The Falcons’ season ended in disappointing fashion, leading to many questions about whether Raheem Morris and Terry Fontenot would’ve been let go after just one year together, but it became clear quickly that Arthur Blank would be bringing both back. That hasn’t stopped the calls for both men’s jobs. There are a lot of ultimatums
The Braves don’t have many things to figure out in Spring Training when it comes to the lineup. It’s pretty much set in stone, but that couldn’t be further from the reality of the pitching staff. There are two spots in the rotation up for grabs. While Grant Holmes and Ian Anderson should be considered
The NFL Combine is this week, which means the Falcons offseason is about to kick off. With salary cap decisions, free agency, and the draft looming, I thought it would be a fun time to ask Twitter/X’s artificial intelligence tool, Grok, to simulate Atlanta’s offseason. Here’s what we got: Note: Italics are Grok; bold is
NFL reporters believe the Falcons will cut Kirk Cousins, most notably Adam Schefter, but Terry Fontenot remains adamant that the organization is comfortable keeping the veteran in Atlantas as Michael Penix Jr.’s backup. Sports Illustrated pundit Albert Breer maintains that won’t be the case, with his belief that the Falcons will part ways with him
While Chris Sale’s 2025 debut went swimmingly, that wasn’t the case for Ian Anderson, who is hopeful to return to the Braves rotation on a permanent basis. Anderson could only get through 1.2 innings over the weekend, allowing one run. But it was his control that was concerning. Anderson walked three batters, including two in
Who other than the reigning Cy Young award winner would toe the rubber in the Braves’ Grapefruit League opener? Nobody, that’s the answer, and Chris Sale picked up right where he left off. Sale recorded a 2.38 ERA with 225 strikeouts to go along with an 18-3 record last year, becoming the first National League
An old Falcons friend is retiring, Keanu Neal announced after eight seasons in the NFL. “All the lessons learned through the game has helped mold me into who I am today,” the 29-year-old wrote in a post to Instagram on Sunday. Selected in the first round of the 2016 draft by Atlanta, Neal appeared in
For the first time in half a decade, the Falcons won’t be looking for a quarterback in the NFL Draft, with Michael Penix Jr. set to be the franchise quarterback. Terry Fontenot and Atlanta’s front office’s attention will turn to the other position groups, hopefully on the defensive side of the ball, this draft. Interestingly,
The Braves play baseball today! In the Grapefruit League opener, reigning Cy Young award winner Chris Sale will toe the rubber against the Twins, and the expectation is that he will throw two innings and be followed by Bryce Elder. They are hardly the only notable players to travel to Fort Meyers for the exhibition
What do the Hawks have that should convince Trae Young to stay in Atlanta? The organization has failed its brightest star. The club has been through three coaches and two general managers, but the results have been the exact same — mediocrity. With one year left before a player option, Young holds all of the
