TD was staring at KB and LM when he said that personnel decisions “would not be made with emotions”. If that doesnt say pack your bags, I dont know what does.

Especially after all the USEFUL tackles he made on Special Teams against the Cards.

There comes a time in every fan’s life when they blink and all of a sudden, the names being called for spectacular plays are no longer familiar. It happened with me this year. Jenkins (where did he come from?!), Douglas, Lofton, Foxworth, Jackson, Babineaux, Turner, Ryan, DeCoud. All made spectacular plays this season and all were relatively unknown to us (either because they were at another team, still in college, or were 2nd string/rarely used).

When did we hear Brooking and Milloy’s names this year? Not that often. The most prolific play(s) Milloy (that I can remember) was in on were the two goal line stands during the Chicago game. Brooking? All I’ve heard about his this season is "Look there, you see, X team’s offense play faked and #56 bit hard, enabling Y pass play to work. Milloy also seemed to be biting hard.

Maybe it’s sorta like when someone gets older, they start reverting to their childhood. An elderly person requires diapers and hands-on care, much like a toddler. Maybe, as NFL players age, they start reverting to their rookie mistakes?

But I guess I am too sentimental. I’d like to see The Law Dawg stay a Falcon if only to mentor DeCoud or some strapping rookie.

IF … and this is a big “IF,” he’ll accept a lesser role. Same thing w/ Brooking. If they’ll re-structure their contracts/accept back-up roles … they are welcome to stay IMO.

I have been “lurking” for about a year now and decided it was finally time to join in on some of the conversation here. I see where you guys are going with Brooking, but Milloy?? He was our run defense this year. I watched every down every game and he seemed to be in on every rushing play. Look what Steven Jackson did when Milloy wasn’t out there… he mowed over Fudge a few times. You don’t see that happen to Milloy.