The Grits Blitz
The Grits Blitz: The Atlanta Falcons Podcast
The Grits Blitz is an Atlanta Falcons podcast featuring two brothers who have spent two decades watching the Falcons. Mikey & Connor Puckett are big time fans of the Atlanta Falcons and watch every game. They will break down the film and add their two cents to the debates that surround the Falcons nationwide. The name “The Grits Blitz” is from 1977, when the Atlanta Falcons defense broke a NFL record in a 14 game season by allowing opponents 9.2 points per game. That defense was called, “The Grits Blitz.”
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Sep 23, 2024
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Episodes
The Atlanta Falcons Podcast: A classic Falcon finish 05.10.2018 43:40
Mikey and Connor cry out for answers as the Falcons waver. They discuss if it is time to hit the panic button and whether or not if the Falcons can beat the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The Atlanta Falcons Podcast: Gosh, we need to win. 26.09.2018 41:19
Mikey & Connor rejoice over the Braves making it into the postseason and break down the Falcons lost to the Saints. They discuss the NFL’s new rules on roughing the passer and preview the game against the Bengals!
The Atlanta Falcons Podcast: Matthew freakin Ryan! 19.09.2018 41:29
Mikey and Connor break down the Falcons vs Panthers game and answer the question, "Is this offensive performance a flash in the pan?" They share their thoughts on the Dan Quinn culture that is becoming the Falcon's culture and they preview the game against the Saints.
The Atlanta Falcons Podcast: Why do we suck? 12.09.2018 29:36
Mikey & Connor Puckett dissect the Falcons vs Eagles game and talk about if the Falcons can exorcise their demons from 2017.
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