Cowboys StoryLine: Apologies to the Running Man

Of all the players getting accolades right now, the fans are loving Javonte Williams and even apologizing for not initially liking the move to sign him back in March.

The offensive line was patched together with four new starters but it was no problem on Sunday for the Cowboys and OC Klayton Adams, who is getting plenty of love from the fans.

Even four games into the season, the Cowboys find themselves behind the pack. A game like this against the winless Jets already had a "must-win" feel to it. Will they get it done?

The Cowboys might have the best offense in the NFL statically but the pass defense is the worst. So it's puzzling just what is going on with Trevon Diggs and why he hasn't played more.

It's been four weeks of a guessing-game for the Cowboys defense. Today was a different version of guessing as we took "blind" callers to the show.

Despite not getting the win on Sunday, the callers seem to be impressed with the fight the Cowboys showed against the Packers and how it might relate to the remaining games on the schedule.

After the first regular-season tie in 56 years, the fans really don't know how to feel about this one. Happy they didn't get blown out but also so close to a win and coming up short. The feelings were mixed throughout the show!

In the final show before Micah's return to Dallas Sunday night, the callers weighed in on what they'd do if they were made Cowboys general manager for a day.

After three games, the popular opinion amongst fans is we need to see some personnel changes in the lineup. What new player do you want to see vs. Green Bay?

The season hasn't gotten off to the best start for Cowboys fans and Sunday might be the biggest challenge yet. But isn't it a bit early to give up hope?

At 1-2 and ranking near the bottom in every defense category, is it a problem with the coaches, the players or both?

The frustration level is sky high after Sunday's demoralizing loss in Chicago. How does it get better and what's the primary issue? We discussed all of that and more.

Things have barely calmed down from the last game but it looks like we might be ready for yet another wild one in Chicago. Are the Cowboys ready for another one?

We got calls from Chicago to Greenland and many places in between with some of them literally trying to catch real-life bears. Sunday in Chicago will be a challenge as well.

As the Cowboys get ready to play in Chicago, the callers not only talked about past game in the Windy City, but also how it might affect kicker Brandon Aubrey, who has been automatic this season.

While the callers seemed excited about adding a veteran in Jadeveon Clowney, what about CB? There's a veteran on the street that is also on the wish list.

The Cowboys found a way to win and that's all that matters but the feelings weren't super confident after the game and much of that stems from the secondary and the lack of coverage.

While you want to play your best players on the field, do some of the veterans stop progress for rookies such as Jaydon Blue and Shemar James to get on the field? Will we see those guys Sunday vs. NYG?

Is it possible to be 0-1 and still overlook the opponent? The callers are wondering if the Cowboys will somehow look past the Giants this week.

Heading into Week 2, the Cowboys have a "Giant" hurdle to climb as starting the season 0-2 would be a disaster. How do they avoid that on Sunday?

With one game under their belt, Cowboys have a couple of players the fans are looking to see more from, including RB Jaydon Blue. Is this the week for the rookie?

While most of the fans continue to be encouraged from the opener, one caller's opinion seemed to rile up the others as they chimed in with their support for Dak heading into Week 2.

Two things can be true and did the callers, they were obviously disappointed in letting that game get away but still encouraged with what this season can be.

Have to stop Philly's run? What about their passing attack? Need to score points to match? Need to find a consistent pass rush? It's "YES" to everything as we prepare one last time for Thursday's opener.

After the biggest trade since Herschel Walker in 1989, the callers expressed their feelings on the Micah trade, which actually appear to be all over the map.