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Episode 29: Rivalry week energy is here, and this weekend could completely reshape the College Football Playoff picture. Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker preview Texas and Oklahoma meeting in the Red River Rivalry, including whether the Longhorns can finally deliver the dominant performance everyone has been waiting for and why rivalry chaos makes this matchup impossible to overlook.

But Red River isn’t even the biggest game on the slate. No. 1 Georgia heads into Tuscaloosa for a massive showdown with Alabama as Keelon Russell gets his biggest test yet, while undefeated Indiana travels to Nebraska, Texas A&M faces a red-hot Missouri team and BYU finds itself on upset alert against Iowa State. Plus, the guys break down UCLA-Oregon, LSU-Kentucky, Ole Miss-Vanderbilt, USC-Penn State and more before making their official picks for another huge weekend of college football.

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Episode 256: The Cowboys have an offense capable of contending—but is the front office willing to go all in? On this episode of Doin' Alright, Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi make the case for turning offensive-line depth and premium draft capital into an impact pass rusher before the trade deadline. Whether that means dangling T.J. Bass or sacrificing valuable picks, the argument is simple: Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens and the Cowboys’ core are in their prime, and one or two more defensive stops could completely change this team’s ceiling.

Then it’s a complete Thursday Night Football preview as Dallas prepares for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Bryan and Voch break down Tyler Smith’s status, Antoine Winfield Jr.’s absence, Tampa Bay’s rookie-led rushing attack and the vulnerabilities along the Buccaneers’ offensive line. They also examine Todd Bowles’ blitz-or-cover dilemma against Dak and explain how Lamb, Pickens and Jake Ferguson can turn this prime-time matchup into proof that Dallas should push its chips to the center of the table.

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Episode 28: The AP Top 25 is officially under fire. Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker break down the latest rankings, question why teams like Pitt, USC and BYU are getting so much love, and make the case for programs like Wake Forest and Northwestern to finally crack the poll. The guys also debate Florida’s massive fall, Missouri’s rise, Tennessee’s quarterback situation and whether Notre Dame continues to get the benefit of the doubt.

Then it’s time to throw out the AP Poll and build their own Top 10. Texas Tech, Oklahoma State, LSU, Indiana, Miami, Alabama, Georgia, Texas and Ohio State all enter the conversation as the guys debate who actually looks like the best team in college football right now. Plus, they reveal their updated Heisman rankings featuring Keelon Russell, Darian Mensah, Trinidad Chambliss, Malachi Toney and Jesse Legree — but both agree Jeremiah Smith has separated himself from the field and may already have a stranglehold on the trophy.

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Episode 255: The Cowboys could be getting some major help back on a short week, and Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi break down the latest on Tyler Smith, DeMarvion Overshown and the rest of the injury report before diving into the tape from Houston. The guys show how Dallas adjusted its protection, how Dak Prescott attacked the Texans’ zone looks and why George Pickens’ presence created so much room for CeeDee Lamb to take over.

Then it’s all about Joey Porter Jr. and what his first Cowboys snaps could mean going forward. Voch breaks down Porter’s matchups with Nico Collins, why his ability to stick with receivers could become a major weapon, and whether Christian Parker now needs to lean harder into man coverage and bring more pressure. Plus, the guys debate how the secondary should look once Koby Durant and the rest of the group are healthy.

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Episode 254: Dak Prescott and the Cowboys’ offense delivered when it mattered most, securing a hard-fought 34-30 victory over Houston. On this episode of Doin’ Alright, Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi examine how Dallas recovered from another slow start, adjusted to an elite Texans pass rush and found success attacking downfield. The offensive line, Javonte Williams’ situational running and key contributions from CeeDee Lamb and

George Pickens all played critical roles in the win.

Joey Porter Jr. also made an immediate impact in his Cowboys debut, with Houston consistently positioning Nico Collins away from him. Bryan and Voch discuss why Christian Parker must eventually allow Porter to follow an opponent’s top receiver, how a healthier secondary could reshape the defense and why Dallas’ inability to consistently pressure C.J. Stroud remains its most pressing concern.

