Best Podcast Episodes About Dallas Cowboys
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Updated: Apr 27, 2026 – 44 episodes
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“Did you watch the Cowboys call to Caleb Downs I did Pretty cool I did Really cool I love all the calls I think the calls are so cool And especially just how different the players answer the phone You know, like some of them are like, wow, coach is amazing. Thank you. Like Caleb was so excited to get that call. Some other ones are like, what's up, Jerry? It'd be pretty cool to be drafted by the Cowboys. Even if you're not a Cowboys fan, like that's an organization you …”
“Did you watch the Cowboys call to Caleb Downs I did Pretty cool I did Really cool I love all the calls I think the calls are so cool And especially just how different the players answer the phone You know, like some of them are like, wow, coach is amazing. Thank you. Like Caleb was so excited to get that call. Some other ones are like, what's up, Jerry? It'd be pretty cool to be drafted by the Cowboys. Even if you're not a Cowboys fan, like that's an organization you want to play for because it's prime time. Yeah. It's old but still cool new. Like the Packers are old and it's cool because it's old, but they're not – it's not cool because it's also – they're like new and – I want to say relevant because they've won before. But people don't – how would I phrase this? The Cowboys are still today cool as much as they …”
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In a hilarious twist, the hosts discuss how Jerry Jones' family-centric ownership may be holding back the Cowboys. The funniest moment comes when they ponder the future of the team, imagining a kid who looks 19 becoming the owner one day—it's a comedic take on the absurdity of family-run sports teams.
“I wanted to talk about something I did that was really stupid. So I brought this Dallas Cowboys helmet in. Kevin, you don't know this story yet. This is bad. Nope. So this is a triple signature Cowboys helmet. I know it's Emmett Smith. I know it's Michael Irvin. Oh, my gosh. I don't know who the other one is. Probably Aikman. It seems like it might be Aikman. I guess I could go to like if we go to the I don't know you can go to the side oh does it have a number yeah the problem is I left it in the window and the sun completely faded all …”
“I wanted to talk about something I did that was really stupid. So I brought this Dallas Cowboys helmet in. Kevin, you don't know this story yet. This is bad. Nope. So this is a triple signature Cowboys helmet. I know it's Emmett Smith. I know it's Michael Irvin. Oh, my gosh. I don't know who the other one is. Probably Aikman. It seems like it might be Aikman. I guess I could go to like if we go to the I don't know you can go to the side oh does it have a number yeah the problem is I left it in the window and the sun completely faded all three of the autographs I was looking at it I was like is that invisible ink you can barely see it and I guess I could figure out whose it is but I left it in the window and it has faded all three so this is a helmet that probably would have been like $2,500 to $3,000 because it's a real helmet It's an old school helmet. It's triple. It's a triple …”
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In a hilarious twist of fate, Bobby shares the story of how he ruined a valuable Dallas Cowboys helmet by leaving it in the sun, fading all the autographs. The banter around whether to trace the signatures or just call it a loss, coupled with a discussion about Troy Aikman's old-school views on player toughness, makes for a comedic exploration of sports memorabilia and generational differences in football culture.
“… each other with your lives. Exactly. Who's your horse going to tell? They would also get naked. Fording rivers was like a huge – that was one thing cowboys would be afraid of because it's like these dudes can't not swim. Being covered head to toe in denim doesn't help when you're neck deep in the Mississippi River. Your wrist is like – you have a thing wrapped – a leather strap wrapped around your wrist. You're going to lose the horse. The other part is just a horse biting it to hold on to it. Yeah, I don't know. horses can swim too which surprise i just didn't know they can swim yeah a horse can …”
“… I think it happened out on the range more than people care to admit, man. I mean, you're talking about you're on the plains. Sunsets. Yeah, you're out on the plains, man. There's not a tree inside. It's just grass as far as you can see. Trusting each other with your lives. Exactly. Who's your horse going to tell? They would also get naked. Fording rivers was like a huge – that was one thing cowboys would be afraid of because it's like these dudes can't not swim. Being covered head to toe in denim doesn't help when you're neck deep in the Mississippi River. Your wrist is like – you have a thing wrapped – a leather strap wrapped around your wrist. You're going to lose the horse. The other part is just a horse biting it to hold on to it. Yeah, I don't know. horses can swim too which surprise i just didn't know they can swim yeah a horse can swim crazy but yeah they uh they would like get naked too they'd all get naked together because it's like you only have so many dry clothes so you wrap up your clothes because they you know if they got like wet from a rainstorm you had one other change of clothes you think fat cowboys wear a shirt in the river i think it was impossible i don't …”
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In this hilarious segment, the hosts dive into the unexpected connection between cowboy life and boners, highlighting how both can lead to some awkward moments. The absurdity of discussing 'fat cowboys' and the nostalgia of youthful crushes on Anne Frank's diary create a riotous blend of humor and relatable experiences.
