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The Saints had this one. Until they didn't. We break-down New Orleans' 35-27 loss to Las Vegas, from Shough's four touchdowns to four turnover game, our expectations moving forward, and a glimpse into next week's matchup against our most-hated opponent, the Atlanta Falcons. Like, follow, subscribe, and join us all season long!@Saintsaholics | https://www.saintsaholics.com/Who Dat!Theme music: "Heart of the City (Who Dat)" by TEAMMFNWe are proud to feature this New Orleans Saints Anthem as the official them song of Saintsaholics Anonymous. Huge thanks to TEAMMFN for allowing up to use the track.https://mfnmusic.com/

Wie konnten wir dieses Spiel eigentlich noch verlieren? Diese Frage stellten sich wohl die meisten von uns als plötzlich das Spiel aus den Händen glitt. War das einfach zu wenig von der Defense? Wieso konnte man Brock Bowers nicht stoppen und was ging da eigentlich im vierten Viertel ab? Da ist definitiv einiges zum Aufarbeiten für Bene und Julez - dennoch gab es genügend positives zu berichten. Und auch die NFL zusammen mit den Referees standen einmal mehr im Mittelpunkt. Um was es dabei genau ging hört ihr am besten selbst. Wir wünschen wie immer viel Spaß und WHO DAT ?!Minute 0-2: Anmoderation Minute 2-4: NewsMinute 4-14: NFL- + NFC-South Round UpMinute 14-52: Gameanalyse Minute 52-59: Fazit, Stats, Reaktionen & ZitateMinute 59-61: Player of the Game + Moment of the GameMinute 61-65: Thesenauswertung + Abmoderation

What happens when a team with potential falters under pressure? In this gripping episode of The K. B. Radio Network, host Kevin Reid dives deep into the New Orleans Saints' heartbreaking loss to the Las Vegas Raiders, a defeat that has left fans questioning the team's direction as their season record slips to 1-2. Reid's frustration is palpable as he dissects the Saints' performance, particularly their catastrophic fourth-quarter mistakes that resulted in three critical turnovers, sealing their fate against a formidable opponent. As the episode unfolds, Reid reflects on the Saints' promising start, where they not only led at the end of the first quarter but also outgained the Raiders in key statistical categories. Yet, despite these advantages, the Saints' inability to capitalize on their opportunities raises serious concerns. Reid emphasizes that turnovers and questionable play-calling were the culprits that derailed what could have been a different outcome. With each passing moment, he critiques the coaching strategies that seem to lack the necessary adjustments in high-pressure situations, particularly after the team lost key players to injuries. As the episode progresses, Reid's passion for the game shines through as he calls for accountability within the organization. He poses critical questions about the coaching staff's decisions and the players' performances, urging listeners to reflect on what it means for the Saints moving forward. With an upcoming primetime showdown against the Atlanta Falcons on the horizon, Reid expresses his uncertainty about the team's chances, leaving fans on the edge of their seats. This episode of The K. B. Radio Network is not just a recap; it's a passionate plea for improvement and a call to action for both fans and the team alike. Join Reid as he navigates through the highs and lows of the Saints' season, providing insights that every die-hard fan needs to hear. Whether you're a lifelong supporter or a casual observer, this episode is packed with impactful commentary, analysis, and a heartfelt examination of what it means to be a part of the Saints community during challenging times. Don't miss out on this engaging discussion that sheds light on the future of the New Orleans Saints. Tune in to The K. B. Radio Network and be part of the conversation as we all hope for a turnaround in this tumultuous season! Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Every sports fan has an era that defines what their favorite team means to them. In this episode of the Historically Speaking Sports Podcast, Dana Auguster and Charles Combs take a trip back through the greatest eras of their favorite NFL teams. Dana makes the case for the San Diego Chargers' Air Coryell era from 1978–1984, while Charles takes us through the New Orleans Saints' Sean Payton and Drew Brees era from 2006 through their Super Bowl XLIV championship in February 2010.Dana revisits the explosive Chargers offenses led by Dan Fouts, Kellen Winslow, Charlie Joiner, John Jefferson and Don Coryell, examining how Air Coryell helped revolutionize the passing game and produced some of the most memorable offensive performances and playoff games of the era. Charles looks at the transformation of the Saints under Sean Payton and Drew Brees, from the franchise's turnaround in 2006 to the emotional journey through the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and ultimately the Saints' first Super Bowl championship.But what actually makes an era the greatest in franchise history? Is it championships, legendary players, innovative coaching, unforgettable games, cultural impact—or the memories created for generations of fans? Dana and Charles explore those questions while celebrating two very different eras that left lasting marks on NFL history. From Air Coryell in San Diego to Who Dat in New Orleans, this episode is a celebration of the greatest eras of our favorite teams.To contact the show, e-mail us at Historically.Speaking.Sports@gmail.com.

Pour ce dixième épisode de la saison 4 du French Quarter Podcast, nous revenons sur ce troisième match de la saison et cette défaite amère face aux Las Vegas Raiders...

