How different will the Saints' coaching staff look without Dennis Allen? Full Show 11/8/24

SportsTalk with Bobby Hebert

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Deuce and Mike discussed the dynamics of a professional football locker room. They reviewed the Saints' plan for defensive play-calling post-Dennis Allen. Chris Blair, the voice of the LSU Tigers, previewed LSU's top-15 SEC showdown with Alabama. Blair emphasized the matchup's importance from a 12-team College Football Playoff perspective. He shared his keys for the game, highlighting LSU's poor rushing attack vs. Alabama's weak run defense and the Tigers' defensive game plan against Crimson Tide QB Jalen Milroe. The guys spoke to Donald Nash, a District 7 councilman from St. James Parish, about the importance of First American Bank & Trust. Mike and Deuce reviewed the Saints-Falcons injury report and New Orleans' defensive matchup against Atlanta's "finesse" players. Kurt Helin, a lead NBA writer & managing editor for NBC Sports, broke down the Pelicans' injury-riddled 3-6 start to the 2024-25 season. Air Force veteran Jason Brazan joined Mike and Deuce at First American Bank & Trust ahead of Veterans Day.

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