Chuck & Chernoff, hosted by Chuck Oliver and Matt Chernoff, discuss the potential for a rare top-five showdown between Georgia and Georgia Tech to close out the regular season. The hosts examine the historic rarity of both programs being ranked simultaneously when they meet, the playoff implications for each team, and how a win over Georgia could vault Tech into contention despite a lack of quality victories. They also explore potential playoff scenarios where a loss could complicate Georgia’s path to the postseason.

The Locker Room, hosted by former Atlanta Falcon Brian Finneran, John Michaels, 'Hometeam' Brandon Leak, and Kelly Crull, break down Georgia Tech’s impressive 7-0 start and the growing pressure to remain perfect in pursuit of a College Football Playoff berth. The crew discusses the challenges of maintaining momentum as the nation’s No. 7-ranked team, the lack of quality wins on the Yellow Jackets’ résumé, and how their upcoming conference matchups could define their postseason fate.

Cellini & Dimino, hosted by Nick Cellini and Chris Dimino, break down the news of Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Penix Jr. reportedly dealing with a bone bruise in his foot. Much of the discussion centers on head coach Raheem Morris’ postgame press conference following the team’s 20-10 loss to the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday Night Football, where his responses drew widespread criticism from fans and media alike.

The Locker Room, hosted by former Atlanta Falcon Brian Finneran, John Michaels, 'Hometeam' Brandon Leak, and Kelly Crull, discuss the Atlanta Falcons’ injury concerns as they prepare to face the Miami Dolphins. The conversation primarily centers on head coach Raheem Morris’ postgame press conference following the team’s 20-10 loss to the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday Night Football, where his responses drew significant criticism from both fans and media.

Chuck & Chernoff, hosted by Chuck Oliver and Matt Chernoff, break down the Atlanta Falcons’ rollercoaster season, highlighting the team’s extreme highs and lows. The hosts discuss key moments, including standout performances from the kicker and quarterback, the disappointing loss to the Panthers, and the thrilling victory over the Bills, analyzing what these swings reveal about the team’s consistency and resilience.

Chuck & Chernoff, hosted by Chuck Oliver and Matt Chernoff, compare current Georgia quarterback Gunner Stockton to former Georgia and current Miami quarterback Carson Beck. The hosts debate which quarterback they would rather have, highlighting Stockton’s clutch performance and leadership qualities despite not being as naturally gifted as Beck. They argue that Stockton’s team-first mentality and coachability make him a better fit for Kirby Smart’s program, while labeling Beck as more of a “front-runner” type player.

In Episode 156 of Buck’s Beat, Buck breaks down Georgia’s gritty comeback win over Top-10 Ole Miss – a game where the Bulldogs never punted once and racked up 500+ total yards. Key storylines Buck dives into: Gunner Stockton’s toughness — playing hurt, running for 60 yards & executing clean Mike Bobo’s perfectly balanced attack delivering 43 points The OL back to full strength with Ernest Greene & Monroe Freeling Freshman studs Juan Gaston & Glover winning SEC trenches battles Tight end dominance: Oscar Delp & Lawson Luckie combine for 9 catches & 3 TDs Nate Frazier & Chauncey Bowens carrying the ground game (4.7 YPC) Defense bends early but hunkers down late with key 3-and-outs in crunch time The huge blow of losing WR Colbie Young & Noah Thomas stepping in Why Kirby’s 2025 Dawgs might be better not playing in the SEC Championship Up Next: A much-needed bye week before a wild stretch: Coach-less Florida in Jacksonville Trip to Starkville Arch Manning & Texas in Athens Undefeated Georgia Tech at MBS in Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate Buck also explains why skipping the SEC title game might actually help Georgia’s playoff run.

Cellini & Dimino, hosted by Nick Cellini and Chris Dimino, were joined by Georgia Tech head coach Brent Key on Victory Monday to recap the Yellow Jackets’ 27–18 road win over Duke. The discussion highlighted quarterback Haynes King’s standout performance, who accounted for 205 passing yards and 120 rushing yards, including a late 28-yard touchdown run that sealed the game. Safety Omar Daniels’ 95-yard fumble return provided an early momentum boost. The hosts and Coach Key emphasized Georgia Tech’s resilience and composure on the road, noting how the win propelled the Jackets to 7th in the AP Top 25, marking one of the program’s highest rankings in years. Key praised the team’s growth and consistency, while Cellini & Dimino highlighted areas for continued improvement, including starting fast and limiting early opponent gains.

Cellini & Dimino, hosted by Nick Cellini and Chris Dimino, were joined by NFL Hall of Famer Tony Dungy to recap the Atlanta Falcons’ 20–10 loss to the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday Night Football. The discussion highlighted several offensive struggles, including questionable play-calling and execution miscues, which limited the Falcons’ ability to sustain drives. Defensively, Atlanta struggled to contain 49ers star running back Christian McCaffrey, who racked up over 120 total yards, keeping San Francisco in control for much of the game. Dungy provided expert analysis on both sides of the ball.

