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On this episode of Bleav in Saints, Mario Jerez and Erin Summers break down the Saints' finalized roster, discuss key position battles and injuries, and deliver an updated outlook on betting odds for the season ahead. The hosts analyze what impressed and concerned them during the offseason, highlight new additions, and share insights on the upcoming Week 1 clash against the Detroit Lions. The Saints' wide receiver room exceeded expectations, with Barion Brown, Bryce Lance emerging alongside Chris Olave and Jordan Tyson 02:11. Chris Olave's offseason leadership and commitment earned praise, with his participation in all activities despite contract uncertainty 05:15. Concerns remain about the offensive line's pass protection and its impact on Tyler Shough's performance 06:48. Defensive continuity stands out as a strength, with players entering year two in Brandon Staley's system and hopes resting on Chase Young's availability 10:00. The latest sportsbook odds place the Saints' win total at 6.5, with playoff chances priced at +210, indicating skepticism from oddsmakers despite national media optimism 13:09. Roster updates include Lorenzo Styles heading to IR, Decamerion Richardson's addition at cornerback, and discussion about the versatile Mike Reid 16:07. Injury reports cover Quincy Riley's positive return and minor concerns for Kendre Miller and Audric Estime ahead of Week 1 23:49. The Lions game preview touches on key injuries, betting lines, and why both teams must prove themselves, with extra attention to the quarterback matchup between Tyler Shough and Jared Goff 28:16. Subscribe to stay updated as Mario Jerez and Erin Summers dive into game prep and bring insider analysis for the Saints' Week 1 showdown against Detroit. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Mario Jerez, Spanish play-by-play voice of the New Orleans Saints and a native New Orleanian, is joined by seasoned Saints and NFL reporter/analyst Erin Summers to react to the final roster and everything we learned during the preseason finale against the Dallas Cowboys. The Saints are heading into Week 1 at Detroit as 6.5-point underdogs, with a +265 moneyline. Mario and Erin discuss the roster moves that stood out most, including Kevin Austin Jr. making the team over Bub Means and Trey Palmer, Alvin Kamara and Cam Jordan avoiding the injured reserve, and the Saints carrying four running backs — including Audric Estimé. Mario makes his case for the Estimé breakout, looking back at the opportunities he received late last season and his impressive finish, including a huge performance against Tennessee. Is Estimé poised to become a major part of the Saints' offense if they find themselves playing with a lead? They also discuss: • The final 53-man roster at every position • Kevin Austin Jr. beating out veteran and younger WR options • Juwan Johnson entering the season as a potential underrated fantasy option • The offensive line and the surprise of both Easton Kilty and Torricelli Simpkins being waived • The Saints' young defensive line and the potential of Christen Miller and Vernon Broughton • Tyree Wilson and Anfernee Jennings' quiet preseason • Why Kool-Aid McKinstry could be one of the most important players on the entire roster • Jayden Price and Isaiah Stalbird emerging as preseason standouts • Daniel Carlson's arrival in New Orleans and whether his 81% season with Las Vegas was really as concerning as it looks • The Saints' reserve lists and their No. 8 waiver-wire priority • Terrell Burgess and Isaac Yiadom among the veteran surprises to be released • Audric Estimé's 46-yard performance against Dallas • Kendre Miller's 42 rushing yards • Bryce Lance making plays in the passing game • Barion Brown's touchdown and the infamous "Beanie Weenie" celebration • Why Brown reminds Mario of the way the Saints believed in Rashid Shaheed • Strong preseason performances from Stalbird and Price • And, finally, why everyone can be happy that preseason football is officially OVER! Plus, the Saints have their first real game of the season coming up against the Detroit Lions. Mario and Erin discuss the matchup, the injury situation and what New Orleans needs to do to pull off the Week 1 upset. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The Saints have one more preseason game before the regular season, but there are plenty of questions to address after an ugly showing against the Los Angeles Rams. Mario Jerez and Erin Summers break down what went wrong, from 12-men-on-the-field penalties and an illegal formation on fourth down to a Saints defense that failed to record a single hit on the Rams' quarterback despite 43 pass attempts. Is it simply preseason rust and fatigue after joint practices, or are some of these issues more concerning? The guys also discuss whether Saints head coach Kellen Moore's calm demeanor is a concern, especially compared to the more fiery personalities we've seen lead the franchise in the past. Plus, should the starters play in the final preseason game against the Cowboys? Mario explains the players he absolutely does NOT want to see on the field. Special teams is another major concern, with the Saints struggling to find consistency at kicker. After Tanner Brown missed a 39-yard field goal and Charlie Smyth struggled the previous week, the Saints signed veteran kicker Daniel Carlson. On the positive side, Kendre Miller looked healthy in his return, Alvin Kamara showed encouraging signs during his pregame workout, and the Saints added running back Zamir White in a trade with the 49ers to bolster the position amid injuries. Plus, Will Sherman gets a look at center, Lorenzo Styles works at outside cornerback, and Barion Brown surprisingly doesn't see the field. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The Saints' preseason opener came with some encouraging performances — but the biggest news afterward was a major gut punch. Rookie wide receiver Jordyn Tyson is expected to miss around two months with a hamstring injury, putting his availability for the start of the regular season in serious question. Mario Jerez and Erin Summers discuss Tyson's injury history, Kellen Moore's explanation that this injury was different from Tyson's previous hamstring issues, and whether there's reason for optimism despite another setback. How much does Tyson's absence change the Saints' offense? Does Chris Olave now face significantly more pressure? Who steps up as the potential WR2? And should New Orleans consider adding a veteran receiver? The guys also break down the Saints' 24-20 preseason loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars, including: Zach Wilson's impressive performance and whether the backup QB competition could become more interesting. A disappointing night for Spencer Rattler, who struggled to generate explosive plays and made some costly mistakes. Bub Means continuing to make his case with a strong 4-catch, 77-yard performance. Ty Chandler's 86-yard kickoff return getting the Saints off to a fast start. Jaylon Ford, Martin Emerson Jr. and Jayden Price making plays on defense. Why Martin Emerson could be one of the Saints' most underrated offseason additions. Michael Heldman's dominant night with two sacks and three tackles for loss. Barion Brown showing more of the playmaking ability we've been hearing about throughout training camp. Why Mario believes the Saints need to get Bryce Lance on the field in the next preseason game — and why Lance's college production is impossible to ignore. The latest on Christen Miller after his impressive preseason debut was cut short by injury. Plus, the Saints turn the page toward their second preseason game against the Los Angeles Rams. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

