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Episode 38: In this episode of The Stack, broadcast from the final day of training camp in Oxnard, California, hosts Bryan Broaddus, Zach Wolchuk , and Iisha Morrison offer a detailed assessment of the team's defensive units and potential roster bubble battles. The crew opens with encouraging developments in the secondary, highlighting DaRon Bland’s impressive recovery and return to form, alongside strong performances from Kobe Durant and several depth safeties. However, the mood shifts to concern when examining the linebacker group, where health issues—specifically a lingering groin injury to rookie Jaishawn Barham and missed time for DeMarvion Overshown—leave the position dangerously thin. This depth crisis prompts a lively debate on whether front-office executives Will McClay and Jerry Jones must intervene and sign a veteran free agent, such as Bobby Wagner, to shore up the middle of the defense before week one.

 

Beyond the linebackers, the panel addresses growing frustration surrounding the safety unit's starting rotation and dives into the heated roster math standardly facing training camps. While the hosts express annoyance over top safeties missing valuable team practice reps, they acknowledge that second-string standouts like Julius Wood are seizing the opportunity to push for a permanent 53-man roster spot. The episode concludes with a spirited discussion on the tight end room, where the hosts passionately reject the idea of carrying four tight ends into the regular season. Pointing out blocking flaws and technique issues among developmental players like Michael Trigg, the team argues that extra roster spots would be far better spent preserving defensive depth than overstocking at tight end.

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Episode 215: Live from Dallas Cowboys training camp in Oxnard California and injuries are starting to become a factor at Cowboys training camp as Jaishawn Barham and Devin Moore both deal with groin issues at a crucial point in their development. Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi break down what the missed practice time could mean, why Barham has quickly become a legitimate factor in the Mike linebacker competition, and how his emergence could reshape the roles of DeMarvion Overshown and the rest of the linebacker room.

 

The guys also go position by position through what Bryan has seen in Oxnard, including Sam Williams’ strong camp, LT Overton’s best practice yet, Tyler Guyton’s improvement at left tackle and Shavon Revel battling George Pickens in coverage. Plus, they discuss the Cowboys’ offensive and defensive line play, the tight end pecking order and why the depth along the offensive line remains one of the biggest concerns heading into preseason.

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Episode 8: Who’s REALLY at the top of the Big 12? On this episode of The Walk-Ons, Jacob Regh and Kevin Walker put the entire conference under the microscope with a full Big 12 tier ranking. Which teams are legitimate contenders, who belongs in the middle of the pack, and which programs have the most to prove? We break down the conference’s biggest teams, breakout candidates and potential surprises — with plenty of debate along the way.

We also dive into the Protect College Sports Act and what it could mean for the future of college athletics, including revenue sharing and the changing business of college football. Plus, we break down the recent fifth-year eligibility ruling, what it means for players trying to continue their careers, and how it could impact the transfer portal and future draft classes. Big 12 tiers, college football’s changing landscape, and the biggest questions facing the sport — all in one episode.

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Episode 215: Live from Dallas Cowboys training camp in Oxnard, California, hosts Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi break down week two of padded practices in this fan-favorite Q&A edition of the Doin' Alright podcast. After a quick opening story about surviving low-budget media coverage on stolen hotel continental breakfasts, the guys jump straight into the film tape and roster evaluations.

 

The conversation dives deep into defensive edge rusher Donovan Ezeiruaku—from getting kicked out of practice to showing explosive recovery and edge-bending potential following a past hip injury. Bryan provides rare scout's-eye updates on second-year guard Tyler Booker's interior power, rookie L.T. Overton's transition from Alabama, and why Sam Williams might finally be turning the corner over rookie Malachi Lawrence.

 

Later in the show, Bryan and Voch address fan questions covering the entire 53-man roster fringe: Is CeeDee Lamb's camp drop issue being blown out of proportion by local media? Which position groups lack true depth? And why are high-profile offseason safety additions like Juanyeh Thomas and Malik Hooker raising red flags by missing continuous practice reps?

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Episode 214: The Cowboys have a big George Pickens decision looming—and every dominant training camp practice makes it more complicated. Voch Lombardi and Bryan Broaddus break down whether Dallas can realistically keep Pickens long-term, why Quinnen Williams may still be the bigger priority, and how Jerry Jones could ultimately shape the franchise's biggest contract debate. They also dive into the latest from Oxnard, including standout performances, concerning injuries, offensive line battles, linebacker competitions, and the players quietly climbing the depth chart.

Plus, the guys unpack why Tyler Guyton is proving he deserves the starting left tackle job, discuss Sam Williams' impressive camp, evaluate Caleb Downs' rapid development, and explain why the Cowboys' evolving offensive philosophy could unlock their running backs in the passing game. If you're looking for the biggest takeaways from Cowboys training camp—without the fluff—this episode has everything you need before the next practice.

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