Cowboys Break: Good, Bad & (Mostly) Ugly

The show is not only getting back to normal, but phone calls from fans returned as well as we debate LBs, Dak & more.

For the first time in over a year, the entire cast of Cowboys Break was back in the studio again. This week's show centered on the quickest way the Cowboys can fix this defense.

Today's show offers some apologies, some clarity and some hope on a position that has to get better in 2021.

Once again, the discussion drifted towards the QB position, creating a debate on where Dak Prescott ranks among the best in the NFL.

Is it even possible to consider the backup QB spot when so much is unsolved with Dak's situation? We tried to debate both topics on today's show.

This week's show hits on a variety of topics, including the offseason plans. Should the Cowboys have a different plan in 2021?

With the addition of DC Dan Quinn, we wondered how this hire might affect Jaylon Smith and his future with the team.

We discussed many topics in this longer- than-usual show, including Dak's contract and who has the leverage in negotiations.

We wrap up the regular season, reviewing the controversial calls from Sunday and what needs to be fixed moving forward.

As we do the final show of 2020, the crew proposed New Year's Resolutions for the players and staff to use next year.

While the Giants are struggling offensively, let's see if Jason Garrett can figure out a way to test the Cowboys on Sunday.

Two weeks ago, the playoffs seemed like a miracle. Now, it's on the table but we still discussed how realistic it is for Dallas to play beyond Sunday.

The Cowboys have won three straight games and are still in the playoff hunt. So we asked, why have things turned around?

So much has changed since the last time the Cowboys and Eagles faced off. Will the result be different as well?

The Cowboys were left out of the Pro Bowl for the first time in 31 years? Did anyone really deserve it? We discussed that and more.

We discussed what Tony Pollard's performance on Sunday means to Ezekiel Elliott and the RB situation moving forward.

Both the Cowboys and 49ers were supposed to be in contention this year but have been decimated by injuries. Should we expect them both back next year?

The 49ers will certainly try to run over the Cowboys the way other teams have. We discuss how the defense must sell out to stop the running game.

If it's too late for the Cowboys to win the NFC East, we debate the scenario that actually benefits Dallas in the long term.

Despite the 23-point win, not everyone on the show viewed the game as impressive. Listen to the debate on if this was a good win for the Cowboys.

As the Cowboys head to Cincy, we had conflicting picks by the crew on how this game will play out.

While it's clear the defense needs to be shored up, we debated which spot will be harder to fix right away, D-line, LB or secondary?

After another disappointing loss to the Ravens, the crew discussed what exact changes need to occur to fix the issues.

The Ravens are dealing with a lot of moving parts as a result of their recent COVID-19 outbreak. How will that affect Tuesday night's game in Baltimore?

In today's show, we discuss what the Ravens might look like and how much blame Mike McCarthy should get.