Dylan opens up with some hoops talk and reacts to the Georgia Tech win over North Carolina ending the Tar Heels 10 game win streak and hopes the win can help give the Yellow Jackets a late season “spark”. 

Dylan opens up with some Falcons talk and reacts to the official team announcement of Zac Robinson being named the OC, Jimmy Lake the DC and Marquice Williams special teams coordinator. As well as reports that TJ Yates that will be moving from WR coach to QB coach and Michael Pitre, who is the RB coach, and Dwayne Ledford, who is the OL coach, will be remaining with the team. Dylan adds that the success that Robinson had with the Rams gives reason to be excited about the hire as the Falcons have a lot of offensive weapons.

Dylan opens up with a recap of the conference championship games and in the 49ers/Lions matchup, Dylan questions Dan Campbell not kicking the field goals and going for it on a couple of fourth down possession, which they did not convert. He adds that he believes that while Campbell has been known for going for it on fourth down all season, with a chance to reach their first Super Bowl, Dylan believes that the Lions should have taken the points.

Dylan opens up his reaction to the news of the Falcons hiring now former Rams’ defensive coordinator, Raheem Morris, as the team’s new head coach. Dylan believes that the hire is a good one by Atlanta referencing Morris’ ability to change the Falcons’ culture during his time as interim head coach of the franchise after Dan Quinn was let go. Dylan adds that fans should not judge Morris on the final record of the Falcons while he was the interim HC due to the fact that he took over a team which he did not have an opportunity build.

Dylan opens up with Falcons talk as another head coach candidate is no longer available with reports of Jim Harbaugh, who was scheduled for a second interview this week with the Falcons, is signing on to be the Chargers new head coach in a reported 5-year deal. And with Harbaugh off the board for the Falcons, Dylan shares his thoughts on who Atlanta may choose to take the reins, believing that Bill Belichick is likely the favorite, however Bobby Slowick and Raheem Morris are among some of the candidates he believes should have heavy consideration.

Dylan opens up the show with some Falcons talk and gives the latest updates on their search for a head coach in which they announced that they completed a second interview with Rams DC Raheem Morris in addition to a report that they have requested second interviews with Detroit’s Ben Johnson and Aaron Glenn, which they will not be able to do until after the Super Bowl. Dylan adds that he believes fans should not dismiss the idea of Morris, who was the interim head coach after the Falcons fired Dan Quinn, as he believes that Morris could prove to be a good fit and gave Atlanta a pulse and had them playing better during his interim tenure.

Dylan kicks off the show with some Falcons talk as it was reported on Monday that Atlanta has requested second interviews with Ravens DC Mike MacDonald and associate head coach and DL coach Anthony Weaver as well as a second interview with Rams DC Raheem Morris, who was once the interim HC after the Falcons moved on from Dan Quinn. Dylan notes that he also wonders if there may now be a sense of urgency for the Falcons to get the hire done as one of the candidates, Bengals OC Brian Callahan, is reportedly being hired as the next HC of the Titans.

Dylan opens up with reactions to the NFL divisional round matchups and believes that both conference championship games will not disappoint. And while recapping games from this weekend, Dylan praises Lamar Jackson and the Ravens for the way they were able to turn up offensively to pull away from the Texans. 

Dylan kicks off with some Falcons talk and believes that the picture may be getting a little clearer in regards to the search for their next head coach as it was reported that Bill Belichick will be doing a second interview with the former Patriots head coach.

Dylan kicks off the show reacting to the reports that the Falcons have now allowed DC Ryan Nielsen and special teams coordinator Marquice Williams to do lateral interviews after originally being blocked. And while Dylan believes that these moves do not indicate anything particular in regards to the futures of Nielsen and Williams with the franchise, he does note that there is the potential of candidates interviewed by the Falcons have indicated they’ll want to bring in their own guys.