DrunkBomber

The link has been in Mike Singletarys name the whole time

Ive pretty much ruled out the Lions. Theyre a disaster right now. With how tight the NFC is a loss for the Vikings REALLY hurts.

I think a lot of the defensive blame should start being aimed at Lovie. He appears to be the guy behind the Tampa 2 that we keep sticking with when we dont have the healthy personnel to run effectively. As far as offense. I dont care how bad our o line or WRs have been. Ron Turners play calling is horrendous.

I think both coordinators have been getting a lot of the blame along with the offensive line.

Spoilers on Monday Night :headbang

Thats got poison pill written all over it

if the watercooler doesnt pick up it may be worth a shot but for the mean time theres no real need for another sub forum when theres only one thats really used.

Last off-season, one person familiar with Atlanta’s coaching search said Falcons owner Arthur Blank wanted to hire 49ers assistant head coach Mike Singletary while general manager Rich McKay preferred Bobby Petrino. Almost a year later, now that Petrino has bolted from Atlanta to Arkansas, the Falcons have another head coaching decision to make. All signs point to Singletary becoming the Falcons' next head coach. Mike Singletary will be one of the most coveted head coaching candidates this coming off-season. Atlanta cannot ask permission to interview Singletary until after San Francisco plays its last game, Sunday Dec. 30, at Cleveland. Once the game and the 49ers season is complete, Blank can seek permission to interview Singletary for the second time in a year. It is expected that he will. Singletary could be just the coach the Falcons need to save their locker room and help endear the team to the city. He is respected as a man and a coach, and he already has Blank’s approval. While it waits, Atlanta could try to interview former coaches not under contract. Included on that list is former Steelers coach Bill Cowher, former Chargers coach Marty Schottenheimer, former Cardinals coach Dennis Green, former 49ers coach Steve Mariucci, and former Falcons coach Dan Reeves. But even now, Singletary is considered the leader in the clubhouse for a team that has been forced to make way too many coaching changes. Since 2003, the Falcons head coaches have been Reeves, Wade Phillips, Jim Mora Jr., Bobby Petrino and now Emmitt Thomas, the defensive backs coach that took over as Atlanta’s interim head coach Wednesday. Blank knows he needs a coach with ability that will afford his organization stability. Petrino was not the coach. Petrino repeatedly was asked about the possibility of returning to the college game, a theory that had been floating around the NFL for weeks, and when he was, he sounded like Nick Saban. "I haven't given it one bit of thought," Petrino said last month. "I certainly don't want to get into any speculation and rumors and having to deal with that. I'm focused on our football team here.” Here’s one reason why Petrino was so miserable in Atlanta and why he left. In his four seasons at Louisville, Petrino led the school to a 41-9 record. In 13 games in Atlanta, Petrino lost 10 games –- one more than he had in four years at Louisville. It is no wonder that he wound up in Arkansas on Tuesday night. Watching Arkansas fans salute Petrino and his family with the school’s “Woo Pig Souey” chant less than 24 hours after Petrino presided over a Monday night loss to the Saints was surreal.

Well on their current 4 game winning streak theyve beaten the Lions, 49ers, Giants and Raiders so take it for what its worth.

What sucks is Berrian pretty much holds all the cards with us. For as inconsistent he is, unfortunately he is the best WR in free agency for the most part, not counting Moss, so it would be more beneficial to bring him in because hes familiar with the team and the offense, unless we fire Turner

Once a team realizes you have to force Jackson to beat them and to stop the run at all costs they will be exposed. Whats good is going into this game they need a win and they cant really scheme against our offense.

Since Stokely resigned with Denver, Bryant Johnson, Patrick Crayton are the better ones. Unless you want a Randy Moss pipe dream.

Sometimes playing spoilers for your divisional rivals is better than hopelessly hanging onto false playoff hopes.

If the draft doesnt go something like Oline, safetey, oline, WR, oline, DT someone should puch JA in the face

Well we know Atlanta is looking for a great offensive mind. I think maybe it might be a good idea to fax them a copy of Ron Turners resume. He might be just what they need.

Are we talking about is he top 10 talent wise or contract with the new cap wise?

No way

Im assuming he had an overwhelming post count at the old site

Ya, my brothers league does that and they end up with a lot of wins and losses. I dont really like the concept though. It takes the fun away of beating someones team just because they have a bad week.

Even though we would have had to overpay for him, he was just about all thats left out there worth a damn. This offseason sucks...

Hasnt Vasher been out since week 3? Christ, just IR the guy already. We got the guy signed long term and we know what he can do...

Good to see everyone is getting along

The only reason I think we have to bring Berrian back is because of how light the WR free agent class is. Ive heard a few people say hes our best offensive weapon which I disagree with. Id say Clark is at this point because he has much better hands and Im assuming by next year Olsen will become whoever our qb is favorite target. In terms of stretching the field I think Hester is about an offseason away of being right about where Berrian is skill wise at WR except with a much higher upside after he gets the ball in his hands. We dont need anymore burner WRS, we need a sure handed, bigger target to go across the middle. Pretty much someone to do what we brought Moose in to do.

I found this site through Soxtalk, Im 25 and I live in Elmhurst, IL and my favorite color is clear

Man, now Im kind of excited to see these