ATLANTA FALCONS Vs Chicago Bears - KOD
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Falcons took me down last week playing San Fran like they were some Falcon stud puppy's.
This should be a very close game here in Atlanta tonight. Chicago will not lay down and get stomped by any means.
Game could be decided by a field goal.
The Falcons are always energized on their home field especially at night. They are 13-1 and the last QB that beat them was Cutler playing for Denver.
But that was a differant team.
Chicago has holes in their defense as does Atlanta.
Atlanta has to have the edge with their receivers over Cutler working with his for a limited time.
Turner and Norwood should be able to run rampant at times and that will open things up for Matt Ryan to throw it around the horn to Roddy White, Jenkins, Tony G, and the rest . Alot of weapons.
I dont like the fact that Oli Magasucli sp
is injured as he is a hella blocker. But others will step in.
Chicago has good special teams and may get a score from that area. Knox and Hestser etc
I think we all are seeing a close game that could go either way . We see this alot in the NFL.
Give me the moneyline as I believe Atlanta will be too much in the end and win this game at home.
Keeping Chicago offense off the field will be the strategy here for Atlanta. They are very capable to sustain long drives and score in the red zone.
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Falcons took me down last week playing San Fran like they were some Falcon stud puppy's.
This should be a very close game here in Atlanta tonight. Chicago will not lay down and get stomped by any means.
Game could be decided by a field goal.
The Falcons are always energized on their home field especially at night. They are 13-1 and the last QB that beat them was Cutler playing for Denver.
But that was a differant team.
Chicago has holes in their defense as does Atlanta.
Atlanta has to have the edge with their receivers over Cutler working with his for a limited time.
Turner and Norwood should be able to run rampant at times and that will open things up for Matt Ryan to throw it around the horn to Roddy White, Jenkins, Tony G, and the rest . Alot of weapons.
I dont like the fact that Oli Magasucli sp
is injured as he is a hella blocker. But others will step in.
Chicago has good special teams and may get a score from that area. Knox and Hestser etc
I think we all are seeing a close game that could go either way . We see this alot in the NFL.
Give me the moneyline as I believe Atlanta will be too much in the end and win this game at home.
Keeping Chicago offense off the field will be the strategy here for Atlanta. They are very capable to sustain long drives and score in the red zone.
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yeh Atlanta was coming off bye last week.
Sometimes it energizes teams and sometimes not.
After all this is the NFL.
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quick story about the Dome. General Contractor calls me to come to the Dome as they are making a new parking lot within walking distance. They want fence to protect the area while they work. The guy later told me that during a site inspection they found a guy dead in the parking lot. He had been run over many times and shot in the head.
But before he shows up , I get there early and there is no one around. I am parked in a large field under a viaduct within close proximity to the Dome.
I see these three guys coming towards me. They all have head bands and one is riding a bike. They look like killers or worse, so I am immediately alerted. I pretend tp be on my cell phone as they approach. and I reach behind the seat and get a hold of my Sig Sauer .45 auto so I have it in my hand. It is chambered and ready to go.
As they walk past the truck, I am hoping they are not going to pull a gun or whatever so I wouldn't have to shoot them, break my truck window and get blood all over everywhere.
They walk past the drivers side within a few feet, and I watch as they go by. I smile inside, glad to live another day at the Georgia Dome.
Falcons owner Blank is looking at moving the Dome to the suburbs where its safer and more of a family environment. Good idea Arthur.
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Hey KOD , want us to park your truck
for you homes ?
KOD - uh no thanks guys , but Go Falcons
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1. Falcons will try to pull in safeties with run: One of the big reasons the Atlanta passing game opened up this past weekend was because the Falcons got back to running the football, opening up the play-action passing game. The Bears are primarily a Cover 2 defense, which means the Falcons will see a lot of seven-man boxes early in the game. Look for them to come out and run the ball early in an effort to get the Bears' safeties closer to the line of scrimmage.
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seems simple enough
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seems simple enough
After losing in New England on Sept. 27, Atlanta emerged from its week off with a 45-10 thumping of NFC West-leading San Francisco.
