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Episode 251: The Cowboys have no time to dwell on their heartbreaking loss to Baltimore. On this episode of Doin’ Alright, Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi preview a pivotal matchup against a desperate Houston Texans team while examining the growing pressure on Brian Schottenheimer to establish himself as a difference-making head coach. Dallas proved it can compete with a contender; now it must turn that promise into victories.

Attention then shifts to an injury-depleted Cowboys secondary. With Malik Hooker unlikely to play and Shavon Revel’s status uncertain, Bryan and Voch evaluate how Dallas should deploy Caleb Downs and DaRon Bland, along with what newcomers Alex Austin and Juanyeh Thomas could provide. DeMarvion Overshown’s potential return also creates an important linebacker decision, although Jaishawn Barham’s emergence has strengthened his claim to the Mike position.

Houston’s struggling offense presents an opportunity for the Cowboys’ defense to regain momentum. C.J. Stroud has faced constant pressure behind a vulnerable offensive line, but Nico Collins and Jaylin Noel remain serious threats to Dallas’ depleted coverage unit. Can Quinnen Williams control the interior, can the Cowboys finally generate consistent pressure off the edge, and can Dallas capitalize on a matchup it cannot afford to lose?

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Episode 25: It’s time to separate the contenders from the pretenders. Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker open the show with the latest developments surrounding the Protect College Sports Act before putting every Power Four team under the microscope in their biggest tier ranking yet.

The guys sort all 67 teams into championship contenders, College Football Playoff threats, bowl teams, struggling programs and full rebuilds. Texas, Ohio State, Indiana, Oregon, Miami, Georgia, Florida and Alabama headline the championship conversation, while LSU, Ole Miss, Texas Tech, BYU, Oklahoma State and Mississippi State battle for playoff-contender status. Plus, the guys debate what’s gone wrong at Oklahoma, Michigan and Penn State, whether USC’s brutal schedule kills its playoff hopes, how much faith is left in Texas A&M, and which programs may already be headed toward a complete reset.

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Episode 250: The Cowboys went back to the film after a brutal loss to Baltimore, and the tape revealed BOTH reasons for concern and reasons to believe this team can turn it around.

Voch Lombardi and Bryan Broaddus break down the final defensive play that helped put Baltimore in position to win, questioning the Cowboys’ situational approach and what Christian Parker could have done differently with only seconds remaining. Then they show what Dallas SHOULD build on offensively, including the unbalanced look that created a touchdown and why the Cowboys may have found something they need to use a whole lot more.

The guys also dive into Jaishawn Barham going THREE-FOR-THREE against Derrick Henry at the goal line, Quinnen Williams dominating double teams, and why Barham has earned the opportunity to become Dallas’ starting MIKE linebacker.

Plus, could Elijah Clark be the answer to the Cowboys’ growing safety problem? How impressive was Tyler Guyton against Trey Hendrickson? And after another look at the tape, was Rashan Gary actually playing better than it appeared on Sunday?

Dallas is 1-2 and running out of room for mistakes. The film shows there ARE pieces to build around, but now the Cowboys have to turn those flashes into wins.

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Episode 24: Conference play is officially here, and Week 4 delivered chaos all across college football. Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker break down Texas surviving Tennessee in Knoxville, Florida stunning Ole Miss behind a dominant rushing attack, and Alabama finally looking like a true powerhouse as Keelan Russell delivers his biggest performance yet.

The guys also dive into Oregon’s huge road win over USC and what it means for the Ducks’ playoff hopes, Wisconsin shocking Penn State, Iowa taking down Michigan, and Wake Forest handing Louisville a crushing upset. Plus, Texas A&M’s struggles continue against LSU, Texas Tech’s offense raises even more questions despite another win, and Oklahoma’s problems keep piling up after getting blown out by Georgia. To close it out, the guys react to a completely reshuffled AP Top 25 featuring Florida’s massive jump, Oregon climbing back up the rankings, and plenty of debate over who actually belongs near the top of college football.

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Episode 47: The Cowboys are in Brazil for a massive matchup with Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry and the Baltimore Ravens. Bryan Broaddus, Iisha Morrison and Zach Wolchuk break down how Dallas can slow Baltimore’s rushing attack, why Jaishawn Barham should remain at Mike linebacker and what the Cowboys need from their secondary if Christian Parker decides to crowd the box.

On offense, the crew debates whether Dallas needs to fix the run game now or simply embrace what has worked best through two weeks: putting the ball in Dak Prescott’s hands and leaning on CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens. Plus, they look at Baltimore’s pressure packages, the Cowboys’ offensive line and the unique challenges of playing in Brazil.

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Episode 248: The Cowboys are headed to Rio with a chance to change the direction of their season. On this episode of Doin’ Alright, Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi break down a battered Baltimore roster, what the likely absences of Zay Flowers and Ronnie Stanley could mean, and whether the Ravens will move Trey Hendrickson around to attack Terrence Steele instead of the improving Tyler Guyton.

Then the guys tackle the bigger question: Should Dallas stop forcing the run and finally embrace its identity as a passing team? Tyler Smith’s return will help, but Bryan and Voch explain why Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens, and Jake Ferguson should be driving this offense—and why tight-end blocking remains a concern.

On defense, Christian Parker faces his toughest test yet against Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry, and Baltimore’s heavy personnel. Can Dallas finally stop the run, control the game early, and prove it has the mental toughness to beat a contender? Plus, Voch gives Bryan a hilarious crash course in Bun B, Pimp C, and UGK.

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Episode 23: Conference play is officially here, and Week 4 is loaded with games that could completely reshape the college football picture. Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker preview the biggest matchups across the country, starting with No. 1 Texas heading into Knoxville for a massive showdown with Tennessee. Is this finally the game where the Longhorns prove they deserve the top spot?

The guys also break down Ole Miss traveling to Florida as Trinidad Chambliss continues his Heisman push, Texas A&M facing a potential season-defining game against LSU, and Oregon trying to fight its way back into the playoff conversation against USC. Plus, they make their Week 4 picks, debate Mississippi State vs. Missouri, and reveal their early conference champion predictions as the real college football season begins.

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Episode 247: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi break down the Ravens defense ahead of Cowboys vs. Baltimore in Brazil. They look at the latest injury questions surrounding Zay Flowers and Ronnie Stanley, the problems Baltimore’s front seven can create, and why Dak Prescott and the Cowboys’ protection unit will have to be sharp against a defense that can pressure from everywhere.

The guys also dig into where Dallas can attack, why the Cowboys have to capitalize on every defensive mistake, and the biggest challenge of all: finding a way to slow down Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry without getting exposed on the back end.

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Episode 246: Dallas is going international, and Rio is about to become the ultimate stress test for the Cowboys’ defense. On Doin’ Alright, Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi break down the team’s travel plan, the concerns surrounding a rain-soaked field, and why the NFL’s global expansion could eventually lead to an entire European division.

Then it’s time for Baltimore’s terrifying offense. Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry present Dallas with its first true “pick your poison” matchup, forcing Christian Parker to decide whether he can keep playing light boxes or must commit more defenders to stopping the run. With the Ravens thriving on short throws and yards after the catch, disciplined tackling will be every bit as important as containing Lamar’s legs.

Bryan and Voch also examine the injuries to Zay Flowers and Ronnie Stanley, the threat posed by Mark Andrews and Baltimore’s tight ends, and where the Cowboys might find favorable pass-rush matchups. Can Caleb Downs neutralize Flowers from the slot while still helping against Lamar, or will Parker need to unleash his best young defender all over the field?

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