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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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