Crown Global Media · Nov 10, 2026 · 47:13
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Episode 277: Jerry Jones sounds angry—and Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi explain exactly why. On this episode of Doin’ Alright, the guys examine how a Cowboys team sitting at 4–5 could easily be 6–3, why Dallas’ offensive inconsistency and questionable game management have become impossible to ignore, and whether Jerry’s frustration is aimed at Brian Schottenheimer, the analytics operation, his personnel advisers—or himself.
With the trade deadline only hours away, Dallas faces a defining choice: build on the immediate impact of Quinnen Williams by adding another defensive difference-maker, or begin recouping draft capital. George Pickens becomes the center of the conversation as Bryan and Voch debate his trade value, the possibility of extending Pickens while tagging Joey Porter Jr., and whether Pickens’ limited role is a coaching failure or a reflection of the player.
Finally, the guys look ahead to San Francisco, focusing on Dallas’ improved tackling and the significant coaching challenge awaiting the Cowboys. Plus, a Dak Prescott thought experiment: would placing Dak on Minnesota’s championship-caliber roster produce a Super Bowl—and could trading him become Dallas’ version of Detroit moving Matthew Stafford?
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