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Episode 19: Texas and Ohio State just delivered an instant classic, and The Walk-Ons are breaking down everything from the Longhorns’ wild 24-23 win in Austin. Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker dive into Arch Manning’s performance, Julian Sayin answering the critics, Jeremiah Smith taking over, and the second-half adjustments that completely flipped the game. Was this the best version of Arch Manning we’ve seen? Did Steve Sarkisian call one of his best games at Texas? And despite the loss, should anyone really be worried about Ohio State?

Plus, Week 2 delivered chaos everywhere. Oklahoma State shocks Oregon and suddenly looks like a legitimate Big 12 contender, Michigan survives Oklahoma despite more questions surrounding Bryce Underwood, and Texas Tech grabs a gritty road win over Oregon State. The guys also break down Texas A&M’s misleading blowout of Arizona State, concerns surrounding LSU and Sam Leavitt, and the biggest winners and losers from a loaded weekend of college football.

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Episode 240: The Cowboys just got PUNCHED IN THE MOUTH by the Giants—and the film might be even uglier than the final score.

Voch Lombardi and Bryan Broaddus break down Dallas’ embarrassing loss to New York, including a defense that got out-physicaled at the line of scrimmage, linebackers that struggled to get off blocks and fit the run, and repeated communication mistakes that allowed the Giants to control the game. They dive into why Quinnen Williams, Kenny Clark and the defensive front failed to take advantage of favorable matchups, what went wrong against Jackson Dart and New York’s 21 personnel, and why Christian Parker has some serious adjustments to make.

On the other side of the ball, how much blame belongs on Dak Prescott and the offense? The guys break down George Pickens’ costly drop, Dallas’ inability to create explosive plays, the struggles in the running game, and why the offense simply didn’t get enough opportunities with New York controlling the football.

Plus, DeMarvion Overshown and Malik Hooker’s injuries create even more questions at linebacker and safety. It’s only Week 1, but with Washington up next and the possibility of starting 0-2 in the division, the Cowboys have a LOT to fix—and they need to fix it fast.

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Episode 45: The Cowboys are headed to New York for a Sunday night NFC East matchup with the Giants, and Bryan Broaddus, Iisha Morrison and Zach Wolchuk break down why Dallas could have a major advantage. Wolchuk makes his stance clear: the Dallas Cowboys will not lose to the New York Giants, and he believes Dallas has the offensive firepower to make this a difficult matchup for New York from the start.

The crew breaks down how the Giants could attack Dallas’ offensive line, the matchups CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens could exploit in New York’s secondary, and why Dallas may want to throw early before leaning on the run game. On the other side, they discuss containing Jackson Dart, the challenge Isaiah Likely presents, the potential impact of Caleb Downs and the Cowboys’ young defenders, and how Von Miller could factor into the pass rush.

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Episode 239: Week 1 is already delivering chaos, and Doin’ Alright hosts Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi are connecting it all back to the Cowboys. The guys unpack San Francisco’s statement win over the Rams, what Dallas can learn from the 49ers’ ability to overcome injuries and distractions, and whether international travel could become a factor when the Cowboys head to Rio.

Bryan and Voch also react to new deals for Brevyn Spann-Ford and Ryan Flournoy before diving into your Giants Week questions. Is Dallas fooling itself about Drew Shelton? How will Christian Parker rotate DaRon Bland, Cobie Durant, Shavon Revel, and Caleb Downs—and which defender will the Giants target as the weak link?

Finally, the crew examines New York’s plan to challenge Dallas with a physical running game, Patrick Ricard, and quick throws for Jackson Dart. From testing the Cowboys’ linebackers to predicting whether Malachi Lawrence or Caleb Downs finishes with more sacks, this Q&A edition delivers the matchups, concerns, and “good mess” to watch when the season kicks off.

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Episode 18: Texas vs. Ohio State has arrived, and The Walk-Ons are breaking down what could already be the game of the year. Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker dive into the massive showdown in Austin and what’s at stake for Arch Manning, Steve Sarkisian and the Longhorns. Is this the game where Texas proves it belongs among college football’s elite, or will Ohio State walk into DKR and remind everyone why the Buckeyes are the No. 1 team in the country? The guys break down the matchups that could decide the game, what Texas needs from Arch Manning and the running game, and whether the Longhorns can slow down Ohio State’s loaded offense.

Plus, the guys preview the rest of a loaded Week 2 slate, including Oklahoma vs. Michigan, Oregon vs. Oklahoma State, Texas A&M vs. Arizona State, Alabama’s road test at Kentucky and Texas Tech vs. Oregon State. They also react to Miami’s ridiculous 77-7 blowout before finishing the show with their Week 2 picks — including a split decision on Texas vs. Ohio State.

