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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Episode 130: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi break down the latest news surrounding the NFL Draft and prospect Pro Days. Voch warns fans to be prepared for the Cowboys to target an offensive weapon if that player falls. Bryan and Voch also break down more draft prospects, including Texas Tech safety Cole Wisniewski and Texas A&M defensive lineman Albert Regis. They explain what makes cornerbacks Ephesians Prysock from Washington and Charles Demmings of SFA special. The episode wraps up with one final player breakdown—this time on the offensive side of the ball—with Penn State offensive tackle Drew Shelton.

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Episode 129: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi dive into the latest buzz surrounding Myles Garrett’s availability. They also break down Daniel Jeremiah’s argument that Ohio State star safety Caleb Downs may end up dropping out of the top 10. Is that a smokescreen or a sign of things to come? Plus, Brian Schottenheimer believes the Cowboys will be “pure” in their draft strategy. Bryan challenges Voch to name a prospect the Dallas Cowboys might value way higher than they should—and to call out a projected first-rounder who could shock everyone by falling out of the top 32.

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Episode 18: Bryan Broaddus is joined by Zach Wolchuk and Iisha Morrison to talk about what NFL Draft prospects they wish they had scouted earlier in the scouting process. Which position at pick number 12 for the Dallas Cowboys would make the biggest impact for the Cowboys’ defense in year 1? Bryan asks if Dallas can afford to draft an edge in the first round, and that player ends up being unproductive in his rookie year. How would everybody react if the Cowboys opted to improve the offense in the first round as opposed to the defense? The panel goes through a simulated mock draft courtesy of PFF, where the group gets to make each pick in real time. Bryan talks about whether or not Dallas could entertain a trade-up and when the perfect time could be.

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Episode 128: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi continue to bring the latest updates on the 2026 NFL Draft and the top prospects for the Dallas Cowboys. Voch breaks down a video of Jermod McCoy doing a drill, discussing whether he looks comfortable moving around and whether he is healthy given his injury history. Is McCoy still the CB1 in this draft class, or has someone else taken over that top spot? The guys roll right into another round of player breakdowns, beginning with Southeastern Louisiana defensive tackle Kaleb Proctor. They stay on the defensive side of the ball, analyzing Indiana safety Louis Moore and Miami safety Jakobe Thomas. The episode wraps up with a summary of Michigan defensive tackle Rayshaun Benny.

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Episode 127: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi discuss the latest NFL Draft news and rumors and break down new scenarios that may present themselves on draft day for the Dallas Cowboys. What would it take for the Cowboys to select an offensive player at pick 12, and how many of the top defensive prospects would need to be off the board for Dallas to add more firepower on offense? Voch explains why Dallas should consider Jeremiyah Love or Carnell Tate at 12 if they are available and the defensive options are depleted. The guys compare this hypothetical situation to 2020, when the Cowboys needed defensive help but opted to take the best player available in CeeDee Lamb. With safety being a major positional need, Voch has Bryan rank Dillon Thieneman against past safety prospects entering the draft. Could Dallas find itself in a similar situation at cornerback, where players like DaRon Bland or Shavon Revel become depth pieces—similar to what happened with Osa when the Cowboys acquired Quinnen Williams? Who would Voch take at pick 20 if the Cowboys select Jeremiyah Love at 12? Bryan wraps up the show by explaining why Dallas should consider taking the best player available at pick 12 rather than at pick 20.

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Episode 126: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi bring you the latest breaking news, including Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s recent contract extension and how that affects the Dallas Cowboys’ efforts to sign star wide receiver George Pickens to an extension. Bryan presents a list of three players and asks which one other NFL general managers would choose between George Pickens, Garrett Wilson, and DK Metcalf. Bryan and Voch also give their predictions on what George Pickens’ contract could look like and whether a deal will get done. Voch explains what he would do if Dallas is wiped out of defensive players at pick 12 and why wide receiver and other offensive talent could be in play. The guys then begin another round of player breakdowns, starting with Tulane edge Mo Westmoreland. They continue with New Mexico edge Keyshawn James-Newby and Ohio State edge Caden Curry. Edge rushers remain the focus as the episode wraps up with breakdowns of Wisconsin edge Mason Reiger and Utah edge Logan Fano.

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Episode 17: Bryan Broaddus is joined by Zach Wolchuk to play a classic game of “Would You Rather” with an NFL Draft twist. First, would you rather have Texas A&M linebacker Taurean York or TCU linebacker Kaleb Elarms-Orr? Next, would you rather have Missouri linebacker Josiah Trotter or Minnesota linebacker Keyshaun Elliott? Then, another “Would You Rather,” this time between Arkansas cornerback Julian Neal and Florida cornerback Devin Moore. Last but not least, would you rather have Texas Tech defensive tackle Lee Hunter or Ohio State defensive tackle Kaydon McDonald? The guys also revisit the conversation surrounding C.J. Allen, the concerns surrounding his Pro Day, and the lingering knee injury.

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