The Midday Show

Andy and Randy react to comments from Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred talking about the plan to get baseball restarted and the economic loss if there were no season.

Andy and Randy discuss college football coming back with the SEC set to vote on when student athletes can return to campus. Some are suggesting June 1. But other coaches around the league don't agree with that including Oklahoma's Lincoln Riley.

Andy and Randy discuss the warrant issued for the arrest of former Georgia Bulldogs cornerback and New York Giants first round pick in 2019, DeAndre Baker. Randy gets passionate in how he relates being a former player. Jason Butt of The Athletic also joins the show to talk about the biggest position battles for the Atlanta Falcons to watch for this season.

Andy and Randy discuss comments made by Atlanta Falcons offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter about the unknown about Todd Gurley's health. They're also joined by 92.9 The Game reporter Joe Patrick to talk about the progress of MLS and MLB getting restarted.

Andy and Randy react to comments from WWE's Tony Schiavone on protocol wrestlers are going through and what that means for other pro sports leagues trying to restart.

Andy and Randy talk about non-rookie breakout candidates for the Falcons and Marcus Spears choosing Matt Ryan as a dark horse pick for MVP.

Andy and Randy react to comments by Tampa Bay Rays' ace Blake Snell saying he isn't willing to take a pay cut because the risk is higher than the reward. Plus, hear what Florida's governor had to say about welcoming all pro sports.

Andy Bunker and Randy McMichael discussed potential breakout players for the Atlanta Falcons this season that were not part of this year’s draft class.

McMichael went with defensive end Takk McKinley while Bunker said he needs it be one of the two young players on the right side of the offensive line; right guard Chris Lindstrom or right tackle Kaleb McGary. 

“I need one of those guys to have a big jump," said Bunker. "And by big jump I mean be prolific. Be a Pro-Bowl type offensive lineman. I have more confidence in Lindstrom because we have more tape of McGary." 

The duo went on to talk about how the offensive lineman can actually improve.

Andy Bunker and Randy McMichael discussed potential break out players for the Atlanta Falcons this season that were not part of this year’s draft class. McMichael went with defensive end Takk McKinley while Bunker said he needs it be one of the two young players on the right side of the offensive line, right guard Chris Lindstrom or right tackle Kaleb McGary. Lindstrom did not play during his rookie season in 2019 due a foot injury.

“I need one of those guys to have a big jump. And by big jump I mean be prolific. Be a pro bowl type offensive lineman. I have more confidence in Lindstrom because we have more tape of McGary,” said Bunker.

The duo went on to talk about how offensive lineman can actual improve.

Andy Bunker and Randy McMichael discussed potential break out players for the Atlanta Falcons this season that were not part of this year’s draft class. McMichael went with defensive end Takk McKinley while Bunker said he needs it be one of the two young players on the right side of the offensive line, right guard Chris Lindstrom or right tackle Kaleb McGary. Lindstrom did not play during his rookie season in 2019 due a foot injury.

“I need one of those guys to have a big jump. And by big jump I mean be prolific. Be a pro bowl type offensive lineman. I have more confidence in Lindstrom because we have more tape of McGary,” said Bunker.

The duo went on to talk about how offensive lineman can actual improve.