Chase Young, former number two overall pick, joins the New Orleans Saints on a one-year deal worth $13 million, fully guaranteed. Excitement surrounds his arrival as he aims to contribute to the team's success and return to the playoffs. Despite a neck procedure expected to sideline him into training camp, the Saints are optimistic about his potential impact. While some concerns arise from his injury history, the signing aligns with the team's strategy and addresses a positional need. Young's presence alters the team's draft plans and signifies a commitment to winning culture and tradition in New Orleans.

Shea Dixon provides insights on LSU's recruiting success, particularly in securing Tyler Miller, a highly touted offensive lineman from Mississippi. Miller's commitment adds to LSU's impressive 2025 class, which includes several top-ranked players at their positions. Brad Davis's coaching approach and local ties contribute to LSU's recruiting prowess. While offensive recruits dominate, defensive recruiting is gaining momentum with new coaching staff additions. Shay highlights potential defensive commits in the near future but suggests offensive line commitments may continue to lead the way due to positional needs and ongoing recruitment efforts.

LSU gymnasts Aleah Finnegan and Konnor McClain discuss their training schedules and upcoming competitions, including the SEC Championships and potential Olympic trials. Finnegan reflects on her NIL deal with Gordon and her journey to the Olympics representing the Philippines, while McClain shares her aspirations for the US Olympic team. Both gymnasts highlight the rigorous training and the transition from collegiate to elite gymnastics. With a focus on maintaining peak performance, the LSU gymnastics team aims for success in the postseason, including a shot at the national championship.