he Saints are finally getting ready for actual football games! Mario Jerez and Erin Summers break down everything that stood out from the Saints' joint practice with the Jacksonville Jaguars, including a strong day for Tyler Shough, Chris Olave looking like an All-Pro, and an offensive line that consistently created movement against one of the NFL's best run defenses from a year ago. The defense had plenty of highlights as well, with Julion Blackmon picking off Trevor Lawrence early, Jonas Sanker, Quincy Riley and Kool-Aid McKinstry making plays in coverage, and Chase Young repeatedly finding his way into the Jacksonville backfield. But the biggest concern coming out of practice was Jordyn Tyson, who left early with a trainer and did not return. The initial indication is that Tyson suffered a hamstring injury, and Mario and Erin discuss what we know — and what the Saints need to find out — before the preseason opener. Then it's time to look ahead to Saints vs. Jaguars! With the preseason finally here, Mario and Erin discuss the individual players they're watching most, including Barion Brown, Bub Means, Bryce Lance, Jonas Sanker, Lorenzo Styles and Jayden Price. Will a diamond in the rough emerge this preseason? Can one of the young receivers separate himself from the pack? And which players could make a major impression as the Saints' roster competition heats up? Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Mario Jerez, the Spanish play-by-play voice of the New Orleans Saints, and Erin Summers discuss overall impressions from the weekend's training camp practice starting with another season-ending injury as swing guard Dillon Radunz. Radunz injured shuffled reps at offensive line and is an early hit to the Saints depth up front. Defense continues to standout after a big second half of practice on Sunday. Mario and Erin break down which players on the defense could be the most impactful this season, how Demario Davis' departure may affect the team, and give safety Terrell Burgess's take on what the most important position on this defense is. Mario brings back "Yes or BS" as they debate whether the hype is warranted for Barion Brown, if Spencer Rattler is good enough to start in the NFL and is Chase Young is the best player on the Saints? (17:00) Erin shares her biggest area of concern through two weeks of camp, spoiler it's the kicking battle, as neither Charlie Smyth or Tanner Brown have been very consistent. (28:40) The show wraps with Mario and Erin's thoughts on Drew Brees's Hall of Fame Induction speech and the impact he had over his time in New Orleans, the legacy he left and the impact he is having on the current team. (34:06)   Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Dillon Radunz Lost for the 2026 Season The Saints received the difficult news shortly after Sunday's practice. Radunz tore his ACL during a one-on-one drill Saturday. The veteran offensive lineman was preparing to receive first-team snaps before suffering the injury. New Orleans brought Radunz back on a two-year contract after he started 10 games during the 2025 season. He entered camp as the primary interior backup behind starting guards David Edwards and Cesar Ruiz. Radunz also provided valuable positional flexibility. His absence does not change the starting five. However, it significantly weakens the Saints' depth. Ruiz returned to his regular right guard position Sunday after working at second-team center one day earlier. Will Sherman and Easton Kilty handled reserve guard responsibilities. Meanwhile, rookie Jeremiah Wright remains sidelined with a shoulder injury. The Saints must now determine whether Wright can handle an expanded role once healthy. The fourth-round pick from Auburn has displayed impressive strength during one-on-one drills, but his development remains incomplete. New Orleans could also explore the veteran free-agent market. Greg Van Roten, Kevin Zeitler, Mekhi Becton, Will Hernandez and Alex Cappa represent potential options. However, the Saints currently possess limited salary-cap space. A trade could become more realistic once teams begin trimming their rosters. Bryce Lance Delivers the Play of the Day While the Radunz news overshadowed practice, rookie receiver Bryce Lance delivered one of the most impressive offensive performances of camp. Lance hauled in a perfectly placed deep pass from Spencer Rattler for a touchdown of more than 50 yards. He defeated veteran cornerback Isaac Yiadom on a straight go route and secured the football without breaking stride. The play demonstrated exactly why New Orleans selected Lance in the fourth round. At 6-foot-3 and 204 pounds, Lance combines excellent size with 4.34-second speed. More than half of his collegiate receiving yardage came on targets at least 20 yards downfield. He also caught 17 touchdown passes during his final college season at North Dakota State. Still, his Day 9 performance involved more than one vertical route. Lance added a catch on an out-breaking route near the sideline. He also secured a difficult pass through contact over the middle. Those plays showed progress in the route-running areas that will determine how quickly he earns regular-season snaps. The Saints invested heavily in their receiver room during the 2026 NFL Draft. Lance, Jordyn Tyson and Barion Brown have each produced memorable moments during camp. Tyler Shough Starts Practice Cooking Starting quarterback Tyler Shough opened Sunday's practice by completing four of his first five attempts. His lone incompletion came on an accurate sideline throw that tight end Juwan Johnson could not secure. Linebacker Danny Stutsman also appeared to disrupt the catch. Shough's best moment occurred outside the original structure of the play. He escaped the pocket and located Chris Olave more than 20 yards downfield. That completion mattered. Shough has already demonstrated that he can operate Kellen Moore's offense from the pocket. Creating explosive plays after protection breaks down represents the next stage of his development. The quarterback's connection with Tyson also continues to strengthen. Tyson has consistently won routes against defensive backs, while Olave showed no lingering effects from the wrist issue he experienced Saturday. The Saints' rookie receivers finished Sunday by catching all nine of their intended targets. Lance, Tyson, Brown and rookie tight end Oscar Delp contributed to that perfect total. Defense Responds During Situational Work The offense controlled the opening portion of practice, but the first-team defense answered during the two-minute period. The situation gave the offense 1:30 remaining in the first half. New Orleans started at its own 35-yard