Best Podcast Episodes About Atlanta Falcons
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Updated: Apr 02, 2026 – 19 episodes
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“… win now. I like it. I like it because I know Kirk Cousins' personality here. This isn't Michael Penix. This, to me, is different than that. Because Atlanta brought in Kirk Cousins and paid him all of that money. Now, all of a sudden, you go, wait a minute. What did you do with that draft pick? Now, that, to me, was a crazy strategy. This is, Kirk, you're not going to get paid anywhere near what you've been paid before. You want to come in. You can be a backup. You know the head coach. You've worked with him. We want you to come in. We want you to help Fernando Mendoza be a better quarterback, a …”
“… You talking about Kirk Cousins and Mendoza a couple of choir boys Those are your quarterbacks. That is so bizarre for those to be Raiders. Yes, Paul. You have to agree it's a shocking strategy for a team that seems to be on the build and not ready to win now. I like it. I like it because I know Kirk Cousins' personality here. This isn't Michael Penix. This, to me, is different than that. Because Atlanta brought in Kirk Cousins and paid him all of that money. Now, all of a sudden, you go, wait a minute. What did you do with that draft pick? Now, that, to me, was a crazy strategy. This is, Kirk, you're not going to get paid anywhere near what you've been paid before. You want to come in. You can be a backup. You know the head coach. You've worked with him. We want you to come in. We want you to help Fernando Mendoza be a better quarterback, a ready quarterback. Yes, Eaton. So if you're the Jets right now, I mean, I'm on the phone to the Raiders. So what do you want for number one? Wait a minute. You got Geno Smith. I know. He's going to lead you to the promised land. That's a perfect guy to not have a quarterback controversy with. I would, if you really want Fernando Mendoza, if I'm the …”
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Kirk Cousins has signed a surprising contract with the Las Vegas Raiders, raising questions about their quarterback strategy. With the potential for Cousins to mentor rookie Fernando Mendoza, the Raiders might be positioning themselves to trade down from the number one pick instead of drafting a new starter. This unexpected move could reshape the team's future and their approach to the upcoming season.
“… Take me, Chris Henry, and TJ and put us in this past happy league today, what would it look like? Huh? Yeah. Who's y'all tied in there, Nocho? From Atlanta Falcons. I call him quiet boy. God dog it. It slipped my mind. It slipped my mind. He was a blocking tight end though, blocking tight end. Really good. Really good against the run, especially defensive ends. No matter how big, strong they were, he was really good against the run. I don't know why it slipped my mind.”
“… who would be the third. Tyler Boyd, maybe. Well, Tyler Boyd was 24, huh? Yeah. You know what? When it comes to that question, that all comes down to preference. You have to understand. In the league they play today, can you imagine putting us three? Take me, Chris Henry, and TJ and put us in this past happy league today, what would it look like? Huh? Yeah. Who's y'all tied in there, Nocho? From Atlanta Falcons. I call him quiet boy. God dog it. It slipped my mind. It slipped my mind. He was a blocking tight end though, blocking tight end. Really good. Really good against the run, especially defensive ends. No matter how big, strong they were, he was really good against the run. I don't know why it slipped my mind.”
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The debate heats up over which NFL wide receiver group is more stacked: the 2006 Bengals or the 2024 squad featuring Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins. With the modern game favoring passing, former players speculate on the explosive potential of their era's talent in today's league. This comparison raises intriguing questions about evolution in the game and player impact.
