It’s OTA time for the Falcons
Second-year man Curtis Lofton calling signals in the defensive huddle at mini-camp. (CURTIS COMPTON/AJC).
OTAVILLE – Took a little post-draft, post-mini-camp break.
Back up and ready to roll through the Organized Team Activities, then there will be another break for us before training camp.
The Falcons start their OTAs tomorrow at 10:15 a.m.
They are allowed to have 14 sessions, which are to be non-contact drills and can last no longer than six hours. Only two of those hours can be spent on the field.
While the drills are to be non-contact, seven-on-seven passing drills are allowable. The drills are not mandatory, so it’s always an issue when a veteran or two doesn’t show up.
The Falcons were near 100 percent last season. Which makes sense with a new coaching staff. This year it will be interesting to see if any of the veterans elect to miss a few of the sessions.
The Falcons will practice again on Thursday.
Falcons owner Arthur Blank welcomes rookie safety William Moore. OTAs will be important for Moore in his quest to land a starting spot. (CURTIS COMPTON/AJC).
After this week, they will practice on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday over the next four weeks to get all of their 14 sessions end. After OTAs are completed on June 18, the team will break for the summer and reunite on July 31 for the opening of training camp.
The media will be allowed to attend five of the sessions, with each Wednesday has been designated by Coach Mike Smith as the media days.
With so many young players on the roster, the Falcons OTA sessions will be key.
On defense, seven of the 11 starters could be players with three years or less. The offense could have three starters.
Also, cornerback Von Hutchins, who broke his foot and spent last season on injured reserve, is expected to be available. First round draft pick Peria Jerry, who suffered a mild right knee sprain at mini-camp, is expected back.
Considering the youth of the Falcons team, how key are the OTA session for the Falcons? How much time should be used in the seven-on-seven drills to sharpen the passing attack? Do you expect all of the veterans to take part some or all of this non-mandatory workouts?
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jason
May 21st, 2009
9:25 pm
I was thinking this Coah, I want to say Hodges MIke hodges was HC at GSU, but I think he was the OL coach under Paul Johnson.
Unca' Bob
May 21st, 2009
9:42 pm
Y’all, here’s an interesting subject, The Atlanta Falcons.
jason
May 21st, 2009
9:49 pm
Just throwing this out there… #3 RB, Brown or Snelling? I don’t think one is going to make it.
Unca' Bob
May 21st, 2009
9:58 pm
jason,
I’m going to go with Brown. From what I’ve read he’s much quicker as well as smoother coming off the snap.
jason
May 21st, 2009
10:05 pm
I was kind of torn here. I like both. I don’t know if Brown can rely on return specialist this year. Brown will step up and pass protect. He’s also good reciever out the back field. Brown is injury prone though, and also a bit undersized.
Snelling is well liked it seems by both players and coaching staff. He is more of a bruiser. Decent reciever out of the backfield. On the minus side. He looks stiff. Doesn’t seem to have good vision. kind of hesitant picking a lane to run through. Seems to play more like a FB.
Now, if ATL was to carry 2 FBs, then they both could make the team. To do that, you would have to drop a OL, or TE. Can ATL do that?
jason
May 21st, 2009
10:06 pm
Also on Brown. Has real good speed. Is a tough inside runner for his size.
Unca' Bob
May 21st, 2009
10:17 pm
jason,
Can Atlanta drop An OL or TE? Are they going to do it? No! Talent is what it is, and slighting no one, blocking back’s are everwhere.
D3
May 21st, 2009
10:30 pm
Great Evening Bird-Cage Fellas and Gals! Took a little break from the ‘Cage to play a little Madden, drink a few brews, and cook some pork chops for me and the CEO. About to hit the rack to get some shut-eye for a big weekend of new recipes, good weather, great brews, and of course posting in the Bird-Cage. Gonna try the game called Bocce Ball. Don’t know much about it, but I’ve heard its a fun lawn game. To our ‘Birds and ‘Ball……….
Gonna wait for Falcons OFF vs Panthers DEF until tomorrow (you guys know how I like to stretch it out).
