Hour Two recaps LSU’s scorching run in the transfer portal as the Tigers continue to stack talent.

Matt Moscona delivers a comprehensive breakdown of LSU’s latest additions and commitments, from quarterback Sam Leavitt to Roman Mothershed, and explains how these moves are reshaping the Tigers’ roster heading into next season.

The show then pivots to the New Orleans Saints’ offseason, with a focused discussion on one of the biggest questions facing the franchise: what should the Saints do with Chris Olave? Contract implications, roster construction, and the long-term outlook are all on the table.

Finally, we preview the final AFC Wild Card matchup as the Houston Texans face the Pittsburgh Steelers, breaking down key storylines, matchups, and what to watch when the game kicks off.

A packed second hour covering LSU football, the Saints, and NFL playoff action.

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Hour Two focuses on the continued rebuild of the LSU offense under Lane Kiffin as the Tigers add key pieces through the transfer portal.

New wide receiver transfer Winston “Winnie” Watkins joins Matt Moscona to discuss why he chose LSU, what stood out about Kiffin’s vision for the offense, and how he sees himself fitting into the Tigers’ passing attack. Later, new quarterback transfer Landen Clark joins the show to detail his recruitment, what sold him on LSU, and Lane Kiffin’s plan for him in a competitive QB room.

To close out Hour Two, we shift to the NFL as we break down the New Orleans Saints following Pro Football Focus’s latest mock draft, examining potential fits and what it could mean for the Saints’ offseason plans.

A loaded second hour packed with LSU transfer portal insight and Saints draft analysis.

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Hour One of the show is packed with LSU football news as the Tigers land a massive transfer portal win.

LSU and Lane Kiffin secure Sam Leavitt, the No. 1 quarterback in the transfer portal, and Matt Moscona reacts to how LSU surged back into the race and closed the deal. What changed behind the scenes, and why was LSU able to separate from the competition?

Plus, Chris Karpman joins the show to break down what LSU is getting in Leavitt on the field, his fit in the Tigers’ offense, and the latest updates on Leavitt’s injury status and recovery timeline.

It’s a deep dive into LSU’s biggest portal addition, what it means for the quarterback room, and how this move reshapes the Tigers’ outlook heading into next season.

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Hour Three features The Riot Radio Hour as Matt Moscona is joined by Ryan Theriot. Ryan explains how he would fix player contracts in college football, laying out his ideas for improving the current system. The guys then preview and make their picks for the College Football Playoff Semifinal between Indiana and Oregon, breaking down key matchups and storylines in one of the sport’s biggest games.

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Hour Two features The Riot Radio Hour as Matt Moscona is joined by Ryan Theriot. The show opens with Ryan’s Letter to the Fiesta Bowl and a discussion centered around Miami football, setting the tone for the hour. The guys then talk about the new year, dive into the transfer portal, and cover a variety of college football topics before wrapping things up with Kick Rocks.

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Hour One of today’s show kicks off with breaking news at quarterback as Demond Williams Jr. decides to stay at Washington, taking one option off the board for LSU. Matt Moscona explains what this means for the Tigers, what QB options still remain in the transfer portal, and how LSU could proceed at the position. We also react to Miami’s win over Ole Miss in the College Football Playoff Semifinals, breaking down what went wrong for the Rebels and what the result means moving forward. Plus, LSU continues to add talent in the portal as we discuss the commitment of 5-star EDGE Jordan Ross and what he brings to the Tigers’ defense.

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Hour Three features an in-depth discussion on the developing legal situation involving Washington quarterback Demond Williams. Matt Moscona is joined by attorney Gordon McKernan to break down what legal ground Washington may have, how the case could unfold, and what it means for player movement in the college football transfer portal.

Matt also provides the latest updates on where LSU football stands in its pursuit of quarterbacks and offensive linemen in the transfer portal. Which positions remain priorities, what options are still on the board, and how LSU’s strategy is shaping up as roster decisions continue.

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Hour Two dives into the latest roster movement for LSU football, with Matt Moscona breaking down a shuffle along the defensive line. Get a full look at LSU’s newest additions, Malik Blocton and Jaylen Brown, and what they bring to the Tigers, along with analysis of the departures of Walter Mathis and CJ Jackson and how the changes impact LSU’s depth and rotation up front.

Plus, Matt reacts to Pro Football Focus releasing its final NFL quarterback grades following the regular season. Where did former LSU quarterback Tyler Shough rank, and what does the data say about his performance compared to the rest of the league?

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Hour One of the show focuses on the latest developments surrounding LSU football and the transfer portal. Matt Moscona breaks down the newest updates in LSU’s pursuit of Washington quarterback Demond Williams, including what it means now that Williams has lawyered up and parted ways with his agent. What are the next steps for LSU, and how does this impact the Tigers’ quarterback board?

Plus, new LSU tight end Malachi Thomas joins the show to discuss his decision to transfer to LSU for the 2026 season. Thomas explains why he chose the Tigers, what attracted him to the program, and how he believes his skill set fits into Lane Kiffin’s offense.

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Hour Three of the show brings the very latest on LSU’s pursuit of Washington transfer quarterback Demond Williams. Matt Moscona provides updated insight into where things stand, what LSU is pitching, and how the Tigers fit into the rapidly developing transfer portal picture.

We also update the latest transfer portal numbers for LSU, breaking down who’s coming in, who’s heading out, and what the current roster math means for Brian Kelly and the Tigers heading into the next phase of the offseason.

Finally, attention shifts to the New Orleans Saints quarterback situation. With the emergence of Tyler Shough, could the Saints look to trade QB Spencer Rattler? Matt explores the possibilities, potential trade scenarios, and what it would mean for the Saints’ long-term plans at quarterback.

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