After Further Review

Former Ole Miss tight end Dae’Quan Wright joins Matt Moscona for Hour 3 to discuss his involvement in the Louisiana TRO as he attempts to join LSU after playing in the NFL. Wright explains the situation, his experience playing for Lane Kiffin at Ole Miss, and how he could fit into LSU’s offense.Matt also begins previewing LSU’s season opener against Clemson and we hear from Lane Kiffin as the Tigers wrap up preparations for Week 1.

Hour 2: Matt Moscona kicks off the hour with SEC Network’s Peter Burns to preview Week 1 around the SEC. How will Lane Kiffin’s debut go? Which SEC games should you have your eyes on? Matt and Peter break down the biggest matchups, storylines and questions heading into the opening weekend of the college football season.Next, Matt reacts to the New Orleans Saints’ initial 53-man roster and shares his biggest takeaways from the roster decisions.Then, LSU center Braelin Moore joins the show to discuss earning the No. 18 jersey, the Tigers’ season opener against Clemson, his college career and what fans can expect from Lane Kiffin’s offense.

Hour 1: Can the SEC expel LSU? Matt Moscona reacts to the latest chatter and reports surrounding the potential discipline LSU could face over former NFL players returning to the college game. What could the SEC actually do to the Tigers, and how serious is the situation?Then, Jon Stinchcomb joins the show to put a bow on the Saints’ preseason and break down his biggest takeaways from the initial 53-man roster announced Sunday.Plus, Matt wraps Hour 1 with his biggest takeaways from Week 0 of the college football season, including what stood out and what it could mean for the weeks ahead.

HOUR THREE: Matt Moscona is joined by Ryan Theriot for The Riot Radio Hour! The guys get you ready for the start of college football with a preview of Week 0, breaking down the biggest storylines and what to watch for on Saturday. Then, Matt and Ryan have some fun ripping open packs of football cards. Finally, the guys turn their attention to the New Orleans Saints and preview the preseason finale against the Dallas Cowboys with cutdown day right around the corner.

HOUR TWO: Matt Moscona is joined by Ryan Theriot for another edition of The Riot Radio Hour! The guys kick things off with Ryan’s Letter and Kick Rocks before Ronnie Rantz joins them in studio with a huge surprise: Ryan is officially being inducted into the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame as the first member of the 2027 class! Ryan reacts to the long-awaited honor, reflects on his career and Louisiana roots, and celebrates a special moment with Matt and Ronnie. We wrap up the hour with Ask Ryan, answering your questions for the former LSU baseball star.

HOUR ONE: Matt Moscona reacts to a major development in the LSU football eligibility fight as a Louisiana judge signs the amended TRO enjoining the SEC and Greg Sankey. What does this mean for LSU’s commits, and could it impact their eligibility ahead of next week’s hearing?Plus, Matt breaks down the latest from the New Orleans Saints as they prepare to face the Dallas Cowboys in the preseason finale. With cutdown day approaching, which players are fighting for roster spots, and what should Saints fans be watching for in the final preseason game?

Hour Three: Matt Moscona is joined by Ross Jackson to kick off the final hour of the show. Ross gives his final 53-man roster projection for the New Orleans Saints and breaks down the biggest decisions facing the team as training camp wraps up. Plus, Ross shares his thoughts on the Saints’ preseason finale Friday night against the Dallas Cowboys and which players have the most to prove before roster decisions are finalized.Later, Matt turns his attention to LSU football and the Tigers’ wide receiver room. He discusses transfer WR Tre Wilson and the potential role he could play for LSU this season.

Hour Two: Matt Moscona is joined by attorney Tony Clayton for a major update in the fight over college football eligibility. Clayton confirms that he has filed an amended Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) naming the SEC and commissioner Greg Sankey as defendants in the legal battle involving 33 student-athletes.Clayton explains why he believes the SEC’s new eligibility rule violates the law and breaks down the next steps in the legal process. Could multiple LSU athletes gain eligibility for the 2026 season through a court order? Clayton provides the latest details on the case and what comes next.Plus, Matt reacts to the New Orleans Saints adding two cornerbacks as training camp wraps up and looks ahead to what the moves mean for the team.

