Both the Buccaneers and Packers blitzed like they knew how the Cowboys would react. So what is the Dallas offense going to do differently to change things up? And how can they overcome what seems to be confusion in trying to defend against the blitz? Plus, would running the ball more actually help? Maybe not in some situations.

Everson returns to the podcast from his charity golf tournament duties, adding his take on the Cowboys loss to the Packers, and offering great insight on the Cowboys cornerbacks. Discussion turns to Philly QB Jalen Hurts apparently out for the season battling his blood clot ailment. Mickey still battling some officiating calls in the Packers game and a lively discussion on running the ball more or why would you.

On today's episode of the Break, Derek Eagleton, Voch Lombardi and Tommy Yarrish discuss Brian Schottenheimer's Monday press conference, and share their thoughts on how he explained Dallas' loss to the Packers.

There's still 11 games left on the schedule so we've got plenty of times to fix the issues. The callers are tying to figure it out and came up with their own solutions, which includes running the call, moving Pickens around and more.

Nicole Hutchison, Isaiah Stanback, Patrik Walker & Josh Rodriguez take listener calls on a Talkin' Tuesday and answer questions like the possibility of Brian Schottenheimer relinquishing play-calling duties, fixing the defenses' 3rd down woes, and much more.

The Ladies break down the Cowboys' disappointing loss to the Green Bay Packers. A lackluster offensive performance, a defense that couldn't get off the field on third down, and plenty of questions about what comes next. Is Coach Schottenheimer starting to feel the heat? The Ladies sound off on what needs to change in Dallas!

Newy Scruggs, Barry Church, Damontre Moore and Anthony Dorsett discuss the Cowboys' loss to the Packers, debate whether it's time to press the panic button, analyze the offensive struggles including 50-plus pass attempts and poor red zone performance.

The Cowboys had 10 days to prepare for this game against the Packers, so why did it look like they weren't ready? Why do they look so out of sync on both sides of the ball? Maybe more importantly, can they figure out how to dig themselves out of this hole, and as Nate says, "Just do your job"? Let's break down another disappointing loss.

The crew breaks down how Green Bay abandoned the run game and followed a similar blueprint to Tampa Bay by bringing pressure on Dak Prescott. They discuss the offense's struggles, George Pickens' lack of early involvement, a key interception, and why the Cowboys' defense couldn't generate enough pressure on the quarterback.