From 'Inside Black & Gold' (subscribe here): Cam Jordan would like a word with the NFL. The NFL fined the Saints, Jordan and two coaches a combined $550,000 for faking an injury during the fourth quarter of last week's loss to the Buccaneers. He and the Saints don’t think they did anything wrong when he went down with an injury. Why? He was actually hurt, with an MRI to prove it. Here’s what Cam had to say and more after a bizarre set of fines came down against the Saints. 

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D. Orlando Ledbetter, a Falcons beat writer for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, joined Bobby and Mike to preview Sunday's Saints-Falcons game. Ledbetter talked about rookie quarterback Desmond Ridder making his first official NFL start in New Orleans. Ledbetter broke down the organization's progress under head coach Arthur Smith and general manager Terry Fontenot. He also shared his thoughts on the optimism of the Falcons' fanbase with the NFC South still within reach.

Jeff Duncan, a columnist for the Times-Picayune, joined Bobby and Mike to discuss the possibility of Sean Payton returning to the Saints in 2023. Duncan compared the importance of a team's management to their quarterback situation for Payton's decision. The guys also broke down the potential trade compensation for Payton. 

From '1st & Pod' (subscribe here) - Andrew and Danny react to Baker Mayfield's game-winning drive against the Raiders, Josh McDaniel's future as a head coach seems bleak, which New York team is set up best for the future, Brady playing his next team in New Orleans? and more!

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From 'Inside Black & Gold' (subscribe here): The New Orleans Saints and head coach Dennis Allen have remained consistent. What they’re looking for...is consistency. But at 4-9, there’s been plenty of consistency, and it hasn’t been good. So what’s going to change? Hosts Jeff Geller and Steve Nowak break down where they’d shake things up.

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Saints legend Deuce McAllister joined Bobby and Mike to discuss the black and gold's miserable 2022 season. Deuce reflected on the team's Monday Night Football battle vs. the Buccaneers, saying New Orleans found every way to lose the game. He added that their late-game collapse defensively likely came down to fatigue. Deuce also shared his thoughts on mistakes by the offense.

Former Saints head coach Jim Mora joined Mike Hoss and Bobby Hebert to review the team's gut-wrenching loss to Tampa Bay. Coach Mora said he didn't have an explanation for why teams are scoring less in today's NFL. Lance Moore, a former Saints Super Bowl-winning wide receiver, joined the show to discuss the loss. Moore called the blown lead a missed opportunity. He said the team's wide receivers should carry the blame for the loss.

Lance Moore, a former Saints Super Bowl-winning wide receiver, joined Mike Hoss and Bobby Hebert to discuss New Orleans' frustrating loss against the Buccaneers. Moore called the blown lead a missed opportunity. He said the team's wide receivers should carry the blame for the loss. Moore also praised quarterback Andy Dalton and wide receiver Rashid Shaheed. 

Former Saints head coach Jim Mora joined Mike Hoss and Bobby Hebert to review the team's gut-wrenching loss to Tampa Bay. Coach Mora said he didn't have an explanation for why teams are scoring less in today's NFL. Mora also shared his thoughts on running backs Alvin Kamara and Mark Ingram. 

Scott Shanle, a former Saints' Super Bowl-winning linebacker, joined Mike and Bobby to break down New Orleans' disastrous loss on Monday Night Football in Tampa Bay. Shanle blamed the defense for collapsing late. He also shared his thoughts on the mentality within the locker room following their recent struggles.