Mick Shots Podcast

With the NFL Draft now just three days away, this became a deep dive into what the Cowboys might do come Thursday. Much of the talked centered on the possibility of the Cowboys trading down from the 24^th pick and also on multiple positions of first-round need.

Bill, Savannah, Everson and Mickey discuss the latest Dallas Cowboys news and notes from The Star in Frisco, TX.

Maybe the first podcast ever to begin with sunglasses in place, prepping for the total eclipse on this Monday, then the gang does a deep dive into signing of Chuma, draft talk at defensive tackle, then linebacker and offensive tackle, along with what to do with Micah and finding out about Trey Lance.

A little bit of this and a little bit of that on Monday's podcast, starting with the possibility of NC State big man DJ Burns Jr. playing offensive tackle, Big 12 Pro Day, Zeke, draft QBs, UFL kickoffs and where might Trey Lance fit into the quarterback scene.

After a little NCAA Tournament and the passing away of Bill's iPad turned into a lengthy discussion of all the important decisions the Cowboys must make refurbishing the roster and what their biggest needs still are this offseason.

Been nine days since the last Mick Shots podcast and the gang have a comprehensive review of all that has taken place since the March 13 start to free agency, especially explaining why the Cowboys couldn't match the Jets deal with Tyron Smith.

The free agency period is underway as a pair of starters went to other teams in the middle of the show.

Bill, Savannah, and Everson are without Mickey this week to discuss the latest Dallas Cowboys news and notes from The Star in Frisco, TX.

With the gang back together, first looking back 35 years to Jerry buying the team, a little Danny White Davey O'Brien Legend Award, to the career of Golden Richards, then moving forward to the salary cap update, plus Zimm and new assistants.

What a great look back in history, Cowboys former video director Robert Blackwell joins as a special guest with Mickey and Savannah, taking a look back at his 40-year career with the Cowboys and the NFL video progression since he began in 1981.

No analysis shortage of Kansas City's Super Bowl LVIII victory over San Francisco that sure emphasized the importance of playing well defensively in these playoffs games, along with overtime strategies, Cowboys search for a defensive coordinator and Hall of Fame ignoring Woody.

From Cowboys search for a new defensive coordinator to the East West Shrine Bowl to the Pro Bowl to Futbol, FIFA selecting AT&T Stadium for 9 games in the 2026 World Cup, we covered it all, including Super Bowl picks.

Talk centered on the NFL conference championship games, especially the Niners beating the Lions for the NFC title, plus the weird plays and Dan Campbell decisions turning the game around. Also bragging on picking Chiefs to win and how games should influence Cowboys.

Appropriately with the Cowboys out of the playoffs, it was a rainy Monday at The Star, but not stopping the gang from analyzing the weekend playoff games, while giving Everson a chance to reflect on the Cowboys loss to Green Bay and Savannah to step up into the Captain's Chair.

Doom and gloom at The Star, the 12-5, No. 2 seed Cowboys going down to the Packers. So it is time to pick up the pieces, diagnosing what went wrong in the playoff loss, including an undermanned defense and an offense exposed early by the Packers QB pressure and zoning secondary.

The playoffs and Savannah's return kick up the energy ahead of Cowboys-Packers, starting with weather talk around the NFL, injury updates for both teams, Nate's cameo appearance on The Pack's offense, All-Pro reveal and Wildcard picks, including Cowboys and picks to click.

After an injury update and Everson reminiscing over former coaches Bill Belichick and Nick Saban moving on, then comes another deep dive into the Packers, pointing out they might be a much better team than their 9-8 record, especially with the emergence of Jordan Love.

This is a healthy dose of Cowboys and Packers history heading into Sunday's playoff game, going all the way back to the first two of the eight playoff meetings. Then an emphasis on stopping the Packers running game and answers to Savannah's question about Cowboys playoff history.

After a brief discussion of the college championship game, it was on to the Green Bay Packers and what we learned in the season finale beating Washington. NFL coaching changes and a little on Eagles faltering, all leading to warming up to facing the Packers next.

The Cowboys did exactly what they should have done walloping the Commanders, followed by a somewhat muted celebration. Much credit to the pieced together offensive line. Now on to Green Bay. And voting unanimously for Dak MVP.

That's what this game comes down to for the Cowboys, just win, and why there was some Washington talk, what the game means to the Commandeers and QB Sam Howell plus draft seeding. A little Dalvin Cook talk, couple trivia questions and then picks and picks to click.

Talk about covering a lot of ground, the crew today gives a practice squad roster update, especially La'el Collins' addition, then dived into the Pro Bowl selections, MVP talk, potential Cowboys playoff opponents, Dak's numbers and finally some Washington talk.

