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An Atlanta Falcon Discussion: Projecting Tony Gonzalez
by Dave the Falconer
on Jul 3, 2009 11:00 AM EDT
in Editorial
5 comments
Yeah, we're back to the biggest free agent acquisition of the off-season. You wanna fight about it?
You're probably familiar with the format by now, but for some of our newer readers and people who might comment on this story for the first time ever--don't be shy, folks!--this is basically a projection thread. You'll be figuring out how many catches Tony Gonzalez is going to get in the year ahead at tight end, how many touchdowns, yards per catch, yards after the catch, yards after the end of the world, and so forth. We'll be looking for some kind of general consensus about the type of player he'll be and his impact on the 2009 Atlanta Falcons, so this one relies heavily on all of you weighing in.
Get it going, ladies and gentlemen.
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Crumpler Smacks the Competition
by tlozwarlock
on Jul 3, 2009 8:00 AM EDT
2 comments
via i.a.cnn.net
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Fantasy Football Leagues Part 1 - Is it for you?
by Jesse28
on Jul 2, 2009 3:26 PM EDT
11 comments
Since it’s never too early to discuss the coming NFL season, I thought it could never be too early to discuss something else involving professional football, that being fantasy football leagues. This will be a two part discussion with the first intended for the uninitiated or new participants to fantasy sports, in general terms, and the second going into further detail with regards to fantasy football specifically.
This post will cover the five W’s of who should play, what type they should play, when they should play, where they should go to get started, why they should spend even more time in front of a computer for a silly game. So jump on in Alice, I’ve got a wonderful fantasy world for you to explore!
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A Falcons 1st Round Draft Pick Retrospective (Part 3)
by tlozwarlock
on Jul 2, 2009 10:00 AM EDT
9 comments
It's Thursday already? Man, the week is just flying by. Seems like only yesterday I was posting the TE nomination thread. Ah well, on to the next five first round draft picks. This next bunch features three out of five decent players which is batting above .500 (a fantastic Falcons feat considering their past blunders). Hurdle the jump to meet 'em.
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Vote for Greatest Falcons TE of All Time
by tlozwarlock
on Jul 1, 2009 10:02 AM EDT
17 comments
Here are your candidates for the All Time Falcons TE race...all three of them. Not much to choose from but the crop we have is good. They're pretty evenly matched in most categories, save Pro Bowl appearances. As always, click the players' names for their Pro-Football-Reference.com stat sheets and bios. Results on Friday.
- Alge Crumpler (7 years): REC - 316, YDs - 4212, TDs - 38, YPR - 13.3, RYPG - 39.8, AWDs - 4 Pro Bowls (in a row, 03-06)
- Junior Miller (4 years): REC - 114, YDs - 1328, TDs - 13, YPR - 11.6, RYPG - 23.7, AWDs - 2 Pro Bowls (in a row, 80-81)
- Jim Mitchell (11 years): REC - 305, YDs - 4358, TDs - 28, YPR - 14.3, RYPG - 28.1, AWDs - 2 Pro Bowls (69 as rookie, 72)
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Antoine Harris And The Grand Opening Of Injury Season
by Dave the Falconer
on Jul 1, 2009 8:00 AM EDT
in Editorial
14 comments
Minor surgical procedure, my foot. This is a harbinger of doom!
Antoine Harris is a special teams ace who offers little on defense, and he just had surgery. He'll be out until training camp, which wouldn't be such a big deal if he wasn't the first domino in a seemingly endless line of falling Falcons. Terror grips me!
Now that I've either frightened or confused you, let me make my point clear. Injuries in the NFL are extremely bad news for any number of teams, and the Falcons have lost some reliable performers in recent years. As a Falcons fan, I've learned to tolerate a great deal of shaz that would bring a lesser man to his knees, but injuries absolutely kill me every time. Look at poor Trey Lewis, who might be competing for a starting job this year if fate hadn't taken a hammer to him. By mentioning my overwhelming fear, I'm hoping to work some kind of reverse jinx.
The question for all of y'all (keeping y'all in health) is who among guys who missed significant time due to injury last year will emerge and wreak havoc upon an unsuspecting league? Will it be Lewis, well-known dinosaur and offensive lineman Sam Baker, or someone else entirely? Click and clack your way to discussion-based victory.
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Happy 43rd Birthday, Atlanta Falcons
by tlozwarlock
on Jun 30, 2009 10:30 AM EDT
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Rare collectible: 1998 era Atlanta Falcons Russian Nesting Doll (aka Matyroshka). It's hand painted and imported straight from the motherland for only $20.00.
4 days ago
tlozwarlock
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