“… to believe in the Chiefs He the best quarterback in the NFL So yeah a lot of money Hendrickson for 112. What do you think about Tua signing with the Falcons? I think it works out great for Atlanta because Miami's going to pay that salary still. I mean, he had how much money left on the books? The Dolphins have to pay a $99 million cap hit. And so, is that over two years? Two years, yeah. Two years, $99 million. So they're going to, yeah. But it's Tua and also... Kyler? Kyler. They're going to sign like $1 deals with their teams. They signed a league minimum, which works out great for Atlanta. …”
“… it's not, not for a guy like that. I just don think they would have invested that money into him But what do I know I think it cool he coming back for a year For some reason I always believe in the Chiefs because I think Patrick Mahomes It hard not to believe in the Chiefs He the best quarterback in the NFL So yeah a lot of money Hendrickson for 112. What do you think about Tua signing with the Falcons? I think it works out great for Atlanta because Miami's going to pay that salary still. I mean, he had how much money left on the books? The Dolphins have to pay a $99 million cap hit. And so, is that over two years? Two years, yeah. Two years, $99 million. So they're going to, yeah. But it's Tua and also... Kyler? Kyler. They're going to sign like $1 deals with their teams. They signed a league minimum, which works out great for Atlanta. That's not $1? Oh, no. That's exactly right. I mean, Tua going to Atlanta was a great pickup for Atlanta. The number one, he'll be able to push Penix. Pennix obviously is in the recovery mode himself from the ACL injury that he had. So they've got a guy that has started plenty of games, has played well at different parts of his career, has had some …”
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In a wild discussion about Tua Tagovailoa's signing with the Falcons, the hosts hilariously compare sports injuries to their own pickleball battles. The unexpected twist of Miami still paying Tua's hefty salary while he plays for Atlanta adds a layer of absurdity that keeps the laughs rolling.
“… done for the season. be a top five pick in this NBA's draft. You know what I mean? Yeah. I would give you that. I would give you that, Joe. From Atlanta, Georgia. Which one? Caleb Wilson. He implemented. Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, so he broke his. He broke. Yeah, he had a hand injury. Then he ended up tearing a thumb ligament, right? Yeah. So that's what I'm saying. That's 20 and 10. You can't make that up. Yeah. I would concede that to you. I would concede that to you. But guess what? They had a 19-point lead without their 6'11 great player that's going to be a …”
“… last game. You want to, you know, you want to scratch and cloud just stay in the game or get back in the game. Okay, Ocho. Hill Jr. got it going. And honestly, this really don't surprise me, Ocho, because North Carolina's best player, Caleb Wilson, he's done for the season. be a top five pick in this NBA's draft. You know what I mean? Yeah. I would give you that. I would give you that, Joe. From Atlanta, Georgia. Which one? Caleb Wilson. He implemented. Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, so he broke his. He broke. Yeah, he had a hand injury. Then he ended up tearing a thumb ligament, right? Yeah. So that's what I'm saying. That's 20 and 10. You can't make that up. Yeah. I would concede that to you. I would concede that to you. But guess what? They had a 19-point lead without their 6'11 great player that's going to be a lottery pick. So they built a lead without him. You can't say, well, if they'd have had him because they had a 19-point lead in the second half without him. Go ahead. They clearly couldn't sustain it. They clearly couldn't sustain it. I'm just like VCU and they they crawl back in their game, bro. It was it was impressive to watch. But yeah, I …”
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Hubert Davis's failure to adjust led to a shocking overtime loss for the North Carolina Tar Heels, who squandered a 19-point lead against VCU. Despite having a strong start, Davis allowed VCU's star player to dominate without making necessary defensive changes. This marks another early exit for the Tar Heels, raising serious questions about Davis's coaching effectiveness.