What does the return of the New Orleans Saints to the Superdome after Hurricane Katrina mean for the team's legacy and future? Join host Kevin Reid in this riveting episode of The K. B. Radio Network as he dives deep into the emotional significance of the Saints' upcoming home opener against the Las Vegas Raiders, a game that celebrates the 20-year anniversary of that historic return. Reid takes you on a journey through the highs and lows of the Saints' past, reflecting on the unforgettable matchup against the Atlanta Falcons that marked a new beginning for the franchise and the city of New Orleans. As the Saints gear up for this pivotal game, Reid analyzes their recent performance, including a surprising victory over the formidable Baltimore Ravens. He spotlights key players who are making waves this season, such as quarterback Tyler Shough and wide receiver Chris Olave, both of whom are crucial to the Saints' success. With a young quarterback at the helm, Reid emphasizes the importance of a robust running game to alleviate pressure and support Shuck's development. He doesn't shy away from critiquing the offensive line's performance, highlighting areas that need improvement for the Saints to thrive. Turning his attention to the Raiders, Reid breaks down their strengths, including the leadership of quarterback Kirk Cousins and the potential impact of rookie cornerback Hezekiah Masses. The Raiders pose a significant challenge, and Reid offers insights into how the Saints can capitalize on their weaknesses while leveraging their own strengths. Will the Saints' resilience and determination shine through in this highly anticipated matchup? As the episode unfolds, Reid shares his prediction for the game, exuding optimism for a Saints victory while acknowledging the hurdles they must overcome against a well-coached Raiders team. He encourages listeners to engage with the show, inviting them to share their thoughts and predictions about this thrilling clash. Don't miss this episode of The K. B. Radio Network, where passion for football meets insightful analysis. Whether you're a die-hard Saints fan or a casual observer, this episode promises to deliver the excitement and depth you crave. Tune in now, and let's celebrate the spirit of New Orleans and the game we love! Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

The Saints are in the win column! We break down New Orleans' 24-17 comeback win over the Ravens in Baltimore, including Tyler Shough's clutch fourth quarter, a defense that kept the Saints alive, the biggest moments from the game, and what to expect during next week's matchup against the Raiders at Home.Like, follow, subscribe, and join us all season long!@Saintsaholics | https://www.saintsaholics.com/Who Dat!Theme music: "Heart of the City (Who Dat)" by TEAMMFNWe are proud to feature this New Orleans Saints anthem as the official theme song of Saintsaholics Anonymous. Huge thanks to TEAMMFN for allowing us to use the track.https://mfnmusic.com/

Pour ce neuvième épisode de la saison 4 du French Quarter Podcast, nous revenons sur ce deuxième match de la saison et la première victoire face aux Baltimore Ravens !

We'll examine quarterback containment, disciplined rush lanes, tackling, coverage communication and the matchups that could decide Saints vs. Ravens. Plus, get the latest injury updates on Alvin Kamara, Cameron Jordan, Oscar Delp, Juwan Johnson and Isaiah Stalbird before kickoff. Saints vs. Ravens — Sunday, September 20 at 12 p.m. CT. Comment your score prediction: Saints or Ravens? #saints , #WhoDat, #SaintsVsRavens, #LamarJackson, #derrickhenry , #NFL, #NFLWeek2, #saintsnews , #SaintsInjuryReport, #TheSportsComa Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Die Niederlage ist verdaut - mehr oder weniger. So ganz konnten es sich Julez und Bene nicht nehmen und nochmals Einsicht und Klarstellungen zum Nicht-Fumble zu geben. Aber davon abgesehen liegt der Fokus auf die Ravens. Und da kommen gerne böse Erinnerungen wach. Immer diese Running-QBs. Grund genug einmal so richtig in die Materie zu gehen und zu analysieren, was man gegen diese starken Ravens anstellen kann. Viel Talk - was dahinter steht hört ihr am besten selbst. Wir wünschen wie immer viel Spaß und WHO DAT ?!

Partita dai due volti, combattuta fino all'ultimo secondo...e oltre! Sconfitta di misura che ci ha regalato tanti spunti di riflessione, e anche qualche polemica. Vi raccontiamo anche dell'evento a cui siamo stati invitati come rappresentanti ufficiali dei New Orleans Saints in Italia che si è tenuto a Roma organizzato dall'ambasciata americana! Who Dat!

The Saints leave Detroit with a heartbreaking 31-30 overtime loss to the Lions. We break-down the 21-point comeback, Tyler Shough's 411-yard performance, the decision to go for two, what impressed us, what still needs work, and what it all means as the Saints turn their attention to their matchup against Baltimore.Like, follow, subscribe, and join us all season long!@Saintsaholics | https://www.saintsaholics.com/Who Dat!Theme music: "Heart of the City (Who Dat)" by TEAMMFNWe are proud to feature this New Orleans Saints anthem as the official theme song of Saintsaholics Anonymous. Huge thanks to TEAMMFN for allowing us to use the track.https://mfnmusic.com/

Pour ce huitième épisode de la saison 4 du French Quarter Podcast, nous revenons sur ce premier match de la saison et la défaite face aux Detroit Lions

After spotting the Detroit Lions a 21-point lead, the New Orleans Saints rallied to force overtime, losing 31-30 when a 2-point conversion attempt fell incomplete Sunday at Ford Field in Detroit.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Pour ce septième épisode de la saison 4 du French Quarter Podcast, épisode EXCEPTIONNEL puisque Justin Reid, safety des New Orleans Saints nous a accordé une interview avant la reprise de la saison . Une grande première pour le French Quarter Podcast !

Women in Football Series continues featuring Sports Broadcaster Erin Summers.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-real-deal-with-courtney-harden--3678816/support.

On y est ! C'est enfin le retour de la NFL ! Pour ce sixième épisode de la saison 4 du French Quarter Podcast, nous voulions vous revenir sur la pré-saison et le lancement de cette nouvelle saison NFL !

