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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Episode 144: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi are back to break down NFL Draft drama and the latest news as we sit less than a week away from Night 1 of the 2026 NFL Draft. Bryan opens the show by presenting a mock draft where Sonny Styles and Caleb Downs both fall to Dallas at pick 12. How does Sonny Styles compare to players drafted in that range in recent years? Would you take him over other recent top 10 to 15 defensive picks? Bryan and Voch then roll into another round of player breakdowns, starting with Texas A&M defensive tackle Tyler Onyedim and California cornerback Hezekiah Masses. Could either of these players be late round steal targets for the Dallas Cowboys? Switching to the offensive side of the ball, Bryan explains why he sees potential in SMU wide receiver Jordan Hudson. The draft breakdowns wrap up with South Carolina defensive tackle Nick Barrett and Utah linebacker Lander Barton. The episode closes with Bryan posing a question to Voch: is he preparing himself for any underwhelming picks at 12 or 20?

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Episode 143: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi are back to break down more NFL Draft drama and news, with Night 1 of the 2026 NFL Draft just a week away. Voch starts the show by explaining why it’s okay for everyone to have their own board, and why this draft in particular has so many differing opinions surrounding the top prospects due to the lack of high-end talent. The guys roll straight into player breakdowns as they continue evaluating secondary players. This round starts with NC State cornerback Devon Marshall. Voch explains why his ability to play the ball and read receivers can make up for some athletic shortcomings. Next, Bryan breaks down Ole Miss wide receiver Deshaun Stribling and explains why he has him going as high as the third round. Could Dallas take him to strengthen the WR3 position? Voch and Bryan go back and forth from offense to defense as they move on to Central Michigan edge rusher Michael Heldman. Heldman’s 6-foot-4, 260-pound frame makes him a nightmare to block, and Voch explains why the level of his competition shows two different sides of his tape. Could Heldman be the next Maxx Crosby? The episode wraps up with one more defensive player breakdown: Kansas State safety VJ Payne. If Dallas opts to go elsewhere in the early rounds, could VJ Payne be the perfect late-round safety pick?

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Episode 24: Zach Wolchuk and Iisha Morrison take over The Stack and dive headfirst into the chaos surrounding the NFL Draft. The big question: what are the New York Giants about to do—and how could it completely reshape the Dallas Cowboys’ draft strategy? With a thinner class at key skill positions, does Dallas pivot toward the trenches and attack offensive tackle early? Zach unloads a full rumor dump on the Cowboys’ draft plans, then the duo goes head-to-head breaking down competing mock drafts from Mel Kiper Jr. and Dane Brugler. Where do the Cowboys land? Is a trade-up coming? And if these mocks hit… did Dallas just win the draft before it even started? Plus, Iisha and Zach spotlight underrated sleeper prospects who deserve way more attention as draft night approaches.

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Episode 142: Voch Lombardi is joined by DMV Dallas Cowboys to chop it up about everything NFL Draft and the Dallas Cowboys. How does DMV see the first round shaking up? If it comes down to Caleb Downs, Arvell Reese, and Sonny Styles at pick 6, who should Dallas select if they trade up? If you’re the Cowboys and you’re wiped out at pick 12 with nobody calling to trade up, what do you do? DMV chooses to go on offense—specifically at wide receiver—to help with the George Pickens situation. At what point should Dallas consider selecting Notre Dame RB Jeremiyah Love? Is Dallas making a mistake by not considering Jermod McCoy at 12? DMV gives his favorite draft prospects at pick 20. Should Dallas be talking about tackle more? Is Dallas too comfortable with their pass rush? DMV is happy with the Cowboys’ offseason so far and feels good about the addition of Rashan Gary.

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Episode 141: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi are back to break down more NFL Draft news and prospects. Bryan shares insight on the New York Giants and his belief that they will select Ohio State linebacker Sonny Styles with the fifth overall pick. Bryan also explains why he wants to trade up from pick No. 12, especially after Dallas has begun eliminating players due to injury concerns and off-the-field issues. Does the depth of this draft mean the Cowboys need to hold on to their mid-round picks at all costs? Is Dallas at risk of missing again in this draft? Voch and Bryan discuss why they believe the Cowboys’ front office needs as many picks as possible in case they miss on selections, as they have in past years. Who is a fifth-round prospect that Voch believes could become an impact starter in the NFL? Are the Cowboys better off drafting positions of need in the later rounds, where they may have a higher hit rate? The two also examine why some players’ age is being blown out of proportion, regardless of how strong their film is. With so many teams picking early looking to trade back, does that signal the Cowboys should keep their late-round picks instead of trading up? Who is Voch’s favorite under-the-radar player? The episode wraps up with Bryan and Voch reflecting on something they may be overlooking and haven’t discussed enough.

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