In hour one, Dylan opens up the show with some reaction to the Falcons and AJ Terrell agreeing to a 4-year $81M extension with $65.8M guaranteed, which is the largest guarantee for a cornerback in NFL history. Dylan states that he hopes that this is a sign that Terrell will be a Falcons player for life and that he believes the four-year defensive back is deserving of the new deal. He notes that while some may argue that Terrell may not be deserving of the extension, he believes that the lack of “numbers” some would like for Terrell to have are due to the lack of elite pass rush, which he believes will change this season.

Dylan closes out with talk from around the league. Bo Nixs selected as Denvers starting QB and the first to start in the season opener since John Elway. Russell Wilson says he is playing in the Steelers pre-season finale against the Lions even though the lead QB position still hasn’t been decided. Linval Joseph signed a 1 year deal with the Cowboys reuniting him with his former coach

Dylan comes back and we hear how Kirk Cousins feels about how Falcons practices are like “game simulations” and how he can help the offensive line as QB1. He also dives into what the two newest signees can be expected to contribute.

Dylan opens up the show with some Braves talk speaking on Max Frieds “Maximum Effort” and what Atlanta needs from this point to make it to the post season after their battle with The Phillies.

Dylan opens up with some Braves talk as they picked up a 3-1 win over the Phillies on Tuesday to start their three game series and he credits Marcell Ozuna for being a key player to step up as he hit a solo homerun that would give the Braves a 2-1 lead. Dylan also highlights the return of Reynaldo Lopez as he would strike out 10 batters while allowing just one run on five hits through five innings pitched.

Dylan opens up the show with some Braves talk and the news of Austin Riley being sidelined for six to eight weeks with a fractured right hand that he suffered in Los Angeles. With the injury to Riley, Dylan expresses his concern for the Braves being able to fill third base, which he believes that they do not have a suitable replacement. And while Riley could be looking at being out for the remained of the regular season, they did announce that Reynaldo Lopez was reinstated from the injury list, which Dylan believes to be considered good news, however does not necessarily cancel out the loss of Riley.

Dylan opens up the show with some Falcons talk and shares his reactions to their loss to the Ravens in their second preseason game, in which Michael Penix Jr. did not play. Dylan notes that he takes no issues with the rookie QB not seeing any action and does question if injuries to multiple Falcons players may have played a role in Raheem Morris’ decision to sit Penix Jr. on Saturday and announce that he would not play the remainder of the preseason.

Dylan opens up the show with some Falcons talk as he reacts to the signing of Justin Simmons a day after they traded for Matthew Judon. While expressing his excitement for the move, Dylan states that he believes the Falcons’ now have a defense that can be ranked top 10 in the NFL and seems to be an exciting time to be a Falcons fan.

Dylan opens up the show with some Falcons talk as it was reported on Wednesday that they made a trade for Matthew Judon for a third round pick and Dylan believes that this is the “established” pass rusher that the Falcons have needed. Dylan then shares his thoughts on what the Falcons’ defense will look like now with the addition of Judon and believes that the four-time Pro Bowler will indeed be getting amount of snaps and therefore will have an impact on the rotation of the defensive front and his presence will be of assistance to the secondary.

Dylan opens up the show with some Braves talk as they picked another extra inning win as they beat the Giants 4-3 on Tuesday in a game in which Dylan believes that it was good to see the Braves gut out the victory. The game also featured a career night as he reached 2,000 strikeouts as he allowed two runs on six hits while striking out eight batters through six innings pitched. Dylan also reacts and agrees with comments from Brian Snitker in which after the win he stated that these are the types of wins that the Braves have to have if they are going to make a playoff push.