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Episode 22: Trinidad Chambliss just put the entire country on notice. The Walk-Ons react to Ole Miss taking down LSU in a statement win and break down why Chambliss has officially launched himself into the Heisman conversation. Is he already one of the best quarterbacks in college football — and just how dangerous is Ole Miss heading into conference play?

Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker also dive into Texas A&M’s ugly loss to Kentucky and the growing concerns surrounding Marcel Reed, Texas Tech’s 3-0 start, Miami showing its first signs of weakness and Notre Dame continuing to leave more questions than answers. Then the guys react to the new AP Top 25, debate Ole Miss’ massive jump in the rankings and reveal their own Top 10 power rankings before updating the Heisman race heading into Week 4.

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Episode 246: Voch Lombardi and Bryan Broaddus hit the tape to break down what Christian Parker was REALLY trying to accomplish against Washington. From creative pressure packages that couldn’t quite get home to Quinnen Williams eating up blockers without enough help around him, the guys explain why Dallas was close to creating pressure—but still couldn’t finish the job.

Then they flip to the offense and show exactly why the Cowboys’ run game has been so inconsistent. One missed block can destroy an entire play, Tyler Smith’s absence is already being felt, and Brevyn Spann-Ford might need an even BIGGER role as Dallas searches for answers up front. Plus, they show how CeeDee Lamb’s awareness and George Pickens’ effort can work together to create huge opportunities for Dak Prescott.

And what does the film REALLY say about Caleb Downs? Bryan takes a closer look at the rookie’s first two games, why veteran Cowboys are already communicating through him, where he still needs to improve in coverage, and why Christian Parker may need to find more ways to put him around the football.

The tape doesn’t lie. The Cowboys have pieces to work with—but now it’s about figuring out how to get the most out of them before Baltimore comes calling.

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Episode 245: Dak Prescott made Cowboys history on Sunday, breaking the franchise’s all-time touchdown record while leading Dallas past the Washington Commanders. Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi break down Dak’s huge performance, CeeDee Lamb’s big day, how the Cowboys handled Washington’s pressure packages and why finally getting off to a fast start changed the entire complexion of the game.

The guys also dig into the other side of the ball, including the continued issues against the run, the Cowboys’ linebacker situation, Caleb Downs’ development, the pass rush failing to finish plays and what Christian Parker may need to adjust as Dallas moves forward.

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Episode 46: Following their disappointing season opener in New York, the Cowboys turn the page to the Washington Commanders. Bryan Broaddus, Iisha Morrison and Zach Wolchuk break down the matchups that could decide Cowboys vs. Commanders. The crew looks at Washington’s aggressive defense, where Dallas can attack the middle of the field and why the Cowboys offense needs to start faster and put pressure on the Commanders early.

On the other side, Dallas has to respond after struggling with physicality against the Giants. The guys discuss containing Jayden Daniels, slowing down Stefon Diggs, getting more from the defensive front and whether Caleb Downs could take on an even bigger role near the line of scrimmage.

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Episode 244: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi get ready for Cowboys vs. Commanders and focus on one of Dallas’ biggest issues through the opening stretch of the season: slow starts on offense.

The guys break down what the Cowboys are trying to accomplish early in the game, whether Brian Schottenheimer is overthinking the opening script, and why Dallas needs to establish its advantages earlier instead of waiting until the second half to get rolling. They also touch on Washington’s defensive looks, the Cowboys’ pass protection and what needs to change heading into Sunday.

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Episode 21: Week 3 is LOADED, and The Walk-Ons are breaking down the games that could shake up the entire college football landscape. Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker dive into the massive LSU-Ole Miss showdown as Lane Kiffin returns to Oxford, the mystery surrounding Sam Leavitt’s injury status and whether Trinidad Chambliss can deliver a statement win against the Tigers.

Plus, the guys go deep on a huge ranked Big 12 matchup between Texas Tech and Houston, debate whether Will Hammond needs to step up before the Red Raiders consider a change at quarterback, and preview SMU-Louisville, Mississippi State-South Carolina and the rest of the Week 3 slate. They also react to the NCAA admitting Michigan should have lost to Western Michigan before closing things out with their Week 3 picks.

