Falcons miscues, highlighted by a potential game-tying PAT miss, were enough to cut short a valiant comeback attempt in a 24-23 loss to the Patriots. Joe Patrick breaks down the good (hello Drake London) bad and ugly in a loss that crippled Atlanta’s playoff hopes.

Raheem Morris cut a figure that is squarely under pressure in the wake of his team’s abysmal 34-10 loss at home to the 1-6 Miami Dolphins on Sunday. Joe Patrick talks about the lack of accountability taken by the head coach in his Monday press conference and how the offense lacks a clear identity.

The 2025 season, and Raheem Morris’s tenure as head coach of the Atlanta Falcons, was put on notice after another embarrassing performance – this time a 34-10 home loss to the Miami Dolphins. Joe Patrick reacts to the game and where the Falcons go from here.

On today’s pod, Joe Patrick dives into concerning numbers related to Michael Penix and the Falcons offense when pressured. And should this team at least incorporate more under-center formations? Plus, how a key injury to Divine Deablo could greatly affect how Jeff Ulbrich is scheming a resurgent Falcons defense, and the latest on Ray-Ray McCloud.

Joe Patrick recorded his pod after the Falcons’ 20–10 loss to the 49ers on Sunday Night Football. The loss stung not just because of the score, but because Atlanta was dominated by a San Francisco defense missing key starters like Nick Bosa and Fred Warner. Michael Penix Jr. looked uncomfortable again on the road, completing 21 of 38 passes for 241 yards with several misses on routine throws. The offensive line — particularly Elijah Wilkinson and Matthew Bergeron — struggled to protect him, and Bijan Robinson was bottled up for just 2.9 yards per carry. On defense, the Falcons couldn’t contain Christian McCaffrey, who repeatedly gashed the interior front. Joe noted Divine Deablo’s injury as a turning point, exposing the lack of physicality at linebacker.

Most teams hire offensive play-callers these days, but the Falcons bucked a trend by hiring a “defensive” coach in Raheem Morris, who wasn’t going to call plays. In Year 2, Joe Patrick explains how he’s providing proof of concept. Plus, diving into some great Falcons pressure numbers and should they trade for a WR?

The Falcons grabbed a potentially franchise-changing win on Monday Night Football against a Super Bowl contending Buffalo Bills team, and they did it by stifling MVP front-runner Josh Allen. Joe Patrick breaks that down and more from Michael Penix and Bijan Robinson after the game.

Joe Patrick on Football is back to preview tonight’s big Monday Night Football game between the Falcons and Bills. Joe breaks down why the Falcons need to not give Josh Allen too much respect, and how Zac Robinson and the Falcons offense can build off their Week 4 success.

On Tuesday’s Joe Patrick on Football, Joe talks about a breakthrough made by Zac Robinson and the Falcons offense by utilizing Bijan Robinson as a split-out receiver in 12-personnel sets. And more on Kyle Pitts, pistol, and Ruke Orhorhoro’s strong start.

The Falcons corrected course and are back to 2-2 after a 34-27 win over the Washington Commanders at Mercedes-Benz Stadium before the team heads into its bye week. Bijan Robinson and Drake London each went over 100 yards receiving, and four different Falcons found the end zone. Joe Patrick breaks down the win.

On today’s show, Joe Patrick breaks down keys for the Falcons to be able to reverse their fortunes as they return to Mercedes-Benz Stadium Sunday to host the Washington Commanders. And, why Vegas sees the game as very close (Falcons +1) even after last weeks’ devastating loss.

After hearing more from Falcons head coach Raheem Morris at practice this week, Joe Patrick details why the decision to fire Ike Hilliard was made, and what the team and quarterback Michael Penix Jr. must do to have success against the Commanders on Sunday.

Joe Patrick on Football is back to discuss the latest news in the fallout of the team’s embarrassing 30-0 loss to the Carolina Panthers, including Zac Robinson moving to the sideline to call plays as well as the firing of WR Coach Ike Hilliard. Plus, we dig into concerning playcalling splits that paint the picture of a predictable Falcons offense.

Joe Patrick reacts to the Falcons devastating and humiliating loss to the Carolina Panthers, dragging the team’s division record to 0-2, and leaving more questions and no answers for Raheem Morris’s squad.

On today’s episode, Joe Patrick breaks down the Falcons Week 3 matchup with the Carolina Panthers. Can the Falcons get the passing game humming with the wideouts on offense? Can the Falcons pass rush take advantage of an injured Panthers OL? That and more on today’s show.

Heading into a Week 3 matchup with the Carolina Panthers, the Falcons will be hoping to show even more of what its dynamic offense can offer as the team has yet to get the running and passing game working together. But through two weeks, they’ve shown effectiveness in different areas. Also breaking down what makes the defense so promising and different from 2024.

On the latest Joe Patrick on Football, Joe breaks down the Falcons’ current top-5 defense, whether it can sustain, and where the biggest improvements have been under Jeff Ulbrich’s leadership.

The Falcons rode the back of their defensive rookies and the legs of Bijan Robinson and Parker Romo to earn their first win of the season on the road in primetime over the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday Night Football. Romo connected on all five of his kicks including a 54-yarder in place of Younghoe Koo, and Bijan Robinson turned Week 1’s rushing woes on its head to lead a Falcons ground attack that broke the 200-yard mark.

Joe Patrick breaks that down and gets into the Falcons key matchups on offense and defense for a critical Week 2 matchup against the Vikings.

Joe Patrick on Football is back to recap the team’s Week 1 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Joe breaks down Younghoe Koo’s struggles, and what the chances are that new practice squad kicker John Parker Romo will be in action against the Minnesota Vikings for Sunday Night Football this week.