Matt Mosley and Ed Werder discuss several topics after the Cowboys lose their 2nd consecutive home game.

Packers Hall of Famer, Brett Favre joins his old buddy Ed Werder to discuss:

·        Cowboys

·        Concussions

·        Romo’s Broadcasting

Turns out Favre may have been the biggest Roger Staubach fan ever. 

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The Cowboys are 2-1 and tied for 1st in the NFC East after beating the Cardinals in the desert.

Matt and Ed talk about the emergence of a Cowboys pass rush. Or have they just been fortunate to face 2 of the 3 worst offensive lines in the conference.

They also discuss the Cowboys symbolic gesture of equality and unity prior to The National Anthem.

Zeke rushes for 8 yards on 9 carries.  Dak Prescott throws 2 INTs. Matt Mosley calls it a brutal effort by the Cowboys in a 42-17 loss to the Broncos.

For the first time since 1972, Ed Werder spent the day in the stands in Denver.  

Ed says that the Broncos did a good job of forcing the Cowboys to rely on their QB.

The guys also talk about the brewing Jerry Jones/Roger Goodell feud.

The Cowboys take care of the Giants. Zeke rushes for over 100 yards. The Cowboys defense does not allow a touchdown. And Jaylon Smith starts and plays well with 4 tackles and 3 assists.

After the game, Zeke Elliott addressed his off field issues saying that he does not believe that he’s a distraction and that he’s glad that he’ll get a chance to prove his innocence.

Matt and Ed discuss it all on this episode of The Doomsday Podcast

In an "emergency episode" of The Doomsday Podcast, Michael McCann joins Ed and Matt to talk about the ruling that Zeke Elliott's 6 game suspension be upheld.

Michael is a legal analyst and writer for Sports Illustrated.

Matt & Ed also give their predictions for the upcoming game vs the NY Giants

The Cowboys get a victory in the “dress rehearsal” preseason game. But they lose starting LB Anthony Hitchens for at least the first half of the season.  Ed Werder explains that this is not the worst possible outcome.  There was some fear that this would be a season ending injury. Ed says that he thinks that the coaching staff is comfortable with Jaylon Smith’s ability vs the run so he may be a logical move to replace Hitchens early in the season. But they don’t want to force Smith to play too much too early, so Justin Durant will also get some opportunities.

Ed and Matt also discuss how important Zeke Elliott is to Dak Prescott AND the Cowboys defense as well. Controlling the clock was one of the keys to last year’s success. That may be a challenge once Zeke starts serving his suspension.  A suspension that Ed does not think will be automatically reduced. Matt, on the other hand, thinks that there’s a chance it will be reduced by a couple of games.

The Doomsday Podcast crew returns from a well deserved vacation.

Peter King tells The Doomsday Podcast that the Cowboys are going to be good even if Zeke Elliott misses the full 6 games.

He also says that he wouldn't be surprised if the some of the league owners rise up and start challenging Roger Goodell's power.

Future Hall of Famer Jason Witten joins Matt and Ed in this episode of The Doomsday Podcast.

He talks about accountability on and off the field. He also talks specifically about Zeke Elliott.

Continuing their focus on Tight Ends, the guys also talk about emerging Training Camp Star and Baylor Alum Rico Gathers.

Former Cowboy great Darren Woodson joins The Doomsday Podcast from Oxnard, California.

He tells Matt & Ed that he's still mad at Jerry & Jimmy for blowing up their relationship during the 90's.

Woody says that if Jerry & Jimmy hadn't ruined a good thing he would have at least 1 if not 2 more Super Bowl Rings.