Hour One: More lawsuits could be coming as athletes push back against the SEC’s new rule prohibiting professional athletes from returning to the league to play. Matt Moscona has the latest on the legal fight and what it could mean for college football.Then, sports agent Noah Reisenfeld joins Matt to discuss the eligibility of his client, LSU defensive lineman Junior Tuihalamaka. Reisenfeld confirms that Tuihalamaka is eligible and will play for the Tigers. The two break down what makes Tuihalamaka’s case different and explain the process that led to the decision.Plus, Darin Tietgen joins the show to get you ready for your fantasy football draft with key advice and players to watch heading into the season.

Hour Three of After Further Review features multiple segments with Russ Mitchell breaking down the 2026 SEC football season. Russ gives his SEC favorites, sleepers and pick for the SEC Championship Game before diving deep into the LSU Tigers. What kind of impact will Lane Kiffin make in his first season? What’s a fair expectation for LSU in Year One under its new head coach? Plus, Russ delivers his official record prediction for the Tigers in 2026.

Hour Two of After Further Review dives into ESPN’s Jordan Reid’s preseason 2027 NFL mock draft, with Matt breaking down the Saints’ projection and what it could mean for New Orleans’ future. Kat Terrell joins Matt to discuss the Saints’ biggest remaining questions heading into the final preseason game of 2026, including the toughest roster decisions facing Kellen Moore and the coaching staff. Plus, Matt looks ahead at LSU’s 2026 season and what the Tigers’ outlook could be.

Hour One of After Further Review kicks off with reaction to the SEC’s new rule prohibiting players who have signed professional contracts from returning to college to play in the league. What does the rule mean for LSU as the Tigers continue to fight for Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris’ eligibility? Matt also reacts to LSU awarding the iconic No. 18 and No. 7 jerseys for the 2026 season before wrapping up the hour with the New Orleans Pelicans signing Benedict Mathurin.

Hour 3 features the latest from New Orleans Saints training camp as Matt Moscona is joined by Ross Jackson for a report from Day 17. Ross discusses the Saints placing Ty Chandler and Rejzohn Wright on IR and what those moves mean for the team.Matt also continues breaking down the LSU 5-for-5 eligibility injunctions as SEC officials meet to determine their next steps. Plus, hear directly from Dae'Quan Wright on his decision to return to college for a fifth year and what the eligibility ruling means for his future.

Hour 2 of the show features the latest LSU recruiting and basketball news. Matt Moscona is joined by Shea Dixon to break down the latest surrounding the nation’s No. 1 player, Jalen Brewster, who is set to announce his commitment between LSU and Texas Tech this week. Could the Tigers land the top player in the country? Matt and Shea also discuss LSU’s additions through the 5-for-5 eligibility rulings and what those moves mean for the Tigers.Plus, Matt reacts to RJ Luis winning his preliminary injunction, making him eligible to play for LSU basketball, and discusses LSU’s latest basketball commitment, Israeli center Gilad Levy.

Hour 1 of After Further Review dives into the latest LSU eligibility news surrounding the 5-for-5 eligibility injunctions. Matt explains how LSU plans to respond to the court’s decision and what it could mean for the Tigers moving forward.Matt also reacts to the SEC’s statement on the eligibility situation and discusses the Big Ten’s new rule prohibiting professional athletes from rejoining the league.Plus, Matt is joined in studio by Tom Jacobs and Chris Snead of the College Baseball Foundation to remember LSU baseball legend Skip Bertman ahead of tonight’s Celebration of Life honoring his incredible legacy.