line while trailing by three points. Shough completed passes to Johnson and Tyson. However, the drive stalled before reaching field-goal range. On third-and-8, defensive end Tyree Wilson used his length to knock the football loose as Shough stepped forward in the pocket. The play resulted in a sack-fumble and ended the possession. Wilson needed that moment. With Cam Jordan sidelined by a hamstring injury, the Saints require Wilson, Anfernee Jennings and the other edge defenders to maximize their additional opportunities. Cornerback Kool-Aid McKinstry also continued his outstanding camp. He maintained tight coverage against Olave and has rarely surrendered a clean completion. Backup slot cornerback Jayden Price strengthened his roster case with another pass breakup. His consistent defensive production and special-teams value make him one of the most interesting players competing for a final roster position. Saints' Kicking Competition Remains Unsettled The kicking battle between Charlie Smyth and Tanner Brown remains one of the Saints' biggest unresolved questions. Smyth converted four of seven attempts Sunday. He missed from 47, 50 and 56 yards, including a 50-yard opportunity at the end of the second-team situational drive. Through nine practices, Smyth has converted 22 of 29 attempts for a 76% success rate. Brown has made 21 of 25 attempts for an 84% rate. Brown currently owns the better percentage. Still, neither kicker has completely separated himself from the competition. The Saints could allow the battle to continue through all three preseason games. They could also monitor kickers released by other teams during final roster cuts. Special-teams consistency cannot become an afterthought. A team expecting to play several close games needs dependable production in scoring situations. Saints Camp Stock Report Several players have improved their standing through the first nine practices. Stock Up Barion Brown: Producing explosive plays almost daily. Tyler Shough: Showing greater command, confidence and efficiency. Kool-Aid McKinstry: Playing physical and disciplined coverage. Jordyn Tyson: Developing chemistry with Shough while consistently winning routes. Bryce Lance: Displaying his vertical ability and expanding route tree. Jayden Price: Creating repeated pass breakups and strengthening his roster case. Players to Monitor Charlie Smyth: Must regain the consistency displayed early in camp. Kendre Miller: A back issue has caused him to miss several practices. Devin Neal: His hamstring injury has interrupted valuable development. Christen Miller: The rookie defensive tackle remains sidelined by a toe injury. Jeremiah Wright: His shoulder injury has become more significant following Radunz's loss. Cam Jordan: Doctors continue evaluating his hamstring injury. This second group does not represent a talent judgment. Most concerns involve availability rather than performance. Big Q's Take Day 9 demonstrated both the promise and fragility surrounding the 2026 Saints. New Orleans appears to have dramatically improved its young receiving talent. Tyson looks capable of making an immediate impact. Brown has become one of camp's biggest surprises. Lance possesses rare size and speed. Shough appears increasingly comfortable distributing the football throughout the formation. However, the Saints cannot ignore their growing injury list. Losing Bresee damaged the defensive line. Losing Radunz weakened the offensive line's most important layer of veteran depth. Jordan's hamstring injury also deserves close attention because of his remarkable history of durability. The Saints should allow Wright, Sherman and Kilty to compete for larger roles. At the same time, the front office must investigate every available veteran and remain active in trade discussions. The starting offensive line remains intact. New Orleans must make sure it has enough protection behind that group before the regular season begins. What Comes Next for the Saints? The Saints will take Monday off before returning Tuesday for their final major installation practice. The Jacksonville Jaguars will then visit Metairie for a joint practice, giving New Orleans its first opportunity to evaluate its progress against an opposing roster. That session should provide clearer answers about the offensive-line depth, rookie receivers, kicking competition and several important roster battles. Day 9 delivered chaos, concern and encouragement. Now the Saints must respond. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. 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Big Q breaks down the Saints' closed indoor practice from August 6, 2026, including Spencer Rattler's 46-yard walk-off touchdown pass to Brown in the two-minute drill. Brown ran away from Isaac Yiadom and continued building his case as the breakout star of camp. The first-team offense moved the ball well in its own two-minute situation, starting at the 35-yard line with 1:40 remaining, one timeout and a four-point deficit. Tyler Shough connected with Juwan Johnson, Travis Etienne Jr., Chris Olave and Brown, but the drive ended with a sack and a Quincy Riley interception on the final end-zone heave. Big Q also covers: • Kool-Aid McKinstry's spectacular tip-to-himself interception • Bub Means continuing to make plays • Kaden Elliss creating pressure around the football • Strong performances from Devin Neal, Audric Estime and Ty Chandler • Updates on Alvin Kamara, Kendre Miller, Jeremiah Wright, Christen Miller, Ronnie Bell, Devin Neal and Chris Rumph II • Charlie Smyth's rough kicking period and the opening it creates for Tanner Brown What was your biggest Saints Camp Day 7 takeaway? Is Barion Brown already forcing his way onto the 53-man roster? Let us know below. Like, subscribe and turn on notifications for year-round New Orleans Saints news, analysis and honest Black and Gold conversation from The Sports Coma with Big Q. Support the platform: Cash App $TheSportsComa All Big Q links: https://linktr.ee/thepromedianetwork #Saints #NewOrleansSaints #SaintsTrainingCamp #BarionBrown #WhoDat #NFL Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Steve and Jeff congratulated Drew Brees for his impending first-ballot induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Steve and Jeff interviewed Saints rookie wideout Barion Brown, who has shined at the team's 2026 training camp. The guys shared their expectations for Brown's rookie campaign. Former Saints Super Bowl-winning LB Scott Shanle joined Sports Talk. Shanle celebrated Brees' impending induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Steve and Jeff listened to Saints training camp audio from DC Brandon Staley and RG Cesar Ruiz.

