Hour 3: Brian Schottenheimer spoke at the owner's meeting and Mark Cuban regrets selling the Mavs

The episode opens with a deep dive into the Dallas Cowboys' offseason moves, focusing on head coach Brian Schottenheimer's excitement over signing quarterback Sam Howell as a backup to Dak Prescott. The hosts debate whether Howell's high ceiling justifies his role over Joe Milton, with one host emphasizing the need for a 'safe' backup to keep the team competitive during injuries. They also discuss offensive evolution, Tyler Guyton's development, and the controversial decision to sign Hunter Lipke for more touches. The conversation shifts to Mark Cuban's regret over selling the Dallas Mavericks, where he expresses emotional exhaustion from fan scrutiny and regret over the ownership group he sold to, particularly due to concerns about Nico Harrison's influence and potential trade of Luka Doncic. The hosts dissect Cuban's admission as a mix of genuine regret and strategic self-reflection, questioning whether he could have done more due diligence. Later, Bobby Belt shares humorous and heartfelt stories from a family road trip, including a touching reunion with his son Jacob at Army Family Day, a visit to Elvis Presley's Graceland, and a critique of barbecue styles across the South. The episode closes with a fan-driven discussion on 'the most Cowboys thing the Cowboys have ever done,' highlighting their history of controversial decisions, such as building the stadium facing the sun, firing coaches after Super Bowl wins, and the infamous Lucky Whitehead incident.