The 2026 season will be the New Orleans Saints' 60th in the National Football League (NFL), their 51st to host games at the Caesars Superdome, their 14th under general manager Mickey Loomis and their second under head coach Kellen Moore. The Saints will seek to improve upon their 6–11 record from the previous season and end their five-year drought of both a playoff appearance and an NFC South title.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Pre-Season Spiel #3 ist in den Büchern und die Saints fahren ihren ersten und damit einzigen Sieg ein. Aber hat so ein Sieg überhaupt bedeutung? Bestimmt - aber keine große. Viel spannender ist da die Frage, wer im vorzeitigen 53-Man Roster steht. Definitiv ein paar Überraschungen dabei, welche Julez und Bene in Ruhe besprechen werden. Zusätzlich gibt's auch für die Fanreise nach Paris weitere Updates. Und schlussendlich musste auch Julez ein sehr schmerzliches Geständnis ablegen. Worum es dabei ging hört ihr am besten selber in der letzten Ausgabe vor der ersten Warm-Up der Saison. Wir wünschen wie immer viel Spaß und WHO DAT ?!

The New Orleans Saints ended the preseason on a high note with a 27-24 victory over the Dallas Cowboys on Friday at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

It may be hard to believe, but it has been 16 ½ years since Drew Brees and the New Orleans Saints captured their one and only Super Bowl title. February 7, 2010 marked the greatest day in Saints history. The New Orleans Saints began play as an NFL expansion team in Tulane Stadium against the Los Angeles Rams on September 17, 1967.  The opening kick-off was returned by Saints wide receiver John Gilliam for a touchdown as 80,000 fans roared their approval. Sadly, the Saints lost Game #1 27-13 and finished their initial NFL season with a 3-11 record. Twenty years later, the New Orleans Saints had yet to post a winning season.  Successful former USFL coach Jim Mora was hired to lead the team.  Coach Mora turned around this franchise and posted five winning seasons over the next seven years. They finally made the playoffs for the first time in 1987. WhoDat Nation was born in the mid 1980’s! Fans gleefully chanted “Who Dat say they gonna beat ‘dem Saints?” as New Orleans had finally became a regular contender in the NFC. Until they weren’t. The 1992 NFL playoffs marked the final post-season appearance for the Saints for another eight seasons.  A surprising 2000 New Orleans Saints team finished 10-6 and finally won the first playoff game in the history of this long-suffering franchise. In 2006, it was new head coach Sean Payton and newly acquired quarterback Drew Brees teamed-up to rebuild the Saints into a long-time NFC powerhouse over the next 15 seasons. Drew Brees retired after the 2020 season.  He was recently inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility. Coach Sean Payton “retired” a year later. He opted for the television booth with FOX Sports.  The Denver Broncos coaxed him to return to coaching with an eye-popping contract offer in 2022. Sean Payton has turned-around another NFL franchise.  His Broncos have become top playoff contenders in the AFC after only three seasons as the team’s head coach. Those two legends are no longer part of the NFL franchise in New Orleans.  Saints fans still love their football team, but the playoffs seem like a distant memory. Successive years of 5-12 in 2024 and 6-11 in 2025 are making many Saints fans wax nostalgic about “the good old days” of two decades ago. Is Kellen Moore a miracle worker or will he become just another short term coach? The Saints hired and later fired former defensive coordinator Dennis Allen after 2 ½ seasons following the departure of head coach Sean Payton. The 2025 season saw New Orleans hand the coaching baton to Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore with the top job.  Moore was a dynamic quarterback in college with Boise State during the Broncos’ ascension in major college football twenty years ago. Kellen Moore then played five seasons in the NFL before becoming the quarterbacks coach in Dallas.  He would be elevated to the team’s offensive coordinator for three seasons.  Moore earned a Super Bowl ring as the OC for the Philadelphia Eagles in 2024. Ironically, that Super Bowl victory came in the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans. Kellen Moore became the new head coach for the New Orleans Saints less than one week later. Moore’s offensive knowledge did not seem to help the Saints’ putrid offense last season.  New Orleans scored only 18 points per game to finish in 28th place in the NFL. Saints fans saw a glimmer of hope after second-round rookie draft pick Tyler Shough (pronounced “Shuck”) was inserted into the line-up for the second half of the season. The Saints offense immediately caught fire as New Orleans won four of its last five games to finish 6-11. An underappreciated Saints defense finished in the middle of the NFL pack (16th) and allowed only 22 points per game for the 2025 season. Off-season moves have firmed-up the Saints offense The 2026 NFL Draft in Pittsburgh saw the New Orleans Saints select: Round 1 – Jordyn Tyson, wide receiver, Arizona State Round 2 – Christen Miller, defensive tackle, Georgia Round 3 – Oscar Delp, tight end, Georgia Round 4 – Jeremiah Wright, offensive guard, Auburn Round 4 – Bryce Lance, wide receiver, North Dakota State Round 5 – Lorenzo Styles, defensive back, Ohio State Round 6 – Barion Brown, wide receiver/return specialist, LSU Round 7 – T.J. Hall, defensive back, Iowa That made three wide receivers and a talented tight end taken with the eight draft picks. Fifth year wide receiver Chris Olave has grabbed passes for more than 1,000 yards in three of his four years with the Saints.  He and quarterback Tyler Shough got their wish in the NFL draft.  There are significant new weapons with this impressive trio of wide receiver draft selections plus a top tight end prospect in Oscar Delp. It’s hard to believe that running back Alvin Kamara is entering his tenth NFL season. The 2017 Rookie of the Year has been slowed by injuries over his career.  Kamara has not played a full regular season since that initial 2017 campaign. The team’s all-time leading rusher will be joined in the backfield this season by newly acquired running back Travis Etienne.  He comes to the Saints from the Jacksonville Jaguars.  Etienne (like Alvin Kamara) is exceptional at catching the ball coming out of the backfield. This tandem should give NFC South defenses plenty to be concerned about. The New Orleans Saints lost long-time offensive standout Taysom Hill to retirement at the end of last season.  This versatile former BYU quarterback had played back-up quarterback, tight end, and running back over his nine seasons with the Saints.  The oft-injured Hill became a fan favorite in New Orleans. Can the Saints defense do it again in 2026? A quick look at this year’s Saints draft picks showed that defense was definitely not a priority for the team. Consider how ineffective the New Orleans Saints offense was in 2025.  The team’s inability to score points kept the Saints defense on the field for longer than the NFL average.  New Orleans’ 16th rated defense may show further improvement this season if the team’s offense stays on the field longer and give the defense more rest. Defensive coordinator Brandon Staley (the former head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers) put together an opportunistic and relatively young defensive unit for the Saints in 2025.  The team collected 20 turnovers last season.  It was also ranked #3 in the NFL at shutting down the opposing offense on third down. Former Alabama defensive back Kool-Aid McKinstry and former Washington first round defensive end selection Chase Young led a hungry New Orleans Saints defensive unit in 2025. New Orleans’ popular and eight-time Pro Bowl selection Cameron Jordan was drafted in 2011.  Now age 37, he remains a force at the other defensive end position for New Orleans. A lack of depth may unravel the Saints this season Injuries happen – especially in the NFL.  For as optimistic as things look for the Saints first team units, a lack of quality depth (especially at quarterback) could sink the Saints chances in 2026. Preseason games generally feature back-ups so that the coaches can determine which players deserve a spot on the team’s regular season roster. The Saints 34-0 loss to the Los Angeles Rams last weekend in the second preseason game showed just how weak this team’s back-ups seem to be.  They were skunked by the reserves from a Rams team which went 12-5 last year. Seeing the other team’s reserves blank the Saints back-ups raised some warning flags about the upcoming season. Speaking of back-ups, New Orleans is attempting to transform another top first round draft selection into a future weapon at quarterback. Former New York Jets quarterback Zach Wilson (the #3 overall pick in 2021 out of BYU) threw more interceptions (25) than touchdowns (23) during his three years with New York.  Wilson was then shipped to Denver in 2024 and moved again last season to Miami as a reserve QB for the Dolphins. Will head coach Kellen Moore (a former NFL quarterback) be able to restore the confidence of Zach Wilson and turn him into productive offensive weapon for the Saints? Prediction time! The first seven games in 2026 will tell us a lot about this year’s New Orleans Saints team. New Orleans opens with two tough road games – at the Detroit Lions and at Baltimore to play the Ravens. They’re likely to be 0-2. However, the next five games are all winnable (home for Las Vegas, Atlanta, and Minnesota), on the road at the New York Giants, and a (fake) home game in Paris against the Pittsburgh Steelers. If the Saints are 5-2 or even 4-3 heading into the second half of the season, they have a realistic chance of going 9-8 this year.  That record might be good enough to win a very balanced (but weak) NFC South. I predict the Saints will finish 8-9 this season. Anything better than 8-9 this season will have all Saints fans (me, included) downright giddy about the future of this football team. Put away those paper bags (at least for now), Saints fans. It’s “Who Dat!?” time once again in N’awlins! The post Hype or Hope for this year’s New Orleans Saints? appeared first on SwampSwamiSports.com.

