Deuce recapped the Saints' 27-19 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in their season finale. Deuce evaluated rookie quarterback Spencer Rattler's performance. He previewed a busy off-season and shared his grade for the black-and-gold's 5-12 finish to the year.

During WWL's "Countdown to Kickoff," Bobby praised Buccaneers OC Liam Coen, calling him a "dark horse" candidate to become the Saints' next head coach.

On today's show, Steve Geller and Charlie Long welcome us into our final Saints gameday of the year as the 5-11 New Orleans Saints travel to Tampa Bay to take on a red hot Bucs squad looking to cement their 4th straight NFC South title. The guys discuss looking ahead for the Saints as the rumor mill continues printing big names that could be making their way to the Big Easy to be the next Saints HC, and we go over the final injury report of the year for the team as the Saints continue to turn towards Spencer Rattler and 2nd and 3rd string guys to take the field today. Later on, the guys hear from Jeff Nowak, Saints sideline reporter and WWL digital content producer, on the disappointment that is Kendre Miller's second season in the NFL, Charlie tells us all about Baker Mayfield getting hot at the best time, and much, much more!

This hour Steve Geller and Charlie Long take a look at the current draft order as the Saints sit with the 10th overall pick in a year filled with horrible teams leaving the Top 10 absolutely packed compared to last year. The guys also open up the sound bank to hear from Deuce McAllister, Saints radio color analyst, on why the team is ignoring any talk of "tanking", and we hear from rookie QB Spencer Rattler in his 6th start, and Charlie tells us why the Saints should be keeping multiple guys on Bucs WR Mike Evans whose got his eyes on another record setting year.

Steve and Charlie head back to the sound bank to hear from rookie QB Spencer Rattler on what he is looking to do in his 6th start for the Black & Gold, his off season plans, what he's learned from Derek Carr, and more. The guys also listen in on what Taliese Fuaga is feeling as he caps off his first year in the NFL, and Charlie sounds off on his biggest fears for the Saints OL against a stout Bucs defensive front.

Steve and Charlie dive into the latest being churned out of the rumor mill regarding the next head coach for the Saints as some names have been floated recently, the final injury report of the year leaves the Saints without many of their stars and starters, before calling up Jeff Nowak, Saints sideline reporter and WWL digital content producer, to help us make sense of where the team sits with its RB room as Kendre Miller is out wrapping up his 2nd year in the league, Kamara is unlikely to play, leaving it all up to newly minted Who Dat member, Clyde Edwards-Helaire, and the guys discuss how Baker Mayfield is getting hot at the right time.

Steve and Charlie discuss how the draft order may shake out as there are a lot more bad teams this year than there was last year resulting in a tough time for the Saints to not be good and the guys hear from Deuce McAllister, Saints radio color analyst, on why the Saints are dismissing any "tank talk" and what they are playing for today.

Steve and Charlie connect with Saints sideline reporter and WWL digital content producer, Jeff Nowak, to discuss the Saints making a home away from home as the Black & Gold have a bit of a history of kicking ass in the state of Florida, Rattler is taking the start again so what can he do to bookend the season, Kendre Miller has wrapped up his second season for the Saints and the stats are disappointing to say the least as he won't take the field today and with questions surrounding Kamara... could we see new face Clyde Edwards-Helaire be the premiere back to lead the team today?

Steve Geller and Charlie Long open up this final Saints gameday of the season with the the latest surrounding the Saints head coaching position and the guys take a look at who will NOT be suiting up for the final action of the season.

Saints sideline reporter Jeff Nowak joined Mike and Steve. Nowak reviewed New Orleans' frustrating campaign, which fell short of the playoffs for the fourth straight year. Nowak questioned who the Saints should keep after the season ends. He praised TE Foster Moreau's rise and LT Taliese Fuaga's stellar rookie year. Nowak also projected Chase Young and Isaiah Foskey's future in New Orleans.