In this special episode of "The Dumb Zone," hosts Dan McDowell and Jake Kemp dive into a lively discussion about Mike McCarthy's infamous confession, their own historic 100th episode milestone, and some hilarious behind-the-scenes moments. Mike McCarthy humorously admits to Jerry Jones about not watching every play of the 2019 season, and the hosts explore the implications and funny aspects of this revelation.

Join the crew as they share their excitement about going video and guide listeners on how to find their content on YouTube. They welcome two special guests, Jeff Jones and Austin Waters, both of whom have been on "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" Their stories of getting on the show, dealing with Regis Philbin and Meredith Vieira, and their unique experiences make for an entertaining segment.

The episode also covers the fun and chaos of listener interactions, the intriguing nuances of sports fandom, and a deep dive into some amusing anecdotes from the hosts' personal lives. Blake Jones shares the wild experience of being recognized from TV and the unexpected encounters that come with minor fame, including awkward moments and unexpected propositions. The conversation shifts to tales of bizarre fan interactions, revealing the quirky side of being a public figure.

Dan McDowell and Jake Kemp join in, discussing everything from the oddities of modern technology to the latest sports news, including the intricacies of NFL contracts and player negotiations.  The guys dive into the complex contract situation of Dallas Cowboys' quarterback Dak Prescott with expert guest Joel Corey. They explore Prescott's leverage, potential for a record-breaking extension, and the challenges the Cowboys face in managing their salary cap. Additionally, the conversation touches on NFL contract strategies, team dynamics, and the impact of top-heavy rosters. Don't miss this insightful discussion on the future of one of the NFL's premier quarterbacks and its implications for the Cowboys. 

Throughout the episode, the hosts maintain their signature humor and candidness, making for an entertaining and engaging listen. Whether discussing the absurdity of Texas highway signs or reminiscing about the heyday of professional wrestling, "The Dumb Zone" delivers laughs and insights in equal measure. 

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