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- 1 hour ago Falcons - Panthers recap: The wheels keep on turning, and they grind Carolina to dust
The Falcoholic — Photo by Jacob Kupferman/ The Falcons are suddenly, improbably on fire, and they’ve won two in a row. The Falcons may as well have spun themselves a chrysalis and emerged as a glorious butterfly, because this has been nothing short of a miraculous transformation. They’re now 2-0 in their last two games, having outscored their opponents 55-12 and putting the rest of their division on notice that they’re not just going to sink quietly into the basement and stay there. As they were busily beating Carolina all over the field, you couldn’t help but simultaneously marvel and get...
1 hour ago - 3 hours ago Falcoholinks: All the Falcons news you need for Monday, Nov. 18
The Falcoholic — Jeremy Brevard-USA TODAY Sports Links for Victory Monday. Falcoholinks are a top-shelf way to start the week, so as always, here they are bright and early. Falcons - Panthers recap The Falcons entered this game fairly banged up, with a couple of marquee absences in Devonta Freeman and Austin Hooper, and with the immediate question looming: Could Atlanta build on its win against New Orleans? They answered that question with a resounding yes. The Falcons surgically dismantled the Panthers on the road, earning a 29-3 victory and pushing their 2019 record to 3-7, and the all-time series...
3 hours ago - 9 hours ago Falcons vs. Panthers: post-game injury report
The Falcoholic — Jeremy Brevard-USA TODAY Sports Fact: McDonald’s never puts too much ice in Takk McKinley’s Diet Coke The Falcons did the unthinkable today: they won a second football game in two weeks. I’m told that’s a called “winning streak.” Now at 3-7, the Falcons don’t appear to be the complete train wreck we thought they were just 8 days ago. But alas, today’s win came at a cost because there were a couple of noteworthy injuries worth breaking down. Adrian Clayborn was knocked out of the game with a groin injury late in the 4th quarter. He had 2 sacks on the day, including the...
9 hours ago - 13 hours ago How the rest of the NFC South fared in Week 11
The Falcoholic — Photo by Julio Aguilar/ The Saints bounced back, unfortunately. It’s common knowledge in sports that if you take care of your own business, you don’t have to worry about anybody else as far as the standings are concerned. While this is entirely true, getting some help along the way is never a bad thing. This column will be completely dedicated to the results of the other three NFC South teams throughout the season; hopefully we’ll be able to bask in their failures together. New Orleans Saints 34, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 17 The Saints bounced back from their home defeat to the...
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