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EndScore Report: In Your Face Roger McDowell and Atlanta Falcons
This week's "In Your Face" has DV and Chris putting on blast, former New York Mets star and current Atlanta Braves pitching coach, Roger McDowell. McDowell engaged in tomfoolery and straight-up stupidity at the ballpark and deserves the "in your face" treatment!
The other recipient has to go to the Atlanta Falcons for trading five picks (two first-rounders, one second, and two fourth-round picks) to the Cleveland Browns to move up 21 spots to select Julio Jones with the sixth overall pick, a wide-receiver to match up with Roddy White. I guess Jones is some sort of savior, which means that A.J. Green, the first wide receiver selected is a god then. Too many picks given up for one pick, no matter where it is. In your face, ATL... it's not a good week for you sports-wise. Thank goodness for the Atlanta Hawks! Listen to this week's "In Your Face"!
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NFL Preview: Atlanta Falcons
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ATLANTA FALCONS
2007 RECORD: 4-12
Overview: The Atlanta Falcons are ten seasons removed from there affectionate nick name the “Dirty Birds”. Since that improbable run to Super Bowl XXXIII, saying the Falcons have had their ups and downs is an understatement. The franchise’s world came to a halt before the 07-08 season began when their most valuable player and starting quarterback Michael Vick was jailed for dogfighting, leaving the team at a complete loss at that position. On the other side of the ball, they had a lot of room for improvement. That unit allowed 414 points, highest in the division. And when it seemed that it could not get any worse their “leader,” head coach Bobby Petrino, left the team after their 13th game. It turns out Bobby Petrino was only joking when he signed that five-year contract with Atlanta. With all of that going off and on the field, the Falcons finished their ‘07 campaign with a 4-12 record.
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