The Something to Say Radio Show – September 19th, 2026

all right welcome to another edition of something to say radio show right here on wgso 990 am streaming live on wgso.com and on the mixler app as well as our own wgso app so uh hope everybody's had a great week and is uh ready for a uh a jam-packed weekend full of football and uh So let's talk about Saints' first game of the season, right? That's what we were all waiting for.

Well, unfortunately, it didn't start much different than a lot of the games started last year.

And, you know, I talked about this last week, and I'm just going to reiterate it.

Every single game I've watched for week one was sloppy.

Sloppy, sloppy, sloppy.

And...

I 100% contributed to these teams not playing their first strings at least a little bit in the preseason.

I understand you don't want to put them out too much and expose them, but they got to get up to game speed.

And I don't want to just lay it on that with the way that the Saints started against the Lions.

Of course, they lost in overtime 31-30.

I wanted to start there, but...

It looked so much like how the game started last year.

And I have to put that on Kellen Moore.

I think the play calling in the first half of most games that we've seen Kellen Moore coach are very pedestrian.

And this team, although I believe they're a lot better than what they were last year, they're still not a team.

And I don't think there's any team really that can afford to put themselves in 21 point deficits.

This is the NFL.

Now, did they do a great job coming back? Yes, 100%.

Was there a bad call that should have went the Saints' way that would have led to another score? Yes, 100%.

But the biggest problem is putting yourself in a 21-point deficit.

You just can't do it.

Watching the first half in Tyler Shuck, it made me question a lot of things at first.

And then he came around and got settled in and looked like the person that we've been wanting.

But it can't be that way.

And I think Kellen Moore has even said this week that they need to they need to stop.

all right welcome to another edition of something to say radio show right here on wgso 990 am streaming live on wgso.com and on the mixler app as well as our own wgso app so uh hope everybody's had a great week and is uh ready for a uh a jam-packed weekend full of football and uh So let's talk about Saints' first game of the season, right? That's what we were all waiting for.

Well, unfortunately, it didn't start much different than a lot of the games started last year.

And, you know, I talked about this last week, and I'm just going to reiterate it.

Every single game I've watched for week one was sloppy.

Sloppy, sloppy, sloppy.

And...

I 100% contributed to these teams not playing their first strings at least a little bit in the preseason.

I understand you don't want to put them out too much and expose them, but they got to get up to game speed.

And I don't want to just lay it on that with the way that the Saints started against the Lions.

Of course, they lost in overtime 31-30.

I wanted to start there, but...

It looked so much like how the game started last year.

And I have to put that on Kellen Moore.

I think the play calling in the first half of most games that we've seen Kellen Moore coach are very pedestrian.

And this team, although I believe they're a lot better than what they were last year, they're still not a team.

And I don't think there's any team really that can afford to put themselves in 21 point deficits.

This is the NFL.

Now, did they do a great job coming back? Yes, 100%.

Was there a bad call that should have went the Saints' way that would have led to another score? Yes, 100%.

But the biggest problem is putting yourself in a 21-point deficit.

You just can't do it.

Watching the first half in Tyler Shuck, it made me question a lot of things at first.

And then he came around and got settled in and looked like the person that we've been wanting.

But it can't be that way.

And I think Kellen Moore has even said this week that they need to they need to stop.