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Episode 238: The Cowboys’ Week 1 matchup with the Giants is here, and Voch Lombardi and Bryan Broaddus break down exactly where Dallas can take advantage.

The guys dive into why CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens and the Cowboys’ loaded receiver room could be a nightmare for New York’s secondary, the challenge Brian Burns and Abdul Carter present for Dallas’ offensive tackles, and why stopping the Giants’ pass rush could determine just how explosive this offense can be.
They also break down the Giants’ defensive front and linebackers, how Dallas should attack them on the ground, and why Dak Prescott’s experience gives the Cowboys a major advantage.

Plus, after watching Seattle’s defense in action, Voch and Bryan discuss what it could mean when the Cowboys eventually face the defending champs, and why it’s time to stop putting young quarterbacks ahead of proven veterans.
 

Can the Giants actually slow down this Cowboys offense, or is Dallas simply too loaded for New York to handle?

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Episode 237: Football is back—and Doin’ Alright hosts Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi are kicking off Giants coverage by breaking down everything Dallas will face on offense. Has John Harbaugh already made New York a tougher, more disciplined team, or are Giants fans putting too much faith in a coaching change? The guys examine Harbaugh’s immediate impact, the Giants’ improved culture, and why this matchup may be more dangerous than Cowboys fans expect.

Then it’s time to dissect New York’s weapons. From rookie quarterback Jackson Dart and power runner Cam Skattebo to Isaiah Likely, Malachi Fields, Darnell Mooney, and Odell Beckham Jr., Bryan and Voch explain how the Giants could attack Christian Parker’s new defense—and why tackling, physical linebacker play, and stopping the run must come first.

Finally, “Find the Scrub” returns as the guys identify where Quinnen Williams, Kenny Clark, Rashan Gary, Donovan Ezeiruaku, and Von Miller can exploit the Giants’ offensive line. Can Dallas dominate inside, confuse Dart with changing coverages, and start the season by exposing New York’s weakest links? The matchups are set, the film has been studied, and real football is finally here.

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Episode 17: The college football rankings are already getting shaken up, and The Walk-Ons have some serious disagreements with the AP Poll. Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker react to the latest chaos surrounding Lane Kiffin and LSU before breaking down the new Top 25, including Michigan falling out of the rankings, LSU making a big jump and whether teams like Miami, Texas and Indiana deserve to be ahead of Notre Dame.

Then the guys put the AP Poll aside and reveal their own Top 10 power rankings. How far should Oregon fall after a shaky start? Is LSU already a legitimate contender? Should Miami be the No. 2 team in the country? And has Indiana proven it belongs alongside college football’s elite? The guys debate it all before agreeing on one thing: Ohio State is still the team to beat.

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Episode 236: The Cowboys are already facing their first major test before Week 1. On this episode of Doin’ Alright, Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi break down Tyler Smith’s thumb surgery, the conflicting timeline surrounding the injury, and why losing the All-Pro guard for four to six weeks doesn’t automatically spell disaster for Dallas.

What does Smith’s absence mean for T.J. Bass, Tyler Guyton, Broderick Jones, Wanya Morris, and the rest of the offensive line? Bryan and Voch explain how the Cowboys can adjust up front, where the unit remains vulnerable, and why an injury at guard is far more manageable than another setback at tackle.

The guys also rank every Cowboys position group and identify the five people most important to the season. From Dak Prescott, Quinnen Williams, and George Pickens to Terrence Steele and Christian Parker, they debate which stars must deliver—and why even a competent defense could unlock everything Dallas wants to accomplish.

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Episode 16: Week 1 of college football delivered absolute CHAOS, and The Walk-Ons are breaking it all down. Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker react to Miami’s explosive offensive performance, Arch Manning and Texas taking care of business, Indiana looking like a legitimate contender, and some major early concerns for Oklahoma State and Oregon. Plus, after LSU absolutely dismantles Clemson, the guys debate whether the Tigers are already one of the most dangerous teams in the country and whether Clemson is falling even further behind the ACC’s top contenders.

Then things get heated over Michigan’s controversial finish against Western Michigan and Bryce Underwood’s performance. Did Michigan deserve to win, and should that game already raise serious concerns about their College Football Playoff chances? The guys also hit Texas Tech’s season opener, UCLA vs. Cal, Ole Miss surviving a thriller against Louisville, and Kevin Jennings leading SMU through a wild night in Tallahassee. One week in, and college football is already completely off the rails.

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