The Midday Show with Andy & Randy

Andy and Randy detail a decision being made by Vikings WR Justin Jefferson and why they respect him so much for making it.

Andy and Randy chat about the Falcons possible pursuit of Bears QB Justin Field and how to weigh the risks versus the rewards if you are right or wrong about him.

Andy and Randy talk about the reports of an interested market for Trae Young this summer and what that would mean for the future of the Atlanta Hawks.

Andy and Randy bounce around to some of the bigger Atlanta sports stories including Pitchers and catchers reporting for the Braves, the options the Bears have with their QB decision, and the Hawks final game before the All star Break.

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In hour 2 Randy and Abe talk about Super Bowl 58 and the monster numbers associated with it. Also, If the Falcons are to make an offseason trade, who would be listed on the "untouchable" list?

Dawg Nation Daily Host Brandon Adams talks about Mecole Hardman catching the game-winning pass in the Super Bowl, how Kirby Smart and UGA can take advantage of his big moment, Ryan Grubb leaving Alabama for the Seahawks, UGA's newest TE Benjamin Yurosek, and what the team is up to between now and spring practice.

In hour one Abe and Randy talk about another mini winning streak ending Monday night, as they can't seem to get back to .500, and Mike Conti stops by to talk about the Hawks and ATLUTD.

ATLUTD/Atlanta Hawks broadcaster Mike Conti joins Randy and Abe to discuss teh Hawks standing pat, and the MLS season is upon us!

Trae Young is playing the best basketball that he's ever played right now, and the Hawks are playing decently, for the most part. Before Monday's loss to the Chicago bulls, the Hawks had won six of the last eight games and are playing pretty good basketball. But are the Hawks playing well enough to play their way out of the play-in round of the playoffs? Would another early exit from the playoffs mean that it's time to shake up the roster? Trae Young wants to play here, and he may have the final say-so. If the Hawks were to want to move on, this may be the best opportunity to do it, because for some reason teams are just now noticing exactly how good Trae Young is. Randy McMichael and Abe Gordon discuss the likelihood of the Hawks moving on from Trae Young this summer, and what it would mean for the Hawks franchise.