Hour Three covers the latest Saints roster moves, the changing rules around NFL players returning to college football, and official LSU 2026 season predictions.Matt Moscona is joined by Ross Jackson to break down the Saints’ decision to trade linebacker Deion Jones to the San Francisco 49ers for running back Zamir White. How does White fit into an injured New Orleans running back room? Plus, Ross gives his take on the Saints adding former All-Pro kicker Daniel Carlson and what his arrival means for the ongoing battle between Charlie Smyth and Tanner Brown.Then, Matt reacts to contrasting comments from LSU head coach Lane Kiffin and Oregon head coach Dan Lanning regarding NFL players returning to college under the new 5-for-5 ruling involving the 2022 recruiting class.Finally, Matt and the guys make their official LSU football 2026 season predictions. How many games will the Tigers win, and where will LSU finish when the season is over?

Hour Two dives into the latest from LSU football and the New Orleans Saints.LSU held its second scrimmage of fall camp over the weekend, and Matt Moscona breaks down all the news, notes and biggest takeaways from Saturday’s workout. Plus, hear from Lane Kiffin on the wide receiver position and what stood out to him from the scrimmage.Then, Saints legend Jon Stinchcomb joins the show to react to New Orleans’ 34-0 loss to the Los Angeles Rams in the team’s second preseason game. What can the Saints actually take away from the blowout loss, which players stood out, and what should we be watching for in the final preseason game against the Dallas Cowboys?

Hour One of the show is loaded with LSU football and New Orleans Saints news.LSU has added former Cleveland Browns tight end Dae’Quan Wright, and Lane Kiffin addressed the move on Monday. Matt Moscona reacts to Kiffin’s comments and explains why Wright could be the first of many former NFL players LSU is preparing to add—and what that could mean for the Tigers’ 2026 roster.Wilson Alexander joins the show to break down how LSU plans to navigate the SEC’s intraconference transfer rules with Wright, who last played college football at Ole Miss. What penalties could LSU face from the SEC, and how could this impact the Tigers moving forward?Plus, Matt reacts to a pair of major Saints roster moves. New Orleans traded linebacker Deion Jones to the San Francisco 49ers for running back Zamir White. How does White fit into a banged-up Saints RB room? And with former All-Pro kicker Daniel Carlson joining the Black & Gold, what does that mean for the Saints’ kicker competition?

Hour Three of the show kicks off with LSU's latest addition from the transfer portal, Notre Dame EDGE Junior Tuihalamaka, who received a fifth year of eligibility. Matt Moscona is joined by Bryan Driskell of Irish Breakdown to break down Tuihalamaka's game, what type of player LSU is getting, and how he could fit into the Tigers' defensive scheme.Matt then gives you his five biggest takeaways from LSU fall camp, including an update on Sam Leavitt and a surprise starter emerging in the defensive backfield.Finally, Matt looks ahead to the Saints' second preseason game against the Rams and tells you what he's watching for as New Orleans continues its preseason preparations.

Hour Two of the show dives into the biggest questions surrounding LSU football's offensive and defensive lines. Matt Moscona discusses the importance of veterans like Dominick McKinley and Steph Green stepping up on the interior of the defense and helping a young group develop.On the offensive side, Matt breaks down Lane Kiffin's concerns about the depth of LSU's offensive line and what that could mean for the Tigers moving forward.Former Saints linebacker Scott Shanle joins the show to preview the Saints' second preseason game against the Rams and share what he's watching for when New Orleans takes the field.Plus, sports betting analyst Matt Jacob joins the show to reveal his five best NFL future bets, including a bet on the Saints to win their division.

Hour One of the show is packed with the latest LSU football news. LSU has landed a late addition from the transfer portal in Notre Dame EDGE Junior Tuihalamaka, and Matt reacts to the Tigers adding another talented pass rusher. Tuihalamaka is also one of the athletes granted a temporary restraining order in the Louisiana court case involving eligibility.Plus, Ross Dellenger joins the show to break down the latest developments after the NCAA won its appeal in Colorado surrounding 5-for-5 eligibility. What does the ruling mean for college football and the players caught in the middle?Matt also has the latest from LSU's Friday practice, including updates on the Tigers as they continue preparations for the upcoming season.