“… and that interesting and to further your point here I just pulling up like Jinty obviously I going back Bijan Robinson was the eighth pick to the Falcons Yep. No, he's awesome. He's, he's been every bit as good as, as they wanted him to. And quite honestly, maybe even a little bit better. Yeah. He's been phenomenal. I'm just scrolling. Saquon Barkley was the number two pick in 2018. Leonard Fournette was the fourth, Fourth pick, Christian McCaffrey in 2017. It was the eighth pick to Carolina and went to San Francisco. Zeke Elliott, fourth pick in 2016. They didn't win a Super Bowl with him. Todd …”
“… right yeah uh yes yeah i do too overall player in the entire class i've never had a running correct even saquon I've never had a running back number one overall I don't think you can take him top 10 if you're looking at it from a business standpoint and that interesting and to further your point here I just pulling up like Jinty obviously I going back Bijan Robinson was the eighth pick to the Falcons Yep. No, he's awesome. He's, he's been every bit as good as, as they wanted him to. And quite honestly, maybe even a little bit better. Yeah. He's been phenomenal. I'm just scrolling. Saquon Barkley was the number two pick in 2018. Leonard Fournette was the fourth, Fourth pick, Christian McCaffrey in 2017. It was the eighth pick to Carolina and went to San Francisco. Zeke Elliott, fourth pick in 2016. They didn't win a Super Bowl with him. Todd Gurley was the 10th pick with the Rams. Didn't win a Super Bowl with him. Yeah. I mean, you just... Go ahead. Historically, it's the wrong move. and we all fall in love with the player and I like he it's he's as good as it gets he is as good as he get as it gets on tape but also I think the teams that have success when you look at this and I know …”
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Historically, teams that draft running backs high rarely win Super Bowls with them. Despite the talent of prospects like Jeremiyah Love, the financial implications and resource allocation make it a risky move for franchises. This has led to a shift in strategy, favoring a two-back system instead of investing heavily in a single running back.
“Peace to the planet. Charlamagne Tha God here. And listen, we are back. The Black Effect Podcast Festival is back in Atlanta on April 25th at Pullman Yard. Yeah. And the full lineup is nuts. We got the Grits and Eggs podcast. Deontay Kyle and Big Ice Cup Cat. We got Club 520 with Jeff Teague and the gang. Don't call me white, girl. Mona will be there. Keep it positive, sweetie, with Crystal Renee. We got reality with the king with Carlos King. And yes, Drink Champ will be in the building. Plus, you know, we're going to have a lot of guests, so you need to join us. …”
“Peace to the planet. Charlamagne Tha God here. And listen, we are back. The Black Effect Podcast Festival is back in Atlanta on April 25th at Pullman Yard. Yeah. And the full lineup is nuts. We got the Grits and Eggs podcast. Deontay Kyle and Big Ice Cup Cat. We got Club 520 with Jeff Teague and the gang. Don't call me white, girl. Mona will be there. Keep it positive, sweetie, with Crystal Renee. We got reality with the king with Carlos King. And yes, Drink Champ will be in the building. Plus, you know, we're going to have a lot of guests, so you need to join us. And we got the Black Effect Marketplace, the picture podcast and everything you expect from the Black Effect Podcast Festival. Tickets are on sale right now. Go get yours at blackeffect.com slash podcast festival. Don't play yourself, OK? Pull up. I'm Lori Siegel, and on my new podcast, Mostly Human, I'll take you to some wild corners of the tech …”
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The Black Effect Podcast Festival is back in Atlanta on April 25th, featuring an incredible lineup of shows and guests. Join popular podcasts like Grits and Eggs, Club 520, and Drink Champ at Pullman Yard for a day of engaging discussions and entertainment. Tickets are available now at blackeffect.com, so don’t miss out on this exciting event!
“… if they can ever get Franz back and Anthony Black back they could be legitimately like a dangerous team and then so then I'm picking between Toronto Atlanta and Philly as the fourth team. Who do I just want to watch? Want to watch? I can't hang my head on the Philly thing. I can't. I can't be like, well, when they get everybody back and this and that, they'll be great to watch. I just, I can't assume that that's ever going to happen. So I will just, you know what? I'll reward Toronto for having the best record so far and I'll pick them over Atlanta. But apologies to my cacau. I don't know. I don't …”
“… a soft spot for Miami hashtag e-culture I love Bam Bam just had a three points they go in so that's two I think Orlando just because they've got a little bit more postseason juice and experience in the other teams as ugly as they've been to watch if they can ever get Franz back and Anthony Black back they could be legitimately like a dangerous team and then so then I'm picking between Toronto Atlanta and Philly as the fourth team. Who do I just want to watch? Want to watch? I can't hang my head on the Philly thing. I can't. I can't be like, well, when they get everybody back and this and that, they'll be great to watch. I just, I can't assume that that's ever going to happen. So I will just, you know what? I'll reward Toronto for having the best record so far and I'll pick them over Atlanta. But apologies to my cacau. I don't know. I don't remember what the over-under for the Hawks was before the season. It's probably still in play now. I gave up on it. I issued a formal apology for to everyone who took the over because I took the over and I hammered it in as a lock. I bet they can still get it. Yeah, I don't remember what it was. I would have guessed Atlanta Hawks right around 500. …”
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The Charlotte Hornets could surprise everyone and win a first-round playoff series, thanks to their impressive performance since January 1st, where they've led the NBA in net rating. With standout players like LaMelo Ball and Brandon Miller, they’ve shown they can compete against top teams like Boston. As the playoffs approach, the East’s top seeds should be wary of this emerging threat.
