Why is the national media against the Atlanta Falcons? (records, Browns, Steelers)
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I think the Crabtree fumble actually worked in favor of San Fran. They got to use more time off the clock and got the ball back almost at midfield for their GW touchdown drive because Atlanta had to punt for the endzone. Just like last week the Marshawn Lynch touchdown actually helped the Falcons because it preserved precious time. If he fumbles, Seattle still has the ball at the 1 yard line and can do what that want with it.
You have to be disappointed if you were an Atl fan w/how they didn't take advantage after that fumble.
Ryan looked extremely nervous being backed up at his 1....that's just the way it looked to me.
I know its ez to Monday morning QB, however that was an opportunity they had to erase the 2nd half disaster and they didn't take advantage...
I thought they tried to pass and it got blocked at the line. The problem with going deep is that you need time. And when you are standing in your own endzone that is certainly riskly.
The first play was some stupid short slant pass that was knocked down. And when I say go for the deep ball i don't mean drop back 5 yds deep in the endzone and wait for someone to get open. I mean a two step drop and a over the top pass that gets you to the 10yd line or further.
It's still something to build on for next season. Remember the Eagles lost their home playoff game in 2002 and came back next year to have another home game in the NFC Championship
So the franchise is headed in the right directiom
Well.,,there is a thing called windows..you only get so many chances. Everybody thinks next year is their year.
Well.,,there is a thing called windows..you only get so many chances. Everybody thinks next year is their year.
But why wouldn't Atlanta be right back in the playoffs next season? I believe they will still have Matt Ryan and the same receivers. And who is the window closing for? Matt Ryan is 27. Not like he is Tony Romo and turning 33
But why wouldn't Atlanta be right back in the playoffs next season? I believe they will still have Matt Ryan and the same receivers. And who is the window closing for? Matt Ryan is 27. Not like he is Tony Romo and turning 33
The only separating Matt Ryan from Tony Romo is 6 years. He'll get there.
You have to be disappointed if you were an Atl fan w/how they didn't take advantage after that fumble.
Ryan looked extremely nervous being backed up at his 1....that's just the way it looked to me.
I know its ez to Monday morning QB, however that was an opportunity they had to erase the 2nd half disaster and they didn't take advantage...
The Niners were coming with a blitz, should've tried some short slant route, or a curl to the sideline with White in 1 on 1 coverage get some room. When they went 3 and out there and only gained like 5 yards in the process, I knew it was only a matter of time until San Fran took the lead because they were going to win the field posistion battle for the rest of the day until they scored.
The first play was some stupid short slant pass that was knocked down. And when I say go for the deep ball i don't mean drop back 5 yds deep in the endzone and wait for someone to get open. I mean a two step drop and a over the top pass that gets you to the 10yd line or further.
Apparently you have a different definition of "deep" than the general public.
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