Opinions were flying high today, starting with some upcoming roster moves and why, Lions hip-dropping on Dak, bogus tripping call, some MVP talk comparing Dak to Lamar Jackson, CeeDee to Tyreek Hill and even more clarification on that two-point conversion officials got doubly right.

This is a loaded show, starting with those college games over the weekend, then the NFC East turning upside down, CeeDee being Mick's Pick to Click and the possibility of signing some former players for depth purposes. And of course, straightening out the 2-point conversion controversy.

Mickey, Bill, Savannah, and Everson discuss the latest Dallas Cowboys news and notes from The Star in Frisco, TX.

On the 48^th anniversary of the Hail Mary, the crew paid their respects and to Everson's birthday, too. More Cotton Bowl talk, a good injury update for Saturday night's game and our views on Darren Wooding being a finalist again for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Some good Micah talk, too.

What a fun podcast with former Cowboys head coach and longtime assistant Dave Campo, in town to pay his respects for Jimmy Johnson going into the Ring of Honor on Saturday. As always Camps has a ton of stories and good analysis of this team. Fun time for all.

This is the first chance to break down the loss to the Dolphins, and the analysis goes heavy on the fumble at the one, the inability of the Cowboys defense to put pressure on Tua and the lack of protection for Dak. And now is the time to get ready for Detroit and still hope for a Eagles loss.

Your best Cowboys-Dolphins holiday pregame show, including an up to the minute injury update, a Bass and Edoga analysis just in case, an NFL  playoff picture, deep dive into Dolphins running game and Mostert, picks, picks to click and in the holiday spirit even Rudolph  gets a mention.

A very complimentary podcast on these 10-4 Miami Dolphins, looking at both the offense and a defense with stats better than you might think. Also, injury updates for both teams, especially on the O-Lines, and Savannah gleaning some insight from binge watching Hard Knocks featuring Miami.

After dealing with league wide road woes and games on Christmas, attention turns to the Miami Dolphins and specifically speedy WR Tyreek Hill. Who better to ask about how to deal with Hill than four-time Pro Bowl defensive back Everson Walls, 3-time NFL leader in interceptions.

While all seemed lost after the loss to Buffalo, one day later the Cowboys are back in first place in the NFC East. Philly loses to Seattle and now the gang examines all the tiebreaker scenarios. Everson gets his chance to analyze the Bills game, especially the run defense and penalties. On to Miami.

Not much good came out of Sunday's loss to the Bills, starting with the Cowboys deciding to defer after winning the coin toss. Then the gang depicted like four key plays in the game signficantly contributing to the loss. But found some sunshine to end the show, the Cowboys qualifying for the playoffs.

Breaking news all around the podcast, from Buffalo injury updates to Kellen Moore becoming the betting favorite as the interim head coach of the Chargers. Then playing with potentially a wet football, a Gilmore-Diggs matchup, premium on running the ball and of course picks and picks to click.

After some playoff clinching scenarios and some Mazi Smith talk, was time to engage in serious Buffalo Bills talk in advance of Sunday's game. A little weather, a little Josh Allen and Stephon Diggs and that Bills defense, big on sacks and tough against the run is the scouting report.

After getting to the bottom of where "Here We Gooo" began at the line of scrimmage, leading to the slogan on hoodies in the player lockers, the gang went on to Brandon Aubrey NFC Special Teams Player of the Week, a historical look at the Bills, playing on the road and NFL Meetings.

No matter it was the previously 10-2 Eagles, the Cowboys continued to roll, winning their fifth straight game, yes, a quality win beyond reproach. Dak played well enough to win, the defense stepped up, especially Stephon Gilmore, and this kicker Aubrey continues to amaze, all tying the Cowboys for first place in the East.

That's the bottom line for the Cowboys Sunday night against the Eagles. Just figure out how to win. And guys talk about the City of Philadelphia, the radio culture, memories of being there, how well Zeke played Thursday night, a little Switzer talk and some pertinent game notes to know.

For the first time in a month the Cowboys worked in pads, though the wind chased them inside Ford Center. Talk centered around CeeDee Lamb, on pace to rewrite the franchise receiving record book, early Pro Bowl leaders and secondary coach Al Harris impact on the young corners.

Surprise topic today with head coach Mike McCarthy having appendectomy surgery, Bill knowing what he's going through. Just another indication how many hurdles must overcome to an extended winning streak. Then roster adjustments and why Shaq Leonard decided to join the Eagles.

Never too early to start talking Eagles-Cowboys, while stepping out to discuss the raging CFP decision to leave Florida State out. Then what the Cowboys can take from the Niners to beat Philly and what the Cowboys need to improve on to beat the Eagles in the rematch.