“… and they move him up in the rankings. I love Ty, so I hope he gets to number one. But heavyweight's a shot. Oh, shit. Oh, that's bad. There goes the Dallas Cowboys. As usual. Yeah, as usual. That dude's a fucking tank, man. Yeah, he's a problem. Damn. MVP's up next. Is that guy Russian or something? What is he? Was his name Iwo? That was Iwo? I think he's from Poland. Is he Polish? Iwo Baranowski. Baranowski. But to your point, Joe, the heavyweight division is... Poland? Yeah. The heavyweight division is... It's the worst it's ever been. It's weird because you've got Gabe Stevenson, who's not in the UFC …”
“… Is that the only time that's ever happened? I don't know. How do you win and get cut? Because you're not entertaining, but you're beating guys. But I never, I mean, you still have to tell them. And you got Ty Tuivasa, who's lost like six in a row, and they move him up in the rankings. I love Ty, so I hope he gets to number one. But heavyweight's a shot. Oh, shit. Oh, that's bad. There goes the Dallas Cowboys. As usual. Yeah, as usual. That dude's a fucking tank, man. Yeah, he's a problem. Damn. MVP's up next. Is that guy Russian or something? What is he? Was his name Iwo? That was Iwo? I think he's from Poland. Is he Polish? Iwo Baranowski. Baranowski. But to your point, Joe, the heavyweight division is... Poland? Yeah. The heavyweight division is... It's the worst it's ever been. It's weird because you've got Gabe Stevenson, who's not in the UFC yet. He's the guy that's the most interesting. Dude. And he's not even in the UFC. Someone got me. It must have been... You know, there's MMA sites that leak shit. And who knows if it's true. they're like Gabe Stevenson versus JDS on the MVP card I'm like bro take my fucking money I was crunk for it and then I was doing all my shows crazy you could …”
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The crew hilariously recalls the infamous moment when NFL wide receiver Johnny Morton got knocked out in a kickboxing match, leaving him stretchered and embarrassed in front of his friends. The banter about the absurdity of athletes transitioning to MMA adds a comedic layer, with the guys questioning how someone could win a fight and still get cut for being boring.
“… is he really is good at pleasing everybody, finding solutions that work for everyone. And so he says, okay, I'll move forward. So he drafts the Cowboys GM in Dallas, a guy named Tex Schramm, to secretly open negotiations with Lamar Hunt. Lamar, at this point, has moved the Texans to Kansas City, where they've become the Chiefs. Also, how great is it that the first Cowboys owner is named Tex? I know. So great. He was the GM. I don't think he was the principal owner, but I think he had an ownership stake. So Tex approaches Lamar in early 1966, says, hey, I'm the emissary of the NFL. Roselle sent …”
“… going to direct you, Roselle, to go start merger negotiations with the AFL. Roselle doesn't want to do it. He thinks they can win. He wants to fight. But he's like, okay, I work for you. One of his superpowers, the way he's able to achieve all of this, is he really is good at pleasing everybody, finding solutions that work for everyone. And so he says, okay, I'll move forward. So he drafts the Cowboys GM in Dallas, a guy named Tex Schramm, to secretly open negotiations with Lamar Hunt. Lamar, at this point, has moved the Texans to Kansas City, where they've become the Chiefs. Also, how great is it that the first Cowboys owner is named Tex? I know. So great. He was the GM. I don't think he was the principal owner, but I think he had an ownership stake. So Tex approaches Lamar in early 1966, says, hey, I'm the emissary of the NFL. Roselle sent me. I'm here to talk merger, but we got to keep this under wraps. Because if word gets out, then all hell's going to break loose. So they start working, discussing. There are no notes. There's no written notes. It's just like them chatting with each other for a couple months. As they start, the other owners don't know about it. Which is hard, …”
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In a shocking twist during the 1960s sports rivalry, the NFL initiated a 'babysitting program' to keep college stars from signing with the AFL. This led to a series of secret merger negotiations as both leagues scrambled to secure their futures, culminating in a dramatic moment when the NFL poached an AFL kicker, igniting a full-blown war. Al Davis of the AFL saw this as the perfect opportunity to demand a merger, predicting the NFL would soon come begging to negotiate.
