SportsTalk with Bobby Hebert & Kristian Garic

Mike Hoss spoke to Saints' executive vice president and general manager Mickey Loomis about the team's upcoming matchup against the Vikings. Derek Stamnos, the Saints' director of team operations, joined Mike to explain the challenges presented in playing a game in London. Mike also talked to Steve Geller, the Saints' sideline reporter, about the injuries to the team's wide receivers.

Mike Hoss spoke to Saints' executive vice president and general manager Mickey Loomis about the team's disappointing loss to the Panthers and upcoming matchup against the Vikings. Loomis explained that, despite showing flashes at times, the Saints aren't clicking on all sides of the ball yet. 

Kevin Cassidy, the senior vice president and market manager of Audacy New Orleans, joined the show to share tips for Saints fans that are making the trip to London for the team's week four matchup against the Vikings. Cassidy talked about London's public transportation and gave attractions for fans to check out while staying in England's capital city.

Kristian, Bobby, and Charlie played their weekly "Pick-Six" segment. Tulane head coach Willie Fritz joined the show to discuss the Green Wave's deflating loss to Southern Miss last week. The guys also spoke to Kevin Cassidy, the senior vice president and market manager of Audacy New Orleans, about tips for Saints fans making the trip to London this Sunday. 

Tulane head coach Willie Fritz joined the show to discuss the Green Wave's disappointing loss to Southern Miss. Coach Fritz called it frustrating but also talked about the upcoming game against Houston on national television. 

Bobby, Mike, and Kristian discussed the production of rookie Chris Olave compared to established veterans Michael Thomas, Alvin Kamara, and Jarvis Landry. Dustin Baker, the host of the Bleav in Vikings podcast, joined the show to break down Minnesota ahead of their week four matchup in London against the Saints. The guys also talked about the lack of a "heavy" presence on the Saints coaching staff.

Kristian, Bobby, and Mike discussed the production of Chris Olave vs. Michael Thomas, Alvin Kamara, and Jarvis Landry.

Dustin Baker, the host of the Bleav in Vikings podcast, joined the show to break down the Saints' week four opponent: the Minnesota Vikings. Baker discussed defensive end Danielle Hunter's shift to a 3-4 defensive scheme. He also talked about running back Alexander Mattison, wide receiver Adam Thielen, and quarterback Kirk Cousins. 

Bobby, Mike, and Kristian broke down the numbers regarding Alvin Kamara's decline in receiving production. Jim Mora, a former Saints coach, joined the show to discuss the team's disappointing loss to Carolina. Mora talked about the play of Jameis Winston and the team's lack of success in the Superdome.

Jim Mora. a former Saints head coach, joined the show to discuss the black and gold's disappointing loss to the Panthers. Mora broke down the lack of standout performances on defense and the erratic play of quarterback Jameis Winston. He also talked about the team's recent lack of success in the Superdome. 

Bobby and Mike talk to former Saints Coach and Colts Radio Network Analyst Rick Venturi about what's plaguing the Black and Gold so far in 2022

Bobby and Mike talk to former Bears wide receiver Wendell Davis about his time in at LSU, in the NFL, and the high honor of being inducted into the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame

Dave Hilbert, the Casino Manager at the Silver Slipper, breaks down the Saints tough loss with Bobby & Mike.

Bobby and Mike talk to WWL listeners about what they see as the weak links in the Saints' performance in the regular season

Mike and Bobby talk to WWL listeners about how Dennis Allen stops the bleeding as the Saints drop another game to a division opponent with the NFL's longest losing streak

Hebert says our offensive line is "not nasty enough" to keep defenders away from Jameis Winston

Boomer & Mike talk about the exciting games that occurred in Week 2 of the NFL Season. They also pick each game against the spread and talk about what teams are facing some early adversity in the season.   To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hoss and Deuce check in with Louisiana NCAA football with WWL listeners and Voice of the Tulane Green Wave Cory Gloor

Hoss and Deuce talk to Corey Gloor, Director of broadcasting and the Voice of Tulane Green Wave, about the big matchup Saturday with Southern Miss

Hoss and Deuce talk to WWL listeners about the Black and Gold's trip to Charlotte to face a desperate Panthers squad

Deuce and Hoss talk to "Bleav in Panthers" podcast host Desmond Johnson about the high stakes for the Cats' head coach when the Saints come to town

Kristian talks to "Bleav Me" host Brandon Lang about winners and not-so-winners around the NFL

Kristian and Mike talk to Wilson Alexander from the Advocate - Times Picayune about LSU facing the New Mexico Lobos at home in Death Valley Saturday

