SportsTalk w/ Deuce & Steve Geller featuring Bobby Hebert

Mike and Deuce lamented the Pelicans' 5-26 start to the 2024-25 season. Deuce questioned the effort from New Orleans at times during their losing skid.

Jeff Hundley, the CEO of the Sugar Bowl, joined Mike and Deuce to preview the latest edition of the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans on New Year's Day. Hundley celebrated the Sugar Bowl's economic impact on New Orleans and projected the future College Football Playoff games in the Superdome.

From 'Inside Black & Gold' (subscribe here): Y’all, that was ugly, but what does a shutout loss to the Packers mean for the New Orleans Saints? We’ll break down where we land on Spencer Rattler and the current coaching staff as we come down the closing stretch of this frustrating, failed season. 

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Steve and Mike broke down the Saints-Raiders injury report. Mike explained why he'd let WR Chris Olave sit for the final two weeks. Steve and Mike reviewed numbers that prove the NFL is shifting towards run-heavy offenses. Chrissy Smith, a podcaster & writer for The Kneaux, joined Mike and Steve to discuss the Pelicans' miserable 5-25 start to the year. The guys spoke to Crissy Froyd, a USA Today college football & NFL writer, about the quarterfinals of the College Football Playoffs and the rookie QB play around the NFL. Mike, Steve, and Charlie played their weekly "Pick-Six" segment. Mike and Steve interviewed Hondo Carpenter, a Raiders reporter for Sports Illustrated, and Saints sideline reporter Jeff Nowak for a preview of the upcoming Saints-Raiders week 17 matchup.

Mike and Steve interviewed Hondo Carpenter, a Raiders reporter for Sports Illustrated, and Saints sideline reporter Jeff Nowak for a preview of the upcoming Saints-Raiders week 17 matchup. Carpenter explained that the Raiders' injuries to key pieces destroyed their season. He said the Raiders are coming to New Orleans to brawl with the Saints. Carpenter also celebrated Las Vegas TE Brock Bowers' historic rookie campaign. Nowak recapped the Saints' blowout loss to the Green Bay Packers on Monday Night Football.

Saints sideline reporter Jeff Nowak joined Mike and Steve. Nowak recapped the Saints' blowout loss to the Green Bay Packers on Monday Night Football. He also reviewed New Orleans' issues in the run game.

Hondo Carpenter, a Raiders reporter for Sports Illustrated, joined Mike and Steve to break down Las Vegas ahead of the Saints-Raiders week 17 matchup. Carpenter explained that the Raiders' injuries to key pieces destroyed their season. He said the Raiders are coming to New Orleans to brawl with the Saints. Carpenter celebrated Las Vegas TE Brock Bowers' historic rookie campaign. He also questioned Tom Brady's role as a minority owner of the Raiders.

Mike and Steve discussed the recovery timeline for Saints QB Derek Carr and RB Alvin Kamara. The guys spoke to a WWL listener about the injury issues for the Saints and Pelicans. Crissy Froyd, a USA Today college football & NFL writer, joined Mike and Steve. Froyd previewed the quarterfinals of the College Football Playoffs, highlighting Texas vs. Arizona State, Oregon vs. Ohio State, and Georgia vs. Notre Dame. She also evaluated rookie quarterbacks Spencer Rattler, Michael Penix Jr., and Jayden Daniels. Mike, Steve, and Charlie played their weekly "Pick-Six" segment.

Mike, Steve, and Charlie played their weekly "Pick-Six" segment. The guys broke down LSU vs. Baylor, Penn State vs. Boise State, Texas vs. Arizona State, Ohio State vs. Oregon, Notre Dame vs. Georgia, Raiders vs. Saints, Packers vs. Vikings, and Falcons vs. Commanders.

Crissy Froyd, a USA Today college football & NFL writer, joined Mike and Steve. Froyd previewed the quarterfinals of the College Football Playoffs, highlighting Texas vs. Arizona State, Oregon vs. Ohio State, and Georgia vs. Notre Dame. She also evaluated rookie quarterbacks Spencer Rattler, Michael Penix Jr., and Jayden Daniels.