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Episode 229: Boss Cowboy Sports joins Voch Lombardi on the Doin’ Alright Podcast for an explosive Dallas Cowboys breakdown headlined by a massive declaration: George Pickens is the next Dez Bryant. The guys dive deep into the "GP is Dez" conversation, detailing how Pickens brings back that ferocious, contested-catch swagger and red-zone dominance that once defined the Cowboys’ offense. They unpack his surging year-two chemistry with Dak Prescott, analyze why his real value will show up in touchdown numbers over raw yardage, and explain how having both Pickens and CeeDee Lamb unlocks a lethal, pick-your-poison passing attack.

Beyond the wide receiver talk, the conversation shifts into high gear around the "Team Overkill" roster philosophy and the trenches. From standout rookie linebacker Jaishawn Barham claiming the Mike spot to defensive coordinator Christian Parker confusing offenses with disguised looks, the hosts evaluate whether this roster is fully primed for a championship run. Plus, they break down the running back committee ahead of roster cuts and discuss what veteran pieces on the edge mean for Dallas' Super Bowl push.

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Episode 228: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi are back for another edition of Doin' Alright as Dallas Cowboys training camp winds down in Frisco ahead of the preseason finale against the New Orleans Saints. With final roster cutdowns looming, the guys debate whether the starting lineup is officially locked in and tackle the burning question: which high-impact rookie hits the dreaded "rookie wall" first—middle linebacker Jaishawn Barham or defensive chess piece Caleb Downs?

The conversation turns to the agonizing roster math facing the front office at the bottom of the depth chart. Bryan and Voch break down the abundance of young talent across the defensive tackle room, where standouts like Tommy Dunn, Kelvin Gilliam, and DJ Withers are fighting for survival behind established veterans. The duo also assesses the backup quarterback battle between Joe Milton and Sam Howell, explores frustration in the running back room with Phil Mafah and Jaydon Blue, and identifies fringe playmakers—such as wideout Camden Brown, cornerback Amir Speed, and safety Julius Wood—who are in serious danger of being snatched off waivers by other teams.

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Episode 227: The cutdown deadline is looming, and the Doin’ Alright crew is tackling the toughest roster calls before the final preseason showdown against the Saints. Bryan and the Voch dive headfirst into the medical mystery surrounding Trey Benson's knee after he was waived injured, while also sorting out the heated wide receiver room. The debate hits a boiling point over the final spots: do you stick with Jonathan Mingo’s established floor or bet on rookie Camden Brown as a high-upside lottery ticket when carrying six receivers might be impossible?

Beyond the skill positions, the conversation turns to critical depth across the trenches and the secondary. The guys break down whether tackle Ajani Cornelius can realistically hold the line if Terrence Steele struggles, analyze the emergency third quarterback dilemma with Joe Milton, and question which backup cornerbacks and safeties actually earn their keep on special teams. Tune in for raw, unfiltered roster math and straight talk on who helps win football games when September rolls around.

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Episode 13: College football is officially on the doorstep!! Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker dive into the latest chaos surrounding NFL players returning to college football, headlined by LSU bringing back former Buccaneers linebacker Jack Pivens after he recorded two sacks in an NFL preseason game. The guys question Lane Kiffin's role in the situation, whether NFL teams are effectively allowing college programs to tamper with their players, and why the SEC and NFL need to establish a clear line between professional and college football. They also revisit the Brendan Sorsby situation, debate whether athletes who sign professional contracts should ever be allowed to return to college, and argue that college eligibility needs to become black and white.

Then it's time for the official 2026 College Football Playoff predictions! The guys build their 12-team bracket from scratch, debate the Big Ten vs. SEC, make bold picks involving Indiana, Miami, Texas Tech, Georgia, Texas, Oregon, Ohio State and Notre Dame, and argue over which teams deserve the top seeds. The bracket gets especially heated when Texas Tech faces Texas, Miami takes on Ohio State, and Indiana battles Oregon — ultimately leading to a shocking conclusion: Indiana is picked to repeat as national champion. Are Jacob and Kevin onto something, or are these picks going to age terribly?

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Episode 226: The Cowboys are 2-0 in the preseason after another win, this time over the Arizona Cardinals. Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi are starting to see legitimate reasons for optimism. They break down a Dallas defense that looks deeper, more physical and better coached than expected, including the development of the defensive line and the impact Marcus Dixon is already having on that group.

Jaishawn Barham takes center stage after another impressive performance, with Bryan and Voch discussing whether the rookie has already shown enough to start at Mike linebacker and how his physicality could change the Cowboys defense. They also get into Joe Milton’s strong preseason, whether Dallas should consider trading him while his value is high, and the increasingly difficult decisions coming as the Cowboys build their final 53-man roster.

