The Midday Show with Andy & Randy

Andy, Randy, and Abe discuss the various fights, planned and unplanned, that took place this weekend and their social media usage.

Andy and Randy enjoy a laugh at all the memes coming from the Montgomery River fight, chat about Charlie Morton possibly being tired, who needs the lead the Falcons in tackles this season, and the AMA.

Andy and Randy break down the plans for the Falcons joint practices in Miami, take a look at the newly-released USA Today Coaches Poll, and Backpage with Beau.

Andy and Randy chat about the fight at the river in Montgomery, the Braves rotation looking overworked, and big deal, small deal, or no deal.

In hour 3 Andy and Randy get back to the most important story of the day: THE RETURN OF MAX FRIED. Also, sounds from UGA camp, and Abe makes a pledge to come to work Monday with stories of his weekend adventures.

Andy, Randy, and Abe discuss technology adding to daily tasks, and the injury to Jeff Okudah.

Andy and Randy share some thoughts on this years' NFL Hall of Fame class, chat with Falcons Safety Richie Grant, and Sports Jeopardy.

Hawks and United Broadcaster Mike Conti speaks about the looming potential of Big Ten expansion, the additions that Atlanta United made before the transfer window closed, the perception of the US Women's National Team struggling at the Women's World Cup, and the future of Miles Robinson.

Atlanta Falcons Safety Richie Grant speaks about a winless to undefeated turnaround he was part of in college and how he feels the Falcons could also be approaching a successful turnaround.

Atlanta Falcons Safety Richie Grant talks about his personal growth in 3 seasons with the Falcons, where fans will notice his improvement the most, the addition of Jessie Bates in the secondary, where the defense has improved most overall, the addition of Ryan Nielsen to the defense, the progression of the secondary as a group, the confidence the team has in this season being successful, if camp feels different this season, how the pass catchers they face in practice are looking, and Desmond Ridder.