“… event and nothing is better than the NFL football and teams going to pay big dollars for it And they know that After missing out on Max Probs the Cowboys opted for another edge rusher Rayshon Gary is headed to the Cowboys with an old teammate of Kenny Clark to bolster the Cowboys pass rush post Michael Parsons era. Ocho, do you like the signing? I like it. I like I like Rashon Gary. I like the signing. I didn't like the disappearing act that he pulled after having nine sacks the last nine games. Maybe it was a 10 sack. No, he had zero sacks the last nine games. That's what I was trying to say. …”
“… up everything. We put it on any network you want to. You want CBS? You want, hey, you want CNN, whatever network you want? Hey, hey. Netflix, hey, you know in order to be considered for real, you got to get live events. You got to get a live sporting event and nothing is better than the NFL football and teams going to pay big dollars for it And they know that After missing out on Max Probs the Cowboys opted for another edge rusher Rayshon Gary is headed to the Cowboys with an old teammate of Kenny Clark to bolster the Cowboys pass rush post Michael Parsons era. Ocho, do you like the signing? I like it. I like I like Rashon Gary. I like the signing. I didn't like the disappearing act that he pulled after having nine sacks the last nine games. Maybe it was a 10 sack. No, he had zero sacks the last nine games. That's what I was trying to say. But how many did he have before those last nine games where he went on hiatus? I think he had like eight and a half. Okay, yeah. I mean, whatever the number. In his first eight games. And then he got shut out the last nine games. Yeah, the last nine. So obviously once Micah got there and Micah came, Micah had 12 and a half.”
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Rashon Gary's signing with the Cowboys raises eyebrows due to his drastic drop in performance, going from eight and a half sacks in the first half of the season to zero in the last nine games. This shift occurred after the arrival of Micah Parsons, who dominated the pass rush. The question remains: can Gary bounce back and regain his former prowess in Dallas?
“… to a three-year deal worth $36 million. But it wasn't the length of the contract or the money that swayed him. According to NFL insider Jane Slater, Dallas was actually very competitive in the bidding for Dean's talent and made an offer that was very similar to that made by the Raiders. Dean apparently said he could see himself in both places. In the end, though, ultimately he went with his gut feeling and picked Las Vegas by what he described to her as a 51 margin Ocho choosing the Raiders over the Cowboys I mean both no incomes taxed in either state Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. I don't know. I'm …”
“… You wouldn't be hoping Aaron Rodgers would come back. We'd better be known that we'd love to have Aaron back. Right. They would move on. They would move on. 25-year-old linebacker Nekobe Dean signed with the Las Vegas Raiders, reportedly agreeing to a three-year deal worth $36 million. But it wasn't the length of the contract or the money that swayed him. According to NFL insider Jane Slater, Dallas was actually very competitive in the bidding for Dean's talent and made an offer that was very similar to that made by the Raiders. Dean apparently said he could see himself in both places. In the end, though, ultimately he went with his gut feeling and picked Las Vegas by what he described to her as a 51 margin Ocho choosing the Raiders over the Cowboys I mean both no incomes taxed in either state Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. I don't know. I'm not sure what went about when it came down to making his decision at the end. Cowboys defense. That's tough. I would love to be a fly on the wall to understand those conversations he had with his agent and when he chose to go to Las Vegas. And why? Is it what Las Vegas is building? Is it a belief in them understanding that they've cleaned house in a …”
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Nekobe Dean made a surprising choice, signing a lucrative three-year, $36 million deal with the Las Vegas Raiders instead of the competitive offer from the Dallas Cowboys. His decision came down to a gut feeling, highlighting the factors that influence player contracts beyond just money, including team direction and personal aspirations. This choice raises questions about the Cowboys' appeal and the Raiders' potential for success in the AFC West.
