SportsTalk w/ Deuce & Steve Geller featuring Bobby Hebert

Mike and Charlie reviewed the Saints' decisions to re-sign S Ugo Amadi on a one-year contract and add free-agent OL Dillon Radunz on a one-year deal. Wade Rousse, the President of McNeese State University, joined Sports Talk to discuss the impact of the NCAA Tournament on his school. Rousse previewed McNeese's plan after Will Wade left to take the NC State job opening. Mike and Charlie spoke to WWL listeners about Southern Miss baseball and LSU men's basketball.

Mike and Charlie spoke to WWL listeners about Southern Miss baseball and LSU men's basketball.

Wade Rousse, the President of McNeese State University, joined Sports Talk to discuss the impact of the NCAA Tournament on his school. Rousse previewed McNeese's plan after Will Wade left to take the NC State job opening.

Steve and Jeff discussed the Saints' decision to sign free-agent WR Brandon Cooks to a two-year, 13-million-dollar contract, bringing him back to New Orleans 11 years after they drafted him. They praised Cooks' productivity in the NFL and questioned his fit on the Saints' roster. Rohit Ponnaiya, a betting analyst for Covers.com, joined Steve and Jeff to recap the start of the NCAA Tournament and preview the upcoming matchups. Ponnaiya shared his thoughts on the SEC, the Big East, and the Round of 32. Steve and Jeff interviewed Eric Edholm, a lead draft writer for NFL Media, and Brad Sham, the voice of the Dallas Cowboys. Edholm recapped a "boring" free agency, previewed the 2025 NFL Draft, and evaluated Arizona WR Tetairoa McMillan's fit with the Saints at pick nine. Sham remembered Brandin Cook's recent tenure in Dallas after the veteran wide receiver signed a free-agent contract with the Saints. Sham also praised new Saints head coach Kellen Moore as an "offensive genius." Steve and Jeff previewed the Pelicans' matchup against the Minnesota Timberwolves, LSU baseball's top-10 showdown against Texas this weekend, and the start of the NCAA Women's Tournament.

Steve and Jeff previewed the Pelicans' matchup against the Minnesota Timberwolves, LSU baseball's top-10 showdown against Texas this weekend, and the start of the NCAA Women's Tournament.

Steve and Jeff celebrated the opening round of the NCAA Tournament. Jeff said the SEC is overrated in college basketball. The guys interviewed Eric Edholm, a lead draft writer for NFL Media, and Brad Sham, the voice of the Dallas Cowboys. Edholm recapped a "boring" free agency, previewed the 2025 NFL Draft, and evaluated Arizona WR Tetairoa McMillan's fit with the Saints at pick nine. Sham remembered Brandin Cook's recent tenure in Dallas after the veteran wide receiver signed a free-agent contract with the Saints. Sham also praised new Saints head coach Kellen Moore as an "offensive genius."

Brad Sham, the voice of the Dallas Cowboys, joined Steve and Jeff. Sham remembered Brandin Cook's recent tenure in Dallas after the veteran wide receiver signed a free-agent contract with the Saints. Sham also praised new Saints head coach Kellen Moore as an "offensive genius."

Eric Edholm, a lead draft writer for NFL Media, joined Steve and Jeff. Edholm recapped a "boring" free agency and previewed the 2025 NFL Draft. He projected the landing spot for Ole Miss quarterback Jaxson Dart, who ESPN's Mel Kiper had mocked to the Saints at pick 9. Edholm also discussed Arizona WR Tetairoa McMillan's fit in New Orleans.

Steve and Jeff discussed the Saints' decision to sign free-agent WR Brandon Cooks to a two-year, 13-million-dollar contract, bringing him back to New Orleans 11 years after they drafted him. They praised Cooks' productivity in the NFL and questioned his fit on the Saints' roster. Rohit Ponnaiya, a betting analyst for Covers.com, joined Steve and Jeff to recap the start of the NCAA Tournament and preview the upcoming matchups. Ponnaiya shared his thoughts on the SEC, the Big East, and the Round of 32.

Rohit Ponnaiya, a betting analyst for Covers.com, joined Steve and Jeff to recap the start of the NCAA Tournament and preview the upcoming matchups. Ponnaiya shared his thoughts on the SEC, the Big East, and the Round of 32.