SportsTalk w/ Deuce & Steve Geller featuring Bobby Hebert

In our final hour, Steve Geller, Mike Detillier, Mike Hoss, and Deuce McAllister, close things out by discussing the picks up to the minute, the last LSU 1st rounder goes off the board with Brian Thomas Jr. going to the Jacksonville Jaguars, then Jeff Nowak joins us from Saints camp to discuss the method behind the madness that ended up with the Saints selecting Tailese Fuaga with the number 14 overall pick. Later, the last few picks of the 1st round trickle in and we hear from Dennis Allen regarding the Saints decision making of sticking with number 14 and selecting Oregon State OT Tailese Fuaga and the guys preview what the Saints might do staring down the barrel of rounds 2 and 3 tomorrow!

We are halfway through the 1st round of the NFL draft, Steve, Mike, Mike, and Deuce dive into the 2nd half of the round as the defense players are coming hot off the press, and Tailese Fuaga joins the gang to give us a preview of what he'll bring to the team, how to pronounce his name, how he'll spend his offseason heading into his rookie year, and a damn good "Who Dat" for the Who Dat Nation!

Starting this 2nd hour hot, them ole Dirty Birds in Atlanta take Michael Penix Jr. in a surprise turn of events, the Vikings have traded up one spot for J.J. McCarthy, yet another QB goes at 12 to the Denver Broncos, and Sean Payton with Bo Nix, and with the 14th pick overall the Saints selected, Oregon State OT Taliese Fuaga, what makes Fuaga a fantastic pick for New Orleans and what he can bring to the team this year, and finally at pick 15 the Colts snag, Laiatu Latu, the first defensive player taken in the draft!

As the draft gets fully underway, Steve, Mike, Mike, and Deuce dive head first into the NFL Draft with the 1st round underway as we see Caleb Williams, Jayden Daniels, Drake Maye, go 1-2-3, if we could see a record 6 QB's in this 1st round, and how far into the draft will we go before we finally get a defensive player selected as LSU's very own Malik Nabers heads to New York following in Odell Beckham Jr's footsteps. 

Steve Geller and Mike Detillier sound off from Las Cruces Tex Mex in Metairie discuss the possibility of the top half of the 1st round might be dominated by offense players, Jayden Daniels possibly being the 2nd pick overall and a few other Tigers we might see go in the 1st round tonight. Mike Hoss also joins us later on as we dive into the logistics of the new kickoff changes and rules, and if the Atlanta Falcons will end up losing any picks due to a possible tampering issue with Kirk Cousins.

Mike and Deuce close out our Draft preview with Dennis Allen, Head Coach, to discuss the comfort of his 3rd year at the helm for the draft, what talent the Saints are looking to add in this year's draft, and how the offense and Derek Derek Carr's are settling into the new offensive style from Klint Kubiak.

Mike and Deuce are joined by Rick Dennison, Sr. Offensive Assistant, to cover keeping defenses off balance, working with Derek Carr this past year, and Dennison's history of producing Pro Bowl quality talent across the board, putting together Klint's production in SF with what the Saints talent.

Mike and Deuce sit down with Terry Wooden, National Scout, about the ever-changing landscape of Pro Days and the scouting process, how player film compares to reality on a player-to-player basis, and what qualities determine a good prospect. 

Mike and Deuce get together with Mickey Loomis, Executive VP/GM, to talk about the disparity of offense compared to defense in the top half of the draft, digging past the rumors to find the truth in what other teams might be doing, and running through all the different possible 1st round situations that could unfold tonight.

Mike and Deuce are joined by Klint Kubiak, Offensive Coordinator, to discuss his time in New Orleans so far, building a relationship with his offensive playmakers, Taysom Hill's usage in this new Kubiak designed offense, some of the best qualities of this year's QB class, and bringing over the 49ers offensive success to New Orleans.