The guys also evaluate Brian Schottenheimer’s questionable third-and-short decisions, the expected return of Tyler Smith and whether Dallas needs another major addition along the defensive front. The Cowboys have an offense capable of carrying them into January, but if this team hopes to become a legitimate contender, the defense must begin holding up its end of the bargain.

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Episode 27: Week 5 may not have had the flashiest slate, but college football still found a way to deliver chaos. Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker break down Northwestern’s statement win over Penn State, Pitt surviving a wild finish against Virginia Tech, and Georgia continuing to look like one of the most complete teams in the country.

The guys also dive into Ohio State’s dominant win over Iowa and why Jeremiah Smith may already be running away with the Heisman, Alabama looking like a legitimate national championship threat behind Keelon Russell, and Missouri absolutely dismantling Florida. Plus, BYU’s ranking comes under fire after another shaky performance, Texas Tech’s defense carries the Red Raiders against Colorado, Tennessee suddenly has a quarterback controversy, Michigan continues to fall apart, and several surprise teams force their way deeper into the playoff conversation.

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Episode 43: On this episode of The Stack, Bryan Broaddus, Iisha Morrison, and Zach Wolchuk break down the Cowboys addition of Joey Porter Jr., but can Christian Parker put him in position to thrive? From his standout man coverage skills to the concerns with his zone technique, what does the move mean for DaRon Bland, Cobie Durant and Caleb Downs, and how quickly could Porter help against Nico Collins?

Then it’s time to attack the Texans. Bryan and John lay out how Dallas can counter Will Anderson Jr. and Danielle Hunter, exploit Houston’s linebackers and build on the running game’s success against Baltimore. On defense, the formula is clear: stop the run, win inside and make C.J. Stroud uncomfortable. It’s a matchup breakdown packed with the adjustments and individual battles that could decide this one on OWN IT from Crown Global Media.

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Episode 253: The Cowboys have their corner - now the pressure shifts to Christian Parker and the rest of the defense. On this episode of Doin’ Alright, Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi examine Joey Porter Jr.’s expected Dallas debut, Malik Hooker’s potential return and how a healthier secondary could create more freedom for Caleb Downs. They also explain why the Cowboys deserve credit for taking advantage of Pittsburgh’s situation and landing a potential difference-maker.

The secondary may be improving, but Dallas’ pass rush remains a major concern. Bryan and Voch explore whether Parker needs to become more aggressive with his blitz packages, which edge rushers deserve additional opportunities and how Quinnen Williams and the interior rotation can be deployed more effectively. With the Cowboys struggling to generate pressure against ordinary offensive tackles, the time for schematic and personnel adjustments has arrived.

The focus then turns to Houston’s physical defense and the challenge awaiting Dak Prescott and the Cowboys’ offense. From Tyler Smith’s potential return to the importance of Jake Ferguson and Brevyn Spann-Ford as blockers, the guys outline what Dallas must do to withstand the Texans’ imposing front. Plus, could the Cowboys eventually face a long-term choice between Porter and George Pickens?

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Episode 26: The conference wars are officially heating up. Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker dive into the growing ACC vs. SEC debate, why undefeated doesn’t automatically mean “ranked,” and whether Miami’s schedule is keeping the Hurricanes from getting the national respect their talent deserves. The guys also look at which unbeaten teams have actually proven something — and which ones still have a lot left to show.

Then it’s time to break down Week 5. Alabama heads into a dangerous road matchup with undefeated Mississippi State, Ohio State gets a tough test at Iowa, Florida looks to keep rolling against Missouri and Virginia Tech hosts Pitt in a battle of unbeaten ACC teams. Plus, the guys preview Texas Tech at Colorado, BYU at TCU, Louisville at NC State, Penn State’s bounce-back opportunity against Northwestern and make their picks across another loaded weekend of college football.

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Episode 252: The Cowboys made another major move, sending a 2028 second-round pick and a sixth-rounder to the Pittsburgh Steelers for cornerback Joey Porter Jr. Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi break down what Dallas is getting in JPJ, why his size and man-coverage ability fit Christian Parker’s defense, and how his arrival could completely reshape the Cowboys secondary.

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