In this episode, Scott Miller, Chris Byrum, and Chris Shirley shake off the rust and dive deep into the latest Dallas Cowboys draft. Did the Cowboys finally get it right on defense? Can this class actually move the needle toward a Super Bowl run? The conversation covers draft strategy, key picks like Caleb Downs, and whether new coaching influence could reshape the defense. The guys also debate offensive outlooks, injury concerns, and what it’ll take for Dallas to stay competitive. Beyond the Cowboys, the episode shifts to Baylor Bears draft outcomes, under-the-radar players, and the uphill climb for undrafted talent trying to make an NFL roster. Plus, a candid discussion on a developing controversy at Texas Tech highlights the evolving—and sometimes messy—world of NIL and college athletics. To wrap things up, the crew lightens the mood with one of the wildest fan moments of the week—because sometimes sports drama happens off the field. Real talk, strong opinions, and a little bit of humor—just like old times.

Winter Wonderland Edition: Scott Miller is joined by Chris Byrum and Chris Shirley to talk icy Texas weather, Indiana’s championship win over Miami, and the chaos of NIL and the transfer portal. Then they wrap with NFL playoff picks, Cowboys coaching news, and a quick Rangers update.

The College Football Playoff is set, and the guys aren’t holding back. Scott and the Chris's break down the shockwaves from a dominant Indiana performance, Miami’s path to the championship game, and whether the playoff committee finally got it right — or just got lucky.The conversation turns to the SEC’s struggles in the college football postseason, shifting power dynamics. Is the “SEC bias” narrative is finally cracking? Along the way, they dive into NIL, playoff expansion implications, and why seeing new teams in the title game might be exactly what the sport needs.

In this episode, Scott, Shirley, and Byrum break down the Cowboys’ tough loss to Detroit — injuries, officiating frustrations, defensive issues, and whether Dallas has any real path left to the playoffs.Then the guys turn to Baylor: Mack Rhoades out, Dave Aranda staying, another disappointing 5–7 season, and big questions about the future of the Bears — including who the next athletic director will be.They also hit the latest Big 12 coaching shakeups, why so many coaches are burning out, and Art Briles returning to the college sidelines. A fast-moving episode covering Cowboys chaos, Baylor drama, and Big 12 upheaval.

From college sidelines to Sunday showdowns, we’re breaking down the week’s biggest stories in sports. This episode dives into college coach casualties, Big 12 football (and our Baylor Bears), Dak and the Boys, and World Series thoughts — plus, as always, one more thing you won’t want to miss.

In this episode of Conversations with the Chris’s, Scott Miller, Chris Shirley, and Chris Byrum dive into one of the biggest shakeups in college football: the firing of Oklahoma State’s Mike Gundy after 21 seasons. The crew compares the fallout to past coaching changes, weighs in on how NIL and the transfer portal are reshaping the sport, and speculates on who could be the next high-profile coach to fall.The conversation then shifts to Baylor’s matchup with Oklahoma State and what it means for the Bears moving forward. From there, the guys break down the Dallas Cowboys’ struggles, including a historically bad defense, Dak Prescott’s form, and the looming showdown against Green Bay featuring Micah Parsons.Finally, they wrap with MLB talk—reflecting on a heartbreaking Texas Rangers season, Bruce Bochy’s future, and early World Series predictions—before touching on the Ryder Cup. It’s a mix of insights, banter, and bold takes you won’t want to miss.

Spit, Storms & Surprises: The Wild Start to the Cowboys’ SeasonScott Miller, Chris Byrum, and Chris Shirley unpack the Cowboys’ wild season opener—Jalen Carter’s ejection, Dak Prescott at the center of controversy, a bizarre lightning delay, and CeeDee Lamb’s costly drops. Plus, the crew reacts to Netflix’s America’s Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys and debates if the Rangers’ playoff push is for real.

College football is back, and Miller, Shirley, and Byrum break down a wild opening weekend packed with marquee matchups. From Florida State’s statement win over Alabama to questions around Arch Manning and Texas, the crew calls out the highs, lows, and questionable ESPN rankings. They dive deep into Baylor’s battle with Auburn—celebrating bright spots, pointing out tough lessons, and even debating officiating drama. Plus, thoughts on Lee Corso’s farewell, the Cowboys’ shocking Micah Parsons trade, and whether the Rangers have enough left for a playoff push.

Scott Miller sits down with Chris Byrum and Chris Shirley to talk all things Baylor. From the return of the iconic chrome helmets to the history of Baylor’s green and gold, the conversation celebrates what makes the Bears’ identity so special. The trio looks ahead to the season opener against Auburn, breaking down the loss of Dawson Pendergrass, the depth at running back, offensive firepower, and concerns in the secondary. They also tackle Baylor’s brand battles, the interlocking BU, and what it all means for the future of Baylor athletics. Packed with nostalgia, insight, and plenty of laughs, it’s a must-listen for every Baylor fan!

The frustrations are running high in the DFW sports world, as Micah Parsons sends an open message to the Jones family that he no longer wants to be a Dallas Cowboys.The Texas Rangers have made a move to add more to their pitching staff but fail to address the main issue of getting some offense in the final stretch of the 2025 season.Luka Doncic has his revenge body as he prepares for his first full season in a Lakers uniform.Dave Aranda issues an apology after quoting a line from a movie in response to a question about NIL and recruiting. Will this be a distraction?Also, Baylor has a key player back after an NCAA reversal of a reversal. We discuss what this means for the Bears.