With the Falcons‘ loss to the Panthers on Sunday, the 2024 season is officially over, which means Atlanta’s 2025 opponents are set. Home Carolina Panthers New Orleans Saints Tampa Bay Buccaneers Los Angeles Rams Seattle Seahawks Buffalo Bills Miami Dolphins Washington Commanders Away at Carolina Panthers at New Orleans Saints at Tampa Bay Buccaneers at
The Falcons are going to have a busy offseason building the team around their new franchise quarterback in Michael Penix Jr., but they’ll also have to make a decision on Kirk Cousins’ future. Many believe the club will eventually part ways with the veteran, with most assuming it’ll come by way of an outright release
The Falcons finished the season 8-9, another sub-.500 record. Atlanta will begin their annual trip to Cabo while the rest of the league prepares for the NFL postseason, despite the incredible investment in the roster and a complete overhaul of the coaching staff. The failure has led me to wonder, what the hell does Raheem
While Falcons fans look forward to 2025 as the Michael Penix Jr. era begins in Atlanta, there’s a lot that will happen in the eight months between now and the start of next season. The biggest decision will surround Kirk Cousins. He’s under contract with a base salary of $27.5 million and has a no-trade
The Braves have remained quiet this offseason. While most of the rumors and reports link the club to pitchers, whether it’s starters or relievers, the outfield is in more desperate need of an addition. Max Fried and Charlie Morton won’t be returning, and the same could be true for Joe Jimenez and A.J. Minter; however,
Thomas Dimitroff’s first-ever pick was Matt Ryan, the greatest player in franchise history. The stability and success Ryan brought to the Falcons kept Dimitroff, Mike Smith, and Dan Quinn employed longer than they should’ve been, and Michael Penix Jr. could do the same for Raheem Morris and Terry Fontenot. Now, I’m not comparing Penix to
The Braves remain quiet as the Hot Stove continues to simmer. Alex Anthopoulos has made moves with two intentions this offseason: bolstering the depth of the organization and shedding salary. It’s understandably frustrated Braves fans. It’s hard to watch your biggest competition for a World Series spending gobs of cash, while Alex Anthopoulos sits on
While everyone expects the Braves to add an outfielder, they’ve been mostly connected to pitchers. They were reportedly finalists for Garrett Crochet before he was traded. They’ve also been linked to Walker Buehler, Carlos Estevez, and Tanner Scott, the last of which the Braves are reportedly competing with the Dodgers for, according to Jon Morosi
The biggest free agent contract the Braves have ever given out was to Marcell Ozuna, who inked a four-year, $65 million deal in 2021. So, it was always a long shot when Max Fried was getting courted by the prettiest girls at the dance. Eventually, Fried signed the richest contract ever for a southpaw, agreeing
The Braves have never been an emotional organization when it comes to business dealings. Alex Anthopoulos made that abundantly clear shortly after putting together the first World Series team in Atlanta since 1995. After they raised the Commissioner’s Trophy, a lockout ensued while the face of the franchise entered free agency. Many believed the Braves
