The Midday Show

In the second hour of today's show Andy and Randy jumped into an NFL No Huddle before Hugh Douglas joined the guys to talk about how quarantine life is going. Then Wendy Adams joined the show for "The Wendy Zone."

In the first hour of today's show Andy and Randy continue to react to their interview with Falcons GM Thomas Dimitroff before hitting the other headlines in What's Trending. Then Brian Gebhardt joined the show for "Big Deal, Small Deal, No Deal."

Atlanta Falcons General Manager Thomas Dimitroff joined Andy and Randy to talk about the Falcons draft, not trading at all during the draft, Todd Gurley's health and what the Falcons off-season may look like in the coming months.

In the final hour of today's show Andy and Randy jumped back into What's Trending before Wendy Adams joined the show for "The Wendy Zone" at a special time. Then the guys wrapped up the show with the AMA and their Take Aways of the Day.

In the third hour of today's show Andy and Randy react to the best audio in the universe before continuing to draw cards from the 2003 NFL Topps set (some great players cards were pulled today) and react. Then Brian Gebhardt joined the show for "Some Damn Good Questions."

In the second hour of today's show Andy and Randy discuss Devonta Freeman's free agency during the NFL No Huddle before the guys were joined by Atlanta Falcons General Manager Thomas Dimitroff.

In the first hour of today's show Andy and Randy react to comments from Ohio State AD Gene Smith on potentially having 20k+ fans in the stands this fall at Buckeye football games. Then the guys covered the other headlines in What's Trending before Brian Gebhardt joined the show for "Big Deal, Small Deal, No Deal."

Andy Bunker and Randy McMichael were joined by Atlanta United Color Analyst Jason Longshore who talked about how the MLS is inching closer to a return to action. Bunker asked Longshore what kind of impact the Bundesliga’s successful return over the last week has had on the MLS and other Soccer leagues around the world.

“The NWSL on the women’s side is creating plans to move forward, MLS is figuring out what they are going to do moving forward, USL Championship, US League 1. It’s getting to the point to where we are starting to figure out logistics and not just theoretical ideas right now,” said Longshore.

Longshore also explained how the Costa Rican league will be the first professional soccer league to return to action in the Americas.