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Hour Three wraps up the week live from Radio Row at Super Bowl LX as Matt Moscona is joined for two segments by former New Orleans Saints safety Roman Harper. Harper breaks down his role in the famous “ambush” onside kick in Super Bowl XLIV, shares his thoughts on Drew Brees entering the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and discusses the state of the current Saints roster. The conversation also touches on Lane Kiffin, leadership in today’s game, and how winning culture is built at both the college and NFL levels. To close the show, Matt gives his final pick for Patriots vs. Seahawks in Super Bowl LX, wrapping up a full week of coverage from Radio Row. Saints history, Super Bowl insight, and final predictions — all in Hour Three with Matt Moscona.

Hour Two of the show continues live from Radio Row at Super Bowl LX as Matt Moscona welcomes Dan Dakich, who shares incredible stories and memories of legendary basketball coach Bobby Knight, including what made Knight such a unique and influential figure in college basketball. Former LSU baseball player and Hollywood stuntman Michael Papajohn joins the show to discuss a new documentary chronicling his remarkable career, from playing college baseball to becoming one of the most recognizable stunt performers in film and television. The hour also features a conversation with Zack Oliver, who stops by to talk about his project aimed at reviving the Backyard Sports video game franchise, the inspiration behind the comeback, and what fans of the classic games can expect. National guests, pop culture, sports nostalgia, and Super Bowl LX coverage — all packed into Hour Two with Matt Moscona, live from Radio Row.

Hour One of the show continues live from Radio Row at Super Bowl LX as Matt Moscona reacts to Drew Brees being elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame as a first-ballot selection. Matt shares his thoughts on Brees’ legacy, impact on the game, and what the honor means for Saints fans and Louisiana football. Michelle Smallmon of ESPN Radio joins the show from Radio Row to discuss Super Bowl week storylines, media buzz, and the biggest narratives surrounding the game. Matt is also joined by Mike Dussault of Patriots Unfiltered to break down the LSU players currently on the New England Patriots roster, their roles on the team, and how they’ve developed at the NFL level. Live reactions, national guests, and Super Bowl LX coverage — all in Hour One with Matt Moscona.

Matt Moscona continues Hour Three LIVE from Radio Row at Super Bowl LX, previewing NFL Honors with Ross Jackson as the spotlight turns toward Drew Brees’ impending Pro Football Hall of Fame announcement and Tyler Shough’s case for NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year. Plus, Matt is joined by Philadelphia Eagles running back AJ Dillon, who discusses the Super Bowl stage, the grind of an NFL season, and life in the league. The hour also features a candid conversation with former Chargers quarterback Ryan Leaf, offering perspective on today’s NFL and the pressures that come with the game. Live from Radio Row, Hour Three delivers awards buzz, Saints talk, and exclusive Super Bowl LX interviews from the center of Super Bowl week.

Matt Moscona continues Hour Two LIVE from Super Bowl LX Radio Row with more Saints and NFL coverage from the biggest week in football. New Orleans Saints kicker Charlie Smyth joins the show, discussing his journey, the transition to the NFL, and his role with the Saints. Plus, Matt sits down with Pro Football Hall of Famer Andre Reed for insight on Super Bowl legacy, wide receiver play, and today’s NFL, before wrapping the hour with New York Giants linebacker Bobby Okereke, who shares perspective on defense, leadership, and life in the league. Live from Radio Row, Hour Two delivers exclusive interviews, Saints talk, and Super Bowl LX insight straight from the heart of Super Bowl week.

Matt Moscona broadcasts Hour One live from Super Bowl LX Radio Row, opening the show with a deep dive into Drew Brees’ case to become the New Orleans Saints’ first — and only — first-ballot Pro Football Hall of Famer. Matt also breaks down the growing buzz around Tyler Shough’s path to winning NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year. Plus, Matt is joined by ESPN Radio’s Evan Cohen, former LSU Tiger and Super Bowl champion Michael Brockers, and college football and NFL analyst Rick Neuheisel for conversations on the Saints, LSU, the NFL landscape, and all the biggest storylines surrounding Super Bowl week. Live from Radio Row, Hour One delivers wall-to-wall football, Saints talk, and Super Bowl LX insight.

Hour Three continues live from Radio Row at Super Bowl LX as New Orleans Saints linebacker Demario Davis joins Matt Moscona to discuss his future in New Orleans, Drew Brees’ Hall of Fame candidacy, and his thoughts on Super Bowl LX. Demario also shares insight on leadership, longevity, and what’s next in his NFL career. Plus, former Mississippi State wide receiver Fred Smoot joins the show for a wide-ranging conversation from Super Bowl week, touching on his playing career and the biggest storylines surrounding the league.

Hour Two continues live from Radio Row at Super Bowl LX as Matt Moscona reacts to Lane Kiffin’s National Signing Day comments, including how NIL played a major role in Ole Miss’ latest transfer portal class. Matt breaks down what it says about the current state of college football recruiting. Plus, Minnesota Vikings fullback CJ Ham joins the show to talk about his NFL journey and his partnership with the American Cancer Society. ESPN’s Clinton Yates also stops by to discuss Lane Kiffin, LSU Baseball, and the biggest storylines heading into The Big Game. If you want this tightened for Apple Podcasts, expanded for YouTube, or more keyword-stuffed for SEO, I’ve got you.

Hour One of the show comes to you live from Radio Row at Super Bowl LX as Matt Moscona reacts to Lane Kiffin’s comments on Ole Miss’ transfer portal haul and what it means for the modern college football landscape. Matt also previews Patriots vs. Seahawks in The Big Game, breaking down key storylines and matchups. Plus, FredAnthony Smith joins the show to discuss his The Coach Vick Experience docuseries and the legacy of Michael Vick. To close out the hour, Southern head coach and Pro Football Hall of Famer Marshall Faulk stops by for an in-depth conversation from Super Bowl week. If you want it tighter, more hype-driven, or more keyword-heavy for YouTube/Apple, I can tweak it in seconds.

On After Further Review, Matthew Musso talks SEC schedules and the wild schedule of the college football playoff.

On After Further Review, Matt Matthew Musso talks about Saints QB Coach Scott Tolzien remaining in New Orleans and talks LSU baseball with Patrick Coogan.

On After Further Review, Matthew Musso talks about the investigation into LSU athletics, plus National Signing Day and NFL Hall Of Fame.

Hour Three of the show opens with a preview of traditional signing day, as Matt Moscona highlights key prospects to watch for LSU and Lane Kiffin as rosters continue to take shape.Next, Matt reacts to Matt Miller’s post–Senior Bowl two-round mock draft, breaking down what the New Orleans Saints are projected to do and where LSU prospects land in the latest draft projections.

Hour Two of the show focuses on Lane Kiffin retaining and promoting key support staff members, with Matt Moscona explaining why he loves the continuity and stability behind the moves. Matt also discusses Kiffin’s important trip to Houston over the weekend and why it could have significant implications moving forward.Later, Dalton Wasserman of Pro Football Focus joins the show to break down the biggest risers from the Senior Bowl, including former LSU quarterback Garrett Nussmeier, and what his performance means for his NFL Draft stock.

Hour One of the show opens with the latest on LSU being under investigation by the CSC. Matt Moscona provides an update on the situation and sets the record straight on what the investigation is — and is not — focused on, cutting through the noise and speculation surrounding LSU.Former LSU defensive tackle Bernard Gooden joins the show to discuss his one year in Baton Rouge, his development under the LSU staff, and how he’s preparing for the NFL Draft. The guys also react to the New Orleans Saints being selected to play in the NFL’s first-ever regular-season game in Paris, including what it means for the league and the franchise.