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Who is the weak link of Philadelphia's offense? Well, it just might be the quarterback … if he plays. So if he does, how can the Cowboys limit Jalen Hurts' effectiveness when he's surrounded by a top offensive line and so many weapons? Defensively, the Eagles' strength is also on the line of scrimmage. Can Dallas figure out how to slow down to of the games' best defensive tackles, Jalen Carter and Milton Williams?

There were reports out there that some within the Cowboys were getting exasperated with Micah Parsons. But how does that work with "sources"? Jesse gives an inside look at what it may be like for players and the media. Plus, does it really matter? Hey, if you can play, if you're winning, people will tolerate a lot. But if not? Well, what was once considered passion soon becomes a distraction.

The guys debate which player or players need to take a step to help this team compete for a title and what to expect with a new play caller directing the offense.

Zack Martin said they need to bring the edge back to the offensive line. What's he mean? Has it been a problem? Good thing we've got a six-time Pro Bowl lineman to ask. Plus, OTAs are in full swing. Is it a big deal if players don't attend? Why do some work out privately? Nate and Jesse both share their OTA memories.