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Way to go man........ That's not easy..........

He's still in the NFL?...........

Falcons talk to Dwight Freeney, but no plans to bring him back right now Posted by Josh Alper on September 19, 2017, 7:45 AM EDT Getty Images A report on Monday indicated Falcons pass rusher Vic Beasley will miss about a month after hurting his hamstring in Sunday night’s win over the Packers, but coach Dan Quinn didn’t go that far while discussing Beasley’s condition. Quinn confirmed that Beasley won’t play against the Lions this week and that was enough to lead to questions about whether the Falcons would look for outside help. Among those questions was whether the team is still in touch with Dwight Freeney, who had three sacks during the 2016 regular season and has not signed with anyone for this season. http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/09/19/falcons-talk-to-dwight-freeney-but-no-plans-to-bring-him-back-right-now/ “Yes,” Quinn said, via the team’s website. “[He’s] definitely somebody that we still talk to on a regular basis. We’re hopeful that he’s going to play this year, he certainly wants to. Right now, there are no changes on our end as we head into today.” Freeney’s experience in the defense would make him an obvious choice if the Falcons decide they need more pressure off the edge than the players on hand can provide. For now, though, they’re sticking with what’s on hand.

Nice to have depth at a few positions they did not have before.............

I was about to post this...... Good idea IMO...........

C'mon man....... This is how it's played..........

Yep..............

Rock n Roll Falcons.......................

Gazoo is right..... First game out with a new OC is always conservative play calling....... Falcons could have lost this game but it was not only because of Sark....... We'll see a lot more open up as he and Ryan build a repor...........

Sounds like my Grandpa..........

Interesting stat from PFF............ 3. Julio Jones caught four of five targets for just 66 yards against the Chicago Bears on Sunday. He ran 29 routes with just three coming in the slot (zero targets). Last season, under Kyle Shanahan, Jones ran 25.9 percent of his routes from the slot and was frequently moved around the line of scrimmage to create favorable matchups. My takeaway here has less to do with Jones than it does the Chicago pass defense. The Bears defense played in cover-six at the highest rate in the league last season, and managed to shut down WR1s at an incredible rate. This is likely what stifled Jones in Week 1. It’s not a given the Bears sell-out to stop Mike Evans in Week 2, after they’ve added some complementary pieces this offseason, but as it stands, I’m bumping Evans down in my rankings this week and upping my exposure to DeSean Jackson in DFS. https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/fantasy-football-stats-to-know-week-1-2017

Rise up Brothers.......... This is war...........

Were are the Flacco fans............