The trade deadline is here, and we're wondering if the Cowboys should be buyers or sellers. Would the latter be the better option? Plus, let's talk coaching and discipline. Is it hard to lay down the law when you've been playing the good guy all this time? And what's the message to the team when you know your opponent is better?

Leave it to the guys on this trade deadline day to make sure they had everything covered , mentioning the trade deadline, then a little college football with Cowboys former tight end Jason Witten now the OC at Oklahoma, then moving on to the College football 24 teams playoff format, and not to leave out DeMo's penalty, the Cowboys injury update and intending to sign a free agent running back and the market out there.

On today's episode of the Break, Derek Eagleton, Ambar Garcia, Voch Lombardi and Tommy Yarrish get into the recent Cowboys injury news, and spark a discussion about George Pickens' utilization in Dallas' offense.

Sticking with the poker theme from Jerry's All-in comment he made last year that seems more fitting for this year, the Cowboys have decisions to make before the trade deadline. Which direction should they take? Buy, sell or stand still?

Nicole Hutchison, Isaiah Stanback, Patrik Walker and Josh Rodriguez dig into the WR room on what the future could hold if the Cowboys don't come to an agreement with George Pickens in the offseason. The crew also discuss the potential of buying or selling at the trade deadline this afternoon, take listener calls, and more!

Tyler Guyton joins Brad Sham and Nicole Hutchison on the Cowboys Hour presented by Miller Lite on 105.3 The Fan.

The ladies are breaking down Dallas' big win over the Indianapolis Colts! Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, and Ryan Flournoy deliver when it matters most, while Caleb Downs and the Cowboys defense come up with a HUGE turnover to seal the victory. What stood out, who stepped up, and what does this win mean for Dallas moving forward? The ladies break it all down!

Newy Scruggs, Barry Church, Damontre Moore and Anthony Dorsett discuss the Colts game and the 27-23 victory, Cowboys penalties, player led halftime adjustments, and big time performances.

The Cowboys got a much-needed victory against the Colts, and hey, a win is a win. So why does it feel like a loss? Because they let a bad team get back in the game? Along those lines, why do the Cowboys continue to collapse in the fourth quarter? Is it adjustments? Execution? Yes and yes. And about those penalties …