FalconJim

Gettin' rid of some "old heads", looks like....may be a good thing.
 
 
 

Gettin' rid of some "old heads", looks like....may be a good thing.
 
 
 

Spelled I mean spoken like a true Tama fan

Man i wish the top of the draft was heavy with pass rush....

Ain't got nothing against him.
 
...... don't know why he had to bring up 28-3 as a reason to say Ryan isn't good enough tho.

Forgot Ryan Clark is a Louisiana native.
 
Spoken like a true Saints fan.
 
Now his opinions can go down the toilet hopefully like the Saints do post-Brees era.

Ryan Clark is a bonafide idiot.

A cheap free agent with upside like Leonard Fournette.

Very possible tbh. I think we need a tone setting running game though. Everything about this team is finesse. We need physicality from somewhere and the running game is a good place to start.

Ettienne, if we're lucky!
 

Ettienne, if we're lucky!
 

Ettienne, if we're lucky!
 

Etienne slips to the 2nd
 

Agree he isn't going anywhere for at least two more years. If he stays healthy he may go for another three before he finally hangs it up.

Yeah for real. We had the best o line in years. And will have a mid first rounder in Darrishaw 

I'd say TB12 will be our nemesis, twice a year, for 2 more years --- if he stays healthy.
 
 
 
 

I guess Ludacris finally joined the board...

Hopefully long enough for us to finally beat him in a Superbowl!

We all saw that with better planning, a scheme and some real coaching we were a playoff team, believe it or not.   

"We're gonna suck next year and there is no way we won't" crowd divert your eyes...
https://www.nfl.com/news/ranking-all-eight-candidates-to-go-worst-to-first-in-2021-nfl-season
Atlanta Falcons NFC South · 4-12 Encouragingly for the Falcons, when I talked with people who worked for teams searching for head coaches, they said Arthur Smith jumped out at them in terms of his charisma and ability to excite people. There is no question Smith has offensive talent to work with in Atlanta. Even if the Falcons select a quarterback fourth overall in the draft, Matt Ryan isn't going anywhere in the short term, and neither is receiver Julio Jones. The key for that unit will be fielding a strong rushing attack, which is something Atlanta has lacked ever since Kyle Shanahan left the offensive coordinator position to take over San Francisco after the 2016 season. The defense still needs work personnel-wise and will no doubt be high on new GM Terry Fontenot's to-do list, but coordinator Dean Pees has a strong track record of success. And while the division is home to the defending Super Bowl champion Buccaneers, New Orleans could be vulnerable, presuming Drew Brees retires, while Carolina is in the midst of its own rebuild.

I hope your name is Henry!!!  lol😀

Most of the people will read this post and go...

We need to fix the blocking. We have a lot of capitol tied up in a line that can't move the opponent to save their life.
Fix the blocking and any average RB will look good. And any good RB will look great.

The only person that I know that needs a Henry is my wife

Najee would be a great fit