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Episode 40: This episode of The Stack with Bryan Broaddus, Iisha Morrison, and Zach Wolchuk takes a deep dive into why the Cowboys may be entering the season with their most complete roster in years. Bryan Broaddus and the crew break down Dallas’ growing culture of veteran leadership, with newcomers like Von Miller, Kenny Clark, Jalen Thompson, Quinnen Williams and Rashan Gary bringing experience and accountability to a defense that desperately needed it. They also examine Von Miller’s unique role as both a pass-rush contributor and mentor to young players like Malachi Lawrence.

The guys also look ahead to the Cowboys’ next major test, breaking down the key matchups and storylines surrounding the Saints joint practice. On offense, they discuss why Dak Prescott could be even more dangerous with a stronger defense and a more balanced attack, plus the nightmare matchup created by CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens and Jake Ferguson. But there’s still one glaring weakness: the backup offensive line. With Dallas seemingly having answers almost everywhere else on the roster, the question becomes whether the Cowboys need to make one more move before Week 1.

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Episode 225: The Cowboys are running out of time to make their final roster decisions, and Saturday’s preseason matchup against the Arizona Cardinals could be the biggest opportunity yet for players fighting to make the 53. Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi break down the position battles that could be decided this weekend, including Camden Brown vs. Jonathan Mingo at wide receiver, the competition at linebacker, the crowded secondary and which young players need to make their move now.

They also dig into Dallas’ concerns at offensive tackle, whether the Cowboys could look outside the building for help, the uncertain running back room with Malik Davis, Jaydon Blue and Phil Mafah, and which veterans could potentially find themselves squeezed by younger players. With the final 53 approaching, this is one of the last real chances for the Cowboys’ bubble players to prove they belong.

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Episode 12: College football is right around the corner, and hosts Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker are back to break down the madness before kickoff. The guys dive headfirst into the newly released Preseason Top 25 poll, evaluating where the national media got it right and where they missed the mark completely—celebrating Clemson being left unranked, questioning why BYU sits so close to Texas Tech, and debating overrated vs. underrated squads like Notre Dame, LSU, and Washington.

Next, Jacob and Kevin unleash a fiery rant on the NCAA's controversial new gray area allowing NFL training camp cuts to return to college rosters and re-enter the transfer portal, examining how this trend hurts player development and displaces dedicated walk-ons.

Finally, the episode wraps up with their fourth and final conference tier ranking: the Big Ten. From Michigan's culture shift under Kyle Whittingham and the massive sophomore expectations for Bryce Underwood, to Lincoln Riley’s make-or-break year at USC, the guys rank every single program from D-tier to S-tier. They close it out with an electric debate over the conference’s true kings: Dan Lanning’s star-studded Oregon roster, Indiana's explosive dark-horse offense, and Ryan Day’s loaded Ohio State Buckeyes.

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Episode 224: This episode of Doin’ Alright dives into a Cowboys roster that may finally be as complete as advertised. Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi break down why Dallas appears to have answers at nearly every major position heading into the season, while identifying the one glaring weakness that could still cause problems: the backup offensive line. With Drew Shelton, Nate Thomas, TJ Bass and Trevor Keegan battling for those final spots, the question isn’t simply who wins the competition—it’s whether Dallas can actually trust the depth behind its starters.

The conversation also dives into the Cowboys’ explosive new-look offense and the growing chemistry between Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens. Can Dak develop the trust to give Pickens the same kind of “go get it” opportunities that made him so dangerous in Pittsburgh? Plus, the guys debate whether Von Miller is really the answer at pass rusher after Dallas has already invested heavily in the position.

A loaded roster, an explosive receiving duo, one major depth concern and questions about whether Dallas is truly done making moves—this episode breaks down what the Cowboys still need to get right before Week 1.

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Episode 223: The Cowboys and Saints joint practice turned into anything but a normal day at camp. Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi break down the chaos, from fights and questionable hits to the bigger question of whether New Orleans crossed the line—and whether Dallas should have done more to keep things under control. Bryan Broaddus and the crew also look at what the Cowboys actually got out of the practice, the difference in approach between Dallas, New Orleans and the Rams, and what the fireworks say about the team’s growing physicality.

Beyond the drama, there are real roster decisions coming into focus. The Cowboys’ depth is looking stronger than it has in years, but questions remain at offensive line and Mike linebacker, while the wide receiver battle gets especially interesting with Jonathan Mingo and Camden Brown pushing for roster spots—and KaVontae Turpin’s role under the microscope. The guys also debate whether Von Miller is the final piece at pass rusher or simply a temporary addition before Dallas makes another move for a bigger name. Fights, roster battles, potential trades and a defense that’s finding its identity—this episode gets into everything shaping the Cowboys before Week 1.

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