It's a Christmas-themed Say It With Your Chest Tuesday as Kyle Youmans, Patrik Walker, Isaiah Stanback, and Josh Rodriguez debate whether Dak Prescott should even be playing in a game with little at stake and why the risk might outweigh the reward. Plus, Isaiah breaks down the Commanders in QB Vision and Josh delivers a holiday-flavored Get Ya Popcorn Ready full of cheer and chaos.

This is the season of giving and the time when we focus on presents. But it appears there is way more talk about the future than the actual present as we did our final show before Christmas.

We break down the initial injury report and react to Brian Schottenheimer's press conference comments—what stood out, and what they reveal about the team's mentality heading into the final two games of the season.

Trent Sieg joins Brad Sham and Nicole Hutchison on the Miller Lite Cowboys Hour presented by Albertsons and Tom Thumb on 105.3 The Fan.

Newy Scruggs, Damontre Moore and Anthony Dorsett discuss latest Dallas Cowboys news and notes on The Player's Lounge.

It's not coaches make players, right? So would a different defensive coordinator really produced different results? Perhaps, but probably not in a big way. Plus, could Tyler Smith moving to left tackle become permanent? Let's hope not. He's a Pro Bowl guard, after all. And has this team struggled to make in-game adjustments on offense as well? Where are the counterpunches?

Digesting the loss to the Chargers with the help of Nate in Frisco, focusing on moving Tyler Smith to left tackle, the fact the Cowboys were somewhat forced to play Trevon Diggs at corner, the plight of defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus and a defense having given up at least 30 points eight times this season.

Derek Eagleton, Ambar Garcia, Voch Lombardi and Bryan Broaddus discuss latest Dallas Cowboys news and notes on Cowboys Break.

This season has shown us all they need to get more great players and there's no better place to do that than the first round. The fans agree the Cowboys need to make sure and keep those first-rounders and put less focus on the second round and beyond.