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On today's show, Mike, Bobby, and Steve hear from Deuce McAllister on Jordan Mims stepping up with Kendre Miller out and if the Saints linebacker group might soon be the Saints' best defensive weapon. Later on, the gang tackled LA Pros in the MLB, USA WBB going strong in the Olympics, and LSU lands Jalan Chapman. Also Mike Hoss joins the guys to discuss the heated nature of the first day of padded practice and if the Saints special teams will still be able to dominante following the new rules, and finally, Steve and Bobby sound off as they look back at the 1983 NFL Draft and the QBs that left a serious mark on the league (and some who didn't), and we wrap up by hearing from Willie Gay on learning the new playbook and Mason Tipton on how he feels about the Saints WR room.
In the final hour, Steve and Bobby sound off on who sits atop each conference and who reasonably has a shot at hoisting the Lombardi Trophy this upcoming season, we also take a trip down memory lane looking back on some of the best QB draft classes in NFL history, and we hear from the likes of Willie Gay on how the linebacker core may become the strongest group of the Saints defense, and Mason Tipton on the chip he has on his shoulder going undrafted and what he brings to the Saints WR room.
Steve and Bobby hear from training camp rookie superstar Mason Tipton, his ability to run the whole route tree, a chip on his shoulder after going undrafted, and how he fits into the Saints WR room.
Steve and Bobby prompted by a caller take a little trip down memory lane to look at both Bobby's career in the 80's and how incredibly strong the 1983 NFL Draft class was for everlasting QBs.
Bobby sounds off on what Chase Young can do for himself and the Saints to secure a future for his career in the NFL.
Heading into our 3rd hour, Steve and Bobby dive into why padded practice feels like the beginning of real football before Mike Hoss, Voice of the Saints joins the gang to discuss the first full day of pads at training camp, how players like Trevor Penning get off the mental hurdle of a bad play, if the special teams strength that the Saints had last year will continue following the offseason rule changes to kickoffs, and how the CB room battles are going between the likes of Abram and Howden, and we hear from Dennis Allen on how the first day of padded practice went in his eyes.
Mike Hoss, Voice of the Saints, joins Steve and Bobby from Cali to recap what excited him on the first day of padded practice, Trevor Penning is learning to learn from his bad experiences and move on to the next play, competition in the Saints defensive front, if the Saints special teams proficiency will translate well to the new special teams rules, and what Mike has seen in the CB battle between Abrams and Howden.
Steve and Bobby dive deep into why padded practices truly feel like the beginning of real football, we do a sort of retrospective on former Saints players who just couldn't stay healthy, and if Marcus Davenport's talent in Cam Jordan's body would be a Top 3 edge rusher of all time contesting the likes of even Aaron Donald.
In the 2nd hour, Mike and Bobby dive into the massive money now heading to Jordan Love and Tua Tagovailoa's bank accounts as more and more of a team's cap space goes to their field commander and by extension, if these QBs should be getting that kind of money before discussing the Saints defense needing a serious pass rush threat compared to last year. Later on, Steve joins the gang for Triple Option to tackle LA in MLB, Women's BB in Olympics dominance, and LSU signing Jalan Chapman, and finally, if the Bears and Caleb Williams will live up to expectations.
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