“… And then there's like, it was like it was summer league. And there's this game going on in the background with the Hawks pounding them. By halftime, Atlanta was up 17. and Nikhil Alexander Walker had 24-4-4. That was at halftime. At halftime of last night's game. Crazy game from Nikhil Alexander Walker. Holy mackerel. I mean, they are so locked in. They generate so many good looks. They've got athletes all over the floor. Like, I was watching it last night, and obviously Orlando was lame as hell. But it was one of those where you watched it, and you're like, all right. Orlando's lame as hell and …”
“… up 25, Buddy Heald is on a headset, talking to Austin Rivers and the broadcast crew in the middle of the game. That's how this game was going. They're just talking back and forth about his role on the Hawks and what it's been like on the Hawks. And then there's like, it was like it was summer league. And there's this game going on in the background with the Hawks pounding them. By halftime, Atlanta was up 17. and Nikhil Alexander Walker had 24-4-4. That was at halftime. At halftime of last night's game. Crazy game from Nikhil Alexander Walker. Holy mackerel. I mean, they are so locked in. They generate so many good looks. They've got athletes all over the floor. Like, I was watching it last night, and obviously Orlando was lame as hell. But it was one of those where you watched it, and you're like, all right. Orlando's lame as hell and obviously not locked in for this moment. On the other hand, this Atlanta team looks dangerous. Like they are playing at such a high level. They look all locked in. They look like they're all like the vibes are good. And they just like all over the court. It just feels like wing after wing after wing and long athlete after long athlete. I was like, we …”
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The Orlando Magic's defense crumbled against the Atlanta Hawks, leading to a shocking blowout. Despite recent improvements, the absence of key player Anthony Black was evident as the Hawks dominated, showcasing their athleticism and teamwork. This game highlighted the stark contrast between the two teams, raising questions about Orlando's future prospects.
“… That joke you made about that. That could be us. That would be a fun power rankings because I think the number one that could be us team is the Atlanta Falcons. Yeah, right. New coach. All the advanced metrics are really favorable to them last year. I haven't done any football homework yet, but it just felt like they were the best team in that division. It's kind of stupid. They didn't win it. they can make the team better in a bunch of different ways. They don't have a first-round pick, unfortunately, because they traded it to a guy that might not even be playing next year. But they still have a …”
“… how bad they were. I'm not offended after how bad we were in the Super Bowl. But yeah, no, I think the Bills are just the top of the line because they lost the division to the Patriots too. And so, yeah, I think this is very much a panic back foot deal. That joke you made about that. That could be us. That would be a fun power rankings because I think the number one that could be us team is the Atlanta Falcons. Yeah, right. New coach. All the advanced metrics are really favorable to them last year. I haven't done any football homework yet, but it just felt like they were the best team in that division. It's kind of stupid. They didn't win it. they can make the team better in a bunch of different ways. They don't have a first-round pick, unfortunately, because they traded it to a guy that might not even be playing next year. But they still have a bunch of talent. And I just felt like they underachieved. And that could be us team because they're in a weird division. Who else would you have in them? That could be us sweepstakes, Danny. For 2026? Are the Giants in there? The Giants are going to be the popular pick, yeah, because they can have a very easy schedule. And the NFC might be one of them. …”
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The Buffalo Bills' recent trade for a wide receiver is being labeled a panic move, showcasing their desperation to avoid missing out on talent. This decision has not only raised eyebrows but also alienated their fan base, especially after repeated playoff disappointments. As the Bills scramble to stay competitive, other teams like the Atlanta Falcons and Giants could emerge as future contenders, raising questions about the Bills' long-term strategy.
