The trade deadline is here, and the Braves are expected to be one of the more active teams because Alex Anthopoulos has more holes to fill than ever before. The 2021 trade deadline is often referenced when predicting what Anthopoulos will do in the next five or so days. It’s a good comparison because the
The Falcons finally have a competent quarterback in the building, and Kirk Cousins is set up for success in Atlanta. The offensive line returns all five starters from a year ago; continuity is one of the most underrated factors in successful units. Moreover, the development of Drew Dalman, Chris Lindstrom, and Matthew Bergeron should make
For the third time in as many seasons, the Falcons will have a new starting quarterback. The only difference between 2024 and the past two years is that Kirk Cousins is actually a competent signal caller. Though Raheem Morris is a first-year head coach, he won’t have the typical benefits of a first-year head coach
The trade deadline is less than a week away, and the Braves are expected to be busy as Alex Anthopoulos tries to inject some damn life into this team. The Braves are amid a critical series against the Mets, dropping the first of four in extra innings in one of the most frustrating games I’ve
The Braves trade deadline might define the 2024 campaign, but more than anything, the club needs their guys to get healthy. If Alex Anthopoulos believes he’ll have Michael Harris II, Max Fried, and Ozzie Albies back by the time October, Atlanta’s GM will be aggressive at the deadline, even without Spencer Strider and Ronald Acuna
Coming into the offseason, the Falcons had to address the quarterback position, and Raheem Morris acknowledged as much, saying he probably wouldn’t be in Atlanta if they had better quarterback play. The organization didn’t fool around. Kirk Cousins and the Falcons agreed to a $180 million free agent contract, giving the organization its best quarterback
The Falcons reported to training camp yesterday, and Raheem Morris took to the podium today to field questions from Atlanta’s media, one of which pertains to the health of the team’s two most pivotal players — Kirk Cousins and Grady Jarrett. The two veterans are easily the most important two players to keep an eye
The Braves approach the trade deadline with a glaring need for reinforcements. Not only does the club need bodies to improve its performance on the field, but it also feels like Atlanta needs an influx of life, similar to what Joc Pederson gave them in 2021. The Braves top contributors are all on the shelf,
The Braves begin a four-game stint with the Mets in New York in what could be a pivotal series in the National League Wild Card race. Atlanta currently sits atop the Wild Card standings and 1.5 games ahead of their rivals in the NL East. The Braves are losers of four straight since the All-Star
The Falcons don’t have many position battles heading into training camp, but nearly every single one of them lies on the defensive side of the ball. At cornerback, the Falcons will hope that two of Clark Phillips, Mike Hughes, and Dee Alford will separate themselves. The defensive front has more bodies and fewer starting positions,