Much to unpack in this one - or - about as much as three guys on a Saints podcast can "unpack" during the official doldrums of the NFL preseason. In this one we ended up doing a "wellness check" of sorts to determine how "concerned" we are about the following: 1) the blowout loss in L.A. this past Saturday; 2) injuries piling up everywhere since the start of training camp, and 3) our backup QB situation - do we "really" have one? and how much that matters this season?Some of these "concerns" (or lack thereof) we generally agree on, and for others we are worlds apart, leading to some fun debate (taking us back to our 28 to 3 Pod roots!). Help us get you through this tough time in the year and TUNE IN! WHO DAT?!#Saintsaholics #SaintsaholicsAnonymous #FORMERLYknownAsThe28to3Podcast #StillKeepingIt28to3 #Always28to3 #28to3 #SaintsNews #NewOrleans #NewOrleansSaints #NewOrleansSaintsPodcasts #SaintsPodcasts #NFL #NFLpodcasts #NOLA #Saints #SaintsGameday #FuckTheFalcons #WhoDat #WhoDatNation

Wow, das war enttäuschend. Selten ist bei den Saints so wenig geglückt, wie in ihrem zweiten Preseason Spiel gegen die LA Rams. Weder unser #2 noch #3 QB konnten überzeugen, auf seiten der Defense in wirklichkeit auch niemand und über die Kicker wollen wir erst gar nicht beginnen. Aber ist nun grund zur Sorge gerechtfertigt? Für wen war es das schon? Konnte trotz der schlechten Leistungen jemand überzeugen? Und müssen die Saints nun ihr Lazarett ausbauen um alle ihre verletzten unter ein Dach zu bringen? Das und vieles mehr besprechen Bene und Julez in der neuesten Ausgabe der PreOvertime. Wir wünschen wie immer viel Spaß und WHO DAT ?!

