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Chronic Podcast: Have Saints hit bottom?

Dave and Kevin stop by to discuss if the 2012 Saints have hit bottom. Ralph wonders if the only thing separating the Saints from being the worst team in football is Drew Brees. Kevin melts down over the Saints history making defense and he's so delirious he wishes for the return of Kevin Kaesviharn. Dave wonders if the Saints will waste the rest of Brees' prime years. The boys try to figure out if Sean Payton having to watch the Saints defense from his couch might be a good thing as far as evaluating it goes. To lighten things up the boys play 'Game Time: How much do you care'. The question Ralph asks Kevin is so difficult Kevin for the first time ever is speechless.

Chronic Podcast: Will Salary Cap Allow Saints to Blow Up Defense?

Andrew Juge of the Saints Nation stops by to discuss the Saints meltdown in Denver. He wonders why the Saints aren't using the tackle eligible play anymore to help the run game. He also explains why the Saints will have a tough off season trying to rebuild the defense. Ralph asks if the Saints have finally given up on the 2012 season. Andrew also wonders what the hell Joe Vitt was thinking making some of the moves he did. And finally Andrew and Ralph argue over if LSU has a shot this week against Alabama.

Chronic Podcast: Drew Brees is keeping the Saints afloat

Andrew Juge of the Saints Nation stops by to discuss the Saints win in Tampa. He explains how the offense finally started to click by using great pass protection, the long ball, and Joe Morgan's super powers. He also thinks the running game is close to breaking out. Ralph and Andrew then discuss the defense and they want just want one thing from it; To stop being the worst defense in NFL history. Is it too much to ask? Andrew says after 6 games the defense isn't likely to improve and if Drew Brees wasn't the Saints QB they'd probably be 0-6. Andrew says the saints can't do anything well and show no signs good play is even possible. Andrew also grades Jonathan Vilma's return and wonders if Joe Vitt's return will give the team a lift.

Chronic Podcast: Rating the Aaron Kromer Experience

Only Dave stops by this week as Kevin is smoking pot and moderating a Senate Debate in Missouri. Dave and Ralph discuss their feelings on the Aaron Kromer experience, why they don't want Sedrick Ellis playing, and if there are any good defensive players not named Curtis Lofton. (There aren't). Dave then argues passionately Mark Ingram is not a bust and he thinks the Saints will run the ball down Tampa's throat.

Chronic Podcast: Running Game Key to Saints Season

After showing up late because he won his tennis club title and received a trophy so hideous his wife mocks it, Andrew Juge of The Saints Nation discusses why Steve Spagnuolo being flexible is a good thing for the Saints. Ralph wonders if an overlooked key to the rest of 2012 is the Saints getting their running game cranked up. Andrew explains why Jonathan Vilma playing might be more than just an emotional lift for the Saints, how Joe Morgan can help the running game, and why he wishes the NFC was as bad as the AFC. Ralph compares the lucky 2012 Atlanta Falcons to the 2010 Saints and Andrew predicts an ugly messy game in Tampa.

Chronic Podcast: Spagnuolo Has No Good Choices Edition

Andrew Juge of the Saints Nation stops by for his Monday film review to analyze the Saints first win of the season. Ralph asks why the offensive line can look so good at pass protection but can't run block to save their lives. Has Spags turned into Gregg Williams 2.0 and should we expect all blitz all the time the rest of 2012? Ralph explains the historic pace the Saints defense is on and why the compare to the 0-16 Lions. Andrew begs for Corey White not to play anymore. How much of a boost will Joe Vitt be? And finally Ralph predicts what October holds for the Saints.

Chronic Podcast: Trolling Drew Brees edition

Kevin Held goes on a righteous rant about Adam Schein's column blaming Drew Brees for the Saints 0-4 start. Dave wonders why the Saints defensive line looks like its playing in the Pro Bowl. Ralph wonders if it's time for Spags to throw out the playbook and get crazy insane on defense. The boys then contemplate if Matt Ryan wins the MVP do they need to find a tall bridge to leap off?  Ralph wonders if it's ok to ask God to make Atlanta lose their first playoff game. Since the boys bring up religion they then venture into politics and want post presidential debate locker room press conferences like after a football game. Obama and Romney post shower answering dumb questions. What could go wrong? And finally how bad does Darren Sproles want to torch San Diego?

Chronic Podcast: Did Bounty Gate ruin the defense?

Andrew Juge of the Saints Nation stops by to discuss the heartbreaking loss in Green Bay even though the Saints got almost every break. Did the fear of more fines from Bounty fallout make the defense soft? Ralph thinks they just stink. Marques Colston's performance was amazing even in a loss. Andrew wonders if it's time to say "#$^& it and blitz everybody." Ralph thinks if the Saints don't win Sunday we could be looking at a 1 or 2 win season.

Chronic Podcast: Aaron Kromer's Head Coaching Dreams Are Dying Edition

This week Dave and Kevin try and figure out if they want everyone to suffer during the football season just like Saints fans. Will his horrible stint as interim-interim coach of the Saints ruin Aaron Kromer's head coaching dreams? Kevin is in awe of the regular refs getting treated like WWE Raw stars. Could the regular referees help the Saints receivers to not stink? Would it be better for the Saints long term to go 4-12 instead of 8-8 in 2012? And Kevin and Dave plays Game Time: What is more painful to watch edition.  Plus, Dave explains the new and improved Canal Street Chronicles site.

Chronic Podcast: The Scab Refs will Burn World to the Ground Edition

The boys cover the latest Jonathan Vilma news and wonder if Gregg Williams signed the affidavit on Friday to protect his son. Ralph breaks Kevin's heart by wondering if Malcolm Jenkins peaked on Thanksgiving day 2010. Dave says  the offense needs to get its mojo back and  plays 'Game Time' involving Joe Morgan catching passes.  Ralph fears the scab refs, Kevin gives props to Steve Young for hammering the NFL about the crappy refs and wonders what will it take to embarrass the NFL into ending the referee lockout...the answer is we need bedlam!