Nick Underhill reports from the Saints' week in France, then plays and reacts to Mickey Loomis' first comments since Gayle Benson's remarks about the team's results. He examines the defense's returning players, Kellen Moore's commitment to the run, Tyler Shough's development and the Saints' slow starts.

The Saints are preparing in France for their game against Pittsburgh. Nick Underhill looks at what Kaden Elliss' return could mean for the defense and why Martin Emerson deserves a larger role. He then examines whether Kellen Moore will stick with the run and play action, plays Mickey Loomis' response to Gayle Benson's comments and discusses what the organization needs to change. Loomis also addresses the team's rebuilding process, Tyler Shough, Jordyn Tyson and the finish to the last game. The Get Gordon question asks how the Saints' offensive and defensive slow starts affect each other.

Presented by Loft 18.

Chapters 0:00 Saints practice in France and what's at stake 0:41 Welcome and show sponsors 1:29 How the Giants win changed the mood in France 4:07 Kaden Elliss and other defenders return to practice 5:29 Why Martin Emerson should play more 7:35 Kellen Moore, slow starts and the running game 8:49 Why the Saints keep abandoning the run 10:37 First commercial break 14:23 Mickey Loomis responds to Gayle Benson 16:50 Can a rebuild excuse repeated mistakes? 19:55 The evaluation of Kellen Moore 21:55 What Loomis says about Tyler Shough 24:46 Jordyn Tyson's injury timeline 25:49 Loomis on the Saints' long-term goals 27:00 Learning from the late-game collapse 28:31 Second commercial break 31:50 Get Gordon: Why do the Saints start slowly?

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