NFL preseason action continues as the Los Angeles Rams host the New Orleans Saints at SoFi Stadium on Saturday, Aug. 22. Not much went right for the New Orleans Saints in their second preseason game as they dropped a 34-0 decision to the Los Angeles RamsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

We had hoped not to have to lead with the Jordan Tyson injury issue, but about five minutes before we sat down to record, we got the news of Tyson's injury causing him to miss TWO MONTHS versus what was previously unknown and hoped to be much more minor. Naive of us to think we could simply lead with a recap of our thoughts on the Saints first live game action of the 2026 season. While we do of course get into what we saw and took from the preseason matchup vs. the Jags, we first lead with the Tyson news. We had planned to talk about it "some", so we had our clip up of our post-draft reaction to the pick queued up to play for yall, which suddenly became even more poignant right before we hit record.Other than the bad news, overall we all agree that we saw some encouraging signs out of the play from our backups, especially at the wide receiver positions - and particularly on defense. Much to break down there as well. Either way, you'll definitely get a full plate of an episode in this one. TUNE IN! WHO DAT?!#Saintsaholics #SaintsaholicsAnonymous #FORMERLYknownAsThe28to3Podcast #StillKeepingIt28to3 #Always28to3 #28to3 #SaintsNews #NewOrleans #NewOrleansSaints #NewOrleansSaintsPodcasts #SaintsPodcasts #NFL #NFLpodcasts #NOLA #Saints #SaintsGameday #FuckTheFalcons #WhoDat #WhoDatNation

Ist's denn wirklich schon wieder Zeit? Das Ei fliegt wieder in zumindest einer halbwegs kompetitiven Form. Preseason Week 1 gegen die Jaguars stand an - Der perfekte Zeitpunkt für grundlosen Hype und Panikmache. Wer überzeugen konnte, wer unter den Erwartungen lag und ob für den einen oder anderen vielleicht jetzt schon der Hut brennt, das hört ihr am besten selbst in unserer neuesten Ausgabe. Wir wünschen wie immer viel Spaß und WHO DAT ?!

With the top players from both teams sitting out following a beneficial joint practice Thursday, the New Orleans Saints lost to the Jacksonville Jaguars 24-20 at the Caesars Superdome on Saturday in the teams' opening game of the 2026 preseason.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

The three of us were fortunate enough to be in Canton, OH to see OUR GOAT, Andrew Christopher Brees, get enshrined into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. At times, getting there seemed more like a pilgrimage instead of a "trip" BUT, Saturday's events made it all worth it. Truly an unforgettable experience and a buvket list item checked, SO we do our best to give you our "boots on the ground" perspective and recount it all to get you as vicariously close to it as possible.Also, CBS Sportsline recently released a list of the NFL's top 100 players of all-time, and....it ranked Brees at No. 33....Since you're likely as pissed or perplexed by this ranking as we were, we dive into the players, and primarily quarterbacks who were ranked ahead of him in order to properly debunk such an idiotic ranking. Spoiler alert, we have him ranked much higher - as he should be.TUNE IN NOW to catch a solid episode. WHO DAT?!#Saintsaholics #SaintsaholicsAnonymous #FORMERLYknownAsThe28to3Podcast #StillKeepingIt28to3 #Always28to3 #28to3 #SaintsNews #NewOrleans #NewOrleansSaints #NewOrleansSaintsPodcasts #SaintsPodcasts #NFL #NFLpodcasts #NOLA #Saints #SaintsGameday #FuckTheFalcons #WhoDat #WhoDatNation

Winnie Puh sagte einst: "Wie glücklich ich bin, etwas zu haben, das den Abschied so schwer macht." und vielen ging es wohl so in den letzten Tagen als bekannt wurde, dass die Zeit von Taysom Hill nun endgültig bei den Saints vorbei sein würde. Grund genug nochmals in Erinnerungen zu schwellen zu seinem Werdegang aus dem College, als UDFA mit vielen Fragezeichen von den Packers schlussendlich zu den Saints. Und man man man, gab es da viele einzigartige Momente. und genau diese wollen Bene und Julez zusammen mit einem besonderen Gast nochmals durchleben. Was dabei rausgekommen ist hört ihr am besten selber. Wir wünschen wie immer viel Spaß und WHO DAT ?!

Saints legend Drew Brees warned us at the beginning of his Hall of Fame induction speech that he was gonna cry - by the time he finished with a resounding WHO DAT, there wasn't a dry eye in the house

Tja, sorry liebe Freunde der Statistik, es geht leider nicht um Stats & Facts. Julez hat sich stattdessen die Zeit genommen um die Defensive Coverages mal etwas Näher zu erläutern. Was sind nun eigentlich Cover 1, 2 oder 5? (Ja, es gibt auch Cover 5) Im ersten Teil sind da einmal die ganzen Arten von Mann-Verteidigungen dabei. Zusätzlich werden auch Ein- und Überblicke zu Packages und den Positionsgruppen gegeben. Sogar über seine alte Sportkarriere wird Julez das eine oder andere Mal Revue passieren lassen - Was dabei raus kommt hört ihr am besten selbst. Wir wünschen wie immer viel Spaß und WHO DAT ?!