Hour Three of After Further Review with Matt Moscona is loaded with the latest New Orleans Saints and LSU news.The Saints wrapped up a joint practice with the Los Angeles Rams, and Ross Jackson joins Matt to break down everything that happened, including a big day for Tyler Shough and the Saints offense. Ross also gives his thoughts on the Quincy Riley injury and what it means for New Orleans moving forward.Next, Jenna Laine joins Matt to discuss the Jack Pyburn TRO from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' perspective. What does Pyburn's situation mean for the Bucs, and how could it impact his potential return to LSU?Finally, attorney Jeff Watson joins Matt to explain the legalities surrounding Jack Pyburn's potential return to LSU, breaking down the TRO and what comes next in the former Tigers EDGE's case.

Hour Two of After Further Review with Matt Moscona dives into the latest LSU and New Orleans Saints football news.LSU was back on the practice field Thursday morning, and Matt empties the notebook with his biggest takeaways from practice as the Tigers continue preparations for the 2026 season. Next, Matt breaks down the Saints secondary, which PFF has ranked near the bottom of the NFL. Is New Orleans' lack of depth in the secondary the result of missed opportunities in the NFL Draft?Plus, Chase Parham joins Matt to discuss three former Ole Miss players who were granted a temporary restraining order for a fifth year of eligibility. Could any of those players ultimately find their way to LSU?

Hour One of After Further Review with Matt Moscona is packed with major LSU and New Orleans Saints news.The interest between LSU and former Tigers EDGE Jack Pyburn is mutual, and Matt Moscona breaks down the latest developments surrounding Pyburn and his path back to Baton Rouge. Could Pyburn leave the NFL for a return to LSU? Matt explains why a reunion with the Tigers is looking increasingly likely. Plus, Matt reacts to the latest New Orleans Saints injury news, as starting cornerback Quincy Riley is expected to miss time with a groin injury. Who steps up in the Saints secondary with Riley sidelined?

Hour Three: Matt Moscona is joined by Saints insider Ross Jackson for the latest report from New Orleans Saints training camp. They discuss Alvin Kamara’s MCL injury, his expected absence, and the Saints bringing in Chase Claypool and Josh Reynolds for wide receiver workouts.Plus, Matt breaks down what needs to happen for former LSU defensive lineman Jack Pyburn to return to the Tigers after being granted a temporary restraining order for a fifth year of eligibility—and why LSU could be his best option for another college season.

Hour Two: The New Orleans Saints worked out veteran wide receivers Chase Claypool and Josh Reynolds following Jordyn Tyson’s hamstring injury. Matt Moscona reacts to the latest Saints roster news and breaks down what the potential additions could mean for the team’s rookie wide receivers.Plus, Lori Bertman joins Matt to discuss the upcoming celebration of life honoring LSU baseball legend Skip Bertman and his lasting impact on LSU and the Baton Rouge community.

Hour One kicks off with major Saints injury news as Alvin Kamara is expected to miss about a month with an MCL injury. Matt Moscona breaks down what the injury means for the Saints’ running back room and what comes next.Then, Matt recaps LSU’s Tuesday night practice, including the defense’s emphasis on creating turnovers and what we learned from the latest depth chart. The hour wraps with breaking news involving former LSU defensive lineman Jack Pyburn, who has been granted a temporary restraining order for a fifth year of eligibility. Could Pyburn return to the Tigers? Matt breaks it all down.

Hour 3 of After Further Review with Matt Moscona dives into the most expensive rosters in college football and examines which programs are spending the most to build their teams. Matt then hears from LSU head coach Lane Kiffin speical teams breakdown, including his thoughts on the Tigers' latest work and key players making an impression. Plus, the Saints are preparing for a joint practice with the Dallas Cowboys, and Matt previews the biggest storylines, matchups, and things to watch as the two teams take the field.

Hour 2 of After Further Review with Matt Moscona breaks down the PFF grades from the Saints' preseason matchup with the Jacksonville Jaguars, highlighting the top performers, biggest concerns, and players who stood out. Chris Hummer of CBS Sports joins the show to discuss how much teams across college football are spending on their rosters and what the rising costs mean for the future of the sport. The hour wraps up with Tigers in the Pros, featuring the latest performances and news involving former LSU athletes at the professional level.

