"sportstalk" With Bobby Hebert

Bobby and Steve recapped the Saints' dominant 44-19 victory over the Cowboys in Dallas. Bobby laughed at the misery of Dallas fans. He praised the Saints' offensive line for opening up holes for the black-and-gold rushing attack. Bobby evaluated Derek Carr, Alvin Kamara, Carl Granderson, and Alontae Taylor. He discussed New Orleans' plan to take Dallas' top pass rushers out of the game. The guys spoke to WWL listeners about the win. Bobby said Dennis Allen out-coached Dave Canales and Mike McCarthy in the team's 2-0 start. They listened to postgame press conference audio from Carr. 

Bobby recapped the Saints' 44-19 victory on the road over the Dallas Cowboys. Bobby laughed at the misery of Dallas fans. He praised the Saints' offensive line for opening up holes for the black-and-gold rushing attack. Bobby evaluated Derek Carr, Alvin Kamara, Carl Granderson, and Alontae Taylor. He discussed New Orleans' plan to take Dallas' top pass rushers out of the game.

Saints legend Deuce McAllister broke down New Orleans' dominant 44-19 victory over the Dallas Cowboys. Deuce praised the Saints' offense, highlighting the stellar play of the offensive line and RB Alvin Kamara. He called the Saints' defense a "bend, but don't break" unit against the Cowboys. Deuce criticized New Orleans' special teams unit and penalties. 

Saints sideline reporter Jeff Nowak interviewed defensive tackle Bryan Bresee after New Orleans' 44-19 victory over the Dallas Cowboys. Bresee praised the team's complimentary football and pass rush. 

Ian Auzenne, Allen Waddell, Coach Lou Valdin, and Coach Nelson Stewart hosted the weekly WWL Allstate Prep Football Roundup. They discussed the postponements and cancellations around the state due to Hurricane Francine. The guys interviewed St. Augustine head coach Robert Valdez, Acadiana head coach Matt McCullough, Shaw head coach Hank Tierney, Zachary head coach David Brewerton, and John Curtis head coach J. T. Curtis. They also spoke to reporters for updates at games around the state, including Leesville vs. Tioga, Covington at Franklinton, and Slidell vs. Livingston Collegiate.

Mike and Deuce reviewed the Saints' injury report, highlighting Marshon Lattimore, Taliese Fuaga, and Rashid Shaheed. Deuce discussed the Saints' roster depth and the battle on special teams between the two teams. Brad Sham, the voice of the Dallas Cowboys, joined Mike and Deuce to break down the Saints-Cowboys week two matchup. He praised the leadership of QB Dak Prescott, questioned Dallas' rushing attack, and analyzed the Cowboys' defense under new defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer. Deuce evaluated the Saints' rushing attack, explaining how New Orleans' RBs can create giant runs. The guys interviewed Wilson Alexander, an LSU reporter for The Advocate, and Tulane football sideline reporter Maddy Hudak, the host of the "Before the Whistle" podcast, about the third week of the college football season. Mike and Deuce spoke to a WWL listener about the Saints-Cowboys matchup. Deuce gave his keys to a Saints' upset victory in Dallas.

Deuce and Mike broke down the Saints' 2.9 yards per rush before contact against the Carolina Panthers. Deuce explained how New Orleans' running backs can create giant runs. The guys interviewed Wilson Alexander, an LSU reporter for The Advocate, and Tulane football sideline reporter Maddy Hudak, the host of the "Before the Whistle" podcast, about the third week of the college football season. Alexander discussed the Tigers' SEC opener against South Carolina, and Hudak previewed Tulane's upcoming test on the road against No. 15 Oklahoma. Mike and Deuce spoke to a WWL listener about the Saints-Cowboys matchup. Deuce gave his keys to a Saints' upset victory in Dallas. 

Deuce shared his keys to a Saints victory on the road against the Dallas Cowboys.

Tulane football sideline reporter Maddy Hudak, the "Before the Whistle" podcast host, joined Mike and Deuce to preview the Green Wave's road test at No. 15 Oklahoma. Hudak said Tulane has a "chip on their shoulder" after a tough loss to Kansas State. She explained how Tulane can earn a signature win against Oklahoma. 

