After the exciting Monday Night Football game against the Eagles, Michael Turner and Ovie Mughelli analyze the Falcons' victory. They discuss how the team is starting to come together, emphasizing the chemistry between Zac Robinson and Kirk Cousins. The duo focuses on what the Falcons should prioritize when reviewing game film, key performances by Jessie Bates and Drake London, and the impact of Raheem Morris's coaching.

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Following the Falcons' loss to the Steelers, Ovie Mughelli and Michael Turner share their immediate reactions on the Bleav in Falcons. They express disappointment over the team's slow start and highlight the lack of offensive chemistry with Kirk Cousins as the new starting quarterback. Mike questions whether limited reps are putting the team behind the curve. They agree that the defense remains a bright spot for the team to build on, and there is no need to panic yet.

Ovie and Michael are joined by CBS's Bryant McFadden to breakdown the upcoming week 1 matchup between the Atlanta Falcons and the Pittsburgh Steelers. Listen as they talk about everything from running back play to coaches as well as which players might be on their last chance. Listen in now!

Ovie and Michael are back with another week catching you up on everything Falcons, this time with special guest Bucky Brooks of Bleav in Jaguars and NFL Network. They talked about everything from the Falcon's chances at the Divison title, a plethora of information on new Head Coach Raheem Morris and what the future could look like with Michael Penix Jr. at the wheel.

Michael Turner and Ovie Mughelli jump on the mic to break down the impact of adding Matthew Judon and Justin Simmons to the roster, discussing how these moves have turned the team into a legitimate Super Bowl contender. They also dive into the importance of maintaining peak performance in the preseason to be fully prepared for Week 1. Plus, Michael shares a story about a run-in with some Lions fans at a gas station, confidently explaining why the Falcons are the better team.

Mike Turner and Ovie Mughelli hop on the mic to break down the Falcons' first preseason game, sharing their insights on what stood out. They dive into Michael Penix Jr.'s preseason debut and other key takeaways from the matchup. Ovie reflects on his own preseason experiences, including memorable stories about being a rookie with Ray Lewis fresh off a Super Bowl win. Meanwhile, Mike shares his journey, coming in during a rebuilding year under Marty Schottenheimer and the challenges that came with it. They discuss how to gve it your all and not getting hurt in camp.

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Lorenzo Neal, host of Bleav in Chargers, joins Ovie Mughelli and Michael Turner on Bleav in Falcons to reminisce about their days in the backfield. Lorenzo and Ovie, both fullbacks, share stories of blocking for the dynamic running back Michael "Burner" Turner. The trio also dives into the Falcons' outlook and discusses whether Kirk Cousins can be the leader they need to win a championship. Michael and Lo talk about the similarities between the Chargers and the Falcons. Lo makes a big bet with Michael and Ovie that they will be following throughout the season.

On the latest episode of Bleav in Falcons, Ovie Mughelli shares his observations from a recent visit to the Falcons training camp, where he watched them scrimmage on Saturday. He highlights the impressive speed of the players and the pace of the practice, noting a strong sense of urgency among the team. Ovie also discusses other key takeaways from the camp, providing insights into the Falcons' preparations for the upcoming season.

Ovie and Michael are back for another installment of Bleav in Falcons. This week's episode sees the guys reminiscing about the different types of coaches they've played for in their careers and discussing which might be the best fit for this current Falcons roster.

Ovie and Michael are back during training camp to discuss the way they got ready for the season in July and what the current players should be doing as well as asking the question on every Falcons fan's mind, is it too much to expect Kirk Cousins to be the Savior of the franchise?