And so it begins…With multiple training camp practices in the books, including the first one with full pads, the Saints 2026 campaign is officially off and running! LFG! In this one, we get into the big topics, i.e. the Olave contract and Bresee injury, but we also get into some of the other more detailed updates talked about through camp so far. We also go “off-topic” and get into what we think really matters in terms of what to look for out of training camp practices, and this time of year as a whole. What information and reports “really” matter? ALSO, we give a quick preview of next episode, in which we'll be recapping our trip to CANTON, OH, where ALL THREE of us will be present in-person to see DREW BREES become even more immortalized as an official inductee into the NFL HALL OF FAME! Solid episode here. TUNE IN! WHO DAT?!

#Saints #WhoDat #SaintsTrainingCamp https://bleav.com/shows/the-sports-coma-with-big-q-and-the-guys/episodes/saints-camp-day-…-taysom-farewell/ Big Q breaks down an eventful Day 1 of New Orleans Saints Training Camp 2026. The Saints fear defensive tackle Bryan Bresee suffered a torn ACL during the opening practice. Further testing will determine the full extent of the injury. Big Q examines what Bresee's potential season-ending absence would mean for the defensive line, which players must step forward and whether New Orleans should pursue outside help. Big Q also delivers his biggest Saints camp observations and discusses the early performances, position battles and developing storylines surrounding Kellen Moore's team. Finally, an era has ended in New Orleans. Taysom Hill thanked the city, organization and Who Dat Nation after nine seasons with the Saints. Hill said returning to New Orleans is “not in the cards,” although he has not announced his retirement. TOPICS: ️ Bryan Bresee's feared torn ACL ️ What Bresee's potential absence means ️ Saints defensive-line options ️ Day 1 training camp observations ️ Tyler Shough and the new-look offense ️ Position battles and early standouts ️ Taysom Hill says goodbye to New Orleans ️ Big Q's reaction and analysis Hit LIKE, share the show and SUBSCRIBE for daily Saints news and analysis! Use YouTube's “HYPE THE SHOW!” feature to help support the stream. Cash App: $THESPORTSCOMA Links, merchandise and more: https://linktr.ee/thepromedianetwork New Orleans Saints, Saints news, Saints training camp, Saints training camp 2026, Bryan Bresee, Bryan Bresee injury, Bryan Bresee ACL, Taysom Hill, Taysom Hill Saints, Saints camp observations, Saints Day 1, Tyler Shough, Kellen Moore, Jordyn Tyson, Christen Miller, Saints defensive line, Who Dat Nation, Who Dat, NFL training camp, Saints podcast, The Sports Coma, Big Q Saints, New Orleans Saints news today Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In this part 2 of our whole team Gameshow, we put the Saints Defense to the test. See previous ep's description for exact parameters. But, seeing how our defense was basically a top 10 unit in most respects last year, they should fare better with the “gameshow treatment” than the offense…right? A couple of surprises may be in store, but we give an honest assessment either way. TUNE IN to see how our rankings shook out. WHO DAT?!

We'll examine their most important comments and what they reveal about the team's plans for the upcoming season. Topics include: Tyler Shough's development and leadership Expectations for Kellen Moore's second season The Saints' biggest training camp battles Chris Olave, Jordyn Tyson and the receiving corps Alvin Kamara and Travis Etienne's backfield roles Offensive-line health and development Brandon Staley's defensive vision Roster moves, injuries and possible additions Mickey Loomis' expectations for the 2026 season Join Big Q and the Who Dat Nation for immediate analysis, honest reactions and complete Saints training camp coverage! LIKE the stream SUBSCRIBE and turn on notifications Share your reaction in the chat WHO DAT! #Saints #SaintsNews #SaintsTrainingCamp #KellenMoore #MickeyLoomis #WhoDat #NewOrleansSaints #NFL #BigQ New Orleans Saints, Saints news, Saints training camp 2026, Kellen Moore press conference, Mickey Loomis press conference, Saints press conference, Saints live reaction, Saints training camp live, Saints roster 2026, Tyler Shough, Chris Olave, Jordyn Tyson, Alvin Kamara, Travis Etienne, Kellen Moore Saints, Mickey Loomis Saints, Who Dat Nation, Saints rumors, Saints updates, Saints depth chart, The Sports Coma, Big Q Saints, NFL training camp 2026 We'll examine their most important comments and what they reveal about the team's plans for the upcoming season. Topics include: Tyler Shough's development and leadership Expectations for Kellen Moore's second season The Saints' biggest training camp battles Chris Olave, Jordyn Tyson and the receiving corps Alvin Kamara and Travis Etienne's backfield roles Offensive-line health and development Brandon Staley's defensive vision Roster moves, injuries and possible additions Mickey Loomis' expectations for the 2026 season Join Big Q and the Who Dat Nation for immediate analysis, honest reactions and complete Saints training camp coverage! LIKE the stream SUBSCRIBE and turn on notifications Share your reaction in the chat WHO DAT! #Saints #SaintsNews #SaintsTrainingCamp #KellenMoore #MickeyLoomis #WhoDat #NewOrleansSaints #NFL #BigQ New Orleans Saints, Saints news, Saints training camp 2026, Kellen Moore press conference, Mickey Loomis press conference, Saints press conference, Saints live reaction, Saints training camp live, Saints roster 2026, Tyler Shough, Chris Olave, Jordyn Tyson, Alvin Kamara, Travis Etienne, Kellen Moore Saints, Mickey Loomis Saints, Who Dat Nation, Saints rumors, Saints updates, Saints depth chart, The Sports Coma, Big Q Saints, NFL training camp 2026 Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The countdown to the Saints' 60th season is on. And the New Orleans Saints are ready to begin this seasons training camp, with the Black and Gold returning to the practice fields at the Ochsner Sports Performance Center beginning Wednesday, July 29. Today we discuss the off-season moves, preview the upcoming season and give early predictions of the year.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

