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Episode 222: In this solo edition of Doin’ Alright, the Cowboys’ defensive identity takes center stage. The discussion dives into Dallas’ growing emphasis on veteran leadership and how additions like Von Miller, Quinnen Williams, Kenny Clark and Jalen Thompson could help create a culture where veterans aren’t just filling roster spots—they’re teaching the next generation. The spotlight also turns to Malachi Lawrence, with Miller potentially serving as both a pass-rush contributor and mentor as the rookie develops.

Then it’s all about the Cowboys vs. Saints joint practice. Which matchups could tell us the most? Chris Olave and the Saints’ deep-ball threats test Dallas’ secondary, while Rashawn Gary and the Cowboys’ pass rush go up against Kelvin Banks and New Orleans’ offensive tackles. Tyler Guyton and Terrence Steele face a serious challenge from Carl Granderson and Chase Young, while Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens get another chance to make plays against a talented Saints secondary. Plus, a major test for Dallas’ interior defensive line and a chance for the Cowboys’ offense to establish a more physical run game.

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Episode 221: Live from Oxnard, Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi return for an extended edition of Doin' Alright to break down breaking roster moves and film takeaways following the Dallas Cowboys' preseason clash against the Seattle Seahawks. The duo jumps right into the headline news: the surprise signing of veteran edge rusher Von Miller. Bryan and Voch debate whether Miller serves as valuable bottom-of-the-roster insurance or if his arrival takes away critical developmental snaps from ascending young pass rushers like James Houston and rookie Malachi Lawrence.

The conversation then moves across the roster, spotlighting rookie linebacker Jaishawn Barham’s surging case to take over the starting Mike linebacker role. Voch introduces his "Wide Receiver 5 tournament," analyzing how strong performances from Camden Brown and Jonathan Mingo are applying serious pressure to KaVontae Turpin’s spot in the wide receiver room.

Wrapping up with an in-depth look at the trenches and secondary, Bryan and Voch evaluate tight end Michael Trigg making up ground on Luke Schoonmaker, praise the push generated by the interior defensive tackles, and map out the tight roster math at safety between Julius Wood and Elijah Clark.

Which standout performer from the preseason opener do you believe made the strongest case to lock in a permanent 53-man roster spot?

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Episode 11: The SEC is loaded — but who actually belongs at the top? Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker are back on The Walk-Ons to tier every SEC team from the bottom of the conference to the true national championship contenders. The guys break down the outlook for Alabama, LSU, Ole Miss, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas A&M, South Carolina, Missouri, Florida and more, debating which teams are legitimate playoff threats, which programs are being overhyped, and which could surprise everyone once the season gets underway.

The biggest debate comes down to Georgia vs. Texas. Is Georgia still the team to beat after winning the conference, or does Texas have the roster and star power to take over the SEC — especially with Arch Manning leading the way? Jacob and Kevin reveal their complete SEC tiers, explain the biggest risers and fallers, and ultimately make their cases for which team is best positioned to win the SEC and national championship.

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Bryan Broaddus and Iisha Morrison are back on The Stack, breaking down the Cowboys’ final preparations before their preseason opener against the Seattle Seahawks.

The show centers around a “More or Less” exercise as Bryan runs through several Cowboys players and asks Iisha how much she needs to see from them in game action. The conversation includes Malachi Lawrence, Shavon Revel, Caleb Downs, Nate Thomas, PJ Locke, Shemar James and several others fighting for valuable reps and roster positioning.

The two also dig into the wide receiver battle for what could be one final roster spot, the competition at tight end, questions along the backup offensive line, and a crowded secondary where several players still need to separate themselves. With the Seahawks game serving as the first true evaluation point of the preseason, which Cowboys need to make the most of their opportunity?

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Episode 220: The preseason is finally here. Voch Lombardi and Bryan Broaddus preview the Cowboys’ first matchup against the Seattle Seahawks and break down the players and position battles they’ll be watching closely when Dallas finally gets a chance to evaluate this roster in a game setting.

The guys start with Jaydon Blue and what he needs to show beyond his explosiveness, particularly in pass protection and ball security. From there, they dive into Phil Mafah and the running back room, Malachi Lawrence and a crowded group of edge rushers, the battle between Caelen Carson and Ameer Speed at cornerback, and some major questions surrounding the Cowboys’ backup offensive line.

Voch and Bryan also break down a wide receiver room where a long list of players could be fighting for one final roster spot, while Michael Trigg and D.J. Rogers get their opportunity to make a statement at tight end. With roster spots officially on the line, who takes advantage of the first preseason game and forces the Cowboys coaching staff to take notice?

