wow… Terrible
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Do you all think it could be possible that vicks return could rip our fan base apart. I mean you have the vick lover, the vick haters, and the actual falcons fans. I fall in the actual falcons fans category, but my secondary would be a ryan fan. I loved vick while he was here but the fact is he turned his back on us. His actions made us endure 2007. I am really hoping this does not turn out to be a big deal during this game. I know it will be hyped up all week by the media. Falcon nation we really need to stand strong during this. I hope nobody decides to jump ship to the eagles fan base. But if they do to **** with them they can have him.
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Vick smiled when asked about the kind of reaction he expected from Falcons fans.

“I’m going to get a great reaction from the crowd. It’s going to be a standing ovation,” he said, smiling. “It’s still my city.”

Is this what you will do Falcon Fans? Will you provide the QB for the Philadelphia Eagles, our opponent in a must win game, a standing ovation? Is this still Vick’s city?

I sure hope not!

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I just saw an ad for the games Fox will run next week at the 1 pm Eastern slot:

ATL-PHI
NO-WAS
STL-CHI
TB-CAR
DET-CIN

If our game isn’t the default game around the country then something is messed up.
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I hope the coaches and training staff think about what happened to Turner today. If he isn’t ready to go don’t play him, Redman can beat the Eagles in the Dome.
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Elam is cut first thing Monday morning. Either Matt Bryant or Brandon Coutu is signed immediately afterward in time for our practices for this week. That kicker will remain our kicker for the remainder of the season. If it is Coutu and he does well, he will be looked at as our longtime kicker.

At least, that is what they SHOULD do. You gotta cut him now if for nothing else to prove to the rest of the players that unacceptable play like that is well, unacceptable.
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Atlanta Falcons' Thomas Johnson(notes) celebrates after Atlanta defeated the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 20-17 in an NFL football game in Atlanta, Sunday, Nov. 29, 2009.

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Atlanta Falcons' Thomas Johnson(notes) celebrates after Atlanta defeated the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 20-17 in an NFL football game in Atlanta, Sunday, Nov. 29, 2009.

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Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Josh Freeman(notes) is sacked by Atlanta Falcons' Jonathan Babineaux(notes) in the fourth quarter of an NFL football game in Atlanta, Sunday, Nov. 29, 2009. Atlanta won 20-17.

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Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Josh Freeman(notes) is sacked by Atlanta Falcons' Jonathan Babineaux(notes) in the fourth quarter of an NFL football game in Atlanta, Sunday, Nov. 29, 2009. Atlanta won 20-17.

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