The Point After: Tyler Shough is the Saints' quarterback of the future
Bobby and Steve recapped the Saints' 24-20 victory over the Buccaneers in Tampa Bay. Bobby praised Saints rookie quarterback Tyler Shough's performance, New Orleans' third and fourth-down defense, and Kellen Moore's play-calling. He also criticized the officiating mistakes in the game. The guys spoke to WWL listeners about the Saints' defense, WR Devaughn Vele, and New Orleans' run game. Bobby also looked ahead at the Saints' upcoming schedule. The guys listened to the postgame press conference audio from Shough and Alontae Taylor.
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Bobby's Rant: Tyler Shough played winning football to lead the Saints to victory
Bobby recapped the Saints' 24-20 victory over the Buccaneers in Tampa Bay. Bobby praised Saints rookie quarterback Tyler Shough's performance, New Orleans' third and fourth-down defense, and Kellen Moore's play-calling. He explained that he expects growth from rookie running back Devin Neal. Bobby also criticized the officiating mistakes in the game.
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Deuce's Dimes: Tyler Shough is a better athlete than people may think
Deuce joined Steve to recap the Saints' 24-20 victory over the Buccaneers. Deuce evaluated rookie quarterback Tyler Shough and running back Devin Neal.
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Neal: "We showed a lot of resilience and fight" through the elements in Tampa Bay
Saints rookie running back Devin Neal joined Saints sideline reporter Jeff Nowak after the team's 24-20 victory over Tampa Bay. Neal emphasized the team's "fight," despite their poor record. He also praised rookie quarterback Tyler Shough and New Orleans' receivers.
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Saints Hour: Charlie Smyth is ready for the opportunity to be the Saints' kicker
Mike Hoss hosted WWL's weekly "Saints Hour," featuring special guest Charlie Smyth, the black-and-gold's new kicker. Smyth recapped his journey to becoming the Saints' starting kicker, explaining how "delighted" he was to get the opportunity. Smyth said he was happy his first NFL kick was a long field goal attempt, and he discussed the reaction from his hometown in Ireland. He explained that he only worked on onside kicks a "handful" of times. Smyth also broke down the difference of kicking the NFL's new K-balls, the kicking talent in the modern era of pro football, and his adjustment to New Orleans.
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