After the Cowboys taking a three-day break, it was back to work at the Star on Monday, with the 49ers doing them a favor on Sunday by beating the Eagles. That's sets up Sunday night's rematch, Cowboys-Eagles. Cowboys win, they pulled into a tie for first place in the NFC East.

The Cowboys had to overcome multiple obstacles to beat Seattle Thursday night, the only thing important becoming finding a way to just win. So many players made key plays down the stretch. Where is Michael Gallup? And looking forward to meeting the Eagles on Dec. 10.

Just an early pregame show for Seahawks-Cowboys, Thursday night, talking keys to a Cowboys win, our usual picks and picks to click. For sure a Shaq Leonard update, an. Injury update and the potential to run on the Seahawks, but most importantly getting to Seattle QB Gino Smith.

All-encompassing show today, starting with MNF, low scoring games around the NFL, Cowboys on practice field, injury update and some offensive line talk, big factor in the resurgence of Tony Pollard and Dak. Some Shaq Leonard perspective and Mickey's rants at the end.

Time for some reflection, going back to the joyous Thanksgiving Day win over Washington, along with all the trimmings that went along with it, including DaRon Bland's record setting Pick-6 and Savannah knocking her picks out of the park. Plus, an update on a pursuit of Shaq Leonard.

What a way to get ready for Thanksgiving Day's Cowboys game, reveling in Cowboys Thanksgiving memories, Everson's athletic history, DaRon Bland finally named the NFC Defensive Player of the Week and some well-thought out picks and picks to click.

That the Eagles came from behind to beat the Chiefs Monday night proves you can't count on anyone else to do you a favor. Then how the Cowboys prepare for the short week Thanksgiving Day game, the Commanders passing attack and Everson's forgotten Super Bowl payoff.

The gang was back together again. Cowboys win their second straight. Beat Panthers. Daron Bland coming after Everson's and Trevon Diggs' franchise single-season interception record. And Jimmy and Jerry come together for Ring of Honor announcement.

With Everson and Savannah missing, Nate in Frisco sits in to liven up the podcast, talking the importance of the quarterback, the number of them missing in action and the importance of the offensive line. Plus how Jerry's final words heading into Carolina are "Remember Arizona."

Talk about covering a wide range of topics today, including grabbing a couple of text questions. First some Carolina talk, why Frank Reich has returned to calling plays, then a little Bill Polian history. A walk down memory lane with Everson, Cowboys run game and Panthers to worry about.

Time to move on from wiping out the Giants, and now it's on to Carolina, searching for what the Cowboys should worry about on Sunday playing a 1-8 team not scoring many points. But pointing out the Cowboys road record and how they might open up a roster spot for LB Rashaan Evans

Taking a deep dive into the Leighton Vander Esch situation, why he will remain on IR and how this might affect his career. Now what the Cowboys do at the linebacker position, just how well CeeDee Lamb is playing, examining all the way back to his last 18 games. And how 'bout Dak.

That's what the Cowboys did to the Giants, the Podcast starting with the Cowboys fight song and few complaints following a 49-17 victory. A lot of stats, lot of firsts and were discussed the theme being the Cowboys did what they should have done to the now 2-8 Giants.

With Bill and Savannah out today, Big Nate fills in, pumping up the energy. Everson talks about never having taken an opponent lightly, and the Cowboys shouldn't with the 2-7 Giants. Then Nate analyzing Terence Steele, and of course picks, and picks to click, and you've got to hear Nate's score.

Taking a deeper dive into the 2-7 Giants team, having a struggling offense now starting rookie QB Tommy DeVito behind an equally struggling offensive line. Cowboys must put a premium on stopping the Giants running game, improve their own and as Mike McCarthy said, "Farm their own land."

Everything you ever wanted to know about the Tommy DiVitos out there, including the Giants starting quarterback Sunday against the Cowboys, along with WR Martavis Bryant added to the practice squad. Plus just how well Dak Prescott is playing and the future schedule.

Still not moving on from the loss to the Eagles, like ways to face the Brotherly Shove, plays hard to forget, what's up with the Cowboys offensive line and how that affects the struggling running game. And a visit from Nate in Frisco on his thoughts about that line and the running game.

Tough loss for the Cowboys in Philly, coming up a couple of plays and inches short of defeating the Eagles. So the gang discusses what happened, from what constitutes a catch, to the near misses and some fine performances that just came up short not getting ion the end zone.

The earliest pregame show for Cowboys-Eagles, getting everyone ready for Sunday's big game, and big for both teams. A look at Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown, Everson breaking down how to cover him and a few choice comments from owner Jerry Jones on Rangers success being inspiring.