“… different teams. As a matter of fact, I did a whole tutorial at a Friday practice with the Houston Texans earlier in the season. Same thing with the Atlanta Falcons earlier in the season. And one of the things that always frustrates me as a player is I see how quickly guys try to get to linebackers, try to get to the second level, and it drives me nuts at times because I'm like, dude, block the line of scrimmage first. I don't care about getting to second level. Make those guys bubble. Don't let them play downhill. You'll be fine. And you look at it, that's the back's responsibility. The back has to set up …”
“… to do, it comes down to the backs. Like, how do you hit the entry points? How do you set up blocks? Like, that's on those guys. And one of the big things to me that I always focus on as a player, and I've had opportunities to consult for several different teams. As a matter of fact, I did a whole tutorial at a Friday practice with the Houston Texans earlier in the season. Same thing with the Atlanta Falcons earlier in the season. And one of the things that always frustrates me as a player is I see how quickly guys try to get to linebackers, try to get to the second level, and it drives me nuts at times because I'm like, dude, block the line of scrimmage first. I don't care about getting to second level. Make those guys bubble. Don't let them play downhill. You'll be fine. And you look at it, that's the back's responsibility. The back has to set up linebackers. The back has to set that stuff up. So I just don't think, I don't think you really think about it as an offensive lineman. I will say this. I've always liked Kenneth Walker, but I didn't, I always thought of him as kind of a battering ram type of guy. I didn't realize how, he is exceptional athletically. He's got speed. He can be a …”
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Sam Darnold, once labeled a bust, has transformed his game by prioritizing team success over personal stats. After struggling with the Jets and Panthers, he chose to learn under Kyle Shanahan in San Francisco, which has led to his current maturity and effectiveness with the Seahawks. In a crucial NFC Championship game against the Rams, Darnold's growth could be the key to Seattle's success.
“… Legion of Boom Seahawks when Pete Carroll decided to throw the ball at the one yard line. That moment kind of broke those Seahawks. 28-3 broke the Atlanta Falcons.”
“… again on Monday, when I reached out to people around the team, around the relationship of McDermott and Bean, that moment had a lot of data that did a lot of damage, right? I think Richard Sherman would tell you the exact same thing about the Legion of Boom Seahawks when Pete Carroll decided to throw the ball at the one yard line. That moment kind of broke those Seahawks. 28-3 broke the Atlanta Falcons.”
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Sean McDermott, the head coach of the Buffalo Bills, has unexpectedly built a strong connection with the community despite past aloofness. Recent media appearances and a more personable approach have transformed fans' perceptions, leading many to defend him against calls for his firing after a disappointing season. This shift highlights the complex dynamics between coaching, media, and community support in the NFL.
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Zaslow's struggles with the microphone lead to a comedic exchange among his colleagues, highlighting the lighthearted rivalry within the team. As they poke fun at each other's misfortunes, the dynamic showcases their camaraderie and the pressure of performance. This moment encapsulates the fun yet competitive spirit of sports commentary.
