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Newell and Mike Hoss sit down with Leigh Steinberg, legendary sports agent, to discuss his 38th Annual Leigh Steinberg Super Bowl Party", his sports agent school that helps train individuals into becoming successful sports agents, the dominance that NIL has had over the college scene and how pro sports are being changed by it as well, and more!

This hour, Newell and Mike Hoss connect with Patty Riddlebarger, Chair of the Impact 59 Legacy Grant Committee, Patty Riddlebarger, to discuss the latest from about the legacy being left by the Super Bowl ahead of a busy Mardi Gras season. The guys also dive into the Saints lone title win 15 years ago today, before closing out hearing from Roman Gabriel III, son of Roman Gabriel former NFL player and actor, to tell us about his Dad' legacy and his foundation, "Sold Out Youth Foundation", to tackle fentanyl and drug use in America's youth.

Newell and Mike Hoss connect with Roman Gabriel III, son of Roman Gabriel, former NFL player and actor, to talk about his Dad's legacy and his foundation, Sold Out Youth Foundation, to tackle fentanyl and teach youths about the danger of drugs!

Newell and Mike Hoss break down how the NFL is continuing to push the international stage as the NFL is rapidly growing, how the NFL could possible have international teams, how Philly looks to be built to beat the Chiefs, how the Saints have had in recent years, some players leave and have the best season they've ever had, and how the Saints dealt with the cap situation in previous years but the cap should be getting back on track in these next few years.

Newell and Mike Hoss sit down with Patty Riddlebarger, Chair of the Impact 59 Legacy Grant Committee to discuss the official legacy program of Super Bowl 59, how this program is handed off from city to city from one Super Bowl to the next, the organizations locally that submit grants for funding and how other huge businesses can use the resources gathered here for their events as well, how you can get involved, and much more!

On today's show, Newell and Dave discuss Day 4 of Radio Row as the festivities continue with Rob Hatley, Group VP of Corporate Comms. at Entergy and SBLIX PR Committee co-chair, to discuss the way the city is branding itself as a premiere "hosting city", Port NOLA is taking steps to make sure exports and imports are a much more streamlined system and to tell us all about that we call up Janine Mansour, Port NOLA Director of Trade Development, and Christopher Britton, Lineage VP Regional Sales, Port NOLA. Later on, the guys hear from Lead Oddsmaker for Caesars Sportsbook, Craig Mucklow, on whether there is a method to the madness when setting lines and props, or is it simply gut feeling and luck, David Njoku from the CLE Browns tells us all about his offseason plans, T-Bob Hebert, fellow broadcaster, former LSU football player, and son of Bobby Hebert, tells us about his experience as a "nepo-baby", and finally, we connect with Rafael Goyeneche, President of Metropolitan Crime Commission on how safe 2025 has been so far, even with January 1st, and Spencer Rattler tells us all about his future plans and dreams of playing in the big game for the Black & Gold.

This hour, Newell and Dave hear from Rafael Goyeneche, President of Metropolitan Crime Commission, to detail the crime numbers last month as 2025 looks to be one of the safest years the city has ever seen, and Rafael details the latest from the resentencing of Jared Crowther, Spencer Rattler, Saints Quarterback, drops by to discuss his goal of playing in the big game for the Saints one day, and Steve Geller, WWL Sports Director, stops by to detail the latest on the Saints coaching search that may be just a waiting game at this point.

Newell and Dave are joined by Saints QB, Spencer Rattler, to recap his first year in the NFL with the Black & Gold, the "slippery factor" that he uses to get out of a pinch, his goals for the future with the Saints, the experience he got on the field his rookie year, and more!

Newell and Dave get together with President of Metropolitan Crime Commission, Rafael Goyeneche, to discuss how January of 2025 has compared to previous Januarys, if the snow storm that kept everybody stuck at home for the better part of a week helped with those numbers, a key update on the resentencing of Jared Crowther, and much more!

This hour, Newell and Dave dive into the science behind the odds with Lead Oddsmaker for Caesars Sportsbook, Craig Mucklow, on if there really is a data drive scientific method behind how the sportsbooks set their lines, before being joined by Cleveland Browns Tight End, David Njoku on his first time at Radio Row and his offseason plans before closing out connecting with T-Bob Hebert, former LSU football player, fellow broadcaster and son of Bobby Hebert, as he rings in his first time covering the Super Bowl!