“home when the newspaper lands on the lawn, that a police officer in Dallas is being arrested for trying to have Michael Irvin killed because his girlfriend was in a motel room doing God knows what with Michael Irvin. This has been a long time that he has this reputation. It has been, it has been, it has been earned, earned, not given heat and, and he's also somebody who, uh, at the height of the Dallas Cowboys are the biggest thing in America. He's got criminal charges and is walking through the courtroom with a fur …”
“home when the newspaper lands on the lawn, that a police officer in Dallas is being arrested for trying to have Michael Irvin killed because his girlfriend was in a motel room doing God knows what with Michael Irvin. This has been a long time that he has this reputation. It has been, it has been, it has been earned, earned, not given heat and, and he's also somebody who, uh, at the height of the Dallas Cowboys are the biggest thing in America. He's got criminal charges and is walking through the courtroom with a fur and a fedora because he's like, I'm playing to my constituency. Like he's, I don't know who he would have to blame for this reputation other than himself. He was the poster child for those crazy Dallas Cowboys, mid nineties teams. And he's the poster child for two things because he's the poster child for those crazy Miami teams too as well. And he's …”
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In a jaw-dropping revelation, Diego Maradona was given cocaine on the soccer field right after scoring a goal, with no one seeming to care. This incident highlights the bizarre acceptance of drug use in sports, contrasting sharply with Michael Irvin's long-standing reputation tied to cocaine. While Irvin has faced scrutiny for his past associations, Maradona's open drug use during games raises questions about the culture surrounding addiction in athletics.
“… heal correctly. I don't think he failed the physical I just I don't And then if I were to pick My favorite place for Max Crosby to go Would be the Dallas Cowboys And I'm not a Cowboys fan But he's a perfect Dallas Cowboy Oh wow, I didn't even think of that Big, loud, brash Fans love him Him with the star on his helmet Just sparkling on the outside And a nine technique coming to rage He'd be a perfect Dallas Cowboy and they've got some draft picks that they can trade for them too. They just got Rashawn Gary. Yes, they did. That was a huge trade. They traded for him. They could trade off that big screen. …”
“… I've been around the league for a long time now. I've never seen anything like this. Of that type of caliber player, one of the number one defensive players in the entire NFL, just failing a physical and then saying, no, we don't believe he's going to heal correctly. I don't think he failed the physical I just I don't And then if I were to pick My favorite place for Max Crosby to go Would be the Dallas Cowboys And I'm not a Cowboys fan But he's a perfect Dallas Cowboy Oh wow, I didn't even think of that Big, loud, brash Fans love him Him with the star on his helmet Just sparkling on the outside And a nine technique coming to rage He'd be a perfect Dallas Cowboy and they've got some draft picks that they can trade for them too. They just got Rashawn Gary. Yes, they did. That was a huge trade. They traded for him. They could trade off that big screen. Just trade that for him. That's like Babe Ruth getting traded for a play back in the day. That's what they need. Dallas had the worst defense in the league. They gave up 31 points a game. Go get Max Crosby. I love that. Did you like playing with Dallas? Was it fun? It was awesome. I would think that would be such a fun place to play. Incredible. …”
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In a hilarious twist, the hosts debate the idea of Max Crosby joining the Dallas Cowboys, with one host passionately comparing it to Babe Ruth's trade. The segment takes a light-hearted turn as they reminisce about the glory days of the Cowboys while playfully discussing the importance of a good beard, making it both entertaining and relatable.
