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Here's your host, Brandon Adam.

Quick aside before we get into the main topic at hand, You know, yesterday, if you live in the Atlanta area, you know that one of the big sports stories was the official firing of Arthur Smith from the Atlanta Falcons. Falcons moving on trying to find a new coach again. It's what the sixth time this has happened during the Arthur Blank era. It seems like it's happened, you know, every couple of years for as long as I can remember. And I was like watching and listening some of this press conference yesterday. And it was just so obvious to me. And if you don't care about the Falcons, I understand this is not your cup of tea right now. But I'm going somewhere as relates to Georgia football with this, that as you're watching this, it is just so

painfully obvious. I don't take great pleasure in saying this because it comes across

as excessively cruel, but it is just so obvious the Falcons have absolutely no idea how to

hire a head coach. They don't have that particular core competency within their organization.

And a press conference like that yesterday is really more about trying to obscure that, trying to make the media in the room, the fans

kind of watching through the lens of the media. It's trying to make sure they do as much as they

possibly can to conceal the obvious truth, which is if

you're going back to the drawing board and hiring a new coach over and over and over again

every couple of years, you clearly have no idea how to do that. And the same people who've kind

of been in charge of this for a couple of decades here, you know, the same process that's

resulted in Arthur Smith and Dan Quinn and so and so and blah, blah, blah, you know, the same process that's resulted in Arthur Smith and Dan Quinn and so and so and

blah, blah, blah.

You know, that same process is likely to result in something similar here this time around.

The Falcon's chances of picking a successful coach is really no better than chance would dictate.

They may flip a coin and it may come up, you know, lucky and heads for them.

But the honest truth is

they have no particular power towards shaping the outcome that they want. And what makes me say

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