Hour 1 of After Further Review with Matt Moscona opens with the Saints' next steps following Jordyn Tyson's injury, as Matt examines how New Orleans could replace his production and who might step up at wide receiver. Shea Dixon joins the show to break down the latest in LSU recruiting, including the Tigers' top targets and the latest movement on the recruiting trail. Matt then goes Around the SEC with the biggest news and storylines from across the conference.

Hour 3 of After Further Review with Matt Moscona features LSU head coach Lane Kiffin sharing his final thoughts on the Tigers' latest scrimmage and the progress made throughout fall camp. Doug Thompson joins the show to reflect on the life and legacy of legendary LSU baseball coach Skip Bertman and the impact he had on the program and college baseball. Matt also reacts to the upsetting news surrounding Saints wide receiver Jordyn Tyson's injury and what it could mean for New Orleans moving forward. The hour wraps up with another edition of Otter Locks as Jimmy Ott delivers his favorite betting plays.

Hour 2 of After Further Review with Matt Moscona dives into LSU's latest scrimmage as Matt shares his notes and takeaways from the Tigers' work. Brooks Austin joins the show to offer his perspective on the scrimmage, break down what he saw from the Tigers, and discuss which players could make an impact this season. Matt then turns his attention to the Saints, giving his takeaways from New Orleans' preseason matchup with the Jacksonville Jaguars. The hour wraps up with Tigers in the Pros, highlighting the latest performances and news involving former LSU athletes at the professional level.

Hour 1 of After Further Review with Matt Moscona features the latest from LSU practice as the Tigers continue preparations for the upcoming season. Former Saints offensive lineman Jon Stinchcomb joins the show to give his thoughts on New Orleans' preseason opener and what stood out from the Saints' performance. Matt then goes Around the SEC with the latest headlines from across the conference before LSU defensive coordinator Blake Baker discusses the Tigers' defensive line and safeties, including what he's seeing from those position groups during camp.

Hour 3 of After Further Review with Matt Moscona continues the tribute to legendary LSU baseball coach Skip Bertman following his passing. Ryan Theriot joins for another edition of the Riot Hour, sharing more memories of his former coach and reflecting on the lasting impact Bertman had on LSU Baseball and the players he mentored. Matt also shares reflections from Nick Saban on Bertman's legacy. He hears from Mississippi State baseball legend Ron Polk, who reflects on Skip's remarkable career and influence on college baseball.

Hour 2 of After Further Review with Matt Moscona continues to honor the life and legacy of legendary LSU baseball coach Skip Bertman following his passing. Ryan Theriot joins for the Riot Hour to share memories of his former coach and reflect on the lasting impact Bertman had on his career and LSU Baseball. Matt is also joined by Bill Dailey and Ole Miss baseball coach Mike Bianco, who share their thoughts on Bertman's remarkable legacy, his influence on the program, and what he meant to generations of Tigers.

Hour 3 of After Further Review with Matt Moscona features Saints reporter Ross Jackson joining the show to break down the latest from the team's joint practice, sharing his observations, takeaways, and biggest storylines from the session. LSU head coach Lane Kiffin also gives his final thoughts on training camp, including updates on key players and what he's seen from the Tigers throughout camp. With preseason football officially back, Matt looks ahead to the return of game action before wrapping up the hour with another edition of Otter Locks as Jimmy Ott delivers his favorite betting plays.

Hour 2 of After Further Review with Matt Moscona features LSU head coach Lane Kiffin with an update on how training camp is progressing and what he's seen from the Tigers so far. Moscona then turns to the Saints as head coach Kellen Moore provides an update on injuries and evaluates quarterback Tyler Shough's performance during the team's joint practice. Plus, the Saints name Spencer Rattler the starting quarterback for Saturday's preseason opener, setting the stage for an important opportunity. The hour wraps up with another edition of tigers in the pros. 

