Show Notes
Episode 246: Voch Lombardi and Bryan Broaddus hit the tape to break down what Christian Parker was REALLY trying to accomplish against Washington. From creative pressure packages that couldn’t quite get home to Quinnen Williams eating up blockers without enough help around him, the guys explain why Dallas was close to creating pressure—but still couldn’t finish the job. Then they flip to the offense and show exactly why the Cowboys’ run game has been so inconsistent. One missed block can destroy an entire play, Tyler Smith’s absence is already being felt, and Brevyn Spann-Ford might need an even BIGGER role as Dallas searches for answers up front. Plus, they show how CeeDee Lamb’s awareness and George Pickens’ effort can work together to create huge opportunities for Dak Prescott. And what does the film REALLY say about Caleb Downs? Bryan takes a closer look at the rookie’s first two games, why veteran Cowboys are already communicating through him, where he still needs to improve in coverage, and why Christian Parker may need to find more ways to put him around the football. The tape doesn’t lie. The Cowboys have pieces to work with—but now it’s about figuring out how to get the most out of them before Baltimore comes calling.
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Episode 266: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi dig into how the Cowboys should reshape their secondary if Cobie Durant is able to return against Philadelphia. They debate whether Durant should ultimately play over DaRon Bland, how Dallas can get Caleb Downs out of the slot more often, and why Christian Parker may need to start moving Joey Porter Jr. around to prevent opposing offenses from simply avoiding him. With Porter emerging as one of the defense’s most dependable players, the guys also discuss whether cornerback — not pass rusher — should become Dallas’ priority at the trade deadline.
Episode 265: With the Cowboys sitting at 2-4 and their season approaching a critical stretch, Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi debate when Dallas has to stop thinking like a contender and start thinking about the future. Bryan explains how a front office approaches the trade deadline when a season begins to slip away, including when teams start making calls around the league and letting other clubs know they may be “open for business.” The guys also identify the players they would consider untouchable and discuss what Dallas could realistically get back for valuable pieces on the roster.
Episode 34: The AP Poll might have officially lost the plot. Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker break down a chaotic new Top 25 after a wild weekend of college football, starting with the decision to rank Texas ahead of the Florida team that just beat them head-to-head. The guys debate whether wins, losses, résumé or preseason expectations actually matter anymore — because right now, the rankings don’t seem to follow any consistent logic.
Episode 264: The film points to a tougher truth: the Cowboys had answers against Green Bay, and abandoned them. On this episode of Doin’ Alright, Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi explain why the defense’s struggles don’t excuse an offense that remained within striking distance, found success on the ground and still chose to put the game on Dak Prescott’s arm 50 times.
Episode 33: College football completely lost its mind this weekend. Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker break down Ohio State surviving Indiana in a heavyweight Big Ten battle, Florida stunning Texas in Austin and the growing questions surrounding Arch Manning, Steve Sarkisian and the Longhorns’ offense. Is Sark holding Arch back — and could Manning ultimately be better off developing somewhere else?