Atlanta's Own: An Atlanta Sports Podcast

The boys get jacked for Spring Training, eviscerate the Hawks' front office and demand a rebuild and discuss the strategies being put in place by the new Falcons offensive and defensive coordinators.

The boys discuss the introductory press conference of Raheem Morris as new Falcons head coach and interview "Bill Belichick" and "Desmond Ridder" at Radio Row in Las Vegas!

The boys break down the new Falcons coordinator hires and welcome back intern Patriots fan Jared for an outside perspective on the dirty birds and his lamentation on not bringing in Bill Belichick as head coach, and maybe it's just what the Falcons needed.

The boys break down the stunning decision by the Falcons deciding to reunite with Raheem Morris to become the full time head coach.

The boys analyze Arthur Blank's endless obsession with Bill Belichick as the former Patriots stalwart has been interviewed twice by the Falcons top brass and a decision awaits amidst an overwhelming coaching search. They then turn their attention to the only stable organization in Atlanta as the Braves make the right decision in extending GM Alex Anthopoulos through 2031.

The boys are reunited to discuss the Falcons firing Arthur Smith after the shambolic season finale against the Saints. They also talk about the merits and demerits of the rumored coaching candidates and what Chris Sale's extension means for Max Fried's future in Atlanta.

Graham flies solo and pleads for Arthur Blank to do the impossible and fire Arthur Smith. He then turns his attention to the Braves trading for Chris Sale and its advantages and detriments. To wrap up the show, Graham discusses how Dejounte Murray may be moved at the deadline and how it may be the first in a long line of dominoes to fall for the Hawks.

The boys are two morose motherblankers as they dissect the rotting carcass that is the Falcons franchise after losing an inexcusable game to Carolina, and blowing pretty much any chance at making the posteason barring a remarkable run.

The boys recap the harrowing, squeaker of a victory against the Jets, look forward to an NFC South Showdown against Tampa Bay, and examine AA's latest trade as the Braves acquire former Mariner, Jarred Kelenic, to play left field this coming season.

The boys break down the mostly ugly but hell it's a Falcons win against the arch-rival Saints, and go into the depths of Alex Anthopoulos' offseason trading mayhem, including parting with Kyle Wright for a bag of peanuts.

The boys break down the scalding Braves hot stove with multiple trades happening this week, dissect the corpse of the Falcons and remain mildly interested in the Hawks due to them not being a total embarrassment this year.

The boys lament the inexplicable loss to the Vikings and question the entire Falcons organization as the team prepares to take on a one win Arizona Cardinals team. They can't possibly lose that game right? RIGHT? We also report a slew of Braves Hot Stove news and Adam plays GM in an attempt to pull of a seemingly realistic trade for Mike Trout.

The boys dive deep into Desmond Ridder being benched in favor of Taylor Heinicke, mourn the loss of Grady Jarrett and are pleasantly surprised by the Hawks strong play to start the season.

The boys rejoice in the Phillies somehow losing to Arizona in the NLCS, recap the Falcons crazy victory against Tampa Bay, preview the game against Tennessee, discuss why the Falcons should trounce Arthur Smith's former squad, and gear up for a new season of Atlanta Hawks basketball.

It's a dark time for the rebellion. The boys reunite in a sobering episode- recapping the painful 2023 NLDS loss to the Phillies, wondering what the future holds and holding the team accountable for their absolutely unacceptable performance. They also break down the alarming meltdown the Falcons had against the Commanders in an embarrassing loss, instigated by the overwhelmed Desmond Ridder and Arthur Smith.

Hi Liana!!!! Graham flies solo and gets dark about the Braves prospects after game 3 of the 2023 NLDS in which the Braves were crushed 10-2 by Philly and has the hottest of hot takes about Sean Murphy. Is there any hope from the most pessimistic person in Atlanta? Only Spencer Strider can answer that question. In Falcons land, the Falcons beat the Texans to improve to 3-2 and Desmond Ridder looked competent. Will it continue against Washington this week?