Wilson Alexander, an LSU reporter for The Advocate, joined Mike and Deuce to preview the Tigers' SEC opener against South Carolina. Alexander discussed the Bayou Bengals' disappointing rushing attack. He called South Carolina "trendy" after their dominant victory over Kentucky. Alexander also evaluated the Tigers' passing game. 

Mike and Deuce reviewed the Saints' injury report, highlighting Marshon Lattimore, Taliese Fuaga, and Rashid Shaheed. Deuce discussed the Saints' roster depth and the battle on special teams between the two teams. The guys shared their thoughts on Miami QB Tua Tagovailoa's concussion history and his future in the NFL. Brad Sham, the voice of the Dallas Cowboys, joined Mike and Deuce to break down the Saints-Cowboys week two matchup. Sham explained that the NFL is still in "preseason mode." He praised the leadership of QB Dak Prescott, questioned Dallas' rushing attack, and evaluated their OL and pass catchers. Sham also analyzed the Cowboys' defense under new defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer. 

Brad Sham, the voice of the Dallas Cowboys, joined Mike and Deuce to break down the Saints-Cowboys week two matchup. Sham explained that the NFL is still in "preseason mode." He praised the leadership of QB Dak Prescott, questioned Dallas' rushing attack, and evaluated their OL and pass catchers. Sham also analyzed the Cowboys' defense under new defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer. 

This hour, Mike Detillier speaks with John Rahaim, Director of Homeland Security for St. Bernard Parish, Tim Acosta, Director of Marketing for Rouses, and Scooter Heap, State licensed arborist with Zeigler Tree Removal, about the aftermath of Hurricane Francine. Then, Allen Waddell, co-host of the All-State Sugar Bowl Prep Football Roundup, joins the show to talk about which teams are still playing this week.

Mike Detillier speaks with Allen Waddell, Co-host of the All-State Sugar Bowl Prep Football Roundup, about which teams are still playing this week?

This hour, Mike Detillier speaks with Archie Chaisson, President of Lafourche Parish, and Jacob Pucheu, PIO for Louisiana State Police Troop B, about the aftermath of Hurricane Francine. Then, Jeff Nowak, Saints sideline reporter, joins the show to preview the Saints vs. the Dallas Cowboys.

Mike Detillier brings on Jeff Nowak, Saints sideline reporter, to talk about if the Saints are ready for Dallas.  

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Tulane head football coach Jon Sumrall joined Mike and Charlie to recap the Green Wave's 34-27 loss to No. 17 Kansas State. Sumrall also previewed Tulane's upcoming road matchup against No. 15 Oklahoma. Mike interviewed WWL Louisiana meteorologist Chris Franklin, Matt Jewell, the president of St. Charles Parish, Tim Temple, the Louisiana Insurance Commissioner, and Keith Hinkley, the president of Plaquemines Parish, about Hurricane Francine. Mike gave a player comparison for Tulane freshman QB Darian Mensah. Steve and Charlie discussed Paul Skenes and Jackson Merrill's case for the NL Rookie of the Year. Chad Parsons, the host of the "Under The Helmet" fantasy show on the Bleav podcasting network, shared his thoughts on the fantasy football waiver wire. Steve spoke to Archie Chaisson, the president of Lafourche Parish, and Collin Arnold, the director of homeland security & emergency preparedness for New Orleans, about Hurricane Francine. Mike Hoss interviewed Khai Harley, the Saints' assistant general man

Mike Hoss interviewed Khai Harley, the Saints' assistant general manager & vice president of football operations, and Bruce Allen, a former NFL executive for the Raiders, Buccaneers, and Redskins for the weekly "Saints Hour." Harley remembered the logistics behind the Saints' training camp sessions in Irvine, California. He also reviewed the team's cap issues, explaining how the Saints handle off-season additions and dead cap hits. Allen and Harley broke down the booming growth of the NFL cap, cemented by recent gigantic contracts handed out to the league's top quarterbacks. Allen praised the NFL's rule changes to the practice squad. Harley evaluated the NFL's new "dynamic" kickoff rules and the exploding WR market. 

Mike Hoss interviewed Khai Harley, the Saints' assistant general manager & vice president of football operations. Harley discussed the process of getting ready for the Dallas Cowboys amid Hurricane Francine. He remembered the Saints' training camp sessions in Irvine, California. Harley reviewed the team's cap issues, explaining how the Saints handle off-season additions and dead cap hits. Harley also shared his thoughts on the NFL's changes entering the 2024 season.