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can listen on apple podcast Spotify or wherever you get your pods Brian Billick joins us again as he

gets through another NFL season uh Brian, welcome. How are you?

Mike, how are we doing this afternoon?

All right. Good. How are you?

Let me start with these Saints.

They're going to have to go six minimum, maybe eight weeks with Bridgewater.

They like Bridgewater.

They felt they had the best backup in the league in Bridgewater.

Can they stay 500 or better in the games Bridgewater plays?

Yeah, I think obviously with Alvin Camara, I think the defense is playing better.

They have Payson Hill that they can use in a creative way.

I think 500's realistic.

I mean, this was the team that a lot of people, including me,

thought this was maybe the best team in the NFC, that they had the complete package.

Obviously, losing the like of a Drew Brees totally changes the equation.

You know, we really don't know about Teddy Bridgewater. We think he can be a pretty good

quarterback, and obviously with Sean Peyton, a lot's going to fall on Sean Payton shoulders now to orchestrate the offense to kind of take up the slack, not that he's going to come to the level that Drew Breeze did, but I think they have a chance to stand 500. Yeah, I mean, I think that's what he has to do to keep them in, you know, now maybe a change is they try to win 10, 11 games. You know, they were a team that, like everyone thought, they could be a Super Bowl team. Maybe they still can be if they can keep it together. We'll see. But obviously, it changes things. Just like, you know, Indianapolis was confident with Jacoby, and he's done well so far. He's looked pretty good in these first two

games. He's done good. You know, the question becomes when you have a quarterback in that position,

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