Saints legend Deuce McAllister joined Steve to review New Orleans' 28-6 win over the Carolina Panthers. Deuce evaluated rookie S Jordan Howden, who led the team in tackles. He also shared his thoughts on the Saints' passing attack.

In the final hour, Steve and Jeff crack open our Saints soundbank as we hear from Derek Carr on coming back from his second concussion in two weeks, what he thought hearing the fans boo during the Lions game last week, what veteran James Hurst can do to help protect his quarterback, the "must win" nature of playing a divisional opponent that is 1-11, whether tanking or possibly making the playoffs is the best future for this Saints team, tackling has been a huge issue as of late, Jeff brings up how the end of the last two games have been eerily similar but through different means, Jimmy Graham scored yet again last week but can he do it again this week, we take a look around the NFC South, and Steve and Jeff give their final thoughts on today's divisional matchup. 

Steve Geller and Jeff Nowak start this Saints game day discussing the necessity of a Saints win because if they are going to turn it around, it has to happen today. Mike Detillier drops in to preview the Panthers' key players that we should be on the lookout for today, and from our Saints soundbank we hear from Alvin Kamara on Saints fans booing Carr, the team needing a win come against Carolina today, and Jeff and Steve give us the in's and out's of who will be playing today.

From 'Inside Black & Gold' (subscribe here): The New Orleans Saints made their displeasure known in Week 13, but did the front office get the message? Jeff Nowak and Steve Geller kick off today’s episode by breaking down what Saints GM Mickey Loomis had to say this week, the real reason for all those Lions fans in the Superdome last week, and whether taking your frustrations out on the players is really the way to go. 

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From 'Inside Black & Gold' (subscribe here): The initial injury report for Saints-Panthers has 29 names on it … seriously. But which are the names to start most closely? We start with Derek Carr and what his chances are to actually play in a matchup with the Panthers, some frustrating injuries to rookies and a lot more.

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Saints executive vice president & general manager Mickey Loomis joined Mike to review the team's 33-28 loss to the Detroit Lions. Loomis talked about Dennis Allen, Alvin Kamara, and Derek Carr. Loomis praised Tyrann Mathieu for earning the 2023 Saints Man of the Year Award. He discussed his "disappointment" in the allotment of Lions fans in the Superdome and the "booing" from Saints fans. Loomis also previewed their upcoming matchup vs. the 1-11 Panthers. 

Saints executive vice president & general manager Mickey Loomis joined Mike to review the team's 33-28 loss to the Detroit Lions. Loomis talked about Dennis Allen, Alvin Kamara, and Derek Carr. Loomis praised Tyrann Mathieu for earning the 2023 Saints Man of the Year Award. He discussed his "disappointment" in the allotment of Lions fans in the Superdome and the "booing" from Saints fans. Loomis also previewed their upcoming matchup vs. the 1-11 Panthers. Mike and Loomis interviewed former Saints legends, Jonathan Vilma and Jabari Greer. 

Saints head coach Dennis Allen joined Bobby and Mike to review the Saints' 33-28 loss to the Lions. Allen discussed New Orleans' issues in the run game, TE coverage, and red-zone offense. He talked about Zack Baun, Nephi Sewell, and Alvin Kamara. Allen also evaluated the Carolina, highlighting their rushing attack and defensive line. Bobby and Mike interviewed Marcus Robertson, the Saints' secondary coach. Robertson shared his thoughts on the team's depth in the DB room and the progression of second-year CB Alontae Taylor. 

Saints head coach Dennis Allen joined Bobby and Mike to review the Saints' 33-28 loss to the Lions. Allen discussed New Orleans' issues in the run game, TE coverage, and red-zone offense. He talked about Zack Baun, Nephi Sewell, and Alvin Kamara. Allen also evaluated the Carolina, highlighting their rushing attack and defensive line.

From 'Inside Black & Gold' (subscribe here): Man, that was rough. From New Orleans Saints fans booing their own QB to way too much Honolulu blue in the crowd to Mike Thomas subtweeting his own team from an undisclosed location, there’s a lot to unpack from the Saints’ 33-28 loss to the Lions. Jeff Nowak and Steve Geller do their best to break it all down in this postgame edition of Inside Black & Gold. 

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