The Cowboys sign DL Jonathan Bullard and Brian Schottenheimer spoke at the owner's meeting

The episode opens with a lighthearted reunion of the Shan and RJ morning crew, discussing the Cowboys' recent signing of defensive lineman Jonathan Bullard to a one-year, $2.5 million deal—timed to coincide with his late grandmother’s birthday. Bobby Belt breaks down the strategic reasoning behind the move: bolstering the defensive line’s run defense and versatility, especially with the potential for a rookie to play at the four technique in base packages. The conversation shifts to the Cowboys’ interest in linebacker Jordan Brooks, praised as a superior talent to N'Kobe Dean and Quay Walker, with a favorable price point. Brian Schottenheimer’s appearance at the owner’s meeting is analyzed, highlighting his active role in team decisions and his cautious, non-committal stance on George Pickens’ availability for the offseason program. The hosts critique the inconsistent messaging from the front office, particularly around player negotiations. They then dive into mock draft speculation, focusing on Jermod McCoy’s pro day and the team’s hesitation to take a high pick on a player with a long injury history. Daniel Jeremiah’s hypothetical question—"Who screams at you to take over McCoy?"—sparks debate, with RJ cautioning against high-risk picks given Dak Prescott’s limited window for contention. The episode closes with a humorous tangent about a Costco run and a bizarre hypothetical about a mother kidnapping her son’s bully.