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January 17, 2024
As has become an annual NFL tradition, there are several head coaching vacancies this offseason.
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As has become an annual NFL tradition, there are several head coaching vacancies this offseason.
The Dallas Cowboys had high expectations coming into this season. They ended the season with a 12-5 record but lost in the Wild Card round against the San Francisco 49ers.
Getting better on defense has been at the top of the Dallas Cowboys’ to-do list this offseason. Have the Cowboys done enough to be better on defense in 2021? That’s one of the pressing questions facing this franchise in May.
The Atlanta Falcons are the second team in 2020 to sever ties with their head coach. Shortly thereafter, their general manager met the same fate following the team’s 23-13 loss against the Carolina Panthers.
It’s that time of year again: Joe Heller shares three burning questions for the Atlanta Falcons.
After Week 13, there have been rumors circulating about head coaches who could get the boot at season’s end.
September football is a period when teams shake off the rust and bond as a team. That’s the theory, but several teams are looking like strong candidates for the No.1 overall draft pick in 2020. The Atlanta Falcons have had a terrible start to the season, and at 1-3, they sit rooted in the basement of the NFC South. Sunday’s game is a coin toss for Atlanta, against the Houston Texans (2-2).
“Trading Devonta Freeman,” “signing a top defensive end like Dee Ford,” and “signing an offensive guard.” Sam Neff breaks down the Falcons’ priorities this offseason while also reviewing coaching changes.
The Atlanta Falcons 2018 season was somewhat of a roller-coaster, with many highs, and even more lows. The beginning of their season would end up providing a glimpse at how the entire year would play out, as they lost heartbreakers to the Eagles, Saints, and Bengals in the first 4 weeks, squeaking by the Panthers to start the campaign 1-3. Only 14% of teams that end the first quarter of the season 1-3 have made the playoffs since 1990, so Atlanta knew the odds were against them and they would have to turn things around.
As has become an annual NFL tradition, there are several head coaching vacancies this offseason.
The Dallas Cowboys had high expectations coming into this season. They ended the season with a 12-5 record but lost in the Wild Card round against the San Francisco 49ers.
Getting better on defense has been at the top of the Dallas Cowboys’ to-do list this offseason. Have the Cowboys done enough to be better on defense in 2021? That’s one of the pressing questions facing this franchise in May.
The Atlanta Falcons are the second team in 2020 to sever ties with their head coach. Shortly thereafter, their general manager met the same fate following the team’s 23-13 loss against the Carolina Panthers.
It’s that time of year again: Joe Heller shares three burning questions for the Atlanta Falcons.
After Week 13, there have been rumors circulating about head coaches who could get the boot at season’s end.
September football is a period when teams shake off the rust and bond as a team. That’s the theory, but several teams are looking like strong candidates for the No.1 overall draft pick in 2020. The Atlanta Falcons have had a terrible start to the season, and at 1-3, they sit rooted in the basement of the NFC South. Sunday’s game is a coin toss for Atlanta, against the Houston Texans (2-2).
“Trading Devonta Freeman,” “signing a top defensive end like Dee Ford,” and “signing an offensive guard.” Sam Neff breaks down the Falcons’ priorities this offseason while also reviewing coaching changes.
The Atlanta Falcons 2018 season was somewhat of a roller-coaster, with many highs, and even more lows. The beginning of their season would end up providing a glimpse at how the entire year would play out, as they lost heartbreakers to the Eagles, Saints, and Bengals in the first 4 weeks, squeaking by the Panthers to start the campaign 1-3. Only 14% of teams that end the first quarter of the season 1-3 have made the playoffs since 1990, so Atlanta knew the odds were against them and they would have to turn things around.
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