“… Giants head coach. There was a weird couple days where it was announced, but it wasn't done. Matt LaFleur back with the Packers. Kevin Stefanski, Atlanta Falcons head coach. I do feel a little, because we had some pushback every time we defend Kevin Stefanski. Everyone was like, or there's some people like, there's no way he's going to get in the job. He's a very good coach. And winning a playoff game with the Cleveland Browns counts as a Super Bowl. And he was there for a very long time. And I think he's going to be, I'm excited to see him in an offense with these guys. I like that they're saying that …”
“… a problem? Super Bowl MVP. Yep. Fact. What have you done for me lately? He's done in the biggest spots. Brian Dable maybe to the Eagles. Yeah, if Brian Dable comes, Brian Dable's coming because of Jalen Hurts. Yeah. So Harbaugh was officially named Giants head coach. There was a weird couple days where it was announced, but it wasn't done. Matt LaFleur back with the Packers. Kevin Stefanski, Atlanta Falcons head coach. I do feel a little, because we had some pushback every time we defend Kevin Stefanski. Everyone was like, or there's some people like, there's no way he's going to get in the job. He's a very good coach. And winning a playoff game with the Cleveland Browns counts as a Super Bowl. And he was there for a very long time. And I think he's going to be, I'm excited to see him in an offense with these guys. I like that they're saying that they're doing a Philly reunion in Atlanta. Because Matt Ryan is now the president of football for the Atlanta Falcons. Fucking sick ass job title that he's got. Forget this executive vice president of football operations bullshit. He is the president of football for the Atlanta Falcons. He's a Philly guy. Stefanski's a Philly guy. They're building …”
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Arthur Blank, owner of the Atlanta Falcons, cooked ribeye steaks for Kevin Stefanski during a pivotal meeting that led to his hiring as head coach. The unexpected chef moment added a personal touch to the negotiations, showcasing Blank's commitment to building a strong team culture. This quirky detail highlights how even the smallest gestures can influence major decisions in the NFL.
“… And in the previous one, they rested a bunch of guys on the front side to go after the backside. I could see without Cade, they're playing at Atlanta on Saturday. I could see the Warriors maybe going after the Detroit game, but I should know soon. Okay, so Washington, Golden State. Then on Monday, they got the Lakers. Red Hot Lakers. Who are hot. I don't know if you heard. You saw ESPN at all in the last 7 to 10 years. Then they play Atlanta at home. Now Atlanta. Red Hot. By the way, that's a potential first-round matchup, I might point out. Then Thursday, they played New Orleans, which New …”
“… the warriors have lost what eight of nine six of seven six of seven all right i don't want to get ahead of myself yeah i'm waiting to see i should know soon probably in the next 10 minutes on there in because they're that's the front side of a back-to-back And in the previous one, they rested a bunch of guys on the front side to go after the backside. I could see without Cade, they're playing at Atlanta on Saturday. I could see the Warriors maybe going after the Detroit game, but I should know soon. Okay, so Washington, Golden State. Then on Monday, they got the Lakers. Red Hot Lakers. Who are hot. I don't know if you heard. You saw ESPN at all in the last 7 to 10 years. Then they play Atlanta at home. Now Atlanta. Red Hot. By the way, that's a potential first-round matchup, I might point out. Then Thursday, they played New Orleans, which New Orleans is 14-10 in their last 24 games as we're recording this. They have no incentive to lose. James Borrego is making a bid to keep that job. Stop playing the rookies as much. They're attacking the basket like crazy. We see you, James Borrego. We're not going to spend a whole lot of time talking about the Pelicans, but I'm just going to say we …”
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The Detroit Pistons face a daunting schedule without star player Cade Cunningham, and their playoff hopes are hanging by a thread. Upcoming games against the Warriors, Lakers, and Hawks could make or break their season, especially with tough competition like the Pelicans and Timberwolves lurking. With the Eastern Conference wide open, every win counts more than ever for Detroit.