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Episode 10: In this episode of The Walk-Ons, hosts Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker jump into their official preseason AP Top 25 predictions ahead of the real poll drop. Before sharing their rankings, the duo discusses ongoing media network conversations regarding potential College Football Playoff expansion models (16, 20, or 24 teams), with Kevin arguing that keeping a 12-team or 16-team field maintains regular-season stakes. On the field, both hosts align on several top contenders—naming Oregon as their consensus No. 1 team in the nation, followed by heavyweights like Indiana, Ohio State, Texas, and Georgia rounding out their top tiers.

Jacob and Kevin also trade plenty of hot takes on sleeper teams, dark-horse playoff contenders, and overrated programs. Kevin surprises Jacob by putting Texas Tech at No. 10 and Ole Miss at No. 10, while Jacob remains high on Notre Dame, Alabama, and LSU. From debating quarterback potential (like Arch Manning at Texas and Dante Moore at Oregon) to identifying fringe teams like Houston, Cal, and South Carolina, this breakdown provides college football fans with a complete preview of the national landscape heading into the season.

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Episode 219: Voch Lombardi goes solo for this edition of the Doin’ Alright as the Cowboys are deep into training camp, and the questions are starting to pile up. From Tyler Guyton and Malachi Lawrence to Sam Williams, Donovan Ezeiruaku, and the battle for depth across the roster, this episode breaks down the players worth watching as Dallas prepares for the preseason.

Plus, is it finally time to move on from Terence Steele? We dive into the Cowboys’ right tackle situation, why Steele may still be the best option, and whether Dallas should prioritize adding talent elsewhere. We also discuss the crowded defensive line, camp standouts who may not make the roster, and the fascinating competition at cornerback between DaRon Bland, DaRon Bland, and more.

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Episode 218: Voch Lombardi and Bryan Broaddus are back on Doin' Alright to deliver an exclusive recap following a intense, high-stakes joint practice between the Dallas Cowboys and the Los Angeles Rams. Sitting down in Oxnard, the guys cut through the noise to give a clear picture of how the defense held its ground against Matthew Stafford, detailing Christian Parker's scheme and disguised coverages. The conversation pivots to the trenches, where they dive into the major impact of Quinnen Williams' recent extension, explaining how his presence is reshaping the defense's identity and setting a new standard for leadership in the locker room.

The episode takes a deep dive into individual performances, shedding light on the offensive line's struggles, most notably right tackle Terence Steele's tough day against LA's edge rushers—while highlighting strong reps from Tyler Guyton and Cooper Beebe. Over on defense, the crew highlights standout days from unexpected contributors like linebacker Justin Baron, alongside key updates on Donovan Wilson, Shavon Revel Jr., and depth along the roster. Wrapping up with a look ahead to upcoming preseason games and a new "watch list" for under-the-radar players, this episode offers an insider's look at where the Cowboys truly stand as training camp heats up.

Which under-the-radar player on the Doin' Alright preseason watch list are you keeping the closest eye on as the Cowboys head into their next matchup?

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Episode 217: Live from Crown Global Media Studios, Doin’ Alright gets into the thick of Cowboys training camp as Dallas goes head-to-head with the Rams in a high-stakes joint practice. Bryan Broaddus is joined by Jacob Regh of 105.3 The Fan and The Walk-Ons Podcast to break down the biggest story of the day: Quinnen Williams’ massive contract extension. With Williams now locked in, the guys discuss how the deal puts a bow on last year’s blockbuster trades, Stephen Jones’ comments on defensive leadership, and what the Cowboys’ financial picture could mean for George Pickens’ future in Dallas.

The conversation goes beyond the headlines as Bryan and Jacob put several Cowboys under the microscope. Could Maxx Crosby or Jordan Brooks be the next big trade target? Which position battles are starting to take shape? And who is making a serious push for a roster spot? The guys break down the backup quarterback battle between Sam Howell and Joe Milton, concerns along the backup offensive line, and the latest roster risers and fallers. Shavon Revel Jr. and Julius Wood are making their presence felt in the secondary, while DaRon Bland’s lingering health questions remain a major storyline. From big-money contracts to breakout candidates and potential moves, this episode has the Cowboys’ roster under the microscope.

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Episode 216: Live from Cowboys training camp in Oxnard, California, Doin’ Alright with Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi is bringing you straight-up, no-filter football talk from the sidelines. The crew dives into the Cowboys’ roster strategy, including potential trade targets like Miami’s Jordan Brooks and why Dallas may be looking beyond big-name free agents like Von Miller and Bobby Wagner.

Then it’s all about the trenches. Tyler Guyton is showing major growth, Rashan Gary is making his physical presence felt, and the Cowboys’ backup offensive line is raising some serious concerns. Plus, we break down rookie edge rusher Malachi Lawrence, DaRon Bland’s lingering foot soreness, and what to expect when Dallas faces the Rams in highly competitive joint practices. Camp is heating up — and so are the questions surrounding this Cowboys roster.

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