Episode 146: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi are joined by former Dallas Cowboys head coach Dave Campo to dive into the 2026 NFL Draft as Night 1 approaches. Campo pulls back the curtain on draft room dynamics, breaks down the head coach’s role in the process, and explains why the influence of scouts may be shrinking. The crew also reacts to Jerry Jones’ comments on how Dallas operates without a traditional GM—and why Brian Schottenheimer might be set up for more success than past Cowboys head coaches. Plus, player breakdowns you don’t want to miss: Campo highlights top safety prospects, including Caleb Downs (Ohio State) and Dillon Thieneman (Oregon), and explains what makes them stand out in this year’s class. All that and more as we gear up for draft night.

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Episode 145: It’s Draft Week! Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi dive into a wild weekend of breaking news and potential trades that could flip the first round on its head. The guys open with a blockbuster: the New York Giants sending Dexter Lawrence to the Cincinnati Bengals for pick No. 10. What does it mean for the Dallas Cowboys at No. 12? Could key targets get sniped, or will a defensive star fall right into Dallas’ lap? They break down the biggest threats to Dallas’ draft board, explore what Cincinnati’s plan might’ve been at No. 10, and predict which top defender is most likely to slide. To close it out: a bold scenario—Dallas lands Caleb Downs at 12, then swings a deal with the Las Vegas Raiders to bring in Maxx Crosby. Buckle up—this one’s loaded.

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Episode 25: Bryan Broaddus is joined by Zach Wolchuk to break down all things NFL Draft as we get closer and closer to Night 1 of the 2026 NFL Draft. Zach opens the show by giving predictions on some major developments that could happen throughout the draft. Will there be a lot of movement, or will it be relatively quiet? He also predicts that a run on offensive tackles in the first round could benefit the Dallas Cowboys. Bryan asks Zach if he’s prepared for potential disappointment at pick 12. Bryan believes Dallas is perfectly comfortable staying at picks 12 and 20 and keeping both first round selections. What is the general consensus on inter-division trades? Which teams behind Dallas at 12 could move up? How far back could Dallas be willing to trade from picks 12 or 20? If Dallas were to trade back to 27 with the San Francisco 49ers, Zach makes selections at both 20 and 27 to gauge what might be available. In another mock trade scenario, Zach makes a pick for Dallas at 12 and then at 31. Does the success of a trade back depend on which player is available when the pick is made? The episode concludes with Zach highlighting a couple of players he’s been watching closely, including Duke center Brian Parker and Iowa center Logan Jones.

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