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There's               always               an               air               of               excitement               when               a               new               coach               takes               over               a               franchise               and               looks               to               turn               things               around.

It's               not               different               in               the               home               of               the               'Dirty               Bird,'               Atlanta,               where               former               University               of               Louisville               head               coach               Bobby               Petrino               is               taking               the               reigns               from               released               coach               Jim               Mora               Jr.

Whether               or               not               people               agreed               with               Mora's               dismissal,               it's               time               to               usher               in               the               Petrino               era.

There               are               some               lingering               concerns               regarding               this               team,               obviously,               but               they               also               made               some               interesting               moves               to               try               and               improve               this               team               and               get               back               to               the               top               of               the               NFC               South.

Can               they               do               so               with               this               new               focus?

What               about               the               legal               issues               that               seem               to               be               hovering               over               starting               quarterback               Michael               Vick's               head?

Time               to               take               a               look               into               the               Falcons               for               the               2007               NFL               season.

Atlanta               Falcons               
               2006               Record               (Standing):               7-9               (3rd               in               NFC               South)               
               2006               Postseason               (If               app.):               n/a               
               Head               Coach               (Career               Record):               Bobby               Petrino,               1st               season               
               Key               Additions:               WR               Joe               Horn               (FA;               New               Orleans),               QB               Joey               Harrington               (FA;               Miami)               
               Key               Losses:               DE               Patrick               Kerney               (FA;               Seattle),               FB               Justin               Griffith               (FA;               Oakland),               WR               Ashley               Lelie               (FA;               San               Francisco),               CB               Jason               Webster               (Cut;               Buffalo)
               Positives:               Their               offensive               line               is               one               of               the               best               in               the               NFL.

Wayne               Gandy               still               remains               a               veteran               presence               at               left               tackle,               but               he's               reaching               that               point               where               retirement               is               becoming               a               possibility.

Petrino               has               already               penciled               in               rookie               Justin               Blalock               from               Texas               as               the               starting               left               guard;               he's               got               the               caliber               and               the               talent,               that's               for               sure.

According               to               unofficial               stats               listed               on               the               Falcons               homepage,               he               allowed               only               2               quarterback               pressures               and               1               sack               last               season.
               Todd               McClure               has               been               a               model               of               consistency               for               the               Falcons               with               an               consecutive               games               streak               of               80               going               into               this               season               as               the               center               and               signal-caller               for               the               line.

Kynan               Forney               returns               from               a               shoulder               injury               to               solidify               the               right               side               with               partner               Todd               Weiner               at               tackle.

This               is               a               formidable               line;               with               the               veteran               presence               (minus               Blalock),               this               unit               helped               the               Falcons               lead               the               NFL               in               rushing               last               season.

Their               pass               protection               is               very               solid               as               well,               oftentimes               allowing               Michael               Vick               the               time               to               scramble               and               find               receivers.
               The               defense               has               unit               that               features               some               strong               veterans               up               front               on               the               line.

This               unit               ranked               in               the               top               10               (9th               overall)               in               yards               allowed               per               game               on               the               ground.

Whether               it's               the               duo               in               the               middle,               agile               Jonathan               Babineaux               or               big               boy               Grady               Jackson.

The               duo               actually               works               very               well               together;               Jackson               provides               the               big               body               inside               to               clog               up               running               lanes               and               Babineaux               is               the               younger               member               of               this               duo,               but               he               should               get               even               more               time               this               season               as               he               will               be               the               starting               tackle               opposite               Jackson.
               John               Abraham               came               over               last               season               for               the               New               York               Jets               and               had               a               nagging               groin               injury               that               kept               him               slightly               ineffective               for               half               of               the               2006               season.

With               renewed               health               and               focus,               Abraham               should               be               able               to               bounce               back               and               come               closer               to               the               projections               that               everyone               had               for               him               coming               over               from               New               York.

Add               to               that               rookie               end               Jamaal               Anderson               from               the               University               of               Arkansas               and               this               team               might               be               dangerous               in               terms               of               pass               rushers.

Anderson               will               benefit               from               having               Abraham               on               the               other               side               and               the               two               men               in               the               middle.

As               a               rookie,               he               should               be               given               ample               opportunity               to               work               against               single               blocking               schemes               and               showcase               what               he               can               do.

They               expect               him               to               step               in               for               the               departed               Patrick               Kerney               (Seattle)               and               make               that               impact               immediately               for               the               team.
               Their               linebacking               corps               could               be               one               of               the               better               ones               in               the               NFL.