They say absence makes the heart grow fonder…so now that our summer hiatus is over, we're back behind the mics, in mid-season form, and beginning our pre-training camp ramp up with one of our patented favorites: THE GAMESHOW. Unlike previous installations in the series that address a specific player, we're taking on entire sides of the ball for the Saints - starting with the offense. This has consistently been a tried and true method of seeing where a player stacks up, so how will the offense fare vs the rest of the league. Some key signings, a slew of offensive draft picks plus a presumably improved Tyler Shough would make us think the Saints' offensive ranking, even under the Saintsaholics Gameshow test, should be at least a decent bit up in the ranks, right? TUNE IN to find out where we have them slotted in. WHO DAT?!

Pour ce cinquième épisode de la saison 4 du French Quarter Podcast, nous voulions vous revenir sur les dernières news autour de nos New Orleans Saints avant de partir en vacances et vous retrouver à la rentrée !

The New Orleans Saints are entering one of their most anticipated seasons in years. After years of searching for stability following the Drew Brees and Sean Payton era, the Black and Gold finally appear to have found hope with quarterback Tyler Shough and head coach Kellen Moore. On this episode of The Sports Coma, Big Q takes an in-depth look at the entire 2026 Saints season including: Tyler Shough's Year Two expectations Kellen Moore's second season leading New Orleans Biggest offseason additions Training camp position battles Offensive and defensive outlook NFC South competition Schedule breakdown Playoff expectations Record prediction Biggest X-Factors Can the Saints become one of the NFL's surprise teams in 2026? Join Big Q for a complete season preview and share your predictions in the comments! ️ Support Our Network Like the video Comment your season prediction Subscribe for daily Saints coverage Become a Patreon member for exclusive content and live shows. #saints #neworleanssaints #WhoDat #nfl #tylershough #kellenmoore #NFLPreview #SaintsFootball #WhoDatDaily #SportsComa New Orleans Saints, Saints 2026, Saints season preview, Tyler Shough, Kellen Moore, Saints news, Saints podcast, Saints analysis, NFL preview, NFC South, Saints predictions, Sports Coma, Big Q, Who Dat Daily, Saints roster, Saints training camp Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Pour ce quatrième épisode de la saison 4 du French Quarter Podcast, nous voulions vous proposer un contenu différent et nous recevons pour l'occasion Erin Summers qui était la voix des Saints et Pelicans sur le bord terrain !

From key divisional battles to primetime matchups, revenge games, playoff implications, international games, and the toughest stretches of the season — Big Q dives deep into the Saints 2026 schedule and what it means for Tyler Shough, Kellen Moore, and the future of the franchise. Topics include: Saints vs Steelers in Paris reaction Toughest games on the schedule Most winnable matchups Primetime game thoughts NFC South battles Early record predictions Schedule strengths & weaknesses Playoff outlook for 2026 Can the Saints make a playoff push in 2026? Tune in for the full Who Dat schedule breakdown and analysis! Please subscribe, like & share the show's link! Stay Connected with The Who Dat Nation: ️ The Who Dat Daily: https://www.thewhodatdaily.com Support Our Network: https://linktr.ee/thepromedianetwork Save on Mobile Coverage: http://trymintmobile.com/pelican Skin Care for Men: https://bit.ly/3y9GYRz ️ Get $10 off StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/6456965266407424 The New Orleans Saints officially released their 2026 NFL schedule. Big Q breaks down the entire Saints schedule, including primetime games, the international matchup against the Steelers in Paris, key divisional battles, toughest stretches, playoff implications, and early season predictions. #saints #SaintsSchedule #WhoDat #nflschedule #neworleanssaints #tylershough #kellenmoore #NFL #BigQ #saintsnews Saints 2026 schedule, Saints schedule release, New Orleans Saints, Saints news, Tyler Shough, Kellen Moore, Saints breakdown, NFL schedule release, Saints vs Steelers Paris, Saints predictions, Who Dat Nation, Big Q, Saints 2026 season Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

One of our “favorite” times of year, the annual NFL Schedule release. How do we think the saints were treated in the lineup of games for 2026? We debate whether we think it's favorable or whether we think we got screwed in certain spots (per usual). Do we think the timing of the games affects the win/loss total we had based on opponents alone? Also, we talk about the news coming out of rookie minicamp. Anything that stood out or still too early to get any real info on the newest Saints. Fun episode with this one. TUNE IN! WHO DAT?!

The New Orleans Saints announced their 2026 schedule, opening their season on the road for the first time since 2022 and headlined by the Black and Gold hosting the Pittsburgh Steelers in the first NFL game to be played in France. Lets go over it week by week.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Pour ce troisième épisode de la saison 4 du French Quarter Podcast, nous revenons sur la Draft 2026, notre voyage à Pittsburgh, la watch party au Moose Bar et les analyses de nos choix de Draft. Un épisode long mais sur lequel nous avions beaucoup à dire !