Steve and Jeff interviewed Saints rookie wideout Barion Brown, who has shined at the team's 2026 training camp. The guys shared their expectations for Brown's rookie campaign.

Sean Fazende and Andre Johnson Jr break down #Saints rookie receiver Barion Brown's performance and how he's becoming the star at training camp. They also hear from Saints legend Drew Brees ahead of his Hall of Fame enshrinement

Steve and Jeff congratulated Drew Brees for his impending first-ballot induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Steve and Jeff interviewed Saints rookie wideout Barion Brown, who has shined at the team's 2026 training camp. The guys shared their expectations for Brown's rookie campaign.

Steve and Jeff interviewed Saints rookie wideout Barion Brown, who has shined at the team's 2026 training camp. The guys shared their expectations for Brown's rookie campaign.

Mike and Bobby discussed Saints rookie WR Barion Brown's continued dominance at the team's training camp. Bobby explained Brown's path to playing time in his first NFL season, praised the Saints' offense for winning today's workout, and shared his notes on other standout pass catchers. The guys spoke to a WWL listener about Saints training camp. Andre Champagne, an LSU sports writer at Geaux247, broke down his observations from the start of the Tigers' fall camp. Steve and Bobby listened to Kellen Moore's post-practice media availability.

Mike and Bobby discussed Saints rookie WR Barion Brown's continued dominance at the team's training camp. Bobby explained Brown's path to playing time in his first NFL season, praised the Saints' offense for winning today's workout, and shared his notes on other standout pass catchers.

Mike and Bobby spoke to a WWL listener about Barion Brown, the Saints' kicker competition, and the team's linebacker room. Bobby also evaluated the Saints' defensive line.

Mike and Bobby spoke to a WWL listener about Barion Brown, the Saints' kicker competition, and the team's linebacker room. Bobby also evaluated the Saints' defensive line.

