Cowboys StoryLine: Turning the Page

It's time to move on after the tough loss in Rio. The focus shifts to Houston, where the Cowboys will face a desperate team. Will they match their desperation?

Even the head coach himself said he didn't have a great game calling the plays in Rio. So what needs to change on that side of the ball as they get ready for Houston?

One day later, the heartbreaking loss still stings for Cowboys fans, who not only have concerns but found some positives in the loss to the Ravens.

As the Cowboys get ready to head to Brazil and play in one of the most historic soccer stadiums ever, the talk is still centered around the field, or pitch, and how it might affect the style of game this Sunday.

As the Cowboys get ready to go to Brazil, the focus isn't just the different country but also the playing conditions and how the field might help or hurt the Cowboys against the Ravens.

We can now officially set our sights to this week's trip to Brazil as we turn to a familiar voice to catch us up to speed on the Ravens.

No matter what happened Sunday, the Cowboys have their issues on both sides of the ball, but winning trumps everything and so the callers seem overjoyed to be 1-1 headed to Brazil this week.

The Cowboys find themselves in a situation where they can't afford to drop another division game. So how do they respond in their home opener with the Commanders coming to town?

It seems a little early in the year for any team to have their backs against the wall, but with an 0-1 start and a daunting schedule awaiting them, this has a feel of a game the Cowboys "must" find a way to win.

The ups and downs of the season are already among us - especially the downward part after the first loss. But it's time get back on the horse and the callers are already figuring out how to knock off Washington.

The big focus amongst the callers today was the lack of preseason reps the starters got this year? Where do you stand on the injury risk vs. not having enough prep for Week 1?

After just one game - and not a pretty one - the Cowboys fans are already unsure what to think about the 2026 season. Yes, it's a long season but hopefully it won't be filled with long nights such as Sunday.

The final show of the offseason is complete. The next show will be to recap a game - finally! We give one final preview with game predictions as the Cowboys head off to New York.

We're just a couple of days away from finding some answers to the biggest question of the offseason - What does this Cowboys look like?

For the last few months, we've been talking about how things both look and feel different this season, but one thing that all fans would like to keep is the Cowboys dominance over the Giants.

The regular season is now officially among us, putting the offseason to rest. But it sounds like the Cowboys fans are still wanting some changes to the roster.

Even after a couple days after his release, Joe Milton was the topic of conversation with the callers wondering why he's not on the roster and the decision to keep just two quarterbacks.

While the Cowboys made nearly 40 roster moves, they probably aren't done. What could be next? Expect changes at running back, cornerback and perhaps linebacker.

With one preseason game to play, we keep focusing on the bottom of the roster and the position battles that are still unsettled, such as wide receiver, running back and quarterback.

With the Cowboys back home and still have one preseason game to play, the callers are trying to help cut down the roster and have found lots of depth, making it impossible to keep all of the talent.

In the final podcast from Oxnard, we break down the fighting spirit of the Saints practice and dive into Von Miller's role, his number and his impact on the defense.

One of the best pass rushers in NFL history and a future Hall of Famer is headed to this defense. Just what do we expect from Von Miller?

While there is excitement stemming from the Rams joint practice, especially from the defense, we still need to remind everyone that it was a practice and there is still plenty of work to do and progress to be made.

With preseason football finally under way, the excitement seems higher than ever for the Cowboys, who are getting the hype from the national media. But the callers wanna know … is that a good thing?

One position that continues to be addressed is cornerback and how these guys are covering the receivers in practice. While it does look like it improved group, it still has the most question marks.