“… So on the profound end when will the U send ground forces into Iran? They want to know that answer. On the silly, stupid end, what will the Dallas Cowboys do with the 12th pick in the NFL draft? And when they talk to reporters, these are the questions they ask. What are they going to do with the 12th pick? What are they going to do? That information is unknowable. The best, most plugged in reporter could not know that information. So this sends people to prediction markets or things like prediction markets because it's like, oh, here I can find an answer to this or I can put some money down and …”
“… as deep throat style truth tellers, which I do not believe. But I do think there something about the media and where it lets people down that relevant here which is if you study the way people consume information they always want to know what is unknowable So on the profound end when will the U send ground forces into Iran? They want to know that answer. On the silly, stupid end, what will the Dallas Cowboys do with the 12th pick in the NFL draft? And when they talk to reporters, these are the questions they ask. What are they going to do with the 12th pick? What are they going to do? That information is unknowable. The best, most plugged in reporter could not know that information. So this sends people to prediction markets or things like prediction markets because it's like, oh, here I can find an answer to this or I can put some money down and predict an answer to this. And so I think that is all tied into this. Absolutely. You know, it's just we've gotten to this point in history where there's so much news and yet there's not the answer to the question that you want. Right. And is that is that a failure on the part of the media? I don't think so. But it's just this very natural, very …”
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The media's failure to provide clear answers drives people to prediction markets, according to Tariq Mansur, CEO of Kalshi. In a world saturated with information yet lacking clarity, individuals seek to predict the unknowable, from political outcomes to sports drafts. This reliance on prediction markets raises concerns about their potential toxicity in our culture.
“… home team but i never i was never fully juiced in. My sister, my oldest sister, she ended up, her big dream growing up, she wanted to cheer for the Cowboys. So she cheered for the Cowboys for two seasons. So most of my family are Cowboys fans, but I never really had a team. So I bounced all around. Every year, I just kind of take a pick. Hey, I like a good SEC quarterback. I'll follow him. My favorite arena to perform in, arena as well as fargo in philadelphia it's a hard arena um they like the bad guys more and for whatever reason on a night i had nothing going on this is money in the bank years …”
“… that number seven jersey every day i was all about it and then the worst thing that could have possibly happened in the state of georgia yeah and then we fell off as a fandom and then of course maddie ice and the the comeback so i always loved my home team but i never i was never fully juiced in. My sister, my oldest sister, she ended up, her big dream growing up, she wanted to cheer for the Cowboys. So she cheered for the Cowboys for two seasons. So most of my family are Cowboys fans, but I never really had a team. So I bounced all around. Every year, I just kind of take a pick. Hey, I like a good SEC quarterback. I'll follow him. My favorite arena to perform in, arena as well as fargo in philadelphia it's a hard arena um they like the bad guys more and for whatever reason on a night i had nothing going on this is money in the bank years ago i'm sorry i'm looking at you lamara like you know exactly guaranteed us you know and uh the way the story we told the match was like maybe they'll get behind cody because this is kind of a an odd group that we don't have a running favorite maybe they'll get behind him they got behind me in this match and the story of the match was more about me …”
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Cody Rhodes shares a hilarious tale of how he went from a casual NFL fan to a die-hard Eagles supporter after a memorable game experience. The kicker? He got treated better than Joe Biden at the stadium, which leads to a funny reflection on family loyalties and the absurdity of fandom.
“… an elite guy but you are going to get a Brandon Graham and that pretty damn good good And from next stats from 2021 to 2024 with Micah Parsons the Cowboys had the best pass rush win rate in the NFL beating 49% of their pass blocks within two and a half seconds. They traded Parsons to the Packers in August. Their pass rush win rate this past season fell to 40% down to nine. I mean, that's one player, right? So that to me is a huge part of it, but also that safety position for the Philadelphia Eagles is critical. So are we getting our Mason Graham, or are we getting, honestly, what we all agree is …”
“… for Vic Fangio and the coordinator before him. So they are coming. Do you remember what one scout told us about Reuben Bain at the Senior Bowl? Tell me. He's Brandon Graham. remember that? that's a brilliant recall he's Brandon Graham you may not get an elite guy but you are going to get a Brandon Graham and that pretty damn good good And from next stats from 2021 to 2024 with Micah Parsons the Cowboys had the best pass rush win rate in the NFL beating 49% of their pass blocks within two and a half seconds. They traded Parsons to the Packers in August. Their pass rush win rate this past season fell to 40% down to nine. I mean, that's one player, right? So that to me is a huge part of it, but also that safety position for the Philadelphia Eagles is critical. So are we getting our Mason Graham, or are we getting, honestly, what we all agree is one of the five best football players in this draft. And you look at this Dallas Cowboys defense. We talked on the phone two nights ago before I did the mock draft, and I said, what do they need? they need safety and they need another edge, right? Because we're looking at Rashawn Gary they brought in and Otito Obanye, but they don't really have the …”
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The Dallas Cowboys are making a strategic decision by selecting Caleb Downs, a safety crucial for their defense. This pick comes after a notable decline in their pass rush after trading away star Micah Parsons. With a focus on securing difference-makers, the Cowboys are determined to enhance their defensive lineup in this draft.
