The Midday Show with Andy & Randy

In Hour 1, Andy and Randy talk about the Braves getting a win last night but doing so while raising the level of concern about Bryce Elder, and what the Falcons should expect in London with Dave Archer.

In Hour 2, Andy and Randy talk about the Falcons needing to be comfortable playing in tight games, the Braves pitching injuries and offensive output with Grant McAuley, and Backpage with Beau.

In Hour 3, Andy and Randy chat about both the Falcons and Jaguars approaching Sunday with similar mentalities, how College Football is forcing coaches to become personalities, and AMA.

Andy, Randy, and Abe talk about coaches having to respond to the comments of analysts, the unfortunate timing of the downfall of the Pac 12, and having fun on TV broadcasts.

Ask Me Anything and takeaways of the day featuring Andy, Randy, Beau, and Abe.

Andy and Randy discuss the element of salesmanship that College Football coaches need to have nowadays and how that led to a trio of viral press conference moments this past weekend.

Andy and Randy chat about the Falcons and Jaguars entering Week 4 in similar situations and they should both be approaching this game with a fired up mentality. 

Andy and Randy visit the Backpage with Beau Johnson discussing a viral moment from last night’s Braves broadcast and what Tyreek Hill wants to do after he retires from the NFL.

92.9 The Game Atlanta Braves Insider Grant McAuley chats about how concerning the injuries are for Max Fried and Charlie Morton, how creative the Braves may need to get with the back end of their postseason rotation, which potential NLDS opponent feels like they could be the most dangerous, the postseason roster decisions to be considered,  the reception given to Dansby Swanson upon his return to the Braves, what happened to the Cubs right fielder in the 8th inning last night, and the lack of a real argument for Mookie Betts to win MVP over Ronald Acuña Jr. 

Andy and Randy chat about the Falcons identity and what it takes on offense and defense for them to win games in the NFL.