The Midday Show with Andy & Randy

Andy and Randy visit the Backpage with Beau Johnson

Andy and Randy take a look at the 6 available job openings in the NFL and compare and contrast them and figure out where they’d rank the Falcons opening.

Andy and Randy talk about Mike Vrabel and Bill Belichick and which one would be most teams’ top choice.

Atlanta Falcons Analyst and former Falcons and NFL QB Dave Archer talks about if the decision to fire Arthur Smith was made before the ugly loss to the Saints, if the Falcons need to keep an open mind regarding taking a QB in the draft, if the Falcons should look for a head coach with experience, the idea of Bill Belichick being the next Falcons head coach, and if the team could hire coordinators before a head coach is in place.

Andy and Randy bounce around to some of the bigger Atlanta sports stories including trying to determine if a coordinator would make a successful head coach, the Hawks starting a 5-game homestand, and some other odd stories circulating in the NBA.

Andy and Randy talk about the recent history of Bill Belichick in the first round of the NFL Draft and how long it’s been since he picked a quality choice and why after picking Mac Jones Falcons fans should be concerned about his ability to select the teams’ franchise QB.

In Hour 1, Andy and Randy talk about Michigan winning the championship and Jim Harbaugh potentially leaving for an NFL job, what they learned from the Falcons press conference yesterday, and Mike Conti joins to discuss the issues with the Hawks recently.

In Hour 2, Andy and Randy talk about recent comments from Aaron Rodgers and Jerry Jones, the Titans moving on from Mike Vrabel, the Falcons needing to focus solely on wins and not process, and Backpage with Beau.

In Hour 3, Andy and Randy break down what Michigan was able to do to keep Washington’s offense in check, Brandon Adams joined to discuss Jim Harbaugh’s potential jump to the NFL and the Dawgs newest QB transfer, and the AMA.

Andy, Randy, and Abe chat about family tree flexes and if J.J. McCarthy may turn pro now that he's won a title.