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If you were describing a weakness of the Atlanta Falcons the last five years to a person that had been living off the grid, it's almost a guaranteed certainty that lack of pass rush would be first and foremost on that list. It's been abysmal, terrible, awful, and any other negative adjective you'd like to insert. The Falcons pass rush has consisted of two players the past five years: DE John Abraham and DT Jonathan Babineaux. It's fairly shameful that not one player has had no more success than they have over a five year period. While it's unfair to go only by sacks as an indicator, it's one of the few easily seen proofs that fans have when trying to gauge pass rush. Coaches will talk all the time about "disrupting a passer's rhythm, getting him off his spot, or QB hits," but that only comes up when they're trying to justify something. Here's a list of the Falcons sack rankings the last 5 years, and in relation, their rank vs. the pass:
2008 — 11th (34) — 21st
2009 — 26th (28) — 28th
2010 — 20th (31) — 22nd
2011 — 19th (33) — 20th
2012 — 28th (29) — 23rd
Some very disturbing trends emerge here that most fans already knew. First of all, the Falcons pass rush, at least in terms of sacks, was the best when this new regime took over way back in 2008. That team was made up of a ton of journeymen on the defensive line and a makeshift linebacker corps. In fact, only Jonathan Babineaux remains from that defense. Since nearing the top ten in year one, they've sunk to the bottom almost every single year since. It's true that they've come close to the actual number of sacks each year, but the trends says that the rest of the NFL are getting better at rushing the passer, while the Falcons stay the same or worse. Nolan's first year as defensive coordinator can't be looked upon in a vacuum, but it was the second worse sack total in that five year span.
And even though there's a ton of factors at play here and it's no simple and direct correlation, the pass defense has been mired in mediocrity ('08, '10, '11) or the true bottom feeders of the league ('09, '12). It's likely no accident that the two worst years in pass defense were also the two worst years in pass rush by sacks. Although it could never be considered great, the two best years in sack totals were the two "best" years in pass defense. It's not an exact correlation, but the Falcons on defense have been mediocre at best and downright awful at worst, at least in these two categories. Something's amiss when you defense is getting worse instead of better.
Just to take a look at what these two players have meant to the Falcons defensive pass rush, the following is a list of total team sacks, sacks made by Abraham and Babineaux, the highest sack total by any other player, and what percent Abraham and Babineaux made up:
Year – Total Sacks – Abraham / Babineaux Sacks – Percent – Other Player Sack
2008 – 34 – Abraham (16.5) / Babineaux (3.5) – 59% – Chauncey Davis (4)
2009 – 28 – Babineaux (6) / Abraham (5.5) – 43% – Biermann (5)
2010 – 31 – Abraham (13) / Babineaux (4) – 55% – Biermann (3)
2011 – 32 – Abraham (9.5) / Babineaux (1) – 34% – Weatherspoon (4)
2012 – 29 – Abraham (10) / Babineaux (3.5) – 48% – Biermann (4)
Perhaps the final percentage breakdown isn't as shocking as fans may think, but it's still disturbing to see how dependent the pass rush has been on Abraham and Babineaux, especially the former DE. If the Falcons already have high numbers and stack up pretty well league wide it wouldn't be that bad, but when you're one of the weakest in the NFL at rushing the passer, than that's a pretty scary thought. Furthermore, when you take into account that Abraham is no longer here and Babineaux turns 32 in November, it's gets even more worrisome. Finally, the most troublesome part might be looking at the numbers from any other player not named Abraham or Babineaux. In 5 years, no player has collared more than 5 sacks, but the average is closer to four. Again, it wouldn't be a big deal if you have a ton of other players with sacks, but that's not the case either.
This is one of the biggest questions facing the Falcons defense overall in 2013. As seen above, John Abraham has been almost soley responsible for the Falcons pass rush the last many years. It's true that the former DE had his ups and downs, usually blowing out one year followed by a lesser year, but in general he's been a rock for the Falcons rushing the passer. Flowery Branch decided to let go of Abraham for his price (something every other team apparently has had some issue with) and brought in Osi Umenyiora in free agency. The former Giant is set to turn 32 in November and is coming off a less-than-stellar year in 2012.
The two-time Super Bowl champ found himself on the wrong side of a rotation with Jason Pierre-Paul and Justin Tuck. He only made four starts and pulled down 6 sacks. Going by a pure statistical perspective, fans shouldn't get their hope up of Umenyiora blowing up and having a great year. In fact, there may be some concern on whether he can even match Abraham's 10 sacks from 2012. Umenyiora's last few season sack totals look as follows: 2012 – 6; 2011 – 9; 2010 – 11.5; 2009 – 7; 2008 – injury; 2007 – 13. The trendline seems to be heading down and just hoping that Umenyiora replaces Abraham's 10 sacks might be pushing it. Of course there's a thought that with a fresh start and more snaps, that the former Troy product can blow up again, but most fans shouldn't hold their breath.
Assuming that Umenyiora is penciled in at one defensive end spot, that leaves the other one wide open. Most in the media are slotting Biermann in since he's the most veteran and he's had the most snaps there the past several years. However, it seems that Biermann will be getting his own special role that includes more looks at linebacker and standing up more than he has his hand in the dirt. If you take the normal presumption that lower drafted rookies don't make a huge impact in year one, than neither Malliciah Goodman or Stansly Maponga will play large roles. That leaves 3rd year Cliff Matthews and 2nd year Jonathan Massaquoi as the favorites to take over the other DE position.
Matthews may well be a candidate to take the starting spot at the DE spot, but the circumstance regarding the former Gamecock is very intriguing. Mike Smith said in a recent news conference that they tasked Matthews with gaining between 10-15 lbs over the off-season and that he was close to his goal. He was already at 268 give or take and that would put him between 280 and 285. That starts getting closer to playing more of an inside role, likely at a 5 technique type in a 3-4 defense. Perhaps they just wanted him to bulk up. However, it seems that Massaquoi is in the best position to gain the most in 2013. He had the most impressive rush stats from college, pulling down 31 tackles for a loss and 20 total sacks. You never know who will emerge from training camp, but right now, Massaquoi looks to be in the strongest position.
Matthews More of a 5-Technique or DT?
How Much to Expect from Rookies?
Biermann More LB than DE?
A Collective Effort?
Rest of post to come very soon……….
June 3rd, 2013
11:12 pm
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June 3rd, 2013
11:37 pm
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June 3rd, 2013
11:44 pm
While getting an outside rush is important, I am more concerned about the middle of the D-line. Too many running QB's have had success attacking the middle even when we're able to get an outside rush. Getting Seymour is crucial to establishing SOME kind of inside presence because I don't know if Vance Walