The Atlanta Falcons' last-second, blown-lead loss to the Detroit Lions in Week 7 made Brady Pfister and Chris Vinel speechless — which is ironic considering this is the final episode of The Dirty Birds Podcast.

The Atlanta Falcons got their first win of 2020, but does it actually mean anything?

Sure, it's fun to see all the pieces Atlanta boasts putting it all together to finally perform the way we all thought they were capable of playing when the season first began, but when it comes to the actual trajectory of the season, the odds are still tough for the Falcons.

The big story of the week was how the Falcons would look without Dan Quinn as head coach, ushering in the era of Raheem Morris.

The Falcons are dead.

Five weeks ago, Atlanta fans were day-dreaming of a 2020 playoff run with a re-tooled Falcons roster ready to make some noise in the NFC after a busy offseason.

Now, after five straight gut-wrenching losses, the chances of the Falcons playing any meaningful football for the remainder of 2020 is slim to none. In more than 50 years of Super Bowl Era football, no team has ever made the playoffs after an 0-5 start.

The Falcons are underdogs against the Green Bay Packers Monday. If Atlanta loses, what would that mean for the rest of its 2020 season?

What else is there to say?

At some point, observers of the Atlanta Falcons just run out of things to say about a team that continues to find boggling ways to throw very winnable games right down the drain.

The script is never the same. Oftentimes, you can point the finger to a leaky defense. Other times, it's turnovers, penalties or even forgetting the rules of an onside kick.

No matter how the Falcons lose, they have a knack to do so in heartbreaking fashion.

There is a culture of choking in Atlanta, and it starts with head coach Dan Quinn.

Atlanta was given every chance to knock off the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday but still managed to blow a 19-point second-half lead thanks to a comedy of errors down the stretch. Is it time for Dan Quinn to be let go?

In their week 1 loss to the Seattle Seahawks, the Atlanta Falcons looked exactly as Brady Pfister and Chris Vinel predicted all offseason. Will anything change when the Birds head to Dallas next Sunday?

At long last, the Atlanta Falcons will return to the field this week to take on the Seattle Seahawks.

After an offseason of change in Atlanta, Sunday will be the first time Falcons fans get a chance to see just how much better the team will be this year after a busy offseason in free agency and a much anticipated draft.

If not Julio, which offensive weapon should the Atlanta Falcons target in the clutch? What do Dirk Koetter's latest comments about Todd Gurley II mean for the Falcons this season? Should Atlanta take a flyer on Earl Thomas?

On this week's episode, Brady Pfister and Chris Vinel answer the offseason's essential Atlanta Falcons question. They also discuss training camp buzz and Vic Beasley.

The landscape of American sports is quickly shifting each day. How certain can we be that we will see the Atlanta Falcons play in 2020?
Imagine reading some of the headlines we have grown accustomed to consuming in 2020 one year ago.

This week, Brady Pfister and Chris Vinel recorded a mailbag episode of The Dirty Birds Podcast. Thank you to everyone who submitted questions!

This week's edition of The Dirty Birds Podcast is 100% the product of listeners' ideas on all things Atlanta Falcons, with Brady and Chris simply answering the burning questions of Falcons fans.

Last week, the NFL released its list of the top 100 players in the league, voted on by its players.

Spoiler alert: They got it wrong, according to Brady and Chris.