Mike and Bobby discussed Saints rookie WR Barion Brown's continued dominance at the team's training camp. Bobby explained Brown's path to playing time in his first NFL season, praised the Saints' offense for winning today's workout, and shared his notes on other standout pass catchers.

Deuce, Bobby, and Steve listened to Kellen Moore's post-practice press conference audio on establishing a run game at training camp. Bobby praised Tyler Shough's mobility.

Big Q breaks down the Saints' first two-minute situation of training camp. The first-team offense drove into position for a 53-yard field goal before a third-down sack ended the possession. The second team followed with a drive that produced a 37-yard field goal, highlighted by another explosive play from rookie wide receiver Barion Brown. Brown continues to establish himself as one of the biggest surprises of Saints camp. The offensive line also appeared to take a step forward with Cesar Ruiz returning to the lineup. New Orleans ran the football more effectively, Devin Neal produced several impressive moments and Alvin Kamara continued developing chemistry with quarterback Tyler Shough in the passing game. Big Q also covers the latest injury updates: • Kendre Miller is dealing with a back issue • Christen Miller is navigating a toe issue • Jeremiah Wright is dealing with a shoulder issue Tanner Brown finished the kicking period 5-of-6, missing from 39 yards. He also bounced an extra-point attempt through off the upright, according to Jeff Nowak. Big Q also reviews the post-practice media takeaways from head coach Kellen Moore and select Saints players as the Black and Gold continue building their identity in full pads. What stood out most to you from Day 6? Is Barion Brown earning a legitimate role in the Saints' offense? Hit the LIKE button, SHARE the show, SUBSCRIBE and turn on notifications for year-round New Orleans Saints coverage! ️ Support The Sports Coma: Cash App: $TheSportsComa Links, merchandise and more: https://linktr.ee/thepromedianetwork Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Mike and Deuce evaluated Saints rookie WR Barion Brown's performances at the team's training camp workouts. The guys also projected what the Saints' offense could look like in 2026.

The Saints wrapped up mandatory minicamp, Cam Jordan is officially back in New Orleans, and there's plenty to discuss on the latest episode of the BLEAV in Saints Podcast. Mario Jerez and Erin Summers break down Cam Jordan's new one-year contract and what could be the final season of a legendary Saints career. After recording 10.5 sacks in 2025 and climbing to 17th on the NFL's all-time sack list, what should Jordan's role look like this season? The hosts discuss his importance to the locker room, whether he seriously considered retirement, and what a best-case scenario looks like for the future Saints Hall of Famer. The conversation then shifts to Saints minicamp, where several young players continued to make positive impressions. Mario and Erin discuss Barion Brown's versatility, the latest injury updates on Chris Olave, Jordyn Tyson, Lorenzo Styles, Christen Miller and Oscar Delp, and which under-the-radar players are generating the most excitement heading into training camp. The hosts also react to reports that rookie quarterback Tyler Shough is organizing a summer passing session at Drew Brees' training facility in California. Is this a sign of Shough's leadership? And how significant is it that Brees is taking an active role in helping a Saints quarterback for the first time since his retirement? Plus, congratulations are in order as Mark Ingram and Terron Armstead are announced as the newest inductees into the Saints Hall of Fame. Topics include: • Cam Jordan's new contract and future with the Saints • What Jordan's role should be in 2026 • Saints minicamp observations and standout performers • Barion Brown's versatility and offensive potential • Injury updates from minicamp • Tyler Shough's planned workout with Drew Brees • Drew Brees' involvement with the next generation of Saints quarterbacks • Mark Ingram and Terron Armstead joining the Saints Hall of Fame Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Bobby and Mike discussed legendary DE Cam Jordan's decision to sign with the Saints for his 16th, and final, NFL season. Bobby explained why Jordan will retire as the best Saints defender in the organization's history. Bobby and Mike also shared their observations from the Saints' first mandatory minicamp practice session. The guys highlighted rookie TE Oscar Delp, third-year WR Devaughn Vele, and rookie wideout Barion Brown.

Bobby and Mike shared their observations from the Saints' first mandatory minicamp practice session. The guys highlighted rookie TE Oscar Delp, third-year WR Devaughn Vele, and rookie wideout Barion Brown.

Bobby and Mike shared their observations from the Saints' first mandatory minicamp practice session. The guys highlighted rookie TE Oscar Delp, third-year WR Devaughn Vele, and rookie wideout Barion Brown.

