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Do you have any confidence in ATL to beat NO?


PhillyB

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Yea, I think so. I cant believe im saying this but we should count our lucky stars the Falcons are still alive and have something to play for against the Saints since they are still alive. This is probably the happiest I have been that the Falcons still being alive in the playoff race. For my math/draft gurus, say we win out and miss the playoffs, where does our draft position stand? Should be top 12 or no worse than top 13 right?

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ATL over Saints*

Panthers over Browns

Ron shits the bed week 17, content with attempting a FG down by 5 with 34 seconds left in the fourth quarter.

 

"As you guys know, it's a process. The right plays were called, but we just failed to execute." 

 

Yada, yada, yada.

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I have zero confidence in Tampa Bay to take care of business, even at home. The Saints* took care of business on the road against the Bears, who may suck, but it's still hard to dominate any team for four quarters, and the Saints* did. This means our season (assuming we win out) is going to be on the line next Sunday. The Falcons absolutely HAVE to win.

 

Julio Jones should be back, and the Falcons are still technically alive (if they win out and the Saints lose out they make the playoffs, right?)

 

Anybody think it's gonna happen?

 

I hope so we have no choice but to put faith in Atlanta. I really hope they can beat the Saints next Sunday.

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