We welcomed in Fletcher Mackel from WDSU in New Orleans to give us the latest on what's happening after the attack on Bourbon Street in the wee hours of the morning.

We talked a little MLB hot stove with insider Danny Vietti of CBS Sports. Why haven't the Braves made any significant moves this offseason? Could something be coming soon?

Chris welcomed in NFL analyst Ian Valentino to talk about the state of the Atlanta Falcons and where the team stands as the offseason nears. Then they whipped around the rest of the NFL.

Chris Thomas kept the phone lines open in the third hour of the show and heard from several Falcons fans about their frustration with the Atlanta Falcons this season.

In the second hour of the show, Chris Thomas continued his discussion about whether this season will end up being a failure for the Atlanta Falcons. He opened up the phone lines to hear from listeners about their thoughts on the matter.

Falcons insider Joe Patrick joined Chris Thomas to discuss the fallout from the late-game decision-making from Raheem Morris and how it impacts this team moving forward to the season finale against Carolina on Sunday.

Chris Thomas opened the show by addressing the tragedy in New Orleans and the updates about the Sugar Bowl before talking some Atlanta Falcons. Has this season been a failure? He discussed with producer Garrett and opened the phone lines to hear from listeners. We finished the hour with a discussion Falcons insider, Joe Patrick.

In the final hour of the John Fricke Show, we jumped into some NFL discussion revolving around Terry Fontenot's drafting acumen after we've had two games of all four of his first round picks playing together. We also talked about the upcoming matchup between the Saints and Bucs, but how the Falcons need to be cheering for their hated rival.

John Fricke had a college football hour on this New Year's Day! We welcomed in Mike Conti after he attended last night's Fiesta Bowl and discussed the upcoming playoff slate today.

Mike Conti joined John Fricke to talk some college football after he attended the Fiesta Bowl between Boise State and Penn State. They also dove into some quick previews of what we can expect in the Sugar Bowl and the mentality of these teams as we move into more quarterfinal action.