After Further Review

Matt Moscona kicks off Hour Two of After Further Review reacting to the New Orleans Saints adding WR Cedric Tillman and TE Stone Smartt to the practice squad.Next, Eric Mac Lain of the ACC Network joins Matt to preview Clemson ahead of Saturday’s matchup with LSU. They break down Clemson QB Chris Vizzina, the Tigers’ reshaped offensive line, Dabo Swinney’s defense, and make a game prediction.Plus, Will Hellmers joins the show to discuss Louisiana Loaded and LSU-Clemson.

Hour Three features former NFL quarterback Sean Salisbury joining Matt Moscona for an in-depth football conversation covering LSU and the New Orleans Saints.First, Matt and Sean break down LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt and what the Tigers are getting from the ASU transfer. Sean shares his evaluation of Leavitt and what he expects from him heading into LSU’s season opener against Clemson.Then, the conversation shifts to the Saints. Sean explains whether he believes Tyler Shough can make a second-year jump and why he considers New Orleans one of the favorites to win the NFC South.To close the hour, Matt reacts to the latest developments in the LSU vs. SEC court drama following a statement released Tuesday by the league’s executive board.

Hour One of After Further Review reacts to the latest news surrounding LSU’s matchup with Clemson this Saturday. Clemson has named Chris Vizzina its starting quarterback, while Dabo Swinney says freshman QB Tait Reynolds is also likely to play. Matt breaks down what the quarterback situation means for LSU and the Tigers’ matchup with Clemson.Plus, Shea Dixon joins the show to preview a huge recruiting weekend for LSU Football with Clemson coming to Baton Rouge. Five-star prospects Easton Royal and Ahmad Hudson are both expected on campus, and Shea provides the latest on their recruitment. The guys also look ahead to several major 2028 LSU recruiting targets who could make their way to campus.

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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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.