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congratulations on a fine season carolina


KingsoftheSouth

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Hi guys, Im a falcons fan, and I wanted to congratulate you on a fine season and your division championship. You guys have the makings of a very solid team for years to come. Dont get down on your loss to bad to arizona, I thought the falcons would steam roll that team too, and was very disapointed when we got beat.

Turns out that arizona isnt who we thought they were. anyway I think the Nfc south for the next decade is between the Atlanta falcons and carolina panthers for the division title. You guys won round 1, im hoping that it is you guys that are the wildcards next season.

Im very excited about Matt ryan, and hope u guys dont hate him as bad as you hated vick, but i do hope he has some success against you. but dont hate him if he does, he's a really good class act guy.

You guys have a great rushing team, and great recievers, and i think we are very similar on offense with roddy white and michael turner. The good news is these guys are all young. so this could become a very good rivalry.

Anyway I just wanted to say, not to get too down on your team, you were not the only team disapointed by the arizona cardinals. and heres to a good division race for years to come(if the falcons can build a defense)

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