Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has been criticized for trying to negotiate directly with Micah Parsons rather than his agent, but Parsons is just the latest Cowboy to experience this tactic. Dallas legend Emmitt Smith joins the show and recalls his own contract talks with Jerry Jones in the 1990s, which "some people would call collusion." He also weighs in on the scandal-ridden NFL Players Association and says he'd be interested in taking a leadership position.

Plus, Tim Tebow joins Baker Machado and Renee Washington to discuss the new era of college football, the pressure athletes face, and why it's more important than ever for them to get involved in their community off the field.

Also, we discuss the biggest storylines in the last week of MLB's regular season, the New York Liberty firing their head coach just one year after winning the WNBA championship, and Bruce Pearl stepping down as Auburn's head coach.

Key Moments

0:33 - Liberty Fires Head Coach, Paige Bueckers Joins Unrivaled, Bruce Pearl's Retirement
4:52- Around the diamond: MLB's final week
10:10 - Former Cowboys RB Emmitt Smith joins the show
18:08 - Former Heisman winner Tim Tebow assesses the NIL era

Emmitt Smith on Negotiating With Jerry Jones, NFLPA Interest | Tim Tebow Talks New CFB Era