Only time and results on the field will tell, but did the Kellen Moore era Saints put together ANOTHER solid draft class?? We debate our feelings on that. Definitely has that "feel" to it, especially taking into account the veteran edge added through the draft-day trade, but did we get a little too "eager" drafting some of our guys where we did? Biggest question will remain: Did we make the right call with Jordyn Tyson at No. 8 given his injury past and other stand-out prospects still on the board, especially the widely popular Caleb Downs?? PLUS, much to Corey's delight, the Saints snag NOT ONE, but TWO...DAWGS. He drops his "inside intel" on the Saints 2nd and 3rd round picks, having watched every one of their downs on Saturdays over their college careers. We give our overall takes on the draft class as a whole and what we thought stood out as an overarching theme with this class when it was all said and done. Either way, the Saints picked up SPEED and NEED, with a couple of big mean guys on either side of the trenches. TUNE IN to get our takes on all angles of this draft class! WHO DAT?!#Saintsaholics #SaintsaholicsAnonymous #FORMERLYknownAsThe28to3Podcast #StillKeepingIt28to3 #Always28to3 #28to3 #SaintsNews #NewOrleans #NewOrleansSaints #NewOrleansSaintsPodcasts #SaintsPodcasts #NFL #NFLpodcasts #NOLA #Saints #SaintsGameday #FuckTheFalcons #WhoDat #WhoDatNation #NFLDraft

It's been an eventful 2026 NFL Draft for the New Orleans Saints, who added a starter on the first day of the selection event before gearing up for Days 2 and 3. New Orleans went into the draft with eight picks in the first six rounds, including two picks in both Rounds 4 and 5. That's coming from a 2025 midseason trade with the Seattle Seahawks that brought back two picks in exchange for wide receiver Rashid Shaheed, as well as a compensatory pick for losing cornerback Paulson Adebo in free agency last year.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

New Saints tight end Oscar Delp joins WWL's Draft Fest moments after being selected by New Orleans, and he sounds absolutely ready to get to work. Delp talks about becoming a complete tight end at Georgia, taking pride in blocking and physicality, growing up as a lacrosse standout, joining fellow Bulldog Christen Miller in New Orleans, and why he believes the Saints landed one of the best rookie classes in the draft. He also gets his first crash course in the Who Dat chant.

Tired of listening to all those "insiders" tell you what "they know" or "are hearing" about who's picking who? Yeah, us too. "Lying Season" is in full swing. No one knows anything. So, do yourself a favor. Listen to US - not them - because we will readily tell you we have ZERO inside info on who's going where. BUT we have the TAKES that will keep you coming back for more, arguments with heat that will keep the power running, and very "sound" opinions that will no doubt age like fine wine - ALL on the players in this year's draft who we like, Love, think will fit any Styles of coaching thrown at them, and who can line up on all Downs for our Saints in 2026. In this one we go through EVERY position group of draft prospects and let yall know who we would pull a hamstring running to the podium for, who we don't want anywhere near our team, and who we think could be a dark horse and/or steal in later rounds. Needless to say, this process produced some highlight podcast "moments" or memorable quotes that may stick around longer than some teams' draft picks.PLUS - You're going to want to lock in til the end of this one (length doesn't matter) because we have a special "surprise" in store as we bring back one of our favorite "traditions" from our regular season episodes. We promise this one will not disappoint.TUNE IN! WHO DAT?!#Saintsaholics #SaintsaholicsAnonymous #FORMERLYknownAsThe28to3Podcast #StillKeepingIt28to3 #Always28to3 #28to3 #SaintsNews #NewOrleans #NewOrleansSaints #NewOrleansSaintsPodcasts #SaintsPodcasts #NFL #NFLpodcasts #NOLA #Saints #SaintsGameday #FuckTheFalcons #WhoDat #WhoDatNation

It's every Saintsaholic's "most wonderful time" of the offseason - MOCK DRAFT SZN! Are there more mock drafts floating around this time of year than a lifetime supply of Dennis Allen's hair dye or Derek Carr's eyelliner? Sure. BUT, are their any like ours??? ABSOLUTELY NOT! Either way, we'd be remiss not to toss our hat into the ring of your (now daily) fill of mock drafts.FULL DISCLAIMER: This one may be "best enjoyed" via video over on our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@Saintsaholics In this one, we pull up one of the more accessible user-friendly mock draft websites courtesy of PFSN (Pro Football & Sports Network) and conduct an ENTIRE SEVEN ROUND mock draft for our saints LIVE as we recorded. We did this last year, and the episode (maybe not the picks) turned out pretty damn well (in our completely objective opinion). So, kick back and follow-along as your favorite Saintsaholics-in-chief enter the Saints [MOCK] WAR ROOM and help mold the future of the franchise with this year's slate of picks. As always, there is absolutely plenty of debate around many of the selections. Surprisingly (or not, if you know us), an overweighted portion of said debate(s) "may" have even arisen over the Saints last pick at 190. This one's an absolute must as the draft grows even closer. TUNE IN! WHO DAT?!#Saintsaholics #SaintsaholicsAnonymous #FORMERLYknownAsThe28to3Podcast #StillKeepingIt28to3 #Always28to3 #28to3 #SaintsNews #NewOrleans #NewOrleansSaints #NewOrleansSaintsPodcasts #SaintsPodcasts #NFL #NFLpodcasts #NOLA #Saints #SaintsGameday #FuckTheFalcons #WhoDat #WhoDatNation

The "legal tampering" negotiating window opened at 11 a.m. CT on Monday, March 9, and we're off and running. While new contracts cannot be signed until Wednesday's deadline, the Saints can now agree to deals with other teams' free agents. The reverse is true, too, and we'll find out soon if guys like Alontae Taylor, Cameron Jordan, Demario Davis, and Luke Fortner are playing elsewhere in 2026.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.