Saints 2026 Draft Class: Ultimate Pick-by-Pick Breakdown & Scheme Fit EvaluationDid the New Orleans Saints just draft the foundations of their next great roster, or did they reach for needs? In this episode of Go for 2, we are going completely under the hood of the Saints' 2026 NFL Draft class. No surface-level takes here—we break down every single draft pick from opening night to the final whistle of Day 3.Inside the Episode:The Physical Profiles: Deep dive into the heights, weights, verified speeds, and raw collegiate production of the newest Saints.Value vs. Reach: Which picks were absolute steals according to the board, and where did Mickey Loomis and the front office panic?The Timeline Evaluation: Are these picks geared toward a wide-open Super Bowl run, or do they signal a long-overdue schematic rebuild?Kellen Moore's Scheme Fit: How do offensive weapons like Jordyn Tyson (ASU) and Bryce Lance (NDSU) mesh with the system, and what does the additions of Christen Miller and Oscar Delp mean for the trenches?Trade Analytics: Breaking down the value of the draft-day trades (including the Day 3 swap with the Raiders for defensive end depth).Round 1, Pick 8: WR Jordyn Tyson (Arizona State)Round 2, Pick 42: DT Christen Miller (Georgia)Round 3, Pick 73: TE Oscar Delp (Georgia)Round 4: G Jeremiah Wright (Auburn) & WR Bryce Lance (NDSU)Day 3 Sleeper Picks: Lorenzo Styles Jr., Barion Brown, & TJ HallFinal Verdict & Saints 2026 Draft GradeDon't forget to hit that Subscribe button, drop a 5-star review, and let us know in the comments: Which pick was your absolute favorite?

Steve and Charlie listened to audio from Saints rookie WRs Bryce Lance and Barion Brown.

Steve and Charlie listened to audio from the Saints' rookies at the team's minicamp, hearing from WRs Bryce Lance and Barion Brown, TE Oscar Delp, S Lorenzo Styles Jr., and G Jeremiah Wright. The guys also gave live updates for the Spurs' playoff matchup against the Timberwolves.

Saints sideline reporter Jeff Nowak joined Sports Talk to recap the team's rookie minicamp. Nowak shared his thoughts on Jordyn Tyson, Christen Miller, Oscar Delp, Jeremiah Wright, Bryce Lance, and Barion Brown. Nowak also gave his under-the-radar UDFA to make the Saints' roster.

Steve and Charlie interviewed Saints sideline reporter Jeff Nowak about the team's rookie minicamp. Nowak shared his thoughts on Jordyn Tyson, Christen Miller, Oscar Delp, Jeremiah Wright, Bryce Lance, and Barion Brown. Nowak also gave his under-the-radar UDFA to make the Saints' roster. The guys listened to Jordyn Tyson and Kellen Moore's media availability during minicamp.

Mike and Charlie recapped the Saints' rookie minicamp, the 2026 NBA Draft Lottery, and the Louisiana track and field state championships. Rene Nadeau, a writer at Crescent City Sports, joined Sports Talk. Nadeau broke down his observations from the Saints' annual rookie minicamp, highlighting Jordyn Tyson, Oscar Delp, Barion Brown, and Bryce Lance. Nadeau also gave some under-the-radar UDFAs for the Saints. Mike also reported on the Chargers' decision to sign TE David Njoku.

Mike and Charlie recapped the Saints' rookie minicamp, the 2026 NBA Draft Lottery, and the Louisiana track and field state championships. Rene Nadeau, a writer at Crescent City Sports, broke down his observations from the Saints' annual rookie minicamp, highlighting Jordyn Tyson, Oscar Delp, Barion Brown, and Bryce Lance. Nadeau also gave some under-the-radar UDFAs for the Saints. Mike and Charlie interviewed Andre Champagnee, a writer at Geaux247.com, and David Grubb, the host of "The Post Up" podcast. Steve and Charlie spoke to Glen West, a senior writer at Geaux247 Sports, and Saints sideline reporter Jeff Nowak.

Rene Nadeau, a writer at Crescent City Sports, joined Sports Talk. Nadeau broke down his observations from the Saints' annual rookie minicamp, highlighting Jordyn Tyson, Oscar Delp, Barion Brown, and Bryce Lance. Nadeau also gave some under-the-radar UDFAs for the Saints.

Rene Nadeau, a writer at Crescent City Sports, joined Sports Talk. Nadeau broke down his observations from the Saints' annual rookie minicamp, highlighting Jordyn Tyson, Oscar Delp, Barion Brown, and Bryce Lance. Nadeau also gave some under-the-radar UDFAs for the Saints.