Ryan threw for a career-best 329 yards and two touchdowns to Roddy White, and capped the scoring with a 1-yard run midway through the fourth quarter.
White finished with a team-record 210 yards on eight receptions, including a 90-yard touchdown that started a string of 31 unanswered points.
The Falcons finished with 477 total yards of offense, their best output since amassing 533 against Detroit on Dec. 12, 2002. Michael Turner narrowly missed his second 100-yard rushing game of the season, gaining 97 on 22 carries.
"We did it today a little bit in the air and some on the ground," Ryan said. "I feel like even doing what we did and scoring that many points, we can still get better."
Turner, a Chicago-area native and Northern Illinois graduate,
He was second in the NFL with 106.2 rush yards per game in 2008, and ranks sixth this season with 80.8.
The Bears, meanwhile, have struggled to run the ball for much of this season. Matt Forte finished with 121 yards on 12 carries and scored his first touchdown in the win over the Lions, but 61 yards came on one run.:scared
That one rush also accounts for nearly 17 percent of Chicago's 366 rushing yards in 2009. The Bears rank 27th in the NFL with 91.5 rush yards per game.
Without Forte's long run, that average would drop to 76.3, putting them ahead of only Houston, Arizona and San Diego. Forte has run for 271 yards this season after gaining 1,238 as a rookie.
Since their 1985 championship season, the Bears have won eight of 10 meetings with the Falcons. However, they are 2-2 at the Georgia Dome after last season's bitter defeat.
"It was a big win, but that's done. That was last year," Ryan said. "They're a different football team this year. We know how a tough team coming in, a tough matchup. We're just doing what we can to get ready to play."
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Chicagos inability to run consistantly could be the main factor in winning this play. Cutler having to do it all may be too much to ask.
Ryan threw for a career-best 329 yards and two touchdowns to Roddy White, and capped the scoring with a 1-yard run midway through the fourth quarter.
White finished with a team-record 210 yards on eight receptions, including a 90-yard touchdown that started a string of 31 unanswered points.
The Falcons finished with 477 total yards of offense, their best output since amassing 533 against Detroit on Dec. 12, 2002. Michael Turner narrowly missed his second 100-yard rushing game of the season, gaining 97 on 22 carries.
"We did it today a little bit in the air and some on the ground," Ryan said. "I feel like even doing what we did and scoring that many points, we can still get better."
Turner, a Chicago-area native and Northern Illinois graduate,
He was second in the NFL with 106.2 rush yards per game in 2008, and ranks sixth this season with 80.8.
The Bears, meanwhile, have struggled to run the ball for much of this season. Matt Forte finished with 121 yards on 12 carries and scored his first touchdown in the win over the Lions, but 61 yards came on one run.:scared
That one rush also accounts for nearly 17 percent of Chicago's 366 rushing yards in 2009. The Bears rank 27th in the NFL with 91.5 rush yards per game.
Without Forte's long run, that average would drop to 76.3, putting them ahead of only Houston, Arizona and San Diego. Forte has run for 271 yards this season after gaining 1,238 as a rookie.
Since their 1985 championship season, the Bears have won eight of 10 meetings with the Falcons. However, they are 2-2 at the Georgia Dome after last season's bitter defeat.
"It was a big win, but that's done. That was last year," Ryan said. "They're a different football team this year. We know how a tough team coming in, a tough matchup. We're just doing what we can to get ready to play."
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Chicagos inability to run consistantly could be the main factor in winning this play. Cutler having to do it all may be too much to ask.
GL today Scott. My allegiance to my Bears ends at the pay window :SIB I think Matt Ryan & Crew (come on Roddy White in FF) put a hurt on the Monsters of the Midway today kurby
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money pouring in on the Falcons now.
lines jumping up
MoneyLine -225
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money pouring in on the Falcons now.
lines jumping up
1. Get on the right side
2. Reduce your risk
3. Don't be a homer
3. Cash the ticket
4. no woman, no children
KOD
2. Reduce your risk
3. Don't be a homer
3. Cash the ticket
4. no woman, no children
KOD
...............................................................Sorry Scotty....
Bears pull out the squeaker.....and still fly under the radar has the blowhards talk about the vikings and saints this week...
enjoy the game
