Justin Michael is joined by veteran NFL reporter, Ed Werder, of ESPN. Throughout the episode, Ed goes over his Colorado roots and reminisces about his early years in the journalism industry. A native of Longmont, Colorado, Ed explains how he never actually planned on moving to Dallas but unique circumstances eventually led him to the Cowboys beat. Later in the…

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