Girls Talk, 'Boys Talk: Something's Gotta Give

The girls examine how the Dallas Cowboys' high-powered offense matches up against an ascending Philadelphia Eagles defense that's beginning to find its identity. Plus, Bree stops by with the "Receipts" straight from inside the locker room—unfiltered quotes, attitude checks, and the mindset of a Dallas squad determined to keep stacking wins in their push to make the playoffs.

The Dallas Cowboys' defense is getting a much-needed jolt just as the Eagles' offense is showing cracks — and the timing couldn't be more critical. With the return of defensive tackle Perrion Winfrey, the Cowboys' interior line is suddenly deeper, stronger, and more disruptive.

The Dallas Cowboys roared out of their BYE week with a decisive 33–16 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders. Dak Prescott looked sharp and in total command of the offense, finding George Pickens and CeeDee Lamb repeatedly as the passing attack rediscovered its rhythm after two sluggish outings.

In this week's wrap-up for the Dallas Cowboys: we begin with the latest injury report heading into Monday night vs. the Las Vegas Raiders, followed by an emotional look inside the locker-room with "Bree with the Receipts", as the team grapples with the tragic loss of their teammate Marshawn Kneeland.

In his first press conference since the unexpected passing of defensive end Marshawn Kneeland, Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer delivered a powerful and emotional message honoring Kneeland's legacy. We break down the key moments that stood out and  how the team plans to move forward in the face of loss.

The Dallas Cowboys are getting key defensive help at the right time, activating linebacker DeMarvion Overshown and rookie cornerback Shavon Revel from injured reserve ahead of the second-half stretch. Overshown's sideline-to-sideline speed and Revel's length in coverage could add a spark to an already formidable defense. As Dallas looks to tighten its playoff push, they'll face a Las Vegas Raiders offense still searching for rhythm under offensive coordinator Chip Kelly, whose play-calling and has come under heavy scrutiny. We break down how Overshown and Revel's return could reshape the Cowboys' defensive rotations—and why the Raiders' inefficiency might spell trouble for a Dallas defense looking to turn the corner.

The Dallas Cowboys are trying to claw their way back into the NFC playoff race. After an up-and-down first half of the season, Dallas has made key additions through free agency and is welcoming back several impact players from injury — but will that be enough to keep pace in the competitive NFC East? We'll take a quick look at how the division stacks up, what's working (and what's not) for the Cowboys, and how a Monday night matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders could set the tone for their playoff push. A win could spark real momentum — but a loss might leave their postseason hopes hanging by a thread.

In this deeply moving episode, we honor the life and legacy of former defensive end Marshawn Kneeland, whose untimely passing has left a profound mark on the sports world. The ladies open up about their personal experiences with loss by suicide, exploring the shared grief, unanswered questions, and emotional ripple effects that follow. Together, they discuss how the pressures of the game—and life beyond the field—can weigh heavily on even the strongest among us. They call for a renewed commitment to empathy, mental wellness, and checking in on one another—not just as teammates or fans, but as human beings.

The Dallas Cowboys made waves at the trade deadline, pulling off two blockbuster deals to acquire All-Pro defensive tackle Quinnen Williams from the New York Jets and standout linebacker Logan Wilson from the Cincinnati Bengals. We break down how these elite defenders fit into Matt Eberflus' scheme, what their arrivals mean for the Cowboys' front seven, and how these moves could reshape the roles of current players on the defense. Could these trades be the final pieces to help Dallas in a playoff push post BYE and more!

The Ladies break down the Dallas Cowboys' shocking Monday Night Football loss to the Arizona Cardinals — a game that left fans frustrated and searching for answers. From offensive misfires to defensive lapses, we dive into what went wrong for Dallas and what must change before the BYE week. Plus, Cowboys tight end Luke Schoonmaker joins the show to discuss how the team plans to reset, regroup, and reignite their playoff hopes after a disappointing primetime defeat.

It's game week on Bullseye or Bust! We're breaking down the latest injury reports and last-minute insights ahead of Monday Night's matchup between the Dallas Cowboys and the Arizona Cardinals. Cardinals Team Reporter Dani Sureck joins the show to give us inside updates and notes on Arizona's game plan and key players. Plus, Kristi Scales delivers some "Spooky Facts" for Halloween — from eerie stats about the Dallas defense to chilling trends that could haunt the field. Tune in for all the final thoughts, player news, and game-day vibes you need before kickoff!

The Cowboys come in looking for a better start, aiming to avoid a rusty opening versus the Broncos last Sunday. The Cardinals, on the other hand, are focused on finishing games better, tightening up late-game and making sure opponents don't pull away. This game will hinge heavily on whether Dallas can get its run game going—especially with star back Javonte Williams—against a stiff Arizona front, then use that ground foundation to open up the down-field passing game. If Dallas succeeds in both phases, they'll win. If Arizona's defensive front holds them and stops chunk plays, the Cardinals have a chance to grind out the finish.

It's a battle of bounce-backs! Dallas looks to reclaim its defensive identity while Arizona comes off a bye looking to find rhythm on offense. The GTBT crew debates how Micah Parsons and the pass rush can get home again, whether the secondary can tighten up, and which Cardinals playmakers could actually make this interesting.

