SportsTalk w/ Deuce & Steve Geller featuring Bobby Hebert

Jared Weiss, an NBA writer for The Athletic, joined Sports Talk. Weiss called the OKC Thunder "unbelievably" dominant after annihilating the Minnesota Timberwolves in the Western Conference Finals. Weiss also shared his thoughts on the Pacers, highlighting Tyrese Haliburton and Pascal Siakam.

Mike and Bobby questioned the Saints' potential usage of star CB Alontae Taylor in new DC Brandon Staley's scheme. Gilberto Manzano, an NFL writer for Sports Illustrated, joined Sports Talk. Manzano shared his thoughts on Saints QB Tyler Shough, calling him "pro-ready" as an NFL rookie. Mike, Bobby, and Steve played their daily "Triple Option" segment.

Mike, Bobby, and Steve played their daily "Triple Option" segment. Bobby praised new Saints TE Jack Stoll, who has stood out at the team's OTAs. Steve celebrated LSU Shreveport's historic season in NAIA college baseball. Bobby also discussed the SEC's potential nine-game football schedule.

Gilberto Manzano, an NFL writer for Sports Illustrated, joined Sports Talk. Manzano shared his thoughts on Saints QB Tyler Shough, calling him "pro-ready" as an NFL rookie. He also discussed the LA Rams' status as an NFC contender and praised first-year Saints head coach Kellen Moore.

Mike and Bobby recapped the Saints' Thursday OTAs practice session. Bobby evaluated New Orleans' young quarterback room. The guys discussed the Saints' new-look offensive line, highlighting Trevor Penning's shift from right tackle to left guard. They also reviewed Greg Cosell's comments about Saints second-year WR Bub Means.

Mike and Bobby reviewed Greg Cosell's comments about Saints second-year WR Bub Means. The guys broke down Means' opportunity in the black-and-gold's wide receiver room this season.

Mike and Bobby discussed the Saints' new-look offensive line, highlighting Trevor Penning's shift from right tackle to left guard. The guys emphasized the importance of "continuity" up front. Bobby also praised Saints OL coach Brendan Nugent.

From 'Inside Black & Gold' (subscribe here): The New Orleans Saints have one of the younger QB rooms in NFL history, but there will be no Aaron Rodgers coming to save the day. That’s mostly because the Saints weren’t interested, but also because he made sure to say he wasn’t, either. Jeff and Steve kick off today’s episode by diving into that subject, some takeaways from the first session of OTAs and thoughts on the OL shuffle. Can Trevor Penning really hack it at guard? We’re going to find out. 

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Mike and Charlie recapped the early buzz from the SEC's annual meetings. The guys interviewed Greg Cosell, a senior producer for NFL Films, and Glenn Guilbeau, a columnist for TigerRag.com. Cosell evaluated the Saints' 2025 rookie class, highlighting LT Kelvin Banks Jr., QB Tyler Shough, and RB Devin Neal. Mark Cook, an NBA scout, joined Sports Talk to discuss the Eastern and Western Conference Finals. Mike, Charlie, and Steve played their daily "Triple Option" segment. Steve and Charlie broke down LSU head coach Jay Johnson's options for the upcoming Baton Rouge regional. The guys spoke to John Hendrix, a Saints beat reporter for NewOrleans.Football, about the Saints' new-look offensive line, cornerback depth, wide receiver group, and running back room. Steve and Charlie reviewed ESPN's brutal FPI projection for the Saints ahead of the 2025 season. Joe Healy, a reporter for D1Baseball.com, previewed the NCAA Baseball Tournament, highlighting the Baton Rouge regional, the under-seeded hosts, and the teams on upset alert this weekend.

Steve and Charlie spoke to a WWL listener about the national media's projections for the 2025 Saints. Joe Healy, a reporter for D1Baseball.com, joined Sports Talk to preview the 2025 NCAA Baseball Tournament. Healy shared his thoughts on LSU's draw for the Baton Rouge regional, the Tigers' decision on the mound for Game 1 against Little Rock, and the Bayou Bengals' offense. Healy also discussed the premium regional matchups.