Mick Shots: It's Go Time

No more dilly-dallying around, it's time to play ball, the guys hitting on stopping the Eagles running game, keeping Jalen Hurts in the pocket, producing pressure without Micah, DaRon Bland's contract, tribute to Lee Roy Jordan, and as usual picks and picks to click.

One topic show, the guys making perfect sense of why the Micah Parsons trade somewhat unexpectedly went down, pointing out not only the compensation but the current and future salary cap ramifications, and then some Kenny Clark analysis.

While the guys bring you up to date with some of the roster moves, they really get into the Micah Parsons continuing sage , along with looking at the 53-man roster, as it stands now, along with 2025 expectations.

An early assessment on the roster moves the Cowboys made getting to 53, and some of the corresponding moves they would eventually make. Then breaking in with two waiver claims that just took place, plus the story of keeping Perrion Winfrey.

With preseason completed and rosters down to 53 on Tuesday, major discussions on certain positions, including backup quarterback, cornerback, wide receiver, running back and how injuries will affect numbers at several position groups. Heavy on Joe Milton.

So much to discuss, so little time, especially now with The Gambler and His Cowboys docuseries premiering Tuesday night to discuss. So, the guys also covering Tuesday night's padded practice, an update on Jonathan's Mingo's sprained knee, what to look for in the final preseason game and much more.

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This is the final Mick Shots from the 2025 Cowboys training camp, the guys wrapping up what's been accomplished and what still needs to be settled with the first game now less than a month away when practice resumes at The Star. We'll all be back together on Monday morning.

Comprehensive discussion on the Cowboys performance in Saturday's first preseason game, offensive and defensive units and breaking down the performance of Joe Milton, if he's ready to become the Cowboys backup quarterback. Plus, couple standouts.

With all four guys together, good analysis on the Cowboys scrimmage with the Rams and a pregame look for Saturday's the first preseason game. Concentrating on the offensive line, cornerbacks, defensive front and vanilla game plan.

We welcome Hek'ma Harrison to Mick Shots, joining Bill at The Star and Mickey still from training camp and Everson to join on Thursday, getting everyone ready for Tuesday's scrimmage against the Rams and sounding off on all things Micah

Lots to talk about for the first day of August, the guys lending perspective on the Cowboys scheduled to work out former offensive lineman La'el Collins in the morning, comparing his age to Nate's career, and down playing Micah's supposedly considering asking for a trade.

After a restless night dealing with the tsunami advisory along the California coast, the guys got into the effects of a couple of injuries causing next guys up, then reviewing what the coordinators had to say on Tuesday afternoon, along with analyzing the offensive line, stopping the run and the running game.

First podcast of the week takes on the first padded practice, Jake Ferguson signing his extension, the sudden rash of injuries, still waiting on Micah and Nate wanting the third receiver candidates to step up.

Thanks to Nate we get a deep dive into second-year OT Tyler Guyton, what he thought of what Nater has said about him while looking for more advice. Then a closer look at Solomon Thomas, Kenneth Murray and the importance of the defensive line play.

Mick Shots kicks off the training camp podcasts, the guys setting the tone for what will take place here in Oxnard. Then on to Micah Parsons and contract concerns, a react to the camp opening press conference and then the positions of concern Part I, with Part II on Thursday.

The boys do a good job of wrapping things up on the final Mick Shots of the offseason, preparing for the three-day minicamp starting on Tuesday, anticipating the arrivals of Micah Parsons and Travon Diggs, then drift into the cornerback position, a deep dive into Jaiir Elam, Michael Irvin's impression on practice and what to look for at the start of training camp that's six weeks away.

The Cowboys enjoyed a great Alumni Day at Friday's OTA practice, where former players were invited to attend the team meeting, position meetings and watch practice, plus interact with the current players. Well, Everson Walls provides great insight into just what that day was like and giving his impressions of the practice on today's show.

Leading off after Memorial Day, the guys review last week's OTA practices and another round coming up this week, while disputing a ridiculously low ranking given QB Dak Prescott, obviously ignoring the great year he had in 2023. Then Everson's assessment of rookie corner Shavon Revel, a review of the entire cornerback position and sizing up the defensive line.

Want to know about high school girls flag football? Got you covered. This ridiculously tough schedule stretch? All you need to know. NFL Meetings hot topics? Covered. OTA practices starting? A good primer. And for good measure, Stars playoffs and Scotty's dominance.

A loaded show, starting off with the Cowboys season opener against the Super Bowl champion Eagles, the history behind it and possible other games when the NFL schedule is officially released on Wednesday. Plus all about the trade for George Pickens and his temporary number being 14.

With offseason activity picking up this past weekend with rookie minicamp, there also is some Stars playoff talk, Everson talk about Cowboys offseason basketball team back in the day, RB Jaydon Blue comparisons, look for No. 2 receiver, another needing an experienced corner and backup quarterback.

With the first say on this draft, Mickey yields to Everson on the Cowboys drafting a guard and why, and Everson gives Mickey credit for turning him on to third-round pick Shavon Revel Jr., while Bill pulls out the Big Green Notebook for confirmation of draft choices. And a sleeper of an undrafted free agent.

With the NFL Draft just three days away the guys play a game of "would ya" with the Cowboys No. 12 pick, starting with maybe trading down, to taking a running back, a wide receiver, a cornerback, defensive end and linebacker. And have no qualms about taking a mid-round quarterback.

With the NFL Draft nye upon us, the guys got serious about some position specifics on what the Cowboys could do at No. 12, also analyzing the QB position, wide receivers and cornerbacks as the Cowboys began Phase I of their voluntary offseason program on Monday.