Saints got pressure on Ryan 21 out of 42 drop backs with mostly 3-4 man rushes.
watched the Falcons, they are slow
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OK SO I saw this thread yesterday and as luck would have it ,I had videod the Saints/Falcons game so I re-watched it last night.
Both teams looked slow IMO, I came away with the thought that Atlanta is fortunate to have Matt Ryan that he's playing behind an o-line that is below average( not any better and likely worse than the AZ line),that our d-line should continue on a a sack pace much like the pace we set last week and unless they can keep getting second and third and short they/Ryan are/is in for a very rough afternoon.
I think our DT's will get sacks this game, not predicting an outcome, their only real sack threat IMO is Osi Umenyiura who is also a bit of a liability in the run game .
If you compare who makes their tackles they don't have a d-lineman in the top 5 in tackles and only one in the top 7,whereas we have one in the top 5 ,2 in the top 7 . That means to me their d-line isn't good at getting off blocks their run defense is asking to much of the back 7 and if that is how they play us Cook is gonna have a monster game again this week.
I am confident going into this game ,I think we are better o-line against their d-line and WAY better our d-line against their o-line.
BTW Ogletree is going home guys and he was our team leader in tackles Sunday (playing the same position Dunbar did last year) I think he can cover whoever they throw at him.
I better quit typing here, before I make a prediction.
Both teams looked slow IMO, I came away with the thought that Atlanta is fortunate to have Matt Ryan that he's playing behind an o-line that is below average( not any better and likely worse than the AZ line),that our d-line should continue on a a sack pace much like the pace we set last week and unless they can keep getting second and third and short they/Ryan are/is in for a very rough afternoon.
I think our DT's will get sacks this game, not predicting an outcome, their only real sack threat IMO is Osi Umenyiura who is also a bit of a liability in the run game .
If you compare who makes their tackles they don't have a d-lineman in the top 5 in tackles and only one in the top 7,whereas we have one in the top 5 ,2 in the top 7 . That means to me their d-line isn't good at getting off blocks their run defense is asking to much of the back 7 and if that is how they play us Cook is gonna have a monster game again this week.
I am confident going into this game ,I think we are better o-line against their d-line and WAY better our d-line against their o-line.
BTW Ogletree is going home guys and he was our team leader in tackles Sunday (playing the same position Dunbar did last year) I think he can cover whoever they throw at him.
I better quit typing here, before I make a prediction.
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I just read where the Falcon's LEFT OT has a very sore knee. He also missed practice Wednesday. Me thinks that knee will be ailing worse just when the game begins Sunday when he lines up & looks to his left & see Robert Quinn with a big grin :sly:
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I think "slow" means they aren't gonna get those big plays, explosive plays. But that doesn't mean their trio of stud WRs can't methodically get 1st downs and score points.
I really hope Jeff Fisher has a great game plan and Cortland Finnegan rebounds from last week.
This game is winnable and would be a great statement game to win against a SB contending team on the road.
The last couple Atlanta games have been miserable.
-Last game of 2008 was oh-so close. And procedded to go 2-14. Doh.
-2010. Two words: Shovel pass.
I really hope Jeff Fisher has a great game plan and Cortland Finnegan rebounds from last week.
This game is winnable and would be a great statement game to win against a SB contending team on the road.
The last couple Atlanta games have been miserable.
-Last game of 2008 was oh-so close. And procedded to go 2-14. Doh.
-2010. Two words: Shovel pass.
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I love the Rams' chances in this one but I'm not overconfident. The Falcons are indeed a superbowl contender IF their OL improves and their D improves. I thought before the season started that the Falcons could very well have the best O in the league but their D is suspect for a team that is one of the favorites to go to the big game. Rest assured, I'll try and raise the roof off the Ga Dome come Sunday! BLUE AND GOLD BABY!!!!!!!!