New episode! Sports writer Mickey Spagnola joins the Clevelands to discuss the Dallas Cowboys and their defeat in the NFL playoffs, Dak Prescott, how the Cowboys lost, and a series of Dallas playoff debacles over the last few years.
by Rick Cleveland, Mississippi Today January 19, 2022 Mickey Spagnola, veteran NFL writer and former Jackson Daily News sports writer, joins the Cleveland boys to discuss the Dallas Cowboys and their devastating Sunday defeat in the NFL playoffs. Spagnola, who has covered America’s Team for 38 years, talks extensively about Dak Prescott, how the Cowboys lost, and about a series of Dallas playoff debacles over the last few years. Stream all episodes here.
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