The boys welcome Marc Andre, Cheryl Pounder and Alexa back to show and super user Sam Crochet makes his Atlanta's Own debut to discuss how bad Desmond Ridder has been to start the season, previewing the NLDS series and which white wine you should have while watching the games this weekend, and a myriad of crazy stories about being a Falcons fan.

The boys recap a very frustrating loss by the Falcons to Detroit and then examine the implications of Max Fried and Charlie Morton's injuries right before the playoffs start.

The boys recap the Falcons' incredible 4th quarter comeback against Green Bay, preview week 3's matchup in Detroit and discuss rather or not there should be any concern after the Braves were swept in embarrassing fashion in Miami. and lost two of three to Philadelphia.

The Braves won the division again in decisive fashion and we break down the many talking points of what the Braves should do in the playoffs. Should Michael Harris II be moved up in the order? Should TDA and Sean Murphy stop hitting in the middle of the order considering their months long offensive struggles? We also break down how good Matt Olson has been the last three months. The Falcons are above 500 for the first time since the end of the 2017-2018 season with the closest double digit victory in NFL history. Bijan, and Tyler Allgeier ate while Desmond Ridder and the run defense was below average in the season opener. We break down the latest of the Braves and Falcons in all new Atlanta's Own.

The boys bask in the afterglow of the beatdown of the Dodgers over the weekend and preview the upcoming 2023 Falcons season.

The boys preview the huge Dodgers vs. Braves series and its playoff seeding implication, Ronnie's continued dominance, Charlie Morton's stout performances as of late, and look ahead to the NFL season starting next week.

The boys are back after a month long hiatus to talk Super Rosario's return, question the starting rotation's durability, and break down the second Falcons preseason game.

Adam wants bullpen help, while Graham advocates for the Braves to pick up a starter to solidify the rotation. This feels stupid writing this in the future from when this episode was made.

Graham flies solo and discusses the best options for the Braves at the trade deadline.

The boys talk about the continued dominance of the Braves and how they have a whopping 8 players making the all star game.

The boys talk about the Braves hot streak and how Spencer Strider is facing some real adversity for the first time in his brilliant career.

The boys recap the classic that was in the Braves epic extra inning slugfest with the Mets.

The boys break down where the Braves are at during the All Star break- breaking down the trade deadline, how good Sean Murphy is and fantasizing about what Ohtani to Atlanta could mean (but it will likely not happen).

Graham flies solo this week and recaps the insane run of 10 straight series won by the Braves, who the Braves should target at the trade deadline, the fallout of theJohn Collins trade and why the Hawks and Dejounte Murray are close to agreeing to a four year extension.

The Boys don't mess around this week and jump straight into Braves talk with the Braves offense putting up ridiculous offensive numbers. They also discuss what was a very bad father's day for Charlie Culberson and are confused about how Marcus Mariota is currently in the same conversation as Patrick Mahomes

It's a quick turnaround for the boys as the wrap up the Met's series by discussing the wild 13-10 comeback victory with some Braves legends in the broadcast booth having a blast. The Braves solid June continues, but as the rotation continues to thin, slight concerns pop up.

The boys are reinvigorated by the Braves recent hot streak and unbelievably clutch offense over the last week, and we break it all down. We also rag on the Mets for being an underperforming, overpaid embarrassment of an organization. Pete Alonso shouldn't talk shit when the only thing he's ever won is home run derbys.

The boys are back to discuss the state of the Braves after 2 months as the rotation appears to be surviving the injuries but now the bullpen has taken a step in the wrong direction. The also get upset about the terrible national media ranking Desmond Ridder as the 40th best QB in the league.

The boys break down how tough the Braves schedule has been, dive further into the resurgence of Marcell Ozuna, lament the loss of any offensive wherewithal from Michael Harris II, rip on Olson and Riley, and also get into the Braves' starting pitching depth or lack thereof- while also keeping in mind that this team overall, despite recent struggles, is still rolling.