“… ain't got to worry about you. I don't want to get up in the middle of the night and look and I got 1,700 missed calls and text messages. So what did Dallas give up to move up a couple of spots? They move up one spot, so you had to probably give up a second-round pick. Bane might not have to leave Miami Ocho hey sure might not you know what I'm not that YouTube TV so slow I'm going to just watch the chat I'm going to let the chat tell me who's going chat I'm relying on y'all to let me know who's going so I'm reading the chat my TV not working and connecting to the goddamn box damn okay okay the …”
“I want to be able to go to bed and turn my phone face down. And nobody ain't got to worry about you. I don't want to get up in the middle of the night and look and I got 1,700 missed calls and text messages. So what did Dallas give up to move up a couple of spots? They move up one spot, so you had to probably give up a second-round pick. Bane might not have to leave Miami Ocho hey sure might not you know what I'm not that YouTube TV so slow I'm going to just watch the chat I'm going to let the chat tell me who's going chat I'm relying on y'all to let me know who's going so I'm reading the chat my TV not working and connecting to the goddamn box damn okay okay the Cowboys they move up one spot get number 12 the dolphins get um excuse me the cowboys get number 11 the dolphins trade back one spot to get to number 12 which was the cowboys and they get picked 177 and 180 so that's probably like a what fifth or sixth round that's gotta be that's late fifth early sixth yeah Okay So that's two fifth rounders 77 and 80 …”
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The Dallas Cowboys traded up to secure Caleb Downs, a decision that reflects their confidence in him as a top prospect. They moved just one spot, giving up two fifth-round picks to ensure they didn't miss out on a player they had highly rated. This strategic move mirrors their past success with players like Micah Parsons.
“… need a corner. They're not great. They need a corner. I just said those three positions. Who are the other teams that you mentioned? Kansas City, Dallas, I think is interesting. Kansas City, yeah, could. They have nine picks. They've got three in the first three rounds. But I also feel like they're kind of resetting a little bit. I agree. I think they need another weapon. I think they need a tight end to back up in addition to a wide receiver. They need a tight end to start prepping. This is it for Kelsey. And quite honestly, Kelsey was good. He was productive. But they need a difference maker …”
“Their edges don't match what their defensive coordinator wants, and they're old. They need a corner. They're not great. They need a corner. I just said those three positions. Who are the other teams that you mentioned? Kansas City, Dallas, I think is interesting. Kansas City, yeah, could. They have nine picks. They've got three in the first three rounds. But I also feel like they're kind of resetting a little bit. I agree. I think they need another weapon. I think they need a tight end to back up in addition to a wide receiver. They need a tight end to start prepping. This is it for Kelsey. And quite honestly, Kelsey was good. He was productive. But they need a difference maker that can – Isaiah Likely type situation, right, early in his career, right? they need another offensive lineman you would think for depth and maybe to push for a starting job they need an edge like those are they've got four needs that I'd like to see Brett Veach sit back and Andy Reid and attack so I don't I don't see them here's some here are the …”
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The Dallas Cowboys are rumored to be making aggressive moves in the upcoming draft, possibly seeking a game-changing player like a linebacker. With eight picks, including two in the first round, they face tough decisions, especially if they consider trading future picks. The pressure is on for Jerry Jones to capitalize on this opportunity and not repeat past mistakes.