Roster Spot Analysis – RB#1
Michael Turner
2008 Stats; Pro-Bowl, Second Leading Rusher in NFL;
1699 Rush Yds, 17 TDs, 4.5 Yds per Attempt; 6 Rec – 41 yards
Pros
Pro-Bowl Running Back; Tough, hard-nosed runner; excellent burst and speed. Great moves and excellent ability for Yards AFter Contact. Refuses to go down. Carries team on shoulders. Sets tone for entire game. Can run between tackles, as well as getting the corner. Durable with excellent vision. Great center of gravity and rarely goes down on first hit. Runs tough behind pads and well-built frame. Delivers the hit to defender. Team leader, captain, and excellent teammate. At the peak of his career. One of the best Running Backs in the league. Fresh legs after playing secondary backup role entire career in San Diego.
Cons
Tip-toes to the lines many times. Easily taken down in the backfield often. Needs head of steam to hit to the hole and be effective. Boom or bust in games; mostly booms, but bad days turn into terrible outings. Can disappear in certain games. Durability concerns if carries per year continue near the 400 range. Absolutely no threat as a receiver coming out of the backfield, caught only 6 receptions for 41 yards entire season.
Final: Hard to argue with Pro-Bowl, 2nd leading rusher in league. Needs to become more two-dimensional in catching the ball. Hopefully will have carries reduced some. Must get better at hitting hole quick and hard Everytime. Addition of Tony Gonzalez should soften defensive approaches even more this year.
Chance of making Falcons roster: 100%, looks to improve on Pro-Bowl first year starter status.
Alright ‘Cagers, have a good night and get ready for a good day of blogging as we get ready for a good weekend. And on that note………
73 DAYS AND COUNTING TO 2009 ATLANTA FALCONS TRAINING CAMP!!!
Unca' Bob
May 21st, 2009
10:36 pm
jason,
Between the F5 button and the refresh button, I’m worn out. I can hear my pillow calling my name. I’m going to check out for tonight. Y’all’s recipe for Rib-eye sounds like Yum-stuff. Ship me a 5LB Rib-eye and I’ll try it. lol
jason
May 21st, 2009
10:39 pm
Just a question thrown out there. I don’t see where ATL would keep both. I think it’s. Brown can do multiple things.Snelling seemed more one dimensional. One more thing about Brown. He is strong for his size. benches something like 400 lbs.
Sarah B
May 21st, 2009
10:41 pm
Well Hello guys, I’m checkin in. It just started raining here – AGAIN!!! Was hanging out on the deck drinkin with friends, yes WR I knocked back about 6 bud lights tonight – I know girl beer, whatever… and thought I’d check in on the cage. I’m off tomorrow but what’s the topic? Are we done with the AFC North??? I think we are. D3 – recap?
jason
May 21st, 2009
10:53 pm
Sarah B, I think everyone is winding down. Getting rest for the long weekend ahead. It was just me and Unca’ Bob for a while, and I think he just left.
Sarah B
May 21st, 2009
11:18 pm
Well Jason, I think I’ll just watch TV then and check in tomorrow.
Dean21
May 22nd, 2009
12:15 am
What’s going on Birdcage, glad to be back! I see I missed alot. I had a few days off, so I took full advantage of it! D3, I see that I’m behind brother, so I will attempt to catch up tomorrow. A shout out to Sarah B.,Strig, WR, Jason, Lil Dave, Ken Strickland, Unca BOB and all of the cagers I may have missed. Now we can talk Falcons football!
D3
May 22nd, 2009
7:39 am
Glorious A.M. Bird-Cagers! Nothing like waking up friday morning knowing you got one day of work and a full weekend on deck, especially a 3-day Memorial Day Weekend. Looks like rain off and on throughout the weekend, F’n figures, eh? Nothin’ a few good Brews can’t solve. Rockin’ out the last day of a fun-filled week here in the ‘Cage. Kind of have a hodge-podge of stuff today, so what ever tickles your fancy, throw it out. To Bird-Cage Batman……….
On Deck Today
Division Analysis Catch-Up Day – AFC North
Roster Spot Analysis – RB#2
Atlanta-Carolina Breakdown
Recipes/Brew Talk
Friday Mash-Up
Next Week Preview
Division Analysis & Predictions
AFC East
Mon – Bills
Tues – Dolphins
Wed – Jets
Thurs – Patriots
Roster Spot Breakdown & Analysis
Monday 25-May RB 3
Tuesday 26-May RB 4
Wednesday 27-May FB 1
Thursday 28-May TE 1
Friday 29-May TE 2
Falcons Week-by-Week Opponent Analysis
Game #3 – New England Patriots
Mon – Franchise/Coach/GM/Off-Season
Tue – Patriots OFF vs Falcons DEF
Wed – Falcons OFF vs Patriots DEF
Thurs – Final Predictions
Fri – Spec Teams/Misc.
