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Even as we say “Congratulations” to the Arizona Cardinals, 2009 NFC Champions, we want to say a big “Thank you” to the Atlanta Falcons, who placed 2nd in the ferocious NFC South, for the impressive season they had!
The 2007 season couldn’t end fast enough for frustrated Falcons fans. Starting with the bizarre dogfighting troubles of former QB Michael Vick, and punctuated with the midseason quitting of head coach Bobby Petrino, the Falcons had a disastrous prior year. As such, Atlanta looks forward to an overhauled team in 2008. Behind new head coach Mike Smith, Atlanta promises to be a more disciplined and focused team this year. Poised rookie QB Matt Ryan may provide the leadership and professionalism that’s gone missing in the past. Other key additions for the team include the huge leg of Jason Elam, the gigantic muscle of Sam Baker, and the blazing speed of Michael Turner. While the Falcons are unlikely to contend for a Super Bowl this year, they promise to be feisty, focused, and fun to watch at the Georgia Dome.
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