Matt Moscona opens Hour 1 of After Further Review with the latest controversy surrounding Jayden Daniels, who wants his Heisman Trophy returned after LSU reassigned his No. 5 jersey and given it to defensive back, DJ Pickett.  LSU coach Lane Kiffin weighs in with his thoughts on the situation and the importance of the number. Moscona then turns to the Saints, who take part in a joint practice with the Jacksonville Jaguars, as head coach Kellen Moore provides insight into how the session went and what stood out. Matt closes out the hour with his own thoughts and takeaways from the Saints' latest work ahead of the 2026 season.

The final hour brings more Saints and LSU coverage, beginning with Ross Jackson joining the show to break down the latest from around the Saints and the NFL. We’ll then take a closer look at LSU’s depth at linebacker and cornerback, examining the competition and key players to watch as the Tigers prepare for the season. Plus more on, SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey on SEC rulings 

Hour Two dives into Saints head coach Kellen Moore and his visit with Terron Arnold. We’ll break down LSU’s defensive depth and the position battles shaping up as the Tigers continue through practice. Plus, we take a look around the Pros with the latest updates on Tigers in the Pros. 

Hour One gets underway with the latest from LSU practice, breaking down what the Tigers are showing on the field and the biggest storylines coming out of camp. Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill joins the show to discuss the Protect College Football Act and the latest developments surrounding College Football Then, Sports Illustrated’s Ross Dellenger joins us with his national perspective, insider insight, and the latest on college football.

Hour 3: Matt Moscona is joined by Ross Jackson for a report from Day 10 of New Orleans Saints training camp. Ross shares the latest from camp, including the biggest storylines, player performances, and developments surrounding the Saints as the regular season approaches.Plus, Matt looks at LSU football’s options under the new 5-for-5 eligibility rule. Who could the Tigers potentially pursue, and how could the new eligibility rules impact LSU’s roster?

Hour 2: Matt Moscona is joined by ACC Network’s Eric Mac Lain to preview the Clemson Tigers ahead of their matchup with LSU. Eric breaks down Clemson’s offseason, what to expect from the Tigers, and offers insight into the ACC as a whole.Plus, Matt looks at the Saints’ roster and identifies the team’s most indispensable player outside of quarterback Tyler Shough. Why does Matt believe left tackle Kelvin Banks Jr. is the player New Orleans can least afford to lose?

Hour 1: Could Cam Jordan miss the start of the regular season? Saints head coach Kellen Moore didn’t rule it out as the veteran defensive end deals with a hamstring injury. Matt breaks down the latest on Jordan and explains why his absence early in the season could actually benefit the Saints in the long run.Plus, Shea Dixon joins the show with the latest on LSU recruiting. Shea updates the status of Easton Royal and shares intel on LSU’s pursuit of potential five-star additions in the Tigers’ secondary.

Ross Jackson joins the show to break down the latest from Saints training camp, including key storylines, standout players, and what to watch as the season approaches. Plus, more insight from Sam Leavitt’s first meeting with the media at LSU, his decision to come to Baton Rouge, and what he brings to the Tigers. The hour wraps up with Otter Locks, featuring some of the best bets and predictions to keep an eye on.

This hour dives into Lane Kiffin’s offensive vision for LSU, with insight into how he plans to build the Tigers’ attack around quarterback Sam Leavitt. Leavitt also opens up about his decision to come to LSU and what made Baton Rouge the right fit, before wrapping up with the latest on the Saints’ injury report heading into the season.

Hour one features Sam Leavitt’s first media appearance, the latest on the Protect College Sports Act and what it could mean for the future of college athletics, plus a look back at Drew Brees’ Hall of Fame legacy and his impact on the Saints and the NFL.

We continue the conversation on Drew Brees and his Hall of Fame legacy, reflecting on what he meant not only to the Saints, but to the city of New Orleans and the entire Gulf South. We look back at the impact Brees made on and off the field and why his connection with New Orleans goes far beyond football. Plus, we wrap up the hour with Ask Ryan!

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