Jean-Jacques Taylor and Will Chambers take a few moments to discuss the second game of the NBA Western Conference Finals and ponder the fact that maybe the Warriors, who have been Steph Curry's team for years, may now have a new face

Jean-Jacques Taylor and Will Chambers discuss the Mavericks receipt of the 5th overall pick in the 2018 NBA Draft because as Will Chambers points out - there are a handful of players who could be real, impact players for the Mavericks

Jean-Jacques Taylor and Will Chambers take a few moments to talk about the Western Conference Finals Game 1, as Jean-Jacques Taylor points out - there is something about this series that everyone seemingly overlooked

Jean-Jacques Taylor and Will Chambers take a deep dive into the numbers and discuss what one of the new additions, one who has fallen under the radar, is capable of as we discuss the impact and fit the newfound RB/WR Tavon Austin can make for the 2018 Dallas Cowboys

Jean-Jacques Taylor and Will Chambers talk with former OU and Cowboys safety Roy Williams about fulfilling his lifelong dream. why he's got no regrets from his NFL career, and stories about his time playing football for Americas team

Jean-Jacques Taylor and Will Chambers discuss the incredible feats of LeBron James, the minutes over his NBA career and at 33 years old, wondering just how much does the face of the league have left when it comes to playing at an elite level.

University of Tennessee Athletic Director, and Jason Witten's College Coach, Phil Fulmer joins J Dub City to talk about the career of the now former Cowboys star, how Witten transitioned from DE to TE, and if there was any truth to those Witten rumors that linked him to the Vols Head Coaching vacancy

Jean-Jacques Taylor and Will Chambers revisit the comments Cowboys VP of Player Personnel Will McClay made about Dez Bryant, and focus on one of the comments about Dak Prescott in the new offense which highlights whay the 3rd year QB may be better off without the Cowboys all-time leader in TD Receptions

Jean-Jacques Taylor and Will Chambers discuss the latest development in the Jason Witten saga. Last week it was reported that Witten was eying the Monday Night Football Lead Analyst Job, however there are a couple new reports surfacing that could impact what is next for the Cowboys Tight End.

Jean-Jacques Taylor and Will Chambers fire off their immediate reaction to the Chris Mortenson report that Cowboys TE Jason Witten is planning to retire after 15 years to join ESPN's new Monday Night Football broadcast team as a lead analyst but will meet today with owner Jerry Jones before making his decision final