So whatcha’ think fellow ‘Cagers? As always, just throwing stuff out there to help us in the dry-time. Anything else you wanna discuss, bring it to the table.
jason
May 22nd, 2009
7:59 am
D3, good morning. I unfortunstely hsve to go back to work today. Will posting less frequently. I’ll try to sneak in one ot two. Don’t worry, I still get the long weekend. I give the comp;ete run down this afternoon.
D3
May 22nd, 2009
8:09 am
Atlanta Falcons vs Carolina Panthers – Game #2
Atlanta OFF vs Carolina DEF
LT-Sam Baker vs RDE-Tyler Brayton/Everette Brown
LG-Justin Blaylock vs RDT-Maake Kemeouta
C-Todd McClure vs MLB-Jon Beason
RG-Harvey Dahl vs LDT-Damione Lewis
RT-Tyson Clabo vs LDE-Julius Peppers
TE-Tony Gonzalez vs SLB-Thomas Davis
RB-Michael Turner vs WLB-Na’ill Diggs
FB-Ovie Mughelli vs SS-Chris Harris
WR-Roddy White vs CB-Chris Gamble
WR-Michael Jenkins vs CB-Sherrod Martin?
QB-Matty Ice vs FS-Charles Godfrey
Running Game
Carolina’s vaunted Defense seems to have taken a little bit of a slide in recent years. Gone is one of the best D-Line’s in all of Football. Peppers is miserable, Jenkins and Mike Rucker are gone. Tyler Brayont showed some toughness getting 4.5 sacks last year, but still not on the lever they were accustomed to. They have a stud MLB in Jon Beason, and athletic OLB Thomas Davis. Nai’ll Diggs has definitely last a step or two. Panthers look to have less of a Run Defense than the Dolphins. Maturation of our line with another year under Boudreau should handle this D-Line pretty well, especially with Peppers situation. Baker should at least contain Peppers, who usually disappears in the Terror-Dome. Everette Brown shouldn’t pose a problem at DE or OLB as a rookie(there’s gotta be a reason the dude dropped from likely top 10 to mid-second rounder). If Mughelli and McClure can get to Beason, and if Turner and Norwood can handle Thomas Davis, this should be a great day running the football, especially with TG at TE softening the middle and LB Corps. TG will easily handle Davis and Diggs in blocking assignments. Turner well over 100 yards, Norwood adds another 60.
Passing Game
Chris Gamble is still their money lockdown CB, but beyond that, the DEF secondary doesn’t strike fear in that many opponents, especially with our arsenal. Ken Lucas is gone. Chris Harris and Charles Godfrey may be servicable, but there certainly not All-Pro studs. Roddy may have trouble with Gamble, but everyone else will have a field day in this one. Look for Michael Jenkins and/or HD to combine for over 100 yards in this, particularly HD in the slot. Jenks will easily handle whoever starts at CB, maybe rookie Sherrod Martin(played S in college). Jerious Norwood will have one heck of a day against the Panthers. Over 60 yds rushing and 50 yards receiving out of the backfield. And we always save the best for last: TG will absolutely dominate this LB/S corps. Davis, Diggs, Harris, and Godfrey don’t stand a chance. Expect a HUGE day from TG, 70 yards, 2 TDs. One of the leagues best Offenses just keeps getting better.
Final: This rivalry is always close and I expect no different from this one. Look for the Panthers to keep it close and maybe even pull ahead at times in this one, but our OFF is just too much for their DEF. Look for Delhomme to be on target early on, but our new look DT rotation and way more athletic secondary settle down and shut down Jake.
Final: 31 – 20; (2 – 0)
Unca' Bob
May 22nd, 2009
8:49 am
D3,
Special Teams for the Falcons will shine, in particular the Punt side. M Koenen has hang time in spades. Hopefully we can keep Carolina pinned to their own goal line and make them sustain long drives. If that is the case Carolina will not score a lot. S Smith is, well, S Smith. He is going to get some catches but I think he will mostly contained, YAC.
All this is based on the lack of turnovers, which Atlanta has got to improve on. No one in the NFL can win coughin’ up the ball.
