Jun 2, 2009 | BleacherReport
What's The Worst That Could Happen to the Atlanta Falcons?
The Atlanta Falcons have never had back-to-back winning season.Now that you've officially read that fact for roughly the 1,344,239th time, you have to ask yourself, what could go wrong this year?Atlanta ... by Dan Weiner 196 reads Opinion The Atlanta Falcons have never had back-to-back winning season.
New Faces, Few Changes for the Atlanta Falcons in 2009
After a disastrous 4-12 meltdown in 2007 which included the mid season resignation of college coaching phenom Bobby Petrino and the public criticism of the coaching staff and franchise by players ... by Jason Le Blanc 37 reads After a disastrous 4-12 meltdown in 2007 which included the mid season resignation of college coaching phenom Bobby Petrino ...
Key Position Battles To Watch For The Atlanta Falcons
Heading into the 2009 season, the Atlanta Falcons appear to be to set on offense.
Signing off from Flowery Branch
Not too much new from the afternoon practice of the Falcons' minicamp. Veteran Tony Gonzalez went fully in the morning, but had a light afternoon session in which he caught passes on the sidelines.
Falcons' Lofton tackles new role: team leader
The Falcons' second round pick last year, Curtis Lofton, finished with 108 tackles, second most in the league for a rookie behind New England's Jerod Mayo.
Early observations from Falcons' minicamp
Just finished interviews after the morning session of Atlanta's minicamp. I had a one-on-one with quarterback Matt Ryan and I'll be posting a column on him later this afternoon.
A Look Ahead - Atlanta Falcons Defense 2009
Projected Starters - John Abraham, Jonathon Babineaux, Peria Jerry, Jamaal Anderson.
Atlanta Falcons Draft Review: Solidifying the D
Well it seems so far the "process" is working. With another solid draft under their belt, the Falcons have solidified the D and shown their draft prowess once again... by Micky Woosley 5 211 reads Opinion Well it seems so far the "process" is working.
Falcons general manager Thomas Dimitroff is very familiar with how to operate near the end of the first rounds from his days with the New England Patriots .
Column: All-City? Lewis likes his NFL gig
When the all-time miss for All-City is reminded of that high school snub, he just laughs.
Finally healthy, DT Lewis could be major player on Falcons' D-line
After losing DT Grady Jackson to the Lions in free agency, the Falcons are in need of a run stuffer to plug into their defensive line.
Falcons start offseason workouts
Falcons head coach Mike Smith was beaming ear to ear. He said he'd receive a "good report" from the first day of offseason workouts.
Grady Jackson signs with Lions
Falcons defensive tackle Grady Jackson, a fan favorite, agreed to a three-year, $8-million contract with the Detroit Lions on Wednesday.
Falcons aim to shore up 'D-line'
Despite John Abraham's record-setting season and the emergence of Jonathan Babineaux, the Falcons still have some issues along the defensive line.
Class a GM must improve grade on D
Give or take a tight end, that platoon is set. And now the general manager who aced his first offseason can muster all resources in the effort to fix his defense.
Boddie, Brewton lead Rams over Falcons
Garfield 75, Firestone 63 - Senior Darryl Boddie and sophomore Kevin Brewton each scored 14 points to lead the host Golden Rams over the Falcons in a City Series game Friday night.