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With the Cowboys coming off a bye week, there was plenty of football to discuss, including a college game that brought in a familiar face … and a jersey.

The frustration from fans and callers is evident but there is a belief there is enough quality players on board to get the job done.

Everyone seems to agree the offensive line needs to improve, but how? Should the Cowboys play Tyler Guyton at left tackle again, or maybe move him to the right?

Disappointment and frustration can't begin to describe the emotions of the callers as we try to figure out what happened Sunday and how this team moves forward.

The last show of the week means it's time to make a pick on Sunday's game. Do the Cowboys have enough to stop the rested Lions?

A new feature was added to the show, giving a fans a chance to sound off who the hot & cold performers as we get ready for the Lions on Sunday.

We had plenty of Dak's trademark "here we gooo" drops, which also signals our first-time callers as they chimed in with great insights for the first time.

The callers are excited about the fight we saw in Pittsburgh but worried about the O-Line. Should they make changes to either tackle spot?

The Cowboys dealt with injuries, weather delays, turnovers and more but still found a way to win!

The Cowboys will be without many key players in a tough environment but the callers seem to think this team is going to figure out a way to win.

As we turn the calendar to October, it's the time of year where baseball teams are playing for the ultimate prize. But with the Cowboys, there's also a need for some "home run" plays in the passing game, especially with Brandin Cooks out this week.

The title of the podcast was true to form with this show, with lots of stories ranging from flag football, to fans getting arrested and much more as we get ready for the Steelers matchup.

The Cowboys have played a month of football but improvement is needed. Can that happen this year? Who is out there the Cowboys can get to help right now?

As the Cowboys sit at 2-2, a debate surfaced on the ultimate standard the Cowboys have in winning the Super Bowl against realistic expectations for this year. Are they same?

Yes, the Cowboys had some tough moments Thursday night in New York but getting win is all that matters. But what does this game mean for the rest of the season?

Not many would've predicted this Week 4 game at New York to be in the "must win" category but at 1-2, the Cowboys need a Giant morale boost.

With a second straight home loss, there's plenty of blame to go around and the callers did their best to include just about everyone.

The callers are feeling confident the Cowboys can and will bounce back Sunday. But just how do they get it done?

There's no one on the show calling this a "must win" but an argument broke out about must win or need to play well. Either way, this game has to look different.

After two games, do we even know who the Cowboys are right now and more importantly what to expect Sunday against the Ravens?

After two games, it looks like the running game needs a big boost. The callers have seen enough of the committee approach but what's the answer?

While the callers said it's not time to hit the panic button after Sunday's loss, they've got plenty of answers how to fix the problems we saw against the Saints.

As the team prepares for its home opener, will we see a breakout in the running game and if so, who will be "swinging the bat" between Zeke, Rico or Deuce.

The Cowboys will have to be strong in the northeast this season to win the division, and the callers were strong there today with calls from Connecticut, Vermont and surrounding states.

As the Cowboys get ready for the home opener, will they use a spy to stop Saints RB Alvin Kamara.