“… got the Dolphins sitting at 11. You've got the Cowboys sitting at 12. And then if we have time, we'll get to the Rams. They had that pick from the Atlanta Falcons they already obviously traded their their original first round pick It was 29 overall for Trent McDuffie as they bolstered their secondary And then pick 14 will be the Baltimore Ravens. We did not expect that to be the case when we we came up with this concept of doing the show today. I also want to do this real quickly. And it's only important because I want as you follow along these top 14 picks, how many names that are at the top of my draft …”
“… as well do it. As you see there, the Raiders pick at one, followed by the Jets, Cardinals, Titans, Giants, rounding out the top five. Then you've got the Browns, Commanders, Saints, Chiefs, and Bengals rounding out the top ten. After that, you've got the Dolphins sitting at 11. You've got the Cowboys sitting at 12. And then if we have time, we'll get to the Rams. They had that pick from the Atlanta Falcons they already obviously traded their their original first round pick It was 29 overall for Trent McDuffie as they bolstered their secondary And then pick 14 will be the Baltimore Ravens. We did not expect that to be the case when we we came up with this concept of doing the show today. I also want to do this real quickly. And it's only important because I want as you follow along these top 14 picks, how many names that are at the top of my draft board right now wind up not going in the top five or the top seven, or maybe not the top 10 because of the positional value. And I also want to remind people of the conversations we had with GMs on our show, six of them that we did at the combine and offline that I had. And I'm sure you talked to some other people. And the theme of this draft with …”
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The Raiders' unexpected number one pick in the upcoming draft has everyone buzzing about potential Hall of Famers. As the draft order unfolds, GMs emphasize the importance of not passing on elite talent, raising questions about positional value and strategic picks. This draft could redefine team fortunes based on who they select and when.
“… so one of my predictions before we do anything I did not have a single team over 7.5 in this division so I'm just going to flag that for you now Atlanta Falcons third place schedule they did the impossible they went from cap space in the 8th pick to Kirk Cousins overpaying him, coming off and Achilles. Drafting Michael Panix super early to everybody's complete shock and dismay. And now they're buying out Cousins. Panix got hurt yet again, which I think is his fourth one. And the recipe for all of this was signing Tua, who's just done as a productive quarterback. There's no scenario where he's ever …”
“North divisions so one of my predictions before we do anything I did not have a single team over 7.5 in this division so I'm just going to flag that for you now Atlanta Falcons third place schedule they did the impossible they went from cap space in the 8th pick to Kirk Cousins overpaying him, coming off and Achilles. Drafting Michael Panix super early to everybody's complete shock and dismay. And now they're buying out Cousins. Panix got hurt yet again, which I think is his fourth one. And the recipe for all of this was signing Tua, who's just done as a productive quarterback. There's no scenario where he's ever going to be good again. It's impossible. I don't see it. That's who you bring in? What are you doing? I appreciated an NFL Twitter really really stepped up yesterday I mean they were like great memes like when two was signed they show like falcons and free agency they show guys picking up trash throwing it in like just rapid fire picking up trash and …”
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The Atlanta Falcons shocked everyone by signing Tua Tagovailoa, a quarterback many believe is no longer competent. This decision comes after a series of questionable offseason moves, including overpaying for Kirk Cousins and drafting Michael Penix, who has a history of injuries. With the NFC South wide open, the Falcons' strategy raises eyebrows and leaves fans questioning their future.
“Atlanta Falcons finalized a deal to hire Kevin Stefanski as their new head coach. The two-time NFL coach of the year flew to Atlanta today. Now, they're still undertaking a head coaching job. Now, I read that he invited him over to his home for dinner, and he was going to have a steak and potato bar, but it's been reported that Mr. Blank cooked the ribeye himself. It said, reiterated Matt Ryan will be leading interviews for the team's head coach and general …”
“Atlanta Falcons finalized a deal to hire Kevin Stefanski as their new head coach. The two-time NFL coach of the year flew to Atlanta today. Now, they're still undertaking a head coaching job. Now, I read that he invited him over to his home for dinner, and he was going to have a steak and potato bar, but it's been reported that Mr. Blank cooked the ribeye himself. It said, reiterated Matt Ryan will be leading interviews for the team's head coach and general managers opening. Both Matt Ryan and Kevin Stefanski have Philly ties. Ryan grew up in the Philly suburbs and attended William Penn Charter before starting at Boston College. Stefanski is a Philly native who played at St. Joseph Prep and stayed home for college at Penn. Question. Obviously, you drafted a quarterback two years ago with the number …”
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Kevin Stefanski's hiring as the Atlanta Falcons' head coach raises questions about the future of quarterback Michael Pennix Jr. With a history of injuries and competition from Kirk Cousins, Stefanski must solidify the quarterback position to avoid repeating past mistakes. His success will depend on leveraging his offensive expertise and the talent around him.
