Minnesota Vikings free agent Ray Edwards vows to make boxing a career rather than playing in the Metrodome. That's a concern for the Atlanta Falcons, who have all but identified him as a target once free agency opens.
The Falcoholic finds the court-ordered extension of the stay of the NFL lockout to be wearying in the extreme. Dave Choate explains his cynicism.
The Falcoholic can't help but quietly applaud a report that players and assistant coaches are having clandestine conversations during the NFL lockout. Dave Choate explains.
The Falcoholic is overjoyed that the NFL lockout is over, but bummed that it's only temporary solution.
The NFL has schedule its season in such a way that teams can get a full season in even if they don't play the first three weeks. The Falcoholic finds that both terrifying and reassuring.
With Dallas Cowboys running back Marion Barber sure to be released in the near future, The Falcoholic wonders if the Atlanta Falcons will chase him. Dave Choate has the answer.
The Falcoholic reacts with appropriate anger to a report that the two sides may not be taking NFL labor mediation talks seriously. What is it going to take, Dave Choate asks.
The Falcoholic lauds Judge Susan Nelson for forcing mediation on the NFL and former NFL Players Association. Finally, Dave Choate writes, the road to stopping the lockout is open.
The Falcoholic updates readers on the latest in NFL labor news. Unfortunately, Wednesday's court date isn't likely to bring a resolution, though Dave Choate still hopes it will.
The Falcoholic examines a Sporting News list of players who are rapidly rising up draft boards. Will the Atlanta Falcons consider any of them, Dave Choate asks?