Kristian and Mike Detillier talk to Voice of the Saints Mike Hoss about how the Saints starters are looking ahead of their long trip to Carolina and then on to the UK

Audacy Sports Betting Insider Ryan Horvat has everything you need to know for smart betting on Thursday Night Football, Saints/Panthers, Bucs/Packers, Tigers/Lobos and more

Kristian, Bobby, and Mike agreed that Mark Ingram's fumble was the turning point in the Saints' week two loss to Tampa Bay. Danny Kanell, a former NFL quarterback and ESPN personality, joined the show to preview this weekend's college football schedule. Kanell broke down Texas A&M vs. Arkansas, LSU vs. New Mexico, and Florida vs. Tennessee. The guys also played their weekly "Pick-Six" game, making their picks for three college football and three NFL games. 

Danny Kanell, a former NFL quarterback and ESPN personality, joined the show to preview Saturday's college football slate. Kanell discussed Arkansas-Texas A&M, Florida-Tennessee, and LSU-New Mexico. He explained why he thinks Tennessee can be this year's version of the 2021 Ole Miss team. 

Danny Kanell, a former NFL quarterback and ESPN personality, explained why he thinks the LSU Tigers will blow out New Mexico this weekend.

Kristian, Bobby, and Mike discussed Mike Evans' one-game suspension and the role that former Buccaneers head coach Bruce Arians played in Sunday's brawl. Legendary former Saints' running back Deuce McAllister joined the show to preview the team's week three matchup against the Carolina Panthers. Deuce said the black and gold need to fix their sack differential and turnover margin. He also talked about the Panthers' weak run difference and his expectations for the Saints' rushing attack. 

Legendary former Saints running back Deuce McAllister joined Kristian, Bobby, and Mike to preview New Orleans' week three matchup against the Carolina Panthers. Deuce pointed out the sack differential and turnover margins as numbers that need to get fixed. The guys discussed the Saints' recent lack of success at the Caesar's Superdome. He also talked about the Panthers' usage rate of running back Christian McCaffrey.

There were no sacks in Week 1 against the Falcons and Marcus Mariota. There was just one in Week 2 against the Bucs and Tom Brady. But Dennis Allen says he's not concerned, and a dive into the film shows why: Tom Brady rarely held the ball long enough for the Saints to even breathe on him. Jeff and Steve break down what they saw.  Subscribe to  Inside Black & Gold HERE! To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mike Hoss spoke with Saints executive vice president and general manager Mickey Loomis to recap the team's loss against Tampa Bay and preview their week three matchup against the Panthers. Loomis broke down the 2017 NFL draft class, sharing how he felt about running backs Christian McCaffrey and Alvin Kamara. Hoss also talked to former Panthers and Saints quarterback Jake Delhomme. Delhomme shared stories about playing alongside former NFL MVP quarterback Kurt Warner on the Amsterdam Admirals. He also reminisced on his college playing days with the Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns.

Kristian and Bobby spoke to Willie Fritz, Tulane's head football coach, about his team's big win against Kansas State last weekend. Fritz praised the Green Wave's defense for their stout tackling against Kansas State star running back Deuce Vaughn. The guys also talked to Dr. David Chao, the ProFootballDoc for Sports Injury Central, for medical information on Jameis Winston and Alvin Kamara's injuries. Dr. Chao explained how Winston's injury is a pain tolerance concern. 

Tulane head football coach Willie Fritz joined the show to recap the Green Wave's win against Kansas State last weekend. Fritz praised his defense's performance, saying the tackling was excellent. Bobby pointed out linebackers Dorian Williams and Nick Anderson, giving them props for their role in stopping Kansas State star runningback Deuce Vaughn. Coach Fritz also discussed the process of moving on to their game against Southern Miss this Saturday. 

Bobby broke down the elite play of Christian McCaffrey and Alvin Kamara since they entered the league. Jim Szoke, the Panthers' color analyst, joined the show to discuss Carolina's rough start to the 2022 season. Szoke talked about the Panthers' struggles on third down offensively and lack of turnovers defensively. Mike said he expects the Saints to attack Carolina's poor rush defense in week three.

Jim Szoke, the Panthers' color analyst, joined the show to discuss Carolina's tough start to the 2022 season. Szoke talked about Christian McCaffrey, DJ Moore, and Baker Mayfield. He also broke down the team's lack of complimentary football, pointing out the terrible third-down conversion rate offensively and no turnovers defensively. 

Kristian, Bobby, and Mike discussed Jameis Winston's back injury. Bobby explained that the Saints' quarterback needs to be more patient with leading the offense. The guys also reviewed the black and gold's recent lack of success at the Superdome. Mike and Bobby broke down their favorite performances from week two and praised Buffalo and Philadelphia for their dominant Monday Night Football victories.