In this episode, Mario breaks down the New Orleans Saints' 2026 NFL Draft class and what it means for the roster moving forward. We start with an overview of the Saints' draft strategy and how they balanced explosive playmakers with high-floor, pro-ready prospects. Then we go pick-by-pick, discussing first-round wide receiver Jordyn Tyson and how he fits alongside Chris Olave, plus what kind of impact he can make as a vertical threat in this offense. We also dive into key additions like defensive tackle Christen Miller and tight end Oscar Delp out of Georgia, and why the Saints may be leaning on SEC-ready talent to stabilize both sides of the ball. Also, we hit on mid-to-late round picks including Jeremiah Wright, Bryce Lance, Lorenzo Styles Jr., Barion Brown, and TJ Hall—focusing on development, depth, and wanting to be SPECIAL on special teams. We also touch on: How this draft reflects the Saints' current roster needs The emphasis on speed and explosiveness at wide receiver Special teams value and whether players like Styles Jr. can follow the path of past Saints standouts What realistic expectations should be for this rookie class in 2026 https://x.com/Mario_E_Jerez https://www.facebook.com/mario.jerez.39 https://www.instagram.com/mjerez3/ https://www.staatalent.com/client/mario-jerez/?_gl=14isseb_gaMTIwNzAxOTk5Ni4xNzY0Njk3MDA1_ga_MPW0LSJE88*czE3Nzc0NjkwNDEkbzQkZzEkdDE3Nzc0NjkxODAkajUyJGwwJGgw Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Bobby and Mike spoke to a WWL listener about the Saints' 2026 NFL Draft class. Glen West, a senior writer at Geaux247 Sports, joined Sports Talk. West shared his thoughts on Garrett Nussmeier's "excruciating" draft slide, Barion Brown's fit with the Saints, and the end of Lane Kiffin's Spring practice sessions. Mike and Bobby shared their favorite players from the Saints' 10-man UDFA class.

Glen West, a senior writer at Geaux247 Sports, joined Sports Talk. West shared his thoughts on Garrett Nussmeier's "excruciating" draft slide, Barion Brown's fit with the Saints, and the end of Lane Kiffin's Spring practice sessions.

Saints 2026 Draft Day 3 Recap + Undrafted Picks is here! Big Q breaks down the New Orleans Saints' full Day 3 performance (Rounds 3–7) PLUS all undrafted free agent signings and key roster implications. The Saints made major moves to reshape the roster — including a trade for former first-round EDGE Tyree Wilson from the Las Vegas Raiders, while also stacking talent across the offensive line, wide receiver room, and secondary. FULL BREAKDOWN INCLUDES: Trade analysis: Tyree Wilson acquisition impact Round-by-round picks (Wright, Lance, Styles Jr., Brown, Hall) Why WR depth suddenly became a strength Special teams weapons added (Barion Brown impact ) Offensive line reinforcements for Kellen Moore's system Undrafted sleepers who could make the roster The Saints are clearly targeting competition, size, speed, and versatility heading into camp. Day 3 could quietly define this roster more than Day 1! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Purple and Gold to Black and Gold! The Saints drafted former LSU WR Barion Brown in the 6th round. Brown can't wait to get to work. He says he'll do whatever role the Saints what him, and he wants to be an energy guy for the team.

The New Orleans Saints are searching for their next All-Pro return specialist, and Big Q breaks down the latest intel as the team hosted Georgia WR Zachariah Branch for a private workout. Branch is one of the most explosive returners in college football, showcasing elite 4.35 speed, dynamic vision, and game-breaking ability as both a punt and kick returner. After dominating at USC and continuing production at Georgia, he's firmly on the Saints' radar. But he's not alone. The Saints are evaluating a loaded class of return specialists including LSU's Barion Brown, Notre Dame's Jadarian Price, Ohio State's Caleb Downs, and Texas A&M's KC Concepcion. Add in Iowa kicker Drew Stevens meeting with the team, and it's clear New Orleans is emphasizing special teams impact. Are the Saints looking to flip field position and create instant offense in 2026? Big Q breaks it all down. #Saints #NFLDraft #ZachariahBranch #WhoDat #SaintsNews #SpecialTeams #NFLDraft2026 Saints return specialist Saints Zachariah Branch NFL draft returners Saints special teams Barion Brown LSU Jadarian Price Notre Dame Caleb Downs returner Saints draft targets Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Saints sideline reporter Jeff Nowak joined Sports Talk to recap LSU's Pro Day. Nowak reported on Garrett Nussmeier, Harold Perkins, A. J. Haulcy, Bauer Sharp, Mansoor Delane, Aaron Anderson, Zavion Thomas, and Barion Brown.

Mike and Charlie spoke to a WWL listener about the NFL Draft, highlighting Miami's Rueben Bain Jr., Auburn's Keldric Faulk, and Notre Dame's Jeremiyah Love. Saints sideline reporter Jeff Nowak joined Sports Talk to recap LSU's Pro Day. Nowak reported on Garrett Nussmeier, Harold Perkins, A. J. Haulcy, Bauer Sharp, Mansoor Delane, Aaron Anderson, Zavion Thomas, and Barion Brown. Mike, Charlie, and Steve played their daily "Triple Option" segment.

Saints sideline reporter Jeff Nowak joined Sports Talk to recap LSU's Pro Day. Nowak reported on Garrett Nussmeier, Harold Perkins, A. J. Haulcy, Bauer Sharp, Mansoor Delane, Aaron Anderson, Zavion Thomas, and Barion Brown.

