Didn't take long, JP, the black Monday that we usually get well, it was a black Sunday in Atlanta, pushing the pile here.

Mike Redder, J.P. Acosta. I'll welcome it to the show here.

A very special dish. We're going to be doing a few of these over the next few days.

But the Atlanta Falcons, like I said, could not wait. They make Terry Fontno, their GM.

He's gone.

Head coach, Rahim Morris, he's gone as well.

It is a house cleaning for the Falcons.

I'm honestly kind of surprised that they didn't wait until Monday.

It's honestly a little funny that they finished eight and nine, technically tied for the division lead.

They also tied with the Bucks and the Panthers

for the record in the conference at 3 and 3.

And they're probably maybe.

I'm not completely sure,

but they're one of the only teams in the division

that are going to be firing their GM and head coach.

It is unbelievable because, I mean, usually, like like as much as we say it probably doesn't matter that they won four straight

it's probably not super indicative of where you're going to be long term usually it feels like owners

give deference to especially head coaches if they finish the season strong.

It's hard to say that anyone finished too much stronger than the Falcons did.

I mean, four straight wins.

You only had the Texans, the Jags, the Vikings, and the Seahawks have longer winning

streets heading into the playoffs.

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