Dylan opens up on some Falcons talk including the release of tight end Jannu Smith, which did not surprise Dylan due to the fact of the amount of money (approximately $6M) the Falcons was able to free up in cap space as well as that fact that there is a possibility that a Zac Robinson ran offense may not be a fit for Smith and Pitts together. Dylan then reacts to audio from both Raheem Morris and Terry Fontenot as they joined Andy and Randy on Tuesday from the combine.

Dylan opens up on some Falcons talk and shares thoughts on talks about what the franchise will do as free agency and the NFL Draft near and after hearing comments from NFL Network’s Steve Wyche, in which he states that he is not sure of the direction the Falcons will take to address QB1 as he explains that drafting up into the top three spots for a quarterback may be difficult due to the fact that at least two of the teams with the top three picks are in need of a quarterback and should Chicago decide to move on from Justin Fields, that would ensure they would take a QB with the number one overall pick, therefore The Falcons could have to be aggressive in free agency to find their guy.

Dylan opens up with some Falcons talk and continuous reports that there are expectations they will trade up to from the eighth overall pick to try and take the quarterback of their choice. And after hearing audio from James Palmer and Steve Wyche, in which they state that they could make sense for Atlanta as they are pretty established on both sides of the ball, Dylan agrees with the two and believes that because of the talent and balance on both the offense and defense, the Falcons could not go wrong with that route or finding their QB in free agency.

Dylan reacts the mock drafts put out by The Athletic’s beat writers in which Josh Kendall, who covers the Falcons, had Atlanta trading up to the number three overall pick to take LSU quarterback Jayden Daniels, which Dylan believes is not too steep of a price by giving up the 8th pick, the 43rd pick and the 2025 first round pick, especially if Daniels can be a version of a Lamar Jackson type of quarterback.

Dylan kicks off the show with his reaction to Justin Fields explaining why he unfollowed the Chicago Bears on social media, to which he said he does not want to see the trade talk on his timeline especially as he is about to go on vacation and Dylan states that he completely understands the Bears QB’s reasoning.

Dylan opens up with some Falcons talk and reacts to an ESPN article on the top 50 free agents to be and Kirk Cousins ranked third and the best fit according to the article is the Falcons and Dylan believes that Cousins would be a great fit in Atlanta, however the reports of the Vikings’ QB wanting a fully guaranteed contract at 2-years, $90M is a bit steep as the soon to be 36-year old is coming off of an Achilles injury and is already known for being a pocket passer versus one with mobility.

Dylan makes the argument that the lack of defense in the NBA All-Star Game doesn't ruin it's entertainment value. 

Dylan opens up the show with thoughts on the NBA All-Star Game and reacts to the overall perspective that there was no defense played in the game as the final score resulting in the East Team winning 211-186. However, for Dylan, believed that the game was entertaining as players still showed some athletic dunks and making amazing shots and he prefers to see the players having fun and not going as hard as they would in the regular season and avoiding injury.

Dylan opens up the show giving his condolences to the families of those injured and the one life lost at the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl celebration. He then dives into the Hawks, who lost to the Hornets on Wednesday and believes that while Atlanta was without Clint Capela and Onyeka Okongwu, Charlotte was able to take advantage of the Hawks lack of big men available. Ultimately, Dylan believes that the Hawks needed to pick up that win and maybe the All-Star break is coming at the right time for Atlanta.

Dylan opens up the show with his thoughts on reports that the Hawks could be entertaining moving Trae Young this off season and Dylan believes that should there be any truth to the reports, the Hawks need to figure out whatever it would take to keep Young in Atlanta.