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Daily update ⋅ January 21, 2014
NEWS
Falcons in a rush to improve up front
ESPN (blog) - MOBILE, Ala. -- Although the Atlanta Falcons staff got a close view of the Senior Bowl prospects it coached during the first day of practices Monday, ...
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Mike Smith: Julio Jones still on schedule
ESPN (blog) - MOBILE, Ala. -- Atlanta Falcons head coach Mike Smith reiterated wide receiver Julio Jones is still on track to return this spring after undergoing foot ...
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The Periscope Post
Two-time head coach Mike Mularkey to be Titans assistant
The Daily News Journal - This is a 2010 photo of Mike Mularkey of the Atlanta Falcons NFL football team. This image reflects the Atlanta Falcons active roster as of Thursday, ...
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ESPN
What We're Talking About
ESPN - Colin will be joined by ESPN NFL analyst Trent Dilfer (10:45 a.m. ET), ESPN NFL analyst Tim Hasselbeck (11:15), Atlanta Falcons GM Thomas ...
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Monday Link Dump: Louis-Jean Out; WBB Falls
Soaring to Glory - Hmm." In a blog post on the Atlanta Falcons website, the NFL released a list of 98 underclassmen who applied for and have been granted entry into ...
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Stanford LB Trent Murphy happy to play on line
NFL.com - ... it's somewhat surprising that Senior Bowl North squad coaches from the Atlanta Falcons are taking him out of his comfort zone some this week with ...
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Philly.com
2014 Senior Bowl
ESPN (blog) - The Jaguars will coach the South team and the Atlanta Falcons will coach the North team, but each will switch rosters for a day on Thursday so they ...
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Skins' Morris replaces Seattle's Lynch in Pro Bowl
W*USA 9 - Dec 15, 2013; Atlanta, GA, USA; Washington Redskins running back Alfred Morris (46) stiff arms Atlanta Falcons cornerback Robert Alford (23) on a ...
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ESPN
Pete Carroll and the Seattle Seahawks are back in the ...
Sprout Wired - Last season, the 49ers defeated the Atlanta Falcons to advance to the Super Bowl, where they would lose to the Baltimore Ravens, and two years ago, ...
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Washington Post
Viewership rises for NFL conference championship games
Los Angeles Times - ... in the NFC game drew an average of 55.9 million viewers for Fox, a 33% surge from last year's match-up of San Francisco and the Atlanta Falcons.
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BLOGS
Lionel Vital will remain with Atlanta Falcons, won't become ...
Josh Hill - Dec 9, 2012; Tampa FL, USA; Tampa Bay Buccaneers helmet is seen during a game against the Philadelphia Eagles at Raymond James Stadium.
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Parity reigns as only 3 unbeaten groups and 2 winless teams remain. As normally occurs, some groups have fallen short of expectations. AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE AFC East: This department is not as tight as it appears in the beginning look. While the Patriots, Jets and Bills all share a tally of two wins and two losses up until now, Buffalo has lost one game each to the other two. AFC North: Baltimore has actually proded ahead of department due to a sway Cincinnati and a two and a half overall lead over Pittsburgh. Cleveland appears a serious contender for the first choice of the draft in April. AFC South: Houston is pulling away from the other pack. The Texans currently have actually defeated the Jaguars and the Titans in addition to other intra-conference success. In contrast, Oakland already has actually lost two divisional games. The Chiefs' sole gain happened over an NFC group while losing one in the department and another one within the conference. AdChoices AT&T - The iPhone 4S On Sale at ATT.com w / Free 2 day Shipping! Get Yours now at AT&T ® att.com/iphone4S Colts Football Items Get Your Indianapolis Colts Items! 2012 Colts Football Items. Shop.CBSSports.com NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE NFC East: Philadelphia holds a one game lead over Dallas and Washington. Nonetheless, neither of those trailing groups has actually played the Eagles yet. Regardless of only tracking the Eagles by one game in the standings, the Giants' shortage is greater due to 2 divisional losses, one to Philadelphia. NFC North: Minnesota holds a slight lead over Chicago and Green Bay. The former lost a divisional game while the latter is a game from first place. The Vikings will have to wait until next month to start securing the divisional title since they play within the division for 5 of the last seven games. The Lions are slipping back to their regular level of putridity after finally offering their followers an explanation to support with a playoff look last period. NFC South: Atlanta is running away with the division. The Falcons are unbeaten, consisting of a divisional gain. The other 3 teams have at least 3 losses each. The Saints are showing the value of a permanent coach in charge of a group, particularly when the head coach also functions as offensive coordinator. The loss of Sean Payton has actually crippled the Saints' hopes of hosting the Super Bowl. NFC West: Arizona has shocked the league with its unbeaten beginning. Nonetheless, San Francisco just tracks by one game and has yet to play a divisional game. Seattle's suspicious success over Green Bay the Seahawks' plight, winless in 2 divisional games. Parity reigns as only 3 undefeated groups and 2 winless groups stay. As normally takes place, some groups have fallen brief of expectations. The Chiefs' sole win happened over an NFC team while losing one in the division and another one within the conference. The other three teams have at least 3 losses each. The Saints are proving the relevance of a long-term coach in charge of a team, especially when the head coach additionally serves as offensive organizer.