Episode 21: Bryan Broaddus is joined by Zach Wolchuk to break down the latest draft news and highlight players they believe aren’t getting enough attention. Bryan opens the show by discussing the rise of hybrid players in this year’s draft, whether it’s nickel corners or nickel safeties, and why that versatility could be essential for the Cowboys defense. Examples include Avieon Terrell, widely considered one of the top nickel corners in the class, and Chandler Rivers. Is Brandon Cisse still an option for Dallas, and why has he fallen under the radar? Wolchuk also explains why D’Angelo Ponds was one of his favorite players to study on tape. Other cornerback prospects to watch include Chris Johnson, Jadon Canady, and Malik Muhammad. Zach also shares a list of hybrid nickel safeties he ranks ahead of several of the previously mentioned corners. The episode wraps up with Wolchuk discussing Bryce Lance.

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Episode 134: Bryan Broaddus is back alongside Voch Lombardi to break down the latest NFL Draft buzz. Voch dives into a mock draft from Matt Miller, where Dallas used its first three picks on defense before making a 180-degree turn and going all offense to wrap up the draft. In this scenario, they even selected a quarterback in the later rounds. Is that a realistic possibility for Dallas? It’s Quarterback Friday as Bryan and Voch put a bow on their QB breakdowns with their final four prospects. Voch kicks things off with North Dakota State quarterback Cole Payton, making the case for why Payton could be the next Dak Prescott. Next, Bryan breaks down his favorite fifth-round quarterback, Georgia Tech’s Haynes King, explaining how his toughness and experience make him an intriguing prospect. The episode wraps up with the final two quarterback evaluations: Baylor’s Sawyer Robertson and Illinois’ Luke Altmyer.

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Episode 134: Voch Lombardi is joined by Zac from Doublemove to share his thoughts on the Dallas Cowboys’ offseason and the latest NFL Draft news. Zac discusses what he would do with pick 12 if Dallas is wiped out of all the elite defensive talent. Should the Cowboys pivot to an offensive player in that situation? The group also gives their opinions on Jermod McCoy’s pro day and whether Dallas is in a position to take the risk of drafting an injury-prone prospect. If the Cowboys go offense at pick 12, do they absolutely need to address defense at 20? Zac explains why Dallas should select Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love at 12 and how he and Javonte Williams could form the best backfield in the NFL. The episode wraps up with Zac giving his predictions for the upcoming Cowboys season.

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Episode 20: Bryan Broaddus is joined by Iisha Morrison and Zach Wolchuk to break down the latest NFL Draft buzz surrounding pro days and top prospect performances. The episode kicks off with the group sharing their thoughts on Jermod McCoy’s pro day performance and whether it improved his chances of becoming a Dallas Cowboy. The panel then breaks down a 2026 NFL mock draft in which Dallas moves up to pick No. 3 to make a huge splash at edge rusher by selecting David Bailey out of Texas Tech. Who would each host choose at pick No. 3 if the Cowboys traded up, and how do the moves Dallas made in the offseason affect that decision? Is “best player available” a myth? How much can a coach’s influence—or outside pressure on a draft board—impact the overall draft? The episode concludes with both Zach and Iisha naming one player that everyone should keep an eye on.

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Episode 133: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi are back to break down more NFL Draft content. With pro days rolling along, there are tons of stories to cover. Jermod McCoy finally had his pro day, and Bryan and Voch are ready to break it down. How much stock do his 40-yard dash time and broad jump hold within the Dallas Cowboys’ draft room, considering he didn’t take part in many actual drills? Is he healthy enough for Dallas to consider him in the first round? Voch gives his ideal draft “haul” for Dallas, with Caleb Downs at pick 12 and Jermod McCoy sliding all the way to pick 20 for the Cowboys. Bryan continues the Jermod McCoy conversation and gives a list of defensive players he would take over McCoy. The guys continue their player breakdowns, and it’s another quarterback-focused day, starting with Penn State QB Drew Allar. Next, Bryan explains why Arkansas quarterback Taylen Green is being slept on by NFL teams. The episode wraps up with breakdowns of a few more quarterbacks, including Clemson’s Cade Klubnik and Kansas QB Jalon Daniels.

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Episode 132: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi are back at it, breaking down the NFL Draft. Bryan poses the question of whether the Dallas Cowboys are in a position to draft purely based on taking the best player available at each pick. Is Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer trying to throw people off the scent of drafting defensive help, or is he seriously considering bolstering the offense even more? Would Dallas have more success in this upcoming draft by going with the best players available regardless of position, or should they attack positional needs? Bryan and Voch discuss the latest comments from Stephen Jones about how Dallas went “all in” on elite free-agent linebackers. Bryan is convinced that the Cowboys tend to “fall into” their best players when it comes to the draft. Voch once again explains why the Cowboys need so much help on defense, pointing out that they struggled to force punts against some of the more mediocre quarterbacks in the NFL. Does Dallas need to draft a “hybrid” player in the secondary who can play all over the field, or would they be better off selecting someone who specializes in one position? Bryan and Voch also break down their concern levels regarding Tyler Guyton and whether he can be the guy for Dallas at left tackle. The guys wrap up the episode by discussing whether the moves Dallas has made so far have raised the ceiling or the floor of the team.

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Episode 131: Day one of our quarterback evaluations has officially arrived. Bryan and Voch open the show with some talk about Pittsburgh Linebacker Kyle Louis and some thoughts on the new-look Cowboys defense under Christian Parker after they signed former Saints DE Jonathan Bullard. Then, Bryan and Voch jump into their analysis of their first four draft-eligible QBs. They start with the projected No. 1 pick and National Champion from Indiana, Fernando Mendoza. Next, Bryan breaks down the quarterback from his alma mater, LSU’s Garrett Nussmeier. The guys wrap up their prospect breakdowns with Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson and Miami quarterback Carson Beck.

TIMESTAMPS

00:00 Kyle Louis Pro Day workout

6:31 Christian Parker’s new-look defense

11:56 Quarterback analysis overview

14:19 Fernando Mendoza | Quarterback | Indiana

21:16 Garrett Nussmeir | Quarterback | LSU

30:30 Carson Beck | Quarterback | Miami

39:50 Ty Simpson | Quarterback | Alabama

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Episode 19: Bryan Broaddus is joined by Zach Wolchuk and Iisha Morrison to take a deep dive into all things NFL Draft. Bryan asks Iisha and Zach to name one player they believe they have ranked correctly but other scouts may be overlooking. Iisha names three players, starting with Treydan Stukes. Where could Stukes go in this draft given his injury history? Zach begins his list with Illinois edge Gabe Jacas. Why is last year’s Big Ten sack leader flying under the radar? Iisha continues with Indiana edge Mikail Kamara, explaining why he could be valuable on both defense and special teams. Next, Wolchuk shifts to the offensive side of the ball with Georgia State wide receiver Ted Hurst. Could he be a late-round option for Dallas to add more offensive firepower? Iisha wraps up her list with TCU linebacker Kaleb Elarms-Orr. What traits does he possess that make him a strong option for Dallas? The final name on Zach’s list is Kentucky interior offensive lineman Jalen Farmer. The episode concludes with a discussion on whether Dallas should consider moving Cooper Beebe to guard and target a center in the draft.

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