Episode 23: Bryan Broaddus is joined by Iisha Morrison and Zach Wolchuk to break down everything NFL Draft-related as we are under two weeks away from Night 1 of the 2026 NFL Draft. Zach starts the show by delivering the latest rumors making the rounds, including Ohio State linebacker Sonny Styles to the Cowboys. Which position is the most valuable to trade up for if you're the Dallas Cowboys? Next, the group ranks the positions Dallas could trade up for. How important is positional value this year, as opposed to drafting the best player available? How could a run on offensive tackles affect Dallas? Is Dallas comfortable taking Bane or Downs? Zach and Iisha give their reasons why the Cowboys will stay at 12 or move up. The episode wraps up with breakdowns of Indiana RB Kaelon Black and North Dakota State WR Bryce Lance.

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Episode 139: Voch Lombardi is joined by Dallas Cowboys insider from the Dallas Morning News, Joseph Hoyt, to break down everything Cowboys-related surrounding the draft and offseason. Voch kicks off the episode by asking Joseph about the Jacob Rodriguez “fan club” and whether they might be missing something about the Texas Tech linebacker. Joseph explains why every NFL team needs a “short king” with a chip on his shoulder. Voch then gets Joseph’s opinion on the Cowboys’ potential to trade up in the draft and who they might target if they do. Does Joseph feel comfortable with an Ohio State safety falling to Dallas at 12? Which round could Dallas target offense? How confident is the Cowboys’ front office in their pass rush room? The episode wraps up with Joseph sharing some names he really likes for Dallas at pick No. 92.

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Episode 138: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi open the show with a discussion about short-arm prospects, as Bryan challenges the idea of always relying on league standards when evaluating a player’s physical build and age. He also expands on a growing shift in the draft landscape, with more players staying in college longer than in previous years due to NIL opportunities, extra eligibility, and the ability to develop physically and mentally before entering the league. Bryan cautions against automatically lowering the ceiling on some of these older players and urges evaluators and fans alike to adjust their expectations and be prepared for draft classes that skew older and more experienced than what the league has historically prioritized. Bryan also shares an update on Miami OT Francis Mauigoa after he undergoes medical rechecks.

With Bryan set to be out on Friday, the guys dive into several offensive line prospects, including Iowa’s Logan Jones, Kentucky’s Jager Burton, Texas guard DJ Campbell, Ole Miss OT Diego Pounds, and another Iowa lineman, Beau Stephens.

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