“… seven. We don't have to give the biggest offer to go from 13 to seven. We put him in the backfield. We get some good backs. You sure that's not the Cowboys just moving up five spots for him? They have two picks. I think the Cowboys got to go defense but yeah you're talking about them like they're a rational franchise this is Jerry Jones wait Jeremiah Love's still on the board we gotta get him trade up for that guy he's great I just feel like that's like the classic splashy we've won first take the next day kind of draft pick the kind of move that they make yes they will definitely win first take …”
“… think they could move out of that spot. They pick at seven, but they don't pick again until 77 in the third round. Yeah. So maybe they go back to recoup that. Right. Yeah. Maybe. Maybe the Rams. What about the Rams? Wow. Right. He's sitting there at seven. We don't have to give the biggest offer to go from 13 to seven. We put him in the backfield. We get some good backs. You sure that's not the Cowboys just moving up five spots for him? They have two picks. I think the Cowboys got to go defense but yeah you're talking about them like they're a rational franchise this is Jerry Jones wait Jeremiah Love's still on the board we gotta get him trade up for that guy he's great I just feel like that's like the classic splashy we've won first take the next day kind of draft pick the kind of move that they make yes they will definitely win first take and get up, I promise. Regardless of who they take Well and that leads to the Ty Simpson thing Um you know he he in like the low twenties Seems like where people have them like around somebody taking a fly at him between like 27 and 35. Fascinating, man. One guy.”
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The Dallas Cowboys might make a bold move in the upcoming NFL draft, potentially trading up from their current position to snag a top prospect. With the possibility of selecting Jeremiah Love, this decision could create a media frenzy and put them in the spotlight, regardless of the outcome. This strategy reflects the unpredictable nature of draft decisions, especially when driven by high-profile personalities like Jerry Jones.
“And it might be Carson Beck. There's been a lot of heat that he's their guy. I like what the Cowboys did. You know, when you find that guy and you say, that's our guy. And you got, you know, when Saban has nothing bad to say about you, which is pretty hard to find, they found a football player. And I think that the Cowboys, and it would probably be the face of that defense. You know, it's funny. We all get off jokes about the Cowboys, about, you know, they're being impulsive and they want to build fantasy football teams. They draft really …”
“And it might be Carson Beck. There's been a lot of heat that he's their guy. I like what the Cowboys did. You know, when you find that guy and you say, that's our guy. And you got, you know, when Saban has nothing bad to say about you, which is pretty hard to find, they found a football player. And I think that the Cowboys, and it would probably be the face of that defense. You know, it's funny. We all get off jokes about the Cowboys, about, you know, they're being impulsive and they want to build fantasy football teams. They draft really well. And it's usually offensive linemen, defensive linemen. They do draft well. So I will applaud the, you know, to resist the temptation to draft a receiver. With George Pickens signing his franchise tag, I think Downs is pound for pound the second best player in the draft behind Jeremiah Love. And to your point, you're getting a football player who, …”
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The Dallas Cowboys are making waves in the NFL draft by prioritizing explosive playmakers, and they might have found their guy in Carson Beck. With a strong recommendation from Nick Saban and a focus on team needs, the Cowboys are resisting the urge to draft flashy receivers, instead opting for solid football players who can impact their defense. This strategy could redefine their approach and set a precedent for future drafts.
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At 4 a.m., a cowboy starts stripping in a hotel lobby while munching on leftover pizza. As he cuts open ranch packets, the onlookers are torn between laughter and discomfort, leading to a chaotic scene. An older man tries to rein him in, calling the group 'derelicts' while the cowboy continues his wild antics.
“… to a three-year deal worth 36 million but it wasn't the length of the contract or the money that swayed him according to nfl insider jane slater dallas was actually very competitive in the bidding for dean's talent and made an offer that was very similar to that made by the raiders dean apparently said he could see himself in both places in the end though ultimately he went with his gut feeling and picked las vegas by what he described as to her as a 51 49 margin ocho choosing the Raiders over the Cowboys. I mean, both no incomes tax in either state. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. I don't know. I'm …”
“… You wouldn't be hoping Aaron Rodgers would come back and we'd better be knowing that we'd love to have Aaron back. Right. They would move on. They would move on. 25-year-old linebacker, N'Kobe Dean, signed with the Las Vegas Raiders, reportedly agreeing to a three-year deal worth 36 million but it wasn't the length of the contract or the money that swayed him according to nfl insider jane slater dallas was actually very competitive in the bidding for dean's talent and made an offer that was very similar to that made by the raiders dean apparently said he could see himself in both places in the end though ultimately he went with his gut feeling and picked las vegas by what he described as to her as a 51 49 margin ocho choosing the Raiders over the Cowboys. I mean, both no incomes tax in either state. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. I don't know. I'm not sure what went about when it came down to making a decision at the end. Cowboys defense, that's tough. I would love to be a fly on the wall to understand those comments they had with his agent And when he chose to go to Las Vegas and why is it, is it what Las Vegas is building? Is it a belief in them understanding that they've cleaned house in …”
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N'Kobe Dean decided to sign with the Las Vegas Raiders over the Dallas Cowboys by a slim margin of 51 to 49. Despite the Cowboys' strong offer and their storied franchise, Dean felt a stronger connection to the Raiders, who are rebuilding and aiming to compete in the AFC West. The choice highlights the complexities athletes face when making career-defining decisions.