Unca' Bob
May 22nd, 2009
8:50 am
Atlanta 27-13
r dawg
May 22nd, 2009
9:38 am
do we have any updates from OTA’s?
Unca' Bob
May 22nd, 2009
9:55 am
FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. — When William Moore needs a boost of energy or a shot of inspiration he looks to his wristband, sock, or another piece of equipment that he’s marked with the No. 25.
That’s the number of a friend and teammate, Aaron O’Neal, who died in July 2005.
“Whenever I feel like I can’t go the extra step, I think about Aaron and what he put on the line,” the Falcons safety said.
The rookie has only worn the number to honor his friend once. But well before the Falcons drafted him he planned on using the jersey in the NFL. That opportunity will come sooner rather than later.
Cornerback Von Hutchins will give Moore No. 25 in exchange for a donation to the Lupus Foundation of America. Hutchins’ mother has lupus, and the six-year veteran supports the Georgia chapter of the foundation.
He said he’s happy to help the rookie carry the memory a teammate, adding he has worn four different numbers since high school and isn’t attached to No. 25.
“It will be a great opportunity for both of us to do something that’s special to both of our hearts,” he said.
Moore and O’Neal redshirted as freshmen and spent practices together on the scout team. They relished the opportunity to get the offense ready for the next game and dreamed about their coming time in the spotlight.
“We used to try to disrupt the offense and give them a great look every game,” Moore said. ” He was so competitive; we clicked from day one… He talked so much about how he wanted to be a Tiger. He grew up with Missouri football. He could not wait to play.”
Missouri honored O’Neal through what would have been his four-year career.
The No. 25 was not issued to any player during that span, though seniors took turns wearing it last season. Moore got the jersey on Senior Day. The contents of O’Neal’s locker were also left undisturbed for the past four years.
At the Tigers’ spring game, the university presented items the team used to honor their teammate to O’Neal’s family, including pictures that hung in the locker room. At the same time Moore made his intentions known to the family.
“Aaron is always with me on the field,” he said.
The hard-hitting safety found ways to remember O’Neal through college, saying he often thought of his friend during tough times on the practice field.
He finished with a record-breaking career, leaving Missouri as the school’s all-time leader in interceptions returned for touchdowns (11). His 284 career tackles rank fourth all-time among Tiger defensive backs.
Moore admits he was nervous about asking Hutchins for the number, but is happy he can honor a friend and support a noble cause.
“I would have done that anyway,” he said when asked about his conversation with Hucthins and the subsequent donation. ” We’re doing two good things at once.”
The switch will officially take place at Russell Falcons Training Camp, which opens Aug. 1.
Unca' Bob
May 22nd, 2009
10:02 am
In the weeks since the acquisition of tight end Tony Gonzalez members of the AF.com team have spent time debating what exactly the Pro Bowl tight end will do for the Falcons offense.
In a word… Plenty.
Of course, most people tend to focus on what the addition of Gonzalez will do for Matt Ryan’s passing numbers and Michael Turner’s running lanes. I contend he’ll have an equally great effect on the game of a various wide receivers.
Especially Harry Douglas.
Douglas caught 23 passes for 320 yards and a touchdown in his rookie season. He was drafted to work out of the slot and his speed and route running did not go unnoticed. If Gonzalez can pull a safety or a linebacker out of the middle of the field, Douglas can have more room to manuever.
The Georgia native is just happy the tight end is on the roster.
“Having Tony here is a great deal,” Douglas said. “His play speaks for itself. Multiple Pro Bowls… It’s great to add him here. He can play receiver and tight end. I’m thankful to have him here, too.”
r dawg,
How’s that.
WR
May 22nd, 2009
10:06 am
Hello crew, take a litte time away from the cage and you come back to rib eyes,and prime ribs. I’m behind a bit so I will get in my Pittsburgh predictions which shouldn’t be hard. Sarah is there a such thing as a girl beer,maybe Mich Ultra which is the equivalent to drinking a St.Pauli girl and you have already passed on the Ultra so its all good. Besides anytime your throwing back a six pack of any kind of beer your ready for a good time.
Special note to all: never drive to a beach at night unless you know exactly where your going. I arrived in Litchfield last night and I almost departed in Litchfield last night trying to find a secluded area. Some of the roads by this beach run directly into the ocean without any kind of breaker or barrier, it got strangely darker than normal which is when I realized that,that strange darkness was the ocean. Now this is a weird transition but on to my predictions.