Veteran               Keith               Brooking               leads               them               from               the               inside.

Brooking,               the               only               current               player               on               the               Atlanta               roster               who               played               in               the               1998               Super               Bowl,               has               started               every               game               for               the               Falcons               in               the               past               6               seasons               and               has               proven               to               be               a               tackling               machine.

It's               a               cliché               used               very               often               when               speaking               about               linebackers,               but               Brooking               fits               that               mold               perfectly.

Brooking               makes               sure               tackles               and               is               rarely               out               of               position.
               However,               if               Brooking               is               the               solid               guy,               then               DeMorrio               Williams               is               the               playmaker.

His               stats               do               not               reflect               is               as               much               as               in               2005,               but               Williams               is               the               man               who               makes               it               happen               for               the               linebackers.

Williams               is               solid               in               coverage               and               does               everything               from               forcing               turnovers               to               making               the               hard               tackles,               and               he               even               has               registered               2               scoring               TDs               in               the               past               two               seasons.

Michael               Boley               controls               the               strongside               position               and               does               it               well.

Last               season,               in               14               starts               and               seeing               action               in               all               16               games,               Boley               was               a               force.

He               recorded               3               sacks,               3               fumbles               recovered,               1               fumble               forced,               2               interceptions,               and               7               passes               defensed.

Boley               is               the               one               many               offenses               did               not               pay               attention               to               last               season;               but               be               sure               they               know               who               he               is               now.
               Negatives:               The               secondary               was               a               little               worse               off               for               wear;               ranked               29th               in               the               league               in               yards               allowed,               only               ranking               ahead               of               Arizona,               Minnesota,               and               Cincinnati               in               that               stat.

It's               not               to               say               they               aren't               talented,               or               that               it's               all               their               fault,               either.

DeAngelo               Hall               is               considered               one               of               the               more               talented               cornerbacks               in               the               league               and               is               a               solid               cover               corner               in               an               era               where               so               few               are               available.

According               to               the               Falcons               website,               less               than               50%               of               the               passes               thrown               in               his               direction               were               completed               last               season.

Hall               is               fast,               uses               excellent               instincts,               and               is               a               tough               competitor.

Those               are               all               traits               for               successful               corners.

It               appears               as               though               new               acquisition               Lewis               Sanders               will               be               opposite               Hall               as               the               other               cornerback.

This               might               prove               to               be               the               spot               where               most               teams               will               challenge               the               Falcons.
               Sanders               started               7               games               last               season               for               the               Houston               Texans,               but               a               hand               injury               ended               his               season               early.

Sanders               could               be               the               corner               to               adequately               compliment               Hall;               he               is               an               athletic               corner               who               can               stay               with               quick               receivers               and               muscle               up               bigger               guys               as               well.

Veterans               Lawyer               Milloy               and               Chris               Crocker               both               anchor               the               defense               as               the               safeties.

Milloy,               one               of               the               leaders               of               this               team               on               the               field,               provides               both               corners               with               a               nice               security               blanket.

Not               many               safeties               know               the               nuances               of               the               other               positions               on               the               field               as               well               as               Milloy;               his               anticipation               skills               rival               any               safety               in               the               league               and               his               experience               and               game               knowledge               are               top-notch.

Crocker               returns               after               a               solid               initial               season               with               the               Falcons               in               2006.

He               might               get               lost               in               the               running               game,               but               his               main               responsibilities               being               the               free               safety               is               to               patrol               the               back               end.

They               will               have               to               improve,               however,               for               the               Falcons               to               be               in               games               during               the               2007               season.
               Even               if               there               were               no               legal               questions               around               Michael               Vick               and               the               federal               indictment               regarding               his               involvement               in               dog               fighting               rings,               there               would               still               be               a               huge               question               mark               regarding               his               ability               to               be               the               "Superstar"               quarterback               everyone               pegged               him               to               be               when               he               was               the               #1               overall               selection               in               2001.

His               career               completion               percentage               hovers               just               above               53%               and               he               averages               only               6.7               yards               per               completion.

This               means               one               of               his               perceived               biggest               strengths,               his               big               arm,               is               almost               completely               nullified               by               his               inability               to               throw               an               accurate               ball               and               read               defenses.

Simply               put,               as               a               quarterback,               Michael               Vick               makes               an               excellent               running               back.