The boys return after a hiatus to recap the Falcons' 2023 NFL Draft, discuss what losing Max Fried for a couple of months means to the Braves rotation, and how it seems regardless of injury, these Braves are unflappable.

The boys dive into the Hawks up and down series for the Celtics. Full disclaimer, this was recorded before game 5 so Graham is hilariously wrong in predicting the outcome of this one. They also talk Spencer Strider's near perfect game and the outlook for the Braves after being swept by Houston. In Falcons land, Terry and friends prepare for the NFL draft and don't give us one damn hint about where they're going in the 2023 NFL Draft.

Enjoy the first episode with no ads in 2 years as the boys actually did some prep with their 3 up 3 down segment about the early season Braves. The Hawks look great in their win against Miami to setup a classic battle with the Celtics in the first round of the playoffs.

The boys revel in the glory of a 6-1 start to the season, but not all is perfect in Braves Country as pitching injuries and Marcell Ozuna still exist. However, no one's perfect and the Braves don't need to be to kick ass.

The boys dissect the Braves roster from top to bottom and give their predictions on the 2023 season. They also talk about how important the signing of Defensive Lineman Calais Campbell is not only in terms of his production on the field, but his leadership in the locker room.

The boys are thrilled to be at the end of Spring Training and featuring Braves talk as the main segment as they debate the team's reasoning behind making Orlando Arcia the starting shortstop entering the 2023 season. The Hawks have finally lost the immense honor of having their own segment on the show, and are now discussed alongside the XFL, LIV Golf, World Baseball Classic and Atlanta United.

The boys are confused by having a team making not only the headlines with the plethora of free agent moves, but also making wise moves that even the egotistical Graham agrees with. They break down all of the early Falcons moves (Kaleb McGary re-signed hours after the recording) and predict what this means for the team going into the draft. Spring Training plugs along as a surprise contender for the starting shortstop emerges to battle Vaughn Grissom.

The boys dive deep into the Lamar Jackson saga and are pleased that for now, it appears that the Falcons will not pursue Lamar Jackson. They also break down what Kaleb McGary not being franchise tagged means and are humbled by Calvin Ridley's moving story he penned in the player's tribune. Braves Spring Training hums along and guess what? Marcell Ozuna is doing exactly what he has been doing the last two years to no one's surprise. The Hawks are at least competing under Quin Snyder, but we'll probably have to wait for next year to see any major results.

The boys break down the quick hire the Hawks made that at first glance is the best thing to happen to the franchise since the 2021 Eastern Conference Finals run. Braves talk focuses on Sean Murphy and the cannon of an arm that he is bringing to the team.

The boys delve deep into the firing of Nate McMillan, Trae Young's accountability or lack thereof, Soroka being snake bitten when it comes to injury and Ian Anderson developing what looks to be a devastating slider in the nascent days of Spring Training.

The boys are back and feeling refreshed as they dive head first into baseball talk breaking down the new rules that MLB will be implementing this year along with discussing the biggest stories to look for in spring training with the Braves. The Hawks continue to Hawk as they limp into the all star break under .500.

The boys go over why Ryan Nielsen makes all the sense in the world to be the Falcons new defensive coordinator despite the fact that he hails from the rival Saints.

The boys come back together to discuss all the hot topic issues currently happening in Atlanta Professional Sports such as Chip Caray no longer being with the Braves and the Hawks continuing to disappoint.

The boys delve deeper into the madness that is the Hawks front office and on court play (though hey look, there's a 4 game winning streak as of writing this description) and ponder the future of one Max Fried.

The boys start off 2023 with a depressing discussion of the state of the Atlanta Hawks on court product along with the the turmoil in the front office. On a brighter note, we recap Desmond Ridder's final performance of the 2022 season and look forward to an exciting offseason.

The boys welcome Jeff and Alexa to round out 2022 with a painful recap of the Falcons weekly loss, looking ahead to the offseason, discuss the Sean Murphy extension, and have some fun with Jeff's historic Atlanta Sports Christmas Nuggets.