The Falcons finally have expectations to make the postseason. Of course, that was the goal last season under Arthur Smith, but it wasn’t like it is this year. Raheem Morris will be under fire if he doesn’t get his club to the playoffs. This roster has all of the tools to win a weak NFC
We are a little over a week away from Falcons football, and what better way to kick off the Raheem Morris era than against his predecessor? Atlanta will host Arthur Smith and the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 1. Much of the offseason questions revolved around the quarterback position for both of these clubs. Ironically, both
The Braves are winners of eight of their last 10 games, and it’s been on the backs of the starting rotation. Whether it’s Chris Sale, Max Fried, Reynaldo Lopez, Spencer Schwellenbach, or every other Charlie Morton start, Atlanta can fully expect a quality outing as of late. It’s been the formula for success, and it
Nobody cares if it’s Raheem Morris’ first year in Atlanta; the Falcons have absolutely no excuse not to win the worst division in football. The NFC South, by ESPN’s FPI ratings, is the worst division in the NFL, and I think the vast majority of fans and analysts would agree. The Falcons have the best roster
It’s official. After speculation leading up to the deadline for NFL teams to trim rosters to 53 players, the Cardinals have parted ways with former Falcons quarterback Desmond Ridder. Cardinals releasing QB Desmond Ridder. (via @RapSheet) pic.twitter.com/VW8NEIP2Cn — NFL (@NFL) August 27, 2024 Earlier this offseason, the Falcons traded Ridder to the Cardinals in exchange
The Braves have won seven of their last nine games, despite scoring more than four runs just one time. It’s clear over that stretch, and pretty much the entire season, that the arms are going to have to carry this club. The Braves pitching staff is arguably the best in baseball, even though the unit
The Falcons just can’t seem to steer clear of drama. Much of it has to do with the organization being the punching bag for the entire league, especially in recent years. This offseason, in particular, sparked controversy for Atlanta when they were searching for a head coach, entangled in a Bill Belichick mess, but that
The Braves have won seven of their last nine games, much of which can be attributed to stellar pitching, a formula that has worked all season and will continue to be the recipe for success going into October. However, the Braves pitching staff hasn’t done it alone. Though it’s been quiet for much of the
Falcons fans threw a fit last year when Arthur Smith decided against playing Desmond Ridder, Atlanta’s presumed starting quarterback, in the preseason. After all, the third-round pick only had four career starts under his belt and was effectively handed the job without the smallest inkling of a competition. At the very least, Ridder should’ve taken
The Falcons puzzled many when they drafted Michael Penix Jr. about a month after handing Kirk Cousins $180 million in free agency. The general thought process was either the Falcons could spend gobs of cash and surround a quarterback on a rookie contract with as much talent as humanly possible or use the 8th overall