Kristian, Bobby, and Mike discussed the Saints' recent lack of success in the Superdome. They broke down their favorite games from week two and praised Buffalo and Philadelphia following their two blowout victories on Monday Night Football. Bobby also reviewed the play of Saints quarterback Jameis Winston, explaining that he needs to be more patient moving the ball. 

Bobby Hebert and Mike Hoss spoke to Saints' head coach Dennis Allen to recap the team's loss to Tampa Bay and preview their week three battle against Carolina. Coach Allen was encouraged by the defense and rushing attack, but he said the team's passing game needs to improve. He also said the Panthers feature multiple quality offensive weapons, including Christian McCaffrey, who he called a matchup problem.

Bobby Hebert and Mike Hoss spoke to Saints' head coach Dennis Allen and special teams coordinator Darren Rizzi following the team's 20-10 loss to Tampa Bay. Allen was encouraged with the rushing attack and the play of the defense. He also praised the weapons that Carolina features on their offense. Rizzi explained how opposing teams game plan around the Saints' punt return star Deonte Harty.

Darren Rizzi, the Saints' special teams coordinator, joined Bobby and Mike Hoss to discuss the play of his unit this season. Rizzi called return specialist Deonte Harty a weapon in the punt game, but he added that teams form a game plan around him in special teams. Rizzi also broke down the art of the onside kick.

Ahead of their week 3 matchup in Carolina, Bobby and Mike spoke to Steve Reed, a sports writer for the Associated Press in Charlotte, North Carolina. Reed gave a full breakdown of the Panthers through the first two weeks, discussing head coach Matt Rhule's hot seat, Christian McCaffrey's health, and Carolina's poor offensive chemistry.

Bobby and Mike discussed the early-season struggles of some NFL teams, including the Indianapolis Colts and Denver Broncos. Bobby said the Saints need to improve offensively on third downs, but, defensively, they've been stout. The guys spoke to WWL listeners about Tulane's upset win and the lack of production from the Saints' tight ends. 

Bobby and Mike shared their thoughts on the Saints' 20-10 loss to the Buccaneers on Sunday. They broke down the positives and negatives from the game, and they discussed the team's recent lack of success in the Superdome. Bobby and Mike also talked about Tulane's big win at Kansas State and LSU's comeback against Mississippi State.

Steve and Jeff field viewer questions to wrap up this post-game edition of Inside Black & Gold, and we close things out with an epic Mike Evans rant because … yes, that is punk behavior.  Subscribe to Inside Black & Gold HERE!   To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

ICMYI - Boomer & Valenti talk about the players and coaches under pressure after Week 1 of the NFL Season. They also pick each game against the spread & give their thoughts on Week 1 over-reactions.   To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mike Hoss and Deuce McAllister reviewed Tampa Bay's week one victory against the Dallas Cowboys, breaking down the performance of the Bucs' defense. Deuce explained that the Saints' offensive line has to keep Jameis upright to take advantage of their corners. Defensively, Deuce called on the Saints' front four to get pressure on Tom Brady and beat their four new offensive linemen. Ben Hales, the senior vice president and chief operating officer for the Saints, joined Mike and Deuce to discuss the Superdome renovations and changes to the fan experience. 

Mike Hoss and Deuce McAllister reviewed Friday's injury report for the Saints and Buccaneers, discussing Alvin Kamara's rib injury and the banged-up Tampa Bay receiving corps. Deuce answered a question from a WWL listener regarding failed blitz pickups by the Saints from week one. He said Jameis Winston needs to be on the same page with his center and running backs this week because the Buccaneers have a much better defensive line than Atlanta. 

Jeff Nowak, a WWL digital sports producer and host of the Inside Black & Gold podcast, joined Kristian to break down Thursday's injury report. Nowak talked about Justin Evans, Paulson Adebo, and Cam Jordan. Kristian also talked to Brandon Lang, a professional sports handicapper. Lang explained why he's taking the Chargers and the Saints in week two of the NFL season. 

Jeff Nowak, a digital sports producer at WWL and host of the Inside Black & Gold podcast, joined the show to break down Thursday's injury report. Nowak said the Saints are confident that Paulson Adebo will be back soon because they haven't put him on the IR. He also analyzed some audio bites from defensive end Cam Jordan and co-defensive coordinator Kris Richard. 

Mike discussed LSU's lack of identity and explained why he's not confident in betting on the Tigers this weekend. Former legendary Giants quarterback Eli Manning joined the show to discuss his induction into the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame. Manning shared stories from his high school, college, and pro days. Mike also talked about the Saints' running back position.