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Another show where the callers show their unity for each other. We continue to grieve for Marshawn Kneeland and his family and friends while also remembering our vets on Veterans Day.

It's been a long week full of various topics - both on and off the field. The consensus among the callers suggest it's time to play football again and for the first time ever, the Cowboys will do that in Las Vegas.

As the Cowboys get ready to reveal a new-look defense against the Raiders, the callers want to know just who will start the game up front. Which four linemen will begin the game and just as important, which three linebackers?

Coming off the bye week, how different will this defense look against the Raiders? Whatever changes are made it seems to be much-needed for the Cowboys and their fading playoff hopes.

The show was undoubtedly difficult as we remember the life of Marshawn Kneeland with some of the callers sharing their own experiences and perspective.

The callers were super excited about the Quinnen Williams trade but does it help more for this year, the future or perhaps both?

After another loss where the defense struggled, and the offense wasn't much better, the Cowboys made at least one trade. Is it too late for this season?

On this Halloween edition of the show, it's also the last show before the Cardinals game so it's time to pick the game. Will the Cowboys keep up their home success or does Kyler Murray run wild?

The Cowboys have had depth issues all season, begging the question if a new offseason strategy should be used, not only with free agency but the draft process.

The head coach has promised there will be changes on the way so what could they be? Let's speculate what kind of change might occur this season.

The NFL trade deadline is looming. Until it passes, the fans will likely be split if the Cowboys should indeed make a move or pass and just keep all of their draft picks for next year.

After yet another dismal showing in Denver, a place the Cowboys just can't seem to get a win, it's leaving the callers and host with more questions and very few answers to fix this 3-4-1 team.

It's been 33 years since the Cowboys won in Denver. They have a RB who wears 33, just like another great and they both also played for the Broncos. Can the Cowboys score 33 and will it be enough?

The callers don't always applaud the front office for the offseason moves, but many of them are paying off. The fans wouldn't mind another big move before the deadline.

There have been plenty of trade talks and speculations, prompting the fans to weigh in on the possibility of adding some help before the trade deadline.

Darren Woodson, the Cowboys' all-time leader in tackles, tackled a few fan questions and shared some stories in his return to the show!

Following a blowout win over Washington in a game where many players feasted, why not bring out some food on the show for a Monday celebration.

The Commanders come back to town with a lot of former Cowboys and coaches this week. Will the familiarity be the reason this game is so close?

The defense needs so many things to turn it around but if there was just one aspect to change, what would it be heading into Sunday's game?

We've seen more than enough trades so far in 2025 but is it time to do another one? The defense needs help but the callers are split on moving away from draft capital.

Talking about what occurred in Carolina wasn't easy, just like trying to figure out to fix this defense. But the opinions varied on how to turn it around.

If the Cowboys can get the W in Carolina this week it would be like getting a pair of wins as the callers were certainly enjoying seeing Philly's loss and what that could mean for this season.

While the Cowboys have been able to overcome many of these injuries, the question now is if these guys are guaranteed to get their starting spot back. And is that a bad thing?

The callers have formed quite the friendships over the last few years, which was one of the highlights of today's show.

Of all the players getting accolades right now, the fans are loving Javonte Williams and even apologizing for not initially liking the move to sign him back in March.