Dunc & Holder: A show about New Orleans sports

Dunc & Holder is a Saints-centered New Orleans sports show with the feel of beat writers testing football logic out loud. It starts from practical questions. What should expectations be after a quarterback transition? How aggressive should the Saints be with the draft pick? Which receiver traits matter in this offense, and which names are just attractive on a draft board? Larry Holder and Jeff Duncan keep the conversation grounded in roster construction, organizational habits, and the difference between what fans want and what the team may actually value. The show is not built around hot takes. It gives an idea time to breathe, then narrows it through scheme fit, depth-chart pressure, injury risk, contract math, or past Saints draft behavior. That makes draft episodes a natural strength. Discussions with Dane Brugler move into prospects, small-school development, and why a player could make sense in New Orleans. Katherine Terrell’s appearances add another beat-level view, especially when free agency, mock drafts, and training-camp questions are on the table. The tone is conversational and lightly dry. A segment can move from Jameis uncertainty to OTA access, or from linebacker salary adjustments to the familiar optimism of offseason rehab updates. The Saints frame remains constant, but LSU, Pelicans, and the wider New Orleans sports scene sit nearby. Its best use is not as background noise for headlines. It is for following the reasoning path: how a roster hole becomes a draft scenario, how a familiar front-office tendency shapes the board, and how a plausible move can still carry real downside.