
Bobby takes on the day’s hottest topics in the world of sports, plus in-depth coverage of the Saints, LSU and Pelicans?. WHO DAT!
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 554 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Mike and Deuce remembered the 9-11 terrorist attacks 25 years ago today. Lomas Brown, the radio color analyst for the Detroit Lions, joined Fans and the Pro. Brown shared his thoughts on Detroit's offensive line, secondary, and the team's preseason s... more
Mike and Deuce remembered the 9-11 terrorist attacks 25 years ago today. Lomas Brown, the radio color analyst for the Detroit Lions, joined Fans and the Pro. Brown shared his thoughts on Detroit's offensive line, secondary, and the team's preseason s... more
Mike and Deuce answered a question from a WWL listener about smaller schools playing big programs in college football. They also projected further expansion of the College Football Playoff, criticizing the greed of those running the sport. Former Tul... more
Former Tulane LB Sam Bruchhaus, a Senior NFL Data Analyst for SumerSports, joined Fans and the Pro. Bruchhaus reviewed the Rams' decision to arrive in Australia right before kickoff of the Melbourne game. Bruchhaus also shared his thoughts on the dat... more
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Bobby is the man. #3 should be retired by the New Orleans Saints. No one else can even hold
Bobby’s jock! Ha
Am I the only one who wonders why this show continues to include Bobby Herbert’s name when he only appears a few times a month (at best)? Also. Steve Geller is probably a great guy but he fumbles over words and says the same things (“obviously”, “man oh man”) over and over. Mike D and Charlie get are great, though.
Love the addition of Mike, I’m glad that clown garic is gone!!!!!
Awesome show
These guys are the best. Anybody who says differently doesn’t know what they’re talking about . . .
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This show focuses on Saints football with a strong emphasis on training camp, roster battles, and game-day strategy, while weaving in broader NFL topics and college football insights. Episodes frequently spotlight standout Saints players and coaching perspectives, analyze quarterback dynamics, and feature live interviews with players and analysts to unpack team development, leadership, and season projections. A recurring draw is deep-dive conversations around bar-raising performances from rookies and veterans alike, plus cross-pertilization with college football context that adds granularity to roster decisions. The format blends post-game reflection, camp reporting, and fan-driven calls, making it useful for listeners who want both in-dept... more
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Recent guests on SportsTalk include:
1. Zach Strief
2. Marcus Scott
3. Gabe Feldman
4. Ian Auzenne
5. Gabe Felbin
6. Chapel Fowler
7. Tanner Brown
8. Greg Beacham
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