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Episode 243: The Cowboys have plenty to prove in Week 2—and one of their young defenders is already under the microscope.

Voch Lombardi and Bryan Broaddus react to the viral sideline moment between Jaishawn Barham and Christian Parker, pushing back on the criticism surrounding Barham’s emotional reaction after the Giants loss. They explain what moments like that are REALLY like between players and coaches, why his reaction showed how much the game meant to him, and why this could be a defining week for the young linebacker.

Then it’s time to break down a completely different Washington defense. The guys dive into the Commanders’ aggressive blitz packages, simulated pressures, stunts and constantly changing fronts—and why this could be a MASSIVE test for Dak Prescott and the Cowboys offensive line. Dallas has to sort out the pressure, protect Dak and find a way to establish the run before Washington can create chaos on passing downs.

Plus, why George Pickens needs a BIG game, how Jake Ferguson and KaVontae Turpin could become answers against the blitz, and what Christian Parker needs to do differently with Dallas’ young defenders. Week 1 is over—now it’s time to find out how this Cowboys team responds.

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Episode 242: The Cowboys are already facing a MUST-WIN game, and Washington knows exactly where to attack them.

Voch Lombardi and Bryan Broaddus break down whether Christian Parker can get the Cowboys’ defense back on track after an ugly Week 1 performance. The guys dive into the major questions at linebacker, whether Shemar James deserves a bigger role, and why Dallas has to prove it can stop the run before Washington—and every other team on the schedule—attacks the same weakness.
Then it’s a full breakdown of Jayden Daniels and the Washington offense. Can the Cowboys take advantage of Washington’s offensive tackles without losing contain on Daniels? How will Dallas handle Terry McLaurin, Stefon Diggs and Washington’s tight ends? And after getting bullied by the Giants, can this defense survive another offense built to test them with the run, motion and multiple tight-end looks?
 

Dallas needs a response—and this week could tell us a LOT about whether Week 1 was just a bad day or the beginning of a much bigger problem.

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Episode 20: There’s a NEW No. 1 in college football, but did the AP Poll get it right? Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker react to a wild Week 3 Top 25 after Texas’ massive win over Ohio State, including whether the Longhorns actually deserve the top spot, why Ohio State may have fallen way too far and Oregon’s shocking 15-spot tumble after losing to Oklahoma State. Plus, the guys question the love for Notre Dame, debate Michigan’s return to the rankings and ask why teams like Louisville and Houston still aren’t getting enough respect.

Then it’s time to throw out the AP Poll and build their own Top 10 power rankings. Texas, Ohio State, Miami, Indiana and Georgia all battle for the top spots before the guys update their early Heisman rankings featuring Arch Manning, Jeremiah Smith, Darian Mensah, Julian Sayin and more. Who actually looks like the best team in college football right now — and who has emerged as the early Heisman favorite?

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Episode 241: The film doesn’t lie: Dallas’ defense was outmuscled, outmaneuvered, and out-schemed in its Week 1 loss. On Doin’ Alright, Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi move past the frustration and expose what really went wrong—from Christian Parker’s defensive communication breakdowns to poor linebacker play and a pass rush that disappeared when the Cowboys needed it most.

Was DeMarvion Overshown miscast at Mike linebacker? Can Dee Winters and rookie Jaishawn Barham rebound, or should Dallas pursue help like Jordyn Brooks, Bobby Wagner, or even Maxx Crosby? The guys break down how the Giants used motion, option concepts, and outside-zone runs to manipulate the Cowboys’ eyes—and why one bad Cover 6 call summed up the entire afternoon.

There were positives, too. Tyler Guyton, T.J. Bass, Cooper Beebe, and Terrence Steele handled New York’s dangerous front better than expected, while Dak Prescott may have hurried himself despite solid protection. Plus, Bryan evaluates new running back Tyler Goodson and what his arrival means following Malik Davis’ season-ending injury.

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