuable reps. Tyler Guyton, DeMarvion Overshown and Luke Schoonmaker are all under pressure to stay healthy, develop quickly and prove they deserve significant roles this season.

The crew also explains what they will be watching from Christian Parker and the Cowboys’ new defensive staff, how the scheme could create opportunities for Barham and Overshown, and whether concerns about the defensive line and secondary have been overblown. Plus, they examine Dallas’ offensive line depth, the uncertainty surrounding DaRon Bland’s health and the crowded roster battles at wide receiver and defensive back. Which players will emerge in camp, which position should Cowboys fans actually be worried about and who could be on the wrong side of the toughest roster cuts?

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Episode 4: The Walk On’s are back as Kevin Walker sits down with Kimberly Beaudin, president and CEO, or “head coach,” of the College Football Hall of Fame, for a look inside the people, traditions and stories that preserve the history of the sport.

Beaudin discusses the 2026 Hall of Fame class, including Mark Ingram, the custom platinum jackets presented to inductees, the Hall’s HBCU and military exhibits, her favorite artifact and the leadership philosophy that has guided her career: be prepared and unstoppable.

Then, Jacob and Kevin react to the biggest headlines from SEC Media Days, including Lane Kiffin’s push for a rookie pay cap, the rapidly changing economics of college football, Texas going all in around Arch Manning and the Longhorns’ bold national championship claim.

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Episode 206: In a rare, wide-ranging interview on the Doin’ Alright podcast, Dallas Cowboys Executive Vice President of Player Personnel Will McClay steps out from behind the scenes to break down how the franchise builds and sustains its roster. McClay offers an insider's view into the team's scouting philosophy, explaining why he consistently bets on a prospect's ceiling over their floor and how the front office adapts when new coaches—like Defensive Coordinator Christian Parker—bring fresh scheme demands to the table. From navigating high-stakes contract dynamics and evaluating past draft misses to acting as the "grocer buying ingredients for the chefs," McClay sheds light on the delicate balance of communication, trust, and business strategy required in an NFL war room.

Beyond front-office mechanics, McClay tackles pressing roster topics, including the evolution of the running back room, position shifts like DeMarvion Overshown’s move at linebacker, and the rising league-wide value of interior linemen. He candidly addresses the challenges of scouting small-school talent, the role of modern data in spotting evaluation blind spots, and the pressure of drafting in today's rapid-fire league. Capping off the discussion with deep praise for Dak Prescott, McClay highlights the unique mental toughness required to be the face of the Cowboys franchise, delivering an insightful masterclass in modern football operations and team building.

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Episode 205: Training camp is almost here, and Bryan Broaddus and Zach Wolchuk play a game of "Need Him to Win the Job," identifying the Cowboys players who could have the biggest impact by earning key backup and rotational roles. From the battle for WR4 to the offensive tackle depth chart, running back competition, and defensive line rotations, the guys break down which young players have the most to prove and why these camp battles could shape Dallas' 2026 season.

The conversation also dives into the Cowboys' secondary, where Shavon Revel Jr., PJ Locke, Malachi Lawrence, and Caleb Downs headline several fascinating position battles. Plus, Bryan and Zach discuss rookie expectations, training camp storylines, and why some of Dallas' biggest contributors this season may not be starters—but the players who force the coaching staff to trust them when it matters most.

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Episode 204: The legendary Nate Newton joins Bryan Broaddus for an incredible conversation filled with stories from the Cowboys dynasty, lessons from playing alongside Hall of Famers, and his honest assessment of today's Dallas Cowboys. Nate reflects on the culture that built three Super Bowl teams, shares behind-the-scenes memories of Jerry Jones, Jimmy Johnson, Troy Aikman, Emmitt Smith, Larry Allen, Eric Williams, and more, while explaining what separated those championship teams from everyone else

The conversation then turns to the current Cowboys as Nate breaks down why Brian Schottenheimer has changed the culture, what he needs to see from the defense, why the interior offensive line will determine Dallas' ceiling in 2026, the development of Tyler Guyton, and how George Pickens could completely change the offense. It's a must-listen episode full of football stories, championship insight, and training camp expectations from one of the greatest offensive linemen in Cowboys history.

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Episode 3: Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker are back on The Walk Ons to break down one of the biggest weeks of the college football offseason: SEC Media Days. The guys react to the biggest headlines coming out of Tampa, discuss which coaches and players made the strongest impressions at the podium, and debate what the buzz around the SEC means for the upcoming season. From preseason expectations and conference power rankings to the expanding College Football Playoff race, they separate legitimate contenders from teams living off offseason hype while discussing how the SEC stacks up against the rest of the country heading into Week 1.

The second half of the show is all about individual stars as Jacob and Kevin unveil their Top 10 Heisman Trophy candidates for the 2026 season. They break down who has the best path to New York, which quarterbacks are poised for breakout campaigns, and which dark horses could crash the race before the season is over. The guys compare resumes, debate value versus hype, and make bold predictions about who will ultimately take home college football's most prestigious individual award. If you're getting ready for the season, this episode is packed with everything you need to know before kickoff.

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Episode 203: Bryan Broaddus is joined by longtime Cowboys reporter Calvin Watkins for one of the most honest conversations you'll hear before Cowboys training camp. The guys break down why George Pickens has become one of Dallas' biggest reasons for optimism, whether Brian Schottenheimer is already under pressure, and if Christian Parker is the defensive mastermind fans are hoping for.

They also dive deep into the fallout from the Micah Parsons trade, debate whether Jerry Jones mishandled the negotiations, discuss why elite talent should never leave Dallas, and examine the biggest question facing the Cowboys defense heading into camp.

Plus, Calvin shares incredible behind-the-scenes stories from nearly two decades covering the Cowboys—including tense locker room confrontations with Jay Ratliff, navigating relationships with players, and what it's really like covering the NFL in the social media era.

If you're counting down the days until training camp, this is a must-listen.

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Episode 203: Voch Lombardi and Bryan Broaddus tackle a fascinating offseason exercise by asking one simple question: Are Cowboys fans expecting too much from certain players? The duo goes position by position, breaking down which players are carrying realistic expectations and which ones are being unfairly asked to solve Dallas' biggest problems. From Kenny Clark's role in Christian Parker's defensive scheme to the pressure surrounding DeMarvion Overshown, Dee Winters, Cobie Durant, and DaRon Bland, the conversation explores how perception often differs from reality—and why context matters when evaluating a player's success.

The discussion also shifts to the Cowboys' revamped defense, where Voch and Bryan explain why newcomers like Rashan Gary, Caleb Downs, Jalen Thompson, and Brevyn Spann-Ford may actually have less pressure than many fans think. They compare expectations for established veterans versus role players, debate Jake Ferguson's outlook entering a pivotal season, and explain why championship teams aren't built by asking one or two stars to carry the roster. It's an insightful conversation about roster construction, fan expectations, and the players who will ultimately define Dallas' season.

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