The New Orleans Saints are sitting back this week during their bye, so it’s a perfect opportunity to reset ahead of the stretch run. On the latest episode of the Audacy original Inside Black & Gold podcast, Saints sideline reporter Jeff Nowak and WWL Sports Director Steve Geller dive in on the final six games and what the Saints have to do to give themselves a legit chance at the postseason. Spoiler: The odds aren’t great. We’ll also break down the latest on Erik McCoy, why Darren Rizzi looks like Bob the Builder in team meetings these days, we’ll get insight from Assistant GM Jeff Ireland on the state of the team and a lot more. SEGMENT 1: Saints Rundown: Latest on Erik McCoy, Rizzi as Bob the Builder and more … The New Orleans Saints are idle this week, but there’s still news to share. We’ve got the latest on Erik McCoy’s injury, another accolade for Taysom Hill, why Darren Rizzi is looking like Bob the Builder these days during team meetings. We’ll also get insight from NFL analyst Mark Schlereth on Taysom Hill’s big day. SEGMENT 2: Interview: Saints Asst. GM Jeff Ireland Breaks Down Season with Mike Hoss … What’s the Saints front office up to these days? Saints Asst. GM and scouting director Jeff Ireland sits down with Mike Hoss to share his takes on the season, key players, why kickers seem to be struggling these days and a lot more. SEGMENT 2: Previewing Saints’ Final 6 Games: Are the Playoffs Still a Possibility? … The New Orleans Saints went into their bye week on a high, but how much confidence should you have coming out of it that they can make something of their 2024 season? Jeff and Steve close out today’s episode by breaking down the final six games, which games look like wins, which look like losses and what the Saints will have to do to give themselves a chance. Plus: Here’s who you should be rooting for in Week 12. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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1 hr and 54 mins