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Walker: Three for the Falcons
On this week there were three particular headlines that were interesting covering the Atlanta Falcons; 1. The Atlanta Falcons after the draft signed 24 college free agents that included; Kicker Casey Barth from UNC, Linebacker […]
Final Thoughts On The 2012 Atlanta Falcons
It’s tough to consider a team that finished the regular season 13-3 as not having lived up to expectations. Some would say that since Atlanta finally won a post season game for the first time in nearly a decade, the season was a success. Others would argue that because of the way Atlanta finished the season, it should be considered a disappointment.
Seattle Loses DE Chris Clemons, More Pressure On Falcons
If Atlanta didn’t already have hopes to beat Seattle yesterday, with the announcement of Chris Clemons torn ACL and meniscus, they certainly do now.
Asante Samuel Continues To Heal After Mother Dies Days Before Birthday
Asante’s 31st birthday on January 6th will be anything but happy. Rather than spending the time relaxing with his friends or preparing for his Playoff game next week, Asante has to bury his mother.
Falcons Not Only Blowout Giants In Victory, They Pitch A Shutout
While not exactly avenging last season’s Playoff loss to the Giants, the Falcons showed the NFL that they may actually be as good as their record is. Doubters beware: this Falcons team is dangerous.
Falcons May be Without Roddy against Giants
The beauty of the Falcons passing offense is while you never know which of the Big Three will come up with the big stats, you always know one of them will do just that. However, with Roddy potentially out against New York, Julio Jones and Tony Gonzalez may have to work that much harder to ensure Roddy’s production isn’t missed.
Falcons Make Use of “Mini-Bye Week”, Key Players Back for Carolina
While whoever came up with the famous “Time heals all wounds” quote probably wasn’t thinking about the Atlanta Falcons. Still, that doesn’t mean the saying doesn’t apply. With a double-digit number of players listed on the last several injury reports, the ten days off meant fewer than five would be listed this week.
Falcons And Saints Are Both Beat-Up For Round 2
With less than four days after their win against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the Atlanta Falcons must suit up and face another divisional foe. The question remains if the shortened work week will mean more injuries for either team.
Atlanta’s Secondary May Find Out Just How Deep They Really Are
One of the rare times in this season that the Atlanta Falcons have more players in their injury report than their opponents. This time, twelve Falcons are on the report while the Saints have just five.
Injuries Start To Pile Up On Falcons
Every week takes a toll on players’ bodies. Yet there always seems like certain teams can’t prevent catching the injury bug. That may have just happened to the Falcons.
