The Musers The Podcast

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The Musers The Podcast

Show Notes

March 12, 2026 - On this Cowboys edition of The Musers: The Podcast, George and Bob sort through the early wave of Dallas offseason moves and try to figure out what it all adds up to. There’s reaction to the Cowboys’ usual free agency approach, a discussion of whether the defensive overhaul is actually building toward something meaningful, and a look at why it’s hard to judge the plan while the shopping is still going on.

They also get into trade talk, including the Maxx Crosby drama, the realities of NFL physicals, and what Dallas should be willing to gamble on if it wants to make a real move. Add in some quarterback depth talk, backup job competition, and the usual mix of sharp analysis and nonsense, and it’s Football Friends doing what it does best. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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