Inside New Orleans with Eric Asher
Oct 12, 2026 · 1 hr 54 min · 87 segments
Podcast of Inside New Orleans with Eric Asher 4-6pm on 106.7 The Ticket Listen live @ www.ericasher.com I-Heart Radio TuneIn Radio & 106.7 The Ticket Apps…
Eric AsherHost
John SokoloffGuest
Jim DerryGuest
Michael HigginsJim Sahan
Get used to it until the Saints start winning consistently and, uh, the Saints start treating their season ticket holders better.
Okay, we talked about this a couple years ago when season ticket holders were trying to give their tickets up, only wanna give up a few tickets.
And a lot of that, again, with, with, uh, with, uh, uh, season ticket holders who held onto their tickets.
Uh, they have chosen to go on the secondary market knowing that New Orleans is a destination for opposing fans, and they will come to New Orleans, they will pay top dollar to be able to go see their teams play, especially now that there's no longer dome field advantage for the New Orleans Saints in the Superdome, and opposing teams can come in here and actually win a game.
So, and a lot of that goes back to, again, the way that, the, that the Saints have treated their season ticket holders and, of course, the way the Saints have, again, tried to, again, um, uh, not rebuilding this team a- as, uh, quickly after, uh, the, again, the departure of Brees a- and Payton.
And again, it continues at a slow pace considering where we are right now, uh, with the Saints, uh, at one and four, uh, at the beginning of this season.
Okay? Uh, everybody thought that, again, the Detroit, Baltimore games, again, on the road, the first two games of the season would be the toughest stretch of this, uh, of, of again, the first part of the season.
When you looked at the Raiders, when you looked at Atlanta, when you looked at Minnesota coming to New Orleans, you felt like based on, again, what the Saints had done at the end of last year, which could have been fool's gold, we talked about it, right? Okay, based on the teams they played, et cetera, et cetera.
Okay, and then going into this year, the lack of quality depth on this team and of course the onset of injuries, which now have re- have really put the Saints in a position where that lack of quality depth is front and center.
Okay? We've said it on this program before, we said it in the off-season, we said it last year, we'll say it again.
This team as a, a, a, as an organization, this team as a whole, again, is another great draft, okay, great draft a- and a free agency period where they have money to spend and they go out and hit on their free agents, where they can build that, that quality, that, that quality depth.
And, and again, it's been proven out, uh, since the injuries, uh, have, have, have just been on an onslaught for the Saints.
Get used to it until the Saints start winning consistently and, uh, the Saints start treating their season ticket holders better.
Okay, we talked about this a couple years ago when season ticket holders were trying to give their tickets up, only wanna give up a few tickets.
And a lot of that, again, with, with, uh, with, uh, uh, season ticket holders who held onto their tickets.
Uh, they have chosen to go on the secondary market knowing that New Orleans is a destination for opposing fans, and they will come to New Orleans, they will pay top dollar to be able to go see their teams play, especially now that there's no longer dome field advantage for the New Orleans Saints in the Superdome, and opposing teams can come in here and actually win a game.
So, and a lot of that goes back to, again, the way that, the, that the Saints have treated their season ticket holders and, of course, the way the Saints have, again, tried to, again, um, uh, not rebuilding this team a- as, uh, quickly after, uh, the, again, the departure of Brees a- and Payton.
And again, it continues at a slow pace considering where we are right now, uh, with the Saints, uh, at one and four, uh, at the beginning of this season.
Okay? Uh, everybody thought that, again, the Detroit, Baltimore games, again, on the road, the first two games of the season would be the toughest stretch of this, uh, of, of again, the first part of the season.
When you looked at the Raiders, when you looked at Atlanta, when you looked at Minnesota coming to New Orleans, you felt like based on, again, what the Saints had done at the end of last year, which could have been fool's gold, we talked about it, right? Okay, based on the teams they played, et cetera, et cetera.
Okay, and then going into this year, the lack of quality depth on this team and of course the onset of injuries, which now have re- have really put the Saints in a position where that lack of quality depth is front and center.
Okay? We've said it on this program before, we said it in the off-season, we said it last year, we'll say it again.
This team as a, a, a, as an organization, this team as a whole, again, is another great draft, okay, great draft a- and a free agency period where they have money to spend and they go out and hit on their free agents, where they can build that, that quality, that, that quality depth.
And, and again, it's been proven out, uh, since the injuries, uh, have, have, have just been on an onslaught for the Saints.
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