WR
May 22nd, 2009
10:29 am
Pittsburgh Steelers, cream of the crop, this team was already good and then they add Evander Hood who is an excellent DT and he doesn’t have to come in and make a immediate impact, if he does that’s just an added bonus. Last year everyone considered the OL to be the weakness of the team but I can’t remember the last time a weak OL paved the way for an eventual superbowl champion.
1 Sep 10 TEN @ PIT (win)-Defense of their title begins,Kerry Collins enough said
2 Sep 20 PIT @ CHI (win)-Cutler needs receivers because Forte is shut down during this game
3 Sep 27 PIT @ CIN (win)-Bengals pull off miracle upset, yeah right,Palmer knocked out for at least two games
4 Oct 04 SD @ PIT (loss)-in a mild upset chargers take the Steelers down at home
5 Oct 11 PIT @ DET (win)-insert punchline here
6 Oct 18 CLE @ PIT (win)-or here
7 Oct 25 MIN @ PIT (win)-A healthy Brett Farve return could make this game interesting
8 Bye-7-1 with Den,Cin,KC coming up,only a Steeler fan can come up with this schedule
9 Nov 09 PIT @ DEN (win)-getting ready for the Ravens
10 Nov 15 CIN @ PIT (win-Fine tuning for the Ravens
11 Nov 22 PIT @ KC (win)-Cannot even think about the Ravens because this team is sooooo bad
12 Nov 29 PIT @ BAL (Loss)-Weak schedule catches up to Steelers
13 Dec 06 OAK @ PIT (win)
14 Dec 10 PIT @ CLE (win)
15 Dec 20 GB @ PIT (win)-Upset special,just kidding
16 Dec 27 BAL @ PIT (win)-Revenge in yet another grudge match
17 Jan 03 PIT @ MIA (loss)-Scout team starts this game as starters and reserves rest
13-3
WR
May 22nd, 2009
12:04 pm
Fellow members of the birdcage, D-Led has opened a new forum and its not going to be a positve or productive one, I say lets continue within this forum until another one of less hatred is available.
jason
May 22nd, 2009
12:06 pm
I know DOL has a new blog up. I will not be posting there. I will not sift through what I think is garbage to talk Falcon football with the crew in the CAGE. I will stay at this blog. I will be on off and on all day browsing.
Unca' Bob
May 22nd, 2009
12:43 pm
Reno911,
Good to hear from you again. I went there, read that, and I’m back.
Unca' Bob
May 22nd, 2009
12:51 pm
WR,
D-Led is correct when he stated that the blood letting needs to be done. When, and if, it finally subsides, I could go there, but not until.
row3
May 22nd, 2009
1:19 pm
Unca’Bob
Really enjoyed the piece you posted on William Moore and Von Hutchins, Classy move by both of them.
WR
May 22nd, 2009
1:25 pm
Unca’Bob, for one of the few times I disagree with you, what does the blood letting accomplish. The man committed a crime, he was punished and his punishment is almost over which means he has done his time. Blank has made it perfectly clear that he will not play for the Falcons again. The team is headed in a new and hopefully better direction so why go back and visit a horrible past. One minute we’re talking about how good the Falcons can be, the next we want them to have to relive the mess that transpired after the allegations and eventual conviction of the face of the franchise. Forgiving is forgetting,yes you remain aware of the past but in order to move on you forget it, people who fail to forget the past fail. Show me one QB or Corner that has failed to forget the past and I will show you a player who is not successful. Show me a professional in any kind of business who fails to forget the past and I will show you an unsucccessful professional. As the saying goes you take your wins with your loses whether playing sports or in life in general the ones who preform best in these scenarios are the most successful members of society, the ones who struggle are the same ones who continue to focus on bringing everyone else down to their level. Thats the biggest problem in the south, people fail to understand forgiving and forgetting, encouraging blood letting is good for those who like carnage. People who condone blood letting are the same ones who are okay with giving certain ethnic and racial groups one month out of a 12 month calendar year to be talked about.
Unca' Bob
May 22nd, 2009
1:33 pm
WR,
What I meant was getting poison out of everyones system so we all can move on, and hopefully not have to read such ilk. I for one have allready moved on.
