The Cowboys offseason drama is heating up… and THE CRU is breaking it ALL down LIVE. Tonight we tackle the power struggle in Dallas, draft priorities, and what it truly means to be part of Cowboys Nation. 🏈 TONIGHT’S TOPICS: 🔥 Jerry Jones vs David Mulugheta — Who really controls the future in Dallas? 🔥 What should Dallas do with TWO first-round picks? (If they keep them…) 🔥 R.I.P. Ms. Price 🕊 — What being a Cowboys fan truly means & the different types of fans 🔥 Trending Cowboys question of the night — anything can happen 👀 This is REAL TALK, heated debates, and unfiltered Cowboys conversation. 💬 Drop your takes in the chat 👍 Like & share the stream 🔔 Subscribe & join THE CRU family

Will George Pickens be traded from the Cowboys? Who would help more for the Cowboys Maxx Crosby or George Pickens? Tune in with THE CRU as we go over these topics and take questions from the Chat.

Seven Pro Bowlers. No playoff run. That’s the uncomfortable reality for the Dallas Cowboys. In this episode, THE CRU breaks down why individual accolades don’t automatically translate to team success — and why this season raises serious questions about culture, coaching, roster construction, and priorities. At some point, awards stop meaning progress if January football never follows. This isn’t hate. It’s accountability.

The Cowboys have made their decision. Dallas has reportedly selected Christian Parker as their new defensive coordinator — a move that leans into youth, upside, and modern defensive thinking rather than long-tenured experience. In this segment, we break down: What Parker’s background suggests about Dallas’ direction Why this hire signals a philosophical shift on defense The risks of betting on potential versus proven results And what success has to look like for this decision to work This isn’t about reaction — it’s about evaluation.

Tonight on the show, THE CRU breaks down the biggest developments in Cowboys land as the 2025 season turns into the 2026 offseason

Tonight on THE CRU Season Finale, we break down how the Dallas Cowboys closed out the 2025 season and what it all means moving forward. A tough Week 18 loss to the Giants officially shut the door on playoff hopes and capped a year filled with inconsistency, missed opportunities, and unanswered questions. The Cowboys showed flashes — but never sustained identity — leaving fans debating whether this season was bad luck, poor execution, or deeper organizational issues. We discuss: Why Dallas couldn’t build momentum when it mattered Dak Prescott’s end-of-season leadership and accountability Coaching decisions that stalled growth Defensive lapses that never fully got corrected What this season says about the Cowboys heading into 2026 This isn’t just a recap — it’s a reality check. Tap in for the unfiltered breakdown and the honest conversation Cowboys fans have been waiting for.

Cowboys Nation — 2026 is already sending shockwaves through Dallas. Trevon Diggs is gone. Micah Parsons is calling out Jerry Jones. Injuries keep stacking up. And even after beating Washington on Christmas, the defense never found its identity. Tonight, we break down what all of this really means — not just for the end of this season, but for the future of the Dallas Cowboys. No spin. No sugarcoating. Just the truth.

The Cowboys keep showing up on Sundays — but clarity never follows. In this breakdown, we dig into a team that continues to play games without solving the real issues. Talent is on the field. Stars are active. Yet the same problems keep resurfacing: coaching decisions, lack of adjustments, identity confusion, and missed opportunities. This isn’t about one loss or one moment. It’s about a season full of performances that explain nothing about where this team is actually headed. At some point, games have to start answering questions — not creating new ones.