In this episode Fidel, Albert, and Roberto, and a couple of listeners, talk about another tough lose to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers; and whether in losing a close game to the defending Super Bowl champs, we should be optimistic or pessimistic. 

Fidel and Roberto and joined by Jaime Falcon. They talk NFL draft and what the Cowboys need - which isn't the same as what they'll get. 

It's the final game of the season, which thank god this nightmare is over. This week, Roberto and Fidel are joined by Alberto Perez, a writer based out of Seattle, the podcast's biggest fan and recovering Cowboys fan. The three reflect on the insanity of this season.

This season keeps getting dumber and dumber. Roberto and Fidel discuss the Cowboys thrashing the Eagles and inching closer to a possible playoff berth, the phenomena we are calling "Jerral's gloryhole"—the opposite of Occam's razor—to describe the absurdity that is the NFC East, and the hidden pleasures of not spending the holidays with family. 

Is this joy? Is this what satisfaction feels like? Roberto and Fidel discuss the Cowboys victory over the 49ers, whether winning or tanking is the best option for the team, the impermanence of life and the Canelo fight. 

After a rare Cowboys win, Fidel and Roberto welcome Rodrigo Nuñez as the first guest of the podcast. Rodrigo is a Bengals fan. We talk about our respective team's failures, how a guy from El Paso becomes a Bengals fan, which team has the better future, and who Andy Dalton. 

Another loss. This time to the Baltimore Ravens. Fidel and Roberto talk the Cowboys' dreadful defense, Dez and Covid, Christmas during a pandemic. 

After an absurd loss to a team with no name, Fidel and Roberto talk about the worst thing that can come of this season and what we're thankful for. 

After a Cowboys win over the Vikings, Fidel and Roberto talk about CeeDee Lamb being the team's best player, the NFC Least, and Thanksgiving. 

 It’s a bye week so Roberto and Fidel talk about their favorite subject: Antonio Ramiro Romo. That’s right! The Boys talk about Tony Romo’s Mexican American heritage, how Mexicans end up in places like Wisconsin, why it was important to have a Mexican American leading America’s team, and whether Tony Romo belongs in the hall of fame.