Live from The Star each weekday during the season, Cowboys Break brings you the latest Cowboys news as it happens, while also taking questions and input from the fans!
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 793 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | FootballSports |
Derek, Ambar, and Bryan discuss new rules being implemented this season including the hip drop tackle and coaches challenges, where contract negotiations stand with Dak Prescott, and how the Cowboys can get back their depth after a slow start to the ... more
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I love this show, I didn’t mind Ambar. But the kid in the background is not what I tune in for at all. I understand life comes up but that was not professional at all. Would rather have her miss the episode than bring the kid to work day.
The Break used to be THE Dallas Cowboys podcast to listen to. David Helman and Nick Eatman who provided honest and witty insight are both greatly missed. This season’s team is just not very good- no other way to put it. Soooo boring hearing stat lines and early 2000s scouting nowadays. I will give the podcast another shot at Training Camp next season when Derek shakes up the staff.
I appreciate this show... huge fan of Nick Eatman. more
Why “fix” what’s not broken?!? I get Nick deserves his own show, but I tune in to hear Nick and Bryan. I don’t have time to listen to 12 different shows per day, so I guess I just won’t listen at all. Terrible move. Fix it or lose listeners!
by far still the best cowboys podcast, and i’ve listened to them all!
Apple Podcasts | #163 | United States/Sports/Football |
Apple Podcasts | #182 | Canada/Sports/Football |
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Apple Podcasts | #130 | France/Sports/Football |
Apple Podcasts | #40 | Denmark/Sports/Football |
Apple Podcasts | #51 | Mexico/Sports/Football |
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