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in Atlanta, Atlanta Falcons, NFLThe Atlanta Falcons Just Invent Ways To Lose
The Atlanta Falcons just continue to invent ways to lose. Down to with the ball near the goal line the Falcons were attempting to run out the clock and kick a game winning Field Goal. Todd Gurley ran towards the end zone and attempted NOT to score but somehow he still got in and was […] More
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in Atlanta Falcons, Highlights, NFLBREAKING: Atlanta Falcons To Fire Dan Quinn
On Sunday, it was reported that Atlanta Falcons’ Dan Quinn would be the second head coach to lose his job after the team fell to 0-5 on the young season. The Falcons have had an odd season where they have been in a ton of games, and blown some games as well. Dan Quinn helped […] More
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in Atlanta, Atlanta Falcons, Highlights, NFLJust How Rare Were The Falcons Back To Back Defeats? Well… 1 In A Million
If you know me, you know I love Reddit. So scrolling through Reddit this morning I saw this little gem about the Atlanta Falcons. If you are reading this, you know the Falcons just blew back to back 15 point leads in 4th quarter to lose games. Well, how rare is this? Well roughly 1 […] More
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So…How About Them Cowboys?!
The Dallas Cowboys were down by 15 with less than 5 minutes left against the Atlanta Falcons. And you know the drill. You got to score and get at two point coversion. But, that didn’t work. So the Cowboys trailed by two and had to line up for an onside kick and of course the […] More
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Seahawks And Falcons Take A Knee At Kickoff To Show Unity
The Seattle Seahawks and the Atlanta Falcons had an interesting and unique way to protest together. Instead of teams taking a knee during the national anthem or protesting the national anthem both teams decided to do it at the beginning of the game. As the Seattle Seahawks kicked off to the Atlanta Falcons the teams […] More
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Today In Sports History September 12th: Tony Gonzalez 1,000 Catches
Today in sports history September 12th, 2010. Tony Gonzalez becomes the 1st tight end in history of the NFL to record 1,000 catches and only the 7th person to ever do so when the Falcons took on the Pittsburgh Steelers. Tony Gonzalez is widely regarded as the best tight end in history of the NFL […] More
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Today In Sports History September 10th: Deion Sanders NFL Debut
Today in sports history September 10th, 1989 Deion Sanders played in his first NFL game for the Atlanta Falcons and returned a punt for a touchdown. Only 5 days ealier he was playing in a Major League Baseball game where he hit a homerun. Truly a once in a generation type of athlete. Today […] More
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in Atlanta, Atlanta Braves, MLBThe Atlanta Braves Broke The NL Record By Scoring 29 Runs Against The Marlins
The Atlanta Braves set history on Wednesday night by putting up an NL Record 29 runs against the Miami Marlins including 11 runs in the 2nd inning. Adam Duvall for the record led the team with 9 RBI’s and 3 home runs. An absolute once in a lifetime performance. The Major League record according to […] More
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Today In Sports History August 24: Mike Vick Suspended
Today in sports history August 24, 2007, Michael Vick was suspended for his role in dog fighting indefintely by the NFL. It was just hours after he acknowledged in court papers he did, indeed, bankroll gambling on dogfighting and helped kill some dogs not worthy of the pit. On this day in sports history August […] More
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Michael Vick Was The NFL Version Of Allen Iverson
Michael Vick and Allen Iverson both changed the game. The NBA was never the same after AI came in. He changed the way the game was played, he changed the style, and attitude and the passion of the game. Unfortunately, he landed on our podcast ‘That Being Said w/ the Jarjour Brother’s’ on the top […] More
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in Atlanta Braves, Chicago, Chicago Cubs, MLB10 Wild Greg Maddux Facts to Celebrate His 54th Birthday
Take Alert!: Greg Maddux is the greatest starting pitcher in MLB history. Although this is not a universal opinion, we all can agree that Maddux dominated the league in the most unconventional way (With a high 80s fastball during the steroid era). Today is the Mad-Dog’s 54th birthday. To celebrate here are a few absolutely […] More
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There Is Nothing Like Sports To Bring Us Together In Times Of Tragedies
In a day where Kobe Bryant passed away, somehow The NBA decided to continue to play their games. And there was some coincidences that only sports can explain: Trae Young is the first player to have a 45-point double-double with under 25 field goal attempts against the Washington Wizards, since Kobe Bryant on December 17, […] More
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