The Cowboys had a great season, but it came to an end last weekend in LA. The man who literally wrote the book on the 'Boys, Gary Myers, joined Tim & Jenks to talk about the team's biggest offseason question marks.

Only four teams remain, so Tim and Jenks reach out to The Action Network's Evan Abrams to give us the most important trends as we head into Championship Weekend in the NFL.

On today's "The Daily Line" Podcast with Tim & Jenks:

--Rufus Peabody's $1 million robbery in Atlantic City

--Biggest surprises of the NFL weekend

--Devon Still on his daughter's cancer remission

--Our Picks of the Day!

When the daughter of former Bengals lineman Devon Still was diagnosed with cancer, the entire football world took notice. Now out of the league, Devon talks to Tim and Jenks about Leah's recovery.

The biggest story in gambling over the weekend was professional gambler Rufus Peabody apparently being robbed of $1 million in a DraftKings tourney. Rufus joined Tim and Jenks to let us know exactly what went down in Atlantic City.

On today's "The Daily Line" Podcast with Tim & Jenks:

--DC sports bars refuse to show the local teams on their TVs

--DraftKings analyst Pat Mayo gives us his best NFL Daily Fantasy plays

--Rich Ohrnberger played for both the Chargers & Pats

--Our Picks of the Day!

Who better to help Tim & Jenks breakdown Sunday's Chargers/Patriots game than a man who played for both teams in his career. Rich Ohrnberger joined the show to give us his obviously unbiased opinion.

It's the best weekend of the year in the NFL, with the final eight teams playing over two days. Several of you will be playing Daily Fantasy, so Tim & Jenks reached out to DraftKings' Pat Mayo for the best value plays.

On today's "Daily Line" podcast with Tim & Jenks:

--Kyler Murray throws NFL Draftniks into a frenzy

--Brandon Lang has Tim & Jenks live betting his teasers

--Sports Professor Rick Horrow says we'll all be live gambling in stadiums soon

--We predict 18 states will have legalized gambling this year

With Kyler Murray entering the NFL Draft, Tim & Jenks asked CBS Sports Draft expert Chris Trappaso how high he could go in the draft. You can imagine the Heisman winner will almost assuredly be a first rounder.