Cowboys Break: Super Discussion

Our first show since the Super Bowl, the crew debated the biggest takeaways from the Cowboys' perspective and what decisions to make in the offseason.

It's only March but the Cowboys seem to have plenty of question marks about the O-line. We analyze all potential moves.

How will the new guys fit? We broke down all of the signings and how they will work into the Cowboys system.

The Cowboys had a busy Tuesday with plenty of roster moves from re-signings to trades. Which one helps the Cowboys the most?

We ran through most of the Cowboys' free agents and discussed the options on who to keep and who might be playing elsewhere in 2023.

The majority of the show focused on a couple of accomplished vets the Cowboys will be forced to make decisions about here in the near future.

The window is open for teams to give the franchise tag but does it make the most sense to do that with Pollard? The room had a healthy debate on this one.

As we dive into the offseason, there are questions to answer at all positions but we start by addressing both quarterback and running back.

So many changes have occurred in the last week, mostly to the coaching staff. The crew discusses everything from coordinators to play-calling and much more.

As we shift over to the off-season, the discussion centers on potential changes on the coaching staff on both sides of the ball.

After the Cowboys' season-ending playoff loss, the crew discusses potential changes and pondered the future of the coaching staff and QB.

The Cowboys haven't been to an NFC Championship Game in 27 years. What has to happen to end that drought?

The Cowboys Break crew begin their preview of the Cowboys Divisional Playoff matchup, by previewing San Francisco's offense verse Dallas' defense, while taking fan questions and more.

The 49ers offense is loaded with talented players. Even as a rookie, is Brock Purdy one of them?

After the Cowboys' huge road playoff win on Monday, we break down Dak's masterful performance against the Bucs.

Can they win on the road in the playoffs? Can they beat Brady for once? The crew made some tough picks to cap Friday's show, the final podcast before Mondays game.

It's been 30 years since the Cowboys have won a playoff game on the road. Can they finally get it done Monday night in Tampa?

There was a healthy debate on the show when asked if fans and media are overreacting to the Cowboys' final game heading into the playoffs.

While all of the focus seems to be on Tom Brady, is he really the biggest weapon for the Cowboys to worry about?

Whether or not Sunday's loss matters in the big picture, will the way the Cowboys played Sunday linger to the postseason?

The offensive line will have at least one new starter at center, but what does the rest of the line look like against Washington?

The crew broke out a few stories of three Hall of Fame finalists before breaking down Washington's talented defense.

With Washington is out of the playoff race, could this be the time they play a new quarterback? If so, is that a food or bad thing for Dallas?

Looking at potential playoff matchups, the crew debated if they'd rather the Cowboys play Brady or Rodgers?

For the second straight year, the Cowboys have won 12 games and no matter how they got there Thursday night, that's quite an accomplishment.