“… a second, is what was said. They said devastated. They're devastated they didn't get him. Which would have been actually an incredible move for the Cowboys to basically get Quentin Williams and Max Crosby, trade Micah Parsons and still kind of net out ahead. But yeah, then the price got too high because it was too first. I have a question for you, Hank. Yeah. Did you want Max Crosby? Of course. On the Patriots. Would it surprise you to know? Who says no to Max Crosby? Agreed. Yeah. I wanted Max Crosby. Bad. Would it surprise you to know that Tom Brady did not want Max Crosby on the Patriots? No. …”
“… free agency. They've been monitoring every situation. So they were monitoring the Crosby situation extremely closely, and they're very disappointed that they did not get Max Crosby, despite the fact that they're monitoring. They offered a first and a second, is what was said. They said devastated. They're devastated they didn't get him. Which would have been actually an incredible move for the Cowboys to basically get Quentin Williams and Max Crosby, trade Micah Parsons and still kind of net out ahead. But yeah, then the price got too high because it was too first. I have a question for you, Hank. Yeah. Did you want Max Crosby? Of course. On the Patriots. Would it surprise you to know? Who says no to Max Crosby? Agreed. Yeah. I wanted Max Crosby. Bad. Would it surprise you to know that Tom Brady did not want Max Crosby on the Patriots? No. It wouldn't surprise you. would not. It wouldn't surprise you to know that he actively may have been the one that prevented him from going to the Patriots. Per who? This is per a source on ESPN that talked to I believe Jeremy Fowler I saw Mike Florio was reporting He wrote an article about the article That what Mike does So he an aggregator Sounds …”
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Dak Prescott's decision to break up during a joint bachelor party might have been strategic to salvage his weekend, but it highlights questionable decision-making.
The Ravens' trade for Maxx Crosby is a strategic move to aggressively pursue a championship during Lamar Jackson's prime years.
“… to that quarterback because, boy, look at here. We struggled this past year in that area, especially defensively. We got cooked. Joe, you been to a Cowboys game yet? No, I ain't been to one in a minute, Unc. Man, you ain't no real fan, Joe. Yeah, chill, chill, chill, Ocho. You ain't no real fan. You got to chill. Man, Joe, who that remind you of? Yeah, ta-da, the Bengals. Hey, don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Listen, your owner, Jerry, said he's going to make a splash. Jerry said he's going to spend money this offseason. Well, let's see. Which is something that the Cowboys don't do. …”
“… man. Look. We need Pinky on this tag. We going to take care. Pinky is going to get taken care of, Ocho. Okay, Ocho. We just got to come out and ball out. But, yeah, we do need to be for our defense. Like Unc say, we need a hell raiser who can get out to that quarterback because, boy, look at here. We struggled this past year in that area, especially defensively. We got cooked. Joe, you been to a Cowboys game yet? No, I ain't been to one in a minute, Unc. Man, you ain't no real fan, Joe. Yeah, chill, chill, chill, Ocho. You ain't no real fan. You got to chill. Man, Joe, who that remind you of? Yeah, ta-da, the Bengals. Hey, don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Listen, your owner, Jerry, said he's going to make a splash. Jerry said he's going to spend money this offseason. Well, let's see. Which is something that the Cowboys don't do. Give him a chance. Give him a chance. He's been in the game 30 years. You got the man worried. All he got is his word. He said he's going to spend some money this summer, man. Let's see what he do. Hey, Joe, I don't know if you've been around, but I don't know what rock you've been under, but his word ain't been good for a long time. Yeah, but …”
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Jerry Jones promises to make a splash this offseason, but Cowboys fans are skeptical after years of disappointment. The team needs a stronger defense to complement their high-powered offense, as past struggles have left them vulnerable. Can Jones deliver on his word and change the team's fortunes?
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