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From 'Stinkin' Truth Podcast' (Subscribe Here): Mark Schlereth details all his notes that didn't make it into his broadcast of a rainy Falcons/Panthers matchup on Sunday.
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Dawg Nation Daily Host Brandon Adams talks about if Dylan Raiola is going to make poems cool again, Georgia fans handling Raiola switch to Nebraska pretty well, the timeline that Carson Beck had to announce his return, the idea that Georgia's 2024 schedule is a brutal one, and how the transfer portal has impacted UGA in both directions so far.
Andy and Randy talk about the reasons behind Arthur Smith making another QB chance for the Falcons and what Smith is hoping to get out of Heinicke that he couldn’t get out of Ridder.
Andy and Randy talk about the poem that Dylan Raiola shared to announce his commitment to Nebraska and discuss whether they feel that Raiola wrote the poem himself.
Andy and Randy break down Arthur Smith being desperate for a spark and hoping that Taylor Heinicke can provide it for him and the Falcons.
Hawks and United Broadcaster Mike Conti speaks about the Hawks having to put up a real fight to beat the Pistons, the Hawks expecting to see Ja Morant on Saturday, if Desmond Ridder has thrown his last pass as the QB of the Atlanta Falcons, Desmond Ridder's catastrophic errors outweighing the many positives, and if there is still a run at the playoffs to be made.
Andy and Randy's official 12 Middays of Christmas song released for the first time!
Andy and Randy bounce around to some of the bigger Atlanta sports stories including the benching of Desmond Ridder, the return of Carson Beck and the Hawks victory over the Pistons last night. They also air their original “12 Middays of Christmas” song.
Andy and Randy discuss the apparent switching of QB's once more for the Falcons and what Arthur Smith is hoping to gain over the next three games with Heinicke under center.
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