“… as a bowling league. I don't know why. I would tell you as the AP, we struggle a little bit in how to cover it. I'm not going to cover whether the Atlanta Drive beats the Bay Club. I stopped from the get-go. It does not hurt anything. It is truly additive. It's something to see on TV on Monday between some basketball games. Yes, in the winter. It's in the winter. Sure. No one is telling you that what's going to replace the Masters. It's stuff on TV in the winter. Yeah, it's fine. And frankly, there was a couple weeks ago, I wouldn't say traction, Tony, but there was one on Sunday night, and I was …”
“… me, I guess, because I do watch it. I'm not saying it's great. It's not live golf. They're hitting balls into bedsheets. I understand that. But do you have any sense of TGL happening? having any traction, do you like it at all? I kind of think of it as a bowling league. I don't know why. I would tell you as the AP, we struggle a little bit in how to cover it. I'm not going to cover whether the Atlanta Drive beats the Bay Club. I stopped from the get-go. It does not hurt anything. It is truly additive. It's something to see on TV on Monday between some basketball games. Yes, in the winter. It's in the winter. Sure. No one is telling you that what's going to replace the Masters. It's stuff on TV in the winter. Yeah, it's fine. And frankly, there was a couple weeks ago, I wouldn't say traction, Tony, but there was one on Sunday night, and I was trying to get some work done, but I found myself watching a lot of it. It was just kind of fun. It was harmless. I think that's the word I keep going back to. It's just good fun, and then when you get to the end, and it's elimination time, and you still got good players, and they are hitting into a big movie stream. But they've got hole-in-ones …”
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Despite some early success, the LIV Tour seems to be fading from the spotlight, with fans and media largely ignoring it. Players like Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau are making headlines, but the excitement is lacking as the tour runs parallel to traditional events without drawing attention. The future of the LIV Tour may hinge on its ability to capture viewer interest beyond just major tournaments.
“… And then John Abraham and Sean Ellis, crazy, yes, four first round picks in the same year. Jeff George. Ooh, and if I am not mistaken, it is the Atlanta Falcons who decided to trade those two first round picks in order to get into the NFL. Jeff George and that tenure ended with Jeff George and the head coach having a screaming match on the sideline. And Jeff George, the least liked player in the history of the NFL, for them to tell that guy that good, just sit your ass down. No, you won't play anymore. That is basically what happened. But have you ever watched Jeff George throw a football? Yes. I see …”
“… think the jets took like sean ellis and john abraham with those picks like the ramp said i mean the the the jets that year had four first round picks Chad Pennington, I think it was Kyle Beck, the tight end, not Kyle Beck, Kyle Brady went to Penn State. And then John Abraham and Sean Ellis, crazy, yes, four first round picks in the same year. Jeff George. Ooh, and if I am not mistaken, it is the Atlanta Falcons who decided to trade those two first round picks in order to get into the NFL. Jeff George and that tenure ended with Jeff George and the head coach having a screaming match on the sideline. And Jeff George, the least liked player in the history of the NFL, for them to tell that guy that good, just sit your ass down. No, you won't play anymore. That is basically what happened. But have you ever watched Jeff George throw a football? Yes. I see why everybody. Yes. I think right now, if Jeff George is out somewhere throwing a football and I didn't tell you it was Jeff George, you'd give it a run to uh eric dickerson and herschel walker well yes two first round picks plus a fairly significant epsilon that makes this out of that was adam shepard trolling yes in that when eric dickerson to the …”
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Jalen Ramsey's trade to the Rams raised eyebrows as it cost two first-round picks, but did it deliver results? The discussion highlights the complexities of high-profile trades, comparing Ramsey's impact to other notable players like Jay Cutler and Ricky Williams. Ultimately, the segment explores whether these trades were worth the price or just a gamble that didn't pay off.
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