Sean Weatherspoon
Atlanta’s Keys To Victory For A Repeat Of The ’98 Divisional Game
The last time the Atlanta Falcons won consecutive playoff games was when the 1998 14-2 Falcons made it to Super Bowl XXXIII. Their first opponent in the NFC Playoffs? A 49ers team lead by Steve Young and Terrel Owens (before the huge ego).
Jerome and Jamie Talk with Falcons GM Thomas Dimitroff
Thomas Dimitroff addressed the Falcons playoff philosophy, the rest of the regular season schedule, the return of Sean Weatherspoon and more. . . . .
A Second Look At The Cardinals/Falcons Game
When a team commits six turnovers in a game and still leaves a winner there are usually one of two reasons why this happened: the losing team played even worse or the winning team is good enough to overcome their mistakes. Looking at the Falcons’ body of work this season, the reason is probably the latter one.
Falcons and Cardinals May Both Be Without Key Players
Quarterbacks, wide receivers and tight ends, oh my! As the season continues to advance, the injuries continue to pile up for both teams. As always, the question of who has more depth may decide the outcome.
Saints Game Took Its Toll On Falcons
Playing your conference rival is always a much more physical and emotional game. Following their first loss of the season, the Falcons may just need a few extra days to recover from this one.
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.
Atlanta’s Streak May Be In Jeopardy Amid Key Injuries
Dallas may have one big piece of their offense missing for Sunday’s game while Atlanta does have one key piece at defense out. The question is which team will be able to compensate for the loss of their star player?
Keep Feeding The Spoon: Falcons Linebacker Not To Be Trifled With
He may only be a third year player, but he’s not to be trifled with. With the Falcons currently at 4-0 for the season, they need to rely on their passing attack as well as their formidable defense led by Asante Samuel, John Abraham and the man known throughout Atlanta simple as “Spoon”.