It               does               not               get               much               better               for               the               Falcons               after               Vick               though;               first-round               bust               Joey               Harrington               was               signed               to               be               a               backup,               but               he               might               see               significant               time               if               Vick's               legal               troubles               force               him               to               miss               games.

Chris               Redman               and               D.J.

Shockley               are               the               other               two               quarterbacks               on               the               roster,               but               Shockley               has               no               NFL               game               experience.
               Offensive               Grade:               Whoever               takes               the               helm,               whether               if               it's               Vick               or               Joey               Harrington,               the               quarterback               position               could               be               the               weak               link               of               the               offense.

If               the               quarterback               situation               plays               itself               out,               whether               Vick               can               progress               under               Petrino's               high-powered               attacking               offense               or               one               of               the               other               quarterbacks               on               the               roster               can               emerge,               the               skill               players               are               talented               and               can               make               plays.

Warrick               Dunn               still               gives               Atlanta               a               consistent               back               they               can               count               on               and               durability               (has               played               all               16               games               for               3               consecutive               seasons).

Even               going               into               his               11th               season,               Dunn               still               has               the               ability               to               get               inside               the               tackles               and               get               positive               yardage.

His               scoring               production               has               dropped               a               bit,               but               this               could               pick               up               again               because               of               the               apparent               need               for               the               Falcons               to               stay               true               to               the               run               game               without               a               solid               quarterback.

The               Falcons               might               be               hurt               by               the               defection               of               veteran               fullback               Justin               Griffith,               who               took               off               in               free               agency               to               Oakland.

Griffith               was               not               only               an               exceptional               lead               blocker,               but               a               very               solid               pass-catcher               as               well               (23               rec.

and               3               TDs).
               There               has               been               even               more               shuffling               in               the               wide               receiver               corps               again               this               season;               NFL               veteran               Joe               Horn               comes               over               from               NFC               South               rival               New               Orleans               as               the               biggest               acquisition.

Also,               underachieving               free               agent               pick               up               Ashley               Lelie               has               left               for               San               Francisco.

Horn               is               an               upgrade               over               Lelie,               but               again,               it               all               ties               into               the               quarterback               situation.

The               young               receivers               (Roddy               White               and               Michael               Jenkins)               must               step               up               and               reach               their               supposed               potential.

At               tight               end,               Alge               Crumpler               may               be               one               of               the               more               underrated               tight               ends               in               the               league.

But               he               has               incredibly               soft               hands               and               makes               the               catch               as               long               as               he               can               get               to               the               pass.

Do               not               sleep               on               Crumpler's               ability               to               block               as               well;               it's               a               vital               part               of               the               Atlanta               ground               game.

The               offensive               line               should               be               solid               for               the               team               and               provide               some               of               the               foundation               they               need               to               be               consistent.


               Overall               Grade:               B-/C+               (if               Vick               does               not               play               or               misses               significant               time)
               Defensive               Grade:               This               defense               is               one               of               the               better               units               in               the               NFL.

The               line               is               formidable               and               could               provide               the               Falcons               with               great               pressure               both               against               the               pass               and               still               stay               solid               against               the               run.

John               Abraham               looks               to               be               healthy               and               has               some               great               support               on               the               line               with               Jonathan               Babineaux               and               Grady               Johnson.

Their               linebackers               are               all               playmakers               and               are               all               versatile.

Keith               Brooking               is               as               good               of               a               leader               in               the               front               seven               as               any               other               team               has               got.

When               expects               talk               about               linebackers               that               seem               to               always               make               a               play               when               needed,               Brooking               was               there.

Demorrio               Williams               is               back               as               their               playmaker,               and               Michael               Boley               is               continuing               to               grow.

Where               the               defense               needs               to               improve               is               in               the               passing               defense.

They               are               not               without               the               talent,               it               just               seems               as               though               they               did               not               put               it               all               together               last               season.

DeAngelo               Hall               is               one               of               the               league's               best               up-and-coming               corners,               but               the               opposite               spot               remains               a               question               mark.

The               safeties               are               solid,               but               they               cannot               perform               like               they               did               in               2006               or               they               are               going               to               have               similar               issues.


               Overall               Grade:               B+
               Special               Teams:               The               Michael               Koenen               experiment               was               not               successful               for               the               Falcons               last               season.

Although               he               showed               them               that               he               had               the               leg               strength               to               be               a               successful               punter               and               kickoff               specialist,               but               not               enough               accuracy               to               sustain               the               job               as               the               field               goal               kicker.