Cellini & Dimino, hosted by Nick Cellini and Chris Dimino, recapped the Atlanta Falcons’ 20–10 loss to the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday Night Football. The hosts highlighted several offensive struggles, including questionable play-calling and execution miscues, which hindered the Falcons’ ability to sustain drives. Defensively, Atlanta struggled to contain 49ers star running back Christian McCaffrey, who gashed the defense for over 120 total yards, keeping San Francisco in control throughout the game. Cellini and Dimino noted that while the Falcons showed occasional flashes, a combination of offensive inefficiency and defensive lapses ultimately contributed to a disappointing performance on a primetime stage.

Cellini & Dimino, hosted by Nick Cellini and Chris Dimino, recapped Georgia Tech’s 27–18 win over Duke, a victory that vaulted the Yellow Jackets into the AP Top 10. Quarterback Haynes King once again led the way with **205 passing yards, 120 rushing yards, and a late 28-yard touchdown run to seal the game. Safety Omar Daniels delivered a momentum-shifting 95-yard fumble return for a touchdown early in the contest. While the offense found its rhythm in the second half, Cellini and Dimino noted Georgia Tech’s resilience and maturity in closing out a tough road game. The hosts praised King’s leadership and the team’s composure down the stretch, emphasizing that the Jackets’ continued climb in the polls reflects their growing consistency and confidence under pressure.

Cellini & Dimino, hosted by Nick Cellini and Chris Dimino, recapped Georgia’s 43–35 shootout win over Ole Miss. The Bulldogs’ offense, led by quarterback Gunner Stockton, delivered an impressive performance as he threw for 289 yards and four touchdowns while adding a rushing score. Despite the offensive fireworks, Cellini and Dimino pointed out concerns with Georgia’s defense, which gave up early big plays before tightening up late to secure the victory. The hosts praised Stockton’s breakout showing but questioned Georgia’s defense.

On a lighthearted episode of Chuck & Chernoff, hosts Chuck Oliver and Matt Chernoff play a fun game of “Who’s The A-Hole?”, determining who earns the title on the show. The discussion kicks off when Chernoff expresses frustration with producer Brian Gebhardt for falling behind on posting the podcast and showing up late after recently getting married. The conversation quickly evolves into a spirited debate, with the hosts defending one another and opening the phone lines to let listeners vote on who they think is the A-hole. The segment blends humor, candid moments, and audience interaction for an entertaining show experience.

On the latest episode of Chuck & Chernoff, hosts Chuck Oliver and Matt Chernoff discuss the dynamic pairing of Atlanta Falcons running back Bijan Robinson and wide receiver Drake London, highlighting them as one of the top offensive duos in the NFL. The conversation expands to comparisons with other elite tandems across the league, emphasizing the duo’s growing impact on Atlanta’s offense. The hosts also examine the return of several key Falcons players from injury and identify who will need to step up to help ease the offensive burden on Robinson and London as the team looks to maintain balance and consistency.

On an upcoming episode of Chuck & Chernoff, hosts Chuck Oliver and Matt Chernoff will be joined by special guest Brooks Austin (The Film Guy) to preview Georgia’s high-stakes matchup against Ole Miss. The game is scheduled for Saturday, October 18, 2025, with kickoff at 3:30 p.m. ET (2:30 p.m. CT). It will air on ABC. Together, the trio will break down key storylines, matchups, and what to watch as No. 5 Ole Miss travels to Sanford Stadium to face No. 9 Georgia in a Top-10 SEC showdown.

On the latest episode of Chuck & Chernoff, hosts Chuck Oliver and Matt Chernoff discuss the Atlanta Falcons’ receiving corps in light of Ray-Ray McCloud’s recent absence. The conversation focuses on rumors surrounding a potential trade for Miami Dolphins WR Jaylen Waddle to fill the WR2 role alongside Drake London. Chernoff expresses opposition to the trade, citing concerns over giving up draft capital and taking on Waddle’s salary while also managing contracts for key players like Drake London and Bijan Robinson. In contrast, Chuck supports the trade, arguing it could strengthen the Falcons’ roster immediately.

College football just detonated a money bomb. Matt Chernoff and super-agent Hadley Engelhardt break down James Franklin’s $50M buyout, how offset language really works, and why this firing could reshape salaries across the country. Then we zoom out: Adidas vs. Nike at Penn State, the coaching carousel (who leverages, who jumps, who stays), an early NFL firing and its $23K/day golden parachute, plus the NBA’s new TV maze and why CFB ratings are surging.

Cellini & Dimino, hosted by Nick Cellini and Chris Dimino, discuss Georgia’s plan to “stripe the stadium” for Saturday’s game against Ole Miss, with fans in different sections wearing black, red, and white. The hosts argue that this type of promotion feels beneath a program of Georgia’s stature, suggesting that such gimmicks are better suited for smaller programs looking to boost fan engagement.

College football just detonated a money bomb. Matt Chernoff and super-agent Hadley Engelhardt break down James Franklin’s $50M buyout, how offset language really works, and why this firing could reshape salaries across the country. Then we zoom out: Adidas vs. Nike at Penn State, the coaching carousel (who leverages, who jumps, who stays), an early NFL firing and its $23K/day golden parachute, plus the NBA’s new TV maze and why CFB ratings are surging.