Unca' Bob
May 22nd, 2009
1:36 pm
row3,
I am glad you did. One more example of the new Falcon mind set, class people with charater.
WR
May 22nd, 2009
1:56 pm
Unca’Bob, thats what I’m saying, people discussing hatred doesn’t get the poison out, people moving on does, look at our forum for example, when someone comes in with negative hate filled comments, we annoy it and move on, it works the same way in life, you cannot let the hate and ignorance of a small few effect the whole. Unca’Bob I was more upset with the fact that my post got deleted, and all that post said was for members of the birdcage to stay put where we were until a better topic comes along, basically stay away from whats going to be a hate bashing session. Unca’Bob you have always worked to keep us together in the cage and please don’t missunderstand me when I just want people to move on and let this human being move on.
Nookah, back in the house, its about time, where you been brother,friend,and fellow cage member.
row3
May 22nd, 2009
2:30 pm
Are we staying here, or going over there?
I did jump over there, and saw we should of won the Supper Bowl.
D3
May 22nd, 2009
2:55 pm
Whats up fellas? My vote is stay over here, because there is nothing but that old hate-spewing, vitriolic crap of the olden days.
Thanks a lot DOL. We don’t have to discuss it because it is a NON-ISSUE. He will never play again for the Falcons, end of story. Ridiculous.
Got my RB#2 analysis and a few recipes coming in a bit.
Unca' Bob
May 22nd, 2009
3:16 pm
Afternoon All,
Heard from Reno911, and Nookah all in the same day. Life is good. For my part, I would rather stay here until the people on the other blog move on.
jason
May 22nd, 2009
3:41 pm
What’s the beer of choice for Memorial Day Weekend?
Unca' Bob
May 22nd, 2009
3:53 pm
jason,
The “King”. Bud
jason
May 22nd, 2009
3:57 pm
I haven’t had that one in a while. It seems that DOL’s new blog has taken a little out of the cage. I am work now, but I will dropping my analysis on todays topics as soon as I get home. #2 RB Norwood.
falcon21
May 22nd, 2009
3:59 pm
Bud Light!
row3
May 22nd, 2009
4:10 pm
I don’t always drink beer, but when I do, I prefer DOS EQUIS !
Sarah B
May 22nd, 2009
4:14 pm
Hi everyone, I am off today and sspent it cleaning house and doing laundry. Because ?… It’s raining! I am soooo over this. I’m glad we decided to stay over here. This is a group with heads on their shoulders. I being another one who has already moved on as well. Right about the time Ryan’s 1st pass went for a touchdown right in front of my very eyes.
Sarah B
May 22nd, 2009
4:16 pm
Speaking of beer, I must go to the store because someone drank all mine last night.
jason
May 22nd, 2009
4:21 pm
I have to say, He is one of my role models. Looks like I am going to go Steaks on the grill. Drink some beer and maybe go with a little Madden this weekend instead of the NCAA.
Unca' Bob
May 22nd, 2009
4:35 pm
Sarah B,
I don’t know where you live, but you must have the prunes for fingers and toes. Seems like every time you post , it’s raining. LOL
Sarah B
May 22nd, 2009
5:03 pm
Unca’ Bob inside 285 and that’s all it’s been doing all April and May.
jason
May 22nd, 2009
5:22 pm
Made it home for the weekend. What’s going on in the Cage? Did a little browsing on the other site. Not as bad as I thought. Obviously a lot was deleted.
Sarah B
May 22nd, 2009
5:34 pm
Yeah Jason if it’s not nasty or racist over there DOL spent his day deleting it. Oh and the only Turner comment I have is he made me look a Fantasy Football genious last year and he was just sitting there about the 4th round LOL.
jason
May 22nd, 2009
5:36 pm
jason
May 22nd, 2009
1:48 pm
Nookah, About time one of our lost Cage members returns. Now if we can locate Seminole Warrior. WR, how’s going ? Unca’ Bob? Cutter? This is not a good blog to bring in the week end. At least it hasn’t gotten nasty yet.
The AFC notrh breaks like this. Pittsburgh, Division Champs, Followed by Baltimore; fighting for a wildcard. Then Cincinati and Cleveland. I don’t see Pittsburgh making the Super Bowl, maybe the AFC Championship.
I will be back later with my #3 RB, and continued analysis of the Carolina game.
jason
May 22nd, 2009
5:38 pm
Who will this years breakout rookie be?