With a week between shows, the guys tackle a plethora of topics, with George Pickens being franchised, the Cowboys needs if playing a 3-4 base, but not forgetting a four-man nickel front, to nickel back, to needs at outside and inside linebacker, to potential first-round draft candidates, to even Everson asking Mickey “what’s up with your boy,” who happened to be kicker Brandon Aubrey.

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The podcast seating arrangement might have changed, but not the quality of information, starting with excellent analysis of the U.S.A. gold medal winning Olympic hockey game victory over Canada, then turning to the Cowboys re-signing RB Javonte Williams, cutting LB Logan Wilson and the next steps, like signing WR George Pickens and K Brandon Aubrey to preferable long terms deals, cap implications and thoughts on new DC Christian Parker.

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With Everson out, Nate Newton high-tailed it over to join the show, interrupting sports talk to discuss the surprise Presidential Pardon he received the end of last week, how the news was broken to him by Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and how grateful he is after paying his debt to society and changing his life. Oh, did talk sports, the Cowboys ability to franchise George Pickens and new linebacker coach Scott Symons.

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The guys take a deep dive into Seattle’s Super Bowl victory over New England, making a point of emphasizing how the Seahawks defense made all the difference in the world. Bill equates the Seahawks trade of Russell Wilson to the Cowboys Herschel Walker trade to Minnesota, and continued irrigation of Darren Woodson being ignored in the Hal of Fame voting.

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Covering a whole lot of ground, starting with a review of the assistant coaches having been hired, starting with the new DC Christian Parker and two of his assistants, then positions the Cowboys still need to fill and now ramifications of all 10 NFL head coach positions being filled. Plus,  don’t forget about still improving the offense and picking the Super Bowl winner.

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Bill Jones, Hek'ma Harrison, Everson Walls and Nate Newton discuss the latest Dallas Cowboys news and notes on Mick Shots

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The guys covered a lot of ground Tuesday morning, Mickey apologizing for his temper tantrum on the previous show, emotionally mentioning the death of Emory Tyler, the former Cowboys Bus driver and friend and then on to the four playoff games over the weekend and Monday night’s CFP championship game, along with a look at the Cowboys current defensive coordinator candidates so far.

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That season finale loss to the Giants produces an array of Shots, though starting first with Black Monday for NFL coaches, then getting back into the same ol’ Cowboys defense failing, DC Matt Eberflus’ future, needing to refurbish nearly all defensive positions, the Clowney Affect and what the Giants had going.

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The guys begin talking about the final game of the season,. To play or not to play certain players, but then dug in on the Trevon Diggs saga, even tuning into head coach Brian Shotteneheimer’s press conference to hear him answer the first few questions on releasing Diggs and then giving their thought on the subject before actually making picks and picks to click for the final game of the season against the Giants.

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Breaking news strikes in the middle of the podcast, the Cowboys outright releasing CB Trevon Diggs with one game left in the season and three years left on his non-guaranteed base salaries, and the guys react, no one really surprised this saga has come to this end. Also talk of the Pro Football Hall of Fame and position of greatest need going forward.

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