Abe Gordon

Atlanta

Sports Radio Host and Producer at WZGC-FM (Atlanta, GA)

“The ABE-T-L Show” on @929TheGame. Pregame and Postgame for @ATLUTD. Sports radio host and producer. Originally from Atlanta...I love sports, all of them...

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AcuĂ±a's return hasn't boosted the Braves offense one bit

1 week ago | audacy.com | Abe Gordon

Ronald Acuña Jr. has returned to action for the Atlanta Braves and while he's been good since coming back, clubbing two home runs and a double while hitting .313 and playing solid defense, the Braves offense hasn't taken off, including being shut-out for the first time since the first two weeks of the season. "They need a lot more from the other guys, and that speaks to the problem for this club.
Transfer portal is biggest issue in CFB, not NIL

1 week ago | audacy.com | Abe Gordon

A day after Greg Sankey made waves by directing some comments at the coaches, AD's, and commissioners of other conferences, Georgia Head Coach Kirby Smart took to the stage to comment on what he feels is the real issue causing the most headaches around college football, the transfer portal.
Can Bijan Robinson be a 1,000 yard receiver in 2025?

2 weeks ago | audacy.com | Abe Gordon

Last season the Falcons had one player go over 1,000 yards receiving, as Drake London ended up with 1,271 yards on 100 catches, but in 2025 the expectations is that at least two players, and possibly three or even four could top the 1,000 yard mark.
Spencer Strider's hunger for value will see him back among games top starters

2 weeks ago | audacy.com | Abe Gordon

Spencer Strider returned Tuesday night to make just his second start of the season, and while he was rusty and the performance was far from acceptable in his eyes, his comments post-game showcased exactly why he'll return to top form quickly. "Nothing is ever really lost on Spencer Strider and that's one of the more refreshing things about him," details Grant McAuley, 92.9 the Game Braves Insider.
Kirby Smart starting to remind you of Nick Saban in one specific way

2 weeks ago | audacy.com | Abe Gordon

Last week Kirby Smart turned a few heads when he publicly opposed a trend that is taking over college football, the hiring of General Managers to lead football programs. Kirby shared his stance and DawgNation's Kirby Smart can understand exactly where he's coming from.
What remains on the Falcons offseason to-do list?

2 weeks ago | audacy.com | Abe Gordon

The Atlanta Falcons took steps in the NFL Draft to address some obvious needs, mainly on the defensive side of the ball, but some questions still remain, mainly on offense and special teams, and Andy and Randy discuss if they can be answered by the time the season begins. I'm going to assume (Ryan) Neuzil will be the guy at Center. You have to find consistency with you kicking situation, and maybe a consistent 3rd option at receiver," suggests Randy McMichael.
Kicker not only training camp competition Falcons will hold

4 weeks ago | audacy.com | Abe Gordon

Atlanta Falcons Kicker Younghoe Koo has the worst season of his career in 2024, and while it could have been injury-related or simply a decline in performance, many expect a competition to be held in training camp with newly-added Lenny Krieg, but also potentially with other. 92.9 the Game Falcons Reporter Joe Patrick agrees there will be a competition for kicker, but also expects some other training camp battles.
Mike Bobo may have overpowered Oregon's NIL offer for 5-Star Jared Curtis

1 month ago | audacy.com | Abe Gordon

2026 Five Star QB Jared Curtis announced that he will attend UGA over Oregon on Monday, closing a long running recruitment that saw him originally commit to UGA, then de-commit, and ultimately once against choose Athens, GA. Brandon Adams of DawgNation joins The Midday Show and told Andy and Randy that UGA Offensive Coordinator Mike Bobo may have made the difference. "He reminds you of Matthew Stafford a little bit, maybe slightly more athletic.
Despite strong draft, Falcons still have positional needs

1 month ago | audacy.com | Abe Gordon

Many people feel that the Falcons crushed the NFL Draft and really addressed some of the teams needs, but with only five picks they simply weren't able to address them all and 92.9 The Game Reporter Joe Patrick broke down some of the concerns he still has on each side of the ball. There's not holes, there are vulnerabilities for sure. One is a traditional nose (tackle).
How many more fans did Falcons gain with Jalon Walker selection?

1 month ago | audacy.com | Abe Gordon

For a long time the Atlanta Falcons didn't select players from the University of Georgia, and that ones that they did take were towards the end of the draft, and as UGA players went on the become stars and studs the complaints and criticism of the Falcons blind-spot for Georgia players became a central discussion. With the selection of Jalon Walker in the 2025 NFL Draft, Brandon Adams of DawgNation says it's time for Georgia fans to bury that hatchet.