Shan and RJ

The former Cowboy turned marijuana activist sits down with Roy to talk about what's keeping him busy these days (:40), being shadowbanned on social media (1:40), having to combat the perception of his image (8:00), why he advocates for marijuana use over the current drugs being prescribed in the NFL (14:02), his viral retirement video (16:36), a message for fellow Compton-grown celebrity Snoop Dogg (18:30), why he didn't try to wait out the NFL seeming to loosen their testing of marijuana (22:21), what he thinks the players could do to send a message to ownership (25:17), the surprising places he's received support (30:04), why his "love" for football was never a choice (32:35), his relationship with Cowboys coachings (39:12), on what he wishes he could've done differently in Dallas (43:58), on knowing what plays were coming on offense when he was with the team (47:00), and a story of how the NFL manipulated their drug testing system to catch him in the act (48:50), and why he's now turning his attention towards positive change and marijuana advocacy.

The guys react to their interview with Jerry Jones, they talk to Cowboys insider Mickey Spanola, and have some fun with Ben and Skin.

A particular statistic suggests that Dak Prescott is not only playing the best ball of his career, but also better than even Patrick Mahomes this season!  The guys debate whether or not that's actually true.

The owner and GM of the Dallas Cowboys joins Shan and RJ every Tuesday morning at 8:30.

RJ goes around the college football landscape from the weekend, telling you who impressed and who wet the bed!

The guys go around the NFL, and they speak with the Cowboys owner and GM Jerry Jones every Tuesday at 8:30!

Headlines of the Day, Troy Aikman weighs in on the Dak barometer discussion, and RJ Choppy unleashes his patented review of the college football weekend in the College Kegger!

The good news for the teams in the NFC East, a star player who could still be on the move, and is Dak Prescott playing just as well as the NFL's leading MVP candidate?

The guys open up the show discussing the awfulness that was Monday Night Football last night, and whether or not the game is still the entertainment draw that it used to be.

The guys highlight their final best and worst moments from the game, Mickey Spagnola gives you an insider's perspective, and the guys mix with Ben and Skin.