Dukes & Bell

Carl and Mike open the show with their thoughts on the Rams trading for Myles Garrett and agree that with the previous edition of Trent McDuffie, the Rams have once again pushed all their chips in to make a strong run to the Super Bowl and share their thoughts on why the Falcons are nowhere near close to be able to make that type of deal.

Turtle evaluates a proposal for the Atlanta Falcons to trade for Buffalo Bills receiver Keon Coleman. Callers weigh in on his physical upside and potential to pair with Drake London in a revamped offense. Bryant McFadden also joins to discuss the quarterback competition between Tua Tagovailoa and Michael Penix Jr. as training camp approaches.

02:12 - Keon Coleman Trade Proposal

05:44 - Debating Coleman's NFL Production

11:34 - Callers Support Coleman Gamble

19:11 - Analyzing Coleman's Skill Set

32:14 - McFadden on Tua vs Penix

36:05 - College Quarterback Development Issues

40:11 - NFL Star Player Updates

The full 5-29-26 Dukes and Bell

Dukes and Bell analyze Falcons OTAs, specifically Michael Penix Jr.'s progress without a knee brace and his competition with Tua. They also speak with Josh Kendall from The Athletic about roster depth and share personal phobias during a Friday Five segment.

01:50 - Georgia Tech Baseball Update

04:55 - NFL Quarterback Market Trends

08:24 - NFL 18-Game Season Debate

12:15 - Locker Room Leadership Discussions

18:50 - Friday Five: Personal Phobias

35:44 - Josh Kendall Falcons Analysis

Carl and Mike are joined by Bryant McFadden to discuss Michael Penix Jr.'s development during Falcons OTAs and the challenges of the college-to-pro transition for quarterbacks. They also recap Ronald Acuña Jr.'s grand slam in the Braves' victory over the Red Sox and analyze Divine Deablo's new leadership role in the Falcons' defense.

01:50 - NBA Game 7 Outlook

07:00 - Wemby's Global Impact

12:10 - Braves Rout Red Sox

18:40 - McFadden on Penix

24:00 - Quarterback Development Challenges

29:00 - Lamar Jackson's Pressure

34:00 - Magic Coaching Change

40:00 - Falcons Defensive Outlook

Steve Koonin joins Mike and Carl to explain the Hawks' decision to extend Landry Fields and discusses the long-term vision for the team's leadership. They also explore the impact of NBA Draft lottery reforms designed to discourage tanking. Plus, the conversation covers a bizarre story of a Pennsylvania man destroying his home with an excavator.

02:00 - Georgia Tech Baseball Victory

05:22 - UGA Recruiting And Playoff Expansion

16:28 - Divorce Causes House Destruction

18:23 - Alpharetta Pickleball Noise Complaints

29:48 - Steve Koonin On Hawks Extensions

36:15 - NBA Draft Lottery Overhaul

40:10 - NBA Playoff Analysis

Carl and Mike analyze the Falcons' quarterback dynamics and whether Michael Penix Jr. needs preseason snaps to challenge Kirk Cousins. They also welcome Grant McAuley to discuss Ronald Acuña Jr.’s resurgence and the potential for a future MLB salary cap.

01:50 - Falcons Quarterback Competition Debate

06:11 - Stefanski on Quarterback Leadership

09:46 - Evaluating Falcons Backfield Roles

14:39 - Grant McAuley Braves Update

17:39 - Ronald Acuña Jr. Breakdown

21:26 - MLB Salary Cap Discussion

26:26 - Baseball Labor Relations Talk

32:30 - Jaxson Dart Media Comments

35:06 - Brendan Sorsby Gambling Investigation

Carl and Mike close out the show with some thoughts on why they believe MLB is in a good place and a stoppage would potentially "kill" the momentum the sport has gained in recent years.

Carl and Mike are joined by Grant McAuley as they discuss the latest on the Braves including Ronald Acuna Jr. needing to get that grand slam to hopefully help him get on a tear.

Carl and Mike get back into some Falcons talk and continue their discussion on the Falcons quarterback competiton as share some thoughts on if Michael Penix Jr. and Tua Tagovailoa should play during the preseason to help with the decision on who should be the team's starting quarterback. As they discuss they share thoughts on what the scenerio could be inregards to the competition if MP9 ends up not playing in the preseason as precaution.