In this episode, the ladies unpack HC Brian Schottenheimer's latest press conference following the Cowboys' disappointing loss to the Denver Broncos. They highlight key notes from his remarks, dive into fan calls and Twitter reactions, and share their own biggest takeaways from the game — from offensive struggles to defensive breakdowns. The crew also debates what the coaching staff need to make ahead of Monday night's showdown against the Arizona Cardinals. Can the Cowboys bounce back and find their rhythm on offense, or are deeper changes needed? Tune in for insights, reactions, and a preview of what's next for Dallas.

The Dallas Cowboys endured one of their most frustrating performances of the season in a humbling road loss to the Denver Broncos. Dak Prescott and the offense never found rhythm, sputtering throughout the afternoon and turning the ball over twice through the air. On the other side of the ball, the defense continued its troubling trend of inconsistency—struggling to contain both the run and the pass as Denver controlled the game from start to finish.

The lights burn brighter at Mile High when history and hunger collide. The Cowboys come in chasing redemption — nearly three decades since their last win over Denver — while the Broncos look to prove their rise is no fluke.
A Dallas win means validation: that the league's most explosive offense can travel, conquer the elements, and shake off ghosts of the past. For Denver, victory cements their defensive dominance and puts the AFC on notice that they're for real.

Then we break it all down with the latest inquiry reports, Nicole's "Bullseye or Bust" Hot Takes, and crown our Farmers Dog "Dog of the Game" — the player who refused to let the moment go.

It's strength versus strength as the Dallas Cowboys' explosive offense takes on a ferocious Denver Broncos defense. How will Dak Prescott and company attack Denver's front while keeping that relentless pass rush at bay? Bree breaks down her "Receipts" from the locker room — including Javonte Williams' emotional return to Denver — while Kristi Scales provides insider perspective on Dallas' long-awaited trip back to the Mile High City. Plus, could Kavontae Turpin and the Cowboys' special teams be the X-factor in a tightly contested matchup? We've got every angle covered in this in-depth preview of a true "good on good" showdown.

In this deep film breakdown, we dissect the Dallas Cowboys' standout defensive performance under recent schematic tweaks from Matt Eberflus, examining how those changes disrupted the Commanders and whether they're sustainable moving forward. With Bo Nix leading a disciplined Denver Broncos offense that has previously exposed Dallas' vulnerabilities, the stage is set for a critical chess match. Can Dallas build on last week's momentum, or will Sean Payton and Nix exploit the cracks once again? We dive into the tape, highlight key matchups, and analyze how each side may adjust in this pivotal clash.

Two pods. One mic. We're breaking down how the Cowboys offense is finding its rhythm — from where this unit ranks in explosiveness and versatility, to the impact of activating Jonathan Mingo and what it means for the stretch ahead.

The Dallas Cowboys delivered a commanding performance in their blowout win over the Washington Commanders on Sunday, showcasing a revitalized defense under new coordinator Matt Eberflus. The unit swarmed to the ball, forced turnovers, and stifled Washington's offense from start to finish, signaling a dramatic shift in intensity and execution. With Eberflus bringing a disciplined, aggressive identity back to Dallas' defense, the Cowboys look poised to build on this momentum as they push deeper into the season. Sunday's win at home wasn't just dominant—it felt like a turning point.

In the final segment of our Cowboys vs. Commanders review, we break down the big NFC East clash with injury updates that could shake up the playoff picture. The Ladies return for another fiery round of "Bullseye or Bust"—with bold takes from the Ladies. Plus, sideline insider Kristi Scales delivers another round of "Fun Facts"you won't want to miss. It's the last word on a rivalry game with major divisional position implications!

We kick off the show with Washington Sports Anchor James Kattato, who brings us the latest inside scoop on the Commanders' injury report, key absences, and what to expect from their defensive front heading into a high-stakes showdown against the Dallas Cowboys. We break down how Dallas plans to attack a banged-up but still dangerous Commanders defense, especially with the return of CeeDee Lamb, KaVontae Turpin, and Tyler Booker. With both teams fighting to stay alive in the NFC East playoff race, this segment sets the tone for a must-win divisional clash loaded with intensity, strategy, and postseason implications.

In this NFC East clash with serious playoff implications, we go deep into the film room to break down how the Dallas Cowboys defense can exploit weaknesses in the Washington Commanders' offensive line to disrupt rookie QB Jayden Daniels. The girls examine the matchups that favor Dallas and how they can rattle the poised Daniels. Plus, Iisha's Insights returns with sharp analysis, fan-submitted questions, and key storylines heading into this critical divisional showdown. Can the Cowboys keep pace in the NFC East, or will the Commanders protect their young star and pull off the upset? Don't miss this all-access breakdown.

The ladies dive deep into the Dallas Cowboys' performance against the Carolina Panthers, analyzing where both the offense and defense failed to execute on Sunday. With growing concern from fans, the crew takes your calls and tackles tough questions about the state of the defense and whether real improvement is on the horizon. Plus, they break down Offensive Coordinator Brian Schottenheimer's press conference—what did he see, what went wrong, and could lineup or scheme changes be on the way? It's an honest, all-access breakdown you don't want to miss.

The Dallas Cowboys suffered a frustrating and unexpected loss to the Carolina Panthers, as defensive woes once again took center stage. Despite a strong showing from Dak Prescott and George Pickens in the air, the Cowboys' inability to establish a ground game and their continued struggles on defense proved costly. Former Cowboy Rico Dowdle gashed his old team for over 200 rushing yards, exposing Dallas' run-stopping deficiencies and handing them a demoralizing defeat.