Koenen               hit               only               3               of               his               9               field               goal               attempts               in               2006               and               had               3               blocked               before               the               Falcons               brought               in               veteran               kicker               Morten               Andersen.

This               season,               the               kicking               duties               will               be               given               to               either               Aaron               Elling               or               Billy               Cundiff,               two               journeymen               NFL               kickers.

Elling               spent               his               last               season               in               the               NFL               with               the               Baltimore               Ravens               in               2005,               while               Cundiff               played               for               New               Orleans               for               5               games               last               season,               missing               his               only               field               goal               attempt.

Cundiff               might               be               the               more               accurate               of               the               two               kickers,               but               Elling               has               the               bigger               leg.

The               Falcons               team               website               lists               Elling               as               the               starter,               but               we'll               truly               see               who               it               is               come               August.

The               aforementioned               Koenen               will               return               as               the               punter               and               kickoff               specialist.

Koenen's               net               punt               average               was               a               respectable               36.8               yards               last               season,               and               he               had               a               touchback               percentage               of               7.9.

One               of               the               NFL's               fastest               players,               Allen               Rossum,               is               still               back               returning               kicks               for               the               Dirty               Birds.

Rossum               returned               37               punts               and               46               kickoffs               for               the               Falcons               last               season,               and               although               did               not               return               any               for               touchdowns,               his               averages               were               very               respectable               and               he               can               still               be               considered               dangerous               to               teams               who               do               not               stay               disciplined               in               coverage.


               Overall               Grade:               C+
               Coaching               Staff:               Bobby               Petrino               did               very               well               in               turning               the               University               of               Louisville               into               a               perennial               power               in               Conference               USA               and               with               their               transition               to               the               Big               East,               but               now               he               must               make               the               transition               to               the               NFL               and               might               need               to               do               it               without               a               quarterback               firmly               in               place.

Petrino               seems               to               be               equipped               for               the               job               regardless               of               the               obstacles.

After               leading               one               of               the               strongest               offenses               in               Division               I               football,               Petrino               is               expected               to               do               that               same               type               of               work               with               the               Falcons               offense               and               make               them               infinitely               more               explosive               and               potent.

Petrino               will               most               likely               do               that               with               his               quick-strike               offense,               which               is               known               for               hitting               opponents               early               and               often.

With               this               offense               in               Atlanta,               Petrino               will               have               the               tools               necessary               in               order               to               make               the               quick               transition               into               the               NFL               game.

His               running               back               is               durable,               his               receivers               are               fast,               and               he's               got               a               great               position               tight               end.

It               does               not               hurt               that               Petrino               has               surrounded               himself               with               established               NFL               guys.

His               offensive               coordinator,               Hue               Jackson,               had               the               task               of               working               with               the               Cincinnati               Bengals'               receivers               the               past               3               seasons,               turning               them               into               one               of               the               best               corps               in               the               NFL.

Jackson               is               not               without               experience;               he               called               plays               in               Washington               under               Steve               Spurrier               back               in               2003.

Jackson               is               known               for               player               development,               but               the               challenge               here               will               be               whether               or               not               he               can               grasp               Petrino's               offensive               playbook               and               call               good               games               for               the               Falcons'               personnel.

Meanwhile,               the               defensive               staff               is               headed               by               a               familiar               name               for               NFL               fans,               especially               Cowboy               fans.

Mike               Zimmer,               who               spent               the               last               7               years               working               with               the               Dallas               Cowboys               as               the               defensive               coordinator.

Zimmer               did               an               excellent               job               molding               the               Dallas               defense               despite               a               high               rate               of               turnaround               and               a               lot               of               rookies               and               young               players.

The               name               of               his               game               is               aggression,               just               like               Petrino               on               offense.

With               the               names               on               that               defense               (Brooking,               Abraham,               Hall),               Zimmer               might               have               a               defense               with               enough               talent               to               be               one               of               the               best               units               in               the               league.

His               defenses               are               always               statistically               among               the               top               half               of               the               NFL,               and               the               talent               in               Atlanta               should               allow               him               the               opportunity               to               use               his               aggressive               style               in               games.


               Overall               Grade:               B+
               Bold               Predictions               
               Record:               8-8               
               Offensive               MVP:               Warrick               Dunn               
               Defensive               MVP:               John               Abraham               
               Notes:               It               will               be               interesting               to               see               who               the               quarterback               will               be.

Joey               Harrington               has               never               been               strong,               but               he               could               do               well               with               the               Falcons.

This               season               could               be               a               building               season               under               head               coach               Bobby               Petrino.






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