Chris Lee and Chase Robinson preview LSU's road trip to (according to FanDuel) favored Vanderbilt on Saturday, a game shown on ABC at 11. Topics include: It's a strength-on-strength matchup between Vanderbilt's offense and LSU's defense. Vanderbilt coach Clark Lea was LSU coach Brian Kelly's defensive coordinator at Notre Dame. Does that give either side an edge? Vanderbilt's Diego Pavia leads a rushing attack that's been unstoppable. The Commodores also throw the ball well, but a secondary led by transfers Mansoor Delane and AJ Haulcy has been tough. LSU's Garrett Nussmeier has played banged-up all year and that appears to have hampered his performance. LSU's offense has struggled, but receivers like Nic Anderson, Barion Brown and tight end Trey'Dez Green could give the Tigers an athletic advantage against Vanderbilt's defense. The Commodores' defense has slipped lately, as Vandy allowed 35 and 30 points in their past two games. But Vanderbilt had a bye week coming in, and a week of rest could help. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Join David Waters as he breaks down the upcoming Florida vs LSU matchup with special guest Blake Ruffino from Are You Serious Sports. The Gators head to Death Valley trying to bounce back against #3 ranked LSU, who boasts a dominant 20-2 home record under Brian Kelly. Can Florida overcome their disappointing loss to USF and pull off their first win against a top-three LSU team ever? We analyze LSU's dangerous receiving duo of Barion Brown and Aaron Anderson, their inconsistent ground game, and what Florida must do to escape with a victory in one of college football's toughest environments. #FloridaGators #GatorsBreakdown #GoGators #CFB #SECFootball #CollegeFootball JOIN Gators Breakdown Plus: https://gatorsbreakdownplus.com Get Florida Gators merch at Fanatics: https://fanatics.93n6tx.net/DVYxja Questions or comments? Send them to gatorsbreakdown@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brian Edwards and Chris Lee of Southeastern 16 preview Florida's road trip to LSU, a game shown on ABC at 6:30 Central. Topics include: Florida's late-game discipline and game management cost the Gators in a home loss to South Florida. LSU turned in a ho-hum performance against Louisiana Tech in a trap spot between two games, but its defense continued to shine. Watch the line of scrimmage for both teams; the Gators have uncharacteristically given up 18 stops for loss, while LSU's rebuilt offensive line leads an offense that averaged just 4.9 yards per play last week. We'll see two of the country's best quarterbacks in Garrett Nussmeier and DJ Lagway. Both teams have tremendous athleticism at offensive skill positions between Caden Durham, Aaron Anderson, Barion Brown, Trey'Dez Green, Nic Anderson and others for LSU and Eugene Wilson III, Jadan Baugh, Dallas Wilson and others for the Gators. LSU's defense is much improved under Blake Baker as Whit Weeks and Harold Perkins Jr. are elite talents. The Gators desperately need to get Caleb Banks back. And more. GAMETIME SIDEKICKS Use promo code SE16 for 20% off! http://www.gametimesidekicks.com/ ROKFORM Use promo code SEC25 for 25% off! The world's strongest magnetic phone case! https://www.rokform.com/ HOVI DRY GOODS Use promo code BAMA for 15% off this week! https://hovidrygoods.com/ JOIN OUR MEMBERSHIP

Blake Ruffino shares his thoughts on coming out of Day 10 of LSU Fall Camp. Blake gives his thoughts on things that are standing out to him through the camp through the 10 days. What players have started to make the most impact? Players such as Bernard Gooden, Patrick Payton, Trey'Dez Green, & Barion Brown who had big Day 10's and have continued to stand out. Lastly, Blake discusses some of the things that he has seen through Fall Camp in the run game. Why Blake is starting to become concerned through the 10 Days. Can the LSU Offense start finding a run game and quickly. #lsu #lsutigers #lsutigersfootball #lsufootball #lsusports #foryou #fyp #foryoupage #briankelly #blakebaker #blakebakerlsu #ays #ayssports #blakeruffino

Blake Ruffino shares his thoughts on coming out of Day 10 of LSU Fall Camp. Blake gives his thoughts on things that are standing out to him through the camp through the 10 days. What players have started to make the most impact? Players such as Bernard Gooden, Patrick Payton, Trey'Dez Green, & Barion Brown who had big Day 10's and have continued to stand out. Lastly, Blake discusses some of the things that he has seen through Fall Camp in the run game. Why Blake is starting to become concerned through the 10 Days. Can the LSU Offense start finding a run game and quickly. #lsu #lsutigers #lsutigersfootball #lsufootball #lsusports #foryou #fyp #foryoupage #briankelly #blakebaker #blakebakerlsu #ays #ayssports #blakeruffino

Mike answered a question from a WWL listener about LSU football's recent special teams issues.

Mike Vallerie (@FF_DirtyMike) and Cory Pereira (@FF_Guitarist) start off the show with a look at some of the recent spring news, followed by their two rookie profiles (Cam Ward, Jaxson Dart). Then, they'll gauge their confidence meter on a few bounce-back candidates for the upcoming season. They'll share their thoughts on Dante Moore, Barion Brown, C.J Baxter and more!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/campus-2-canton/donations