The Falcons are looking to get their pass rush on the right track. The defense has only accounted for five sacks on the season, but the Commanders have struggled here. Could they get right here?

In the final hour of tonight's show, we start off with That's Life, and how much the Swifties tuned in to Sunday Night Football. We get Jon and Orin's favorite guitarists. And Orin has his inaugural version of Rank 'Em.

In the 2nd hour of The Jon Chuckery Show, we get the Falcons Flyover. Matt Murschel joins to talk about how the Dawgs passed the Auburn test, and the Heisman probably isn't leaving the Pac-12. In What's Buggin Chuckery, no...Justin Fields wouldn't me doing any better here in Atlanta with this team around him. 

From Falcons dot com, Scott Bair joins Chuckery to break down what these 4 games have been for the Falcons so far.

-The formula so far for opposing defenses facing the Falcons has been stop the run, and make this team beat you in the air, and so far that isn’t proving to be effective.

-Starting quick means applying pressure early on, and the Falcons aren’t doing that.

-Starting Taylor Heinicke with what they have around them, you’ll see the same results. 

-this pass defense has some concerns as well

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this defense needs to dictates things against the Texans

In the opening hour of the Jon Chuckery show, Jon recaps Sunday's loss to the Jags. This Falcons team loses the same way all the time - a lack of playmakers on the outside, and a lack of control of both lines of scrimmage. From Falcons.com, Scott Bair joins the show and talks about how this team was built to makes things easier for Ridder, not Heinicke. 

Jc opens up the phone lines to allow listeners to share their thoughts on if they believe that the Georgia Bulldogs being ranked No. 1 is more so do to their performance over the past two seasons, or because of what they have done this season so far.

Jon Chuckery reacts to audio clips of Arthur Smith during his interview with Dukes and Bell

Falcons Flyover: The Falcons offensive line ranked 28th following Week 3 according to PFF and their allowance of five sacks against the Lions was hugely the cause of their drop. The free up to roughly $7M following the restructuring of Jake Matthews contract. And JC reacts to Arthur Smith audio clips.

JC opens up the show with a quick recap of the Braves come from behind win over the Cubs on Tuesday as they get set for game two against Chicago tonight and JC believes that they should be able to take care of business tonight and secure home field through the NLDS. JC states that he believes the Braves then can start giving guys some rest as they prepare for the post-season.

With Charlie Morton out, and Max Fried dealing with a blister on his pitching hand, JC states that he is “a little bit scared” when it comes to their pitching. Adding that he believes they have not really “not been challenged a lot this year,” and their pitching struggles of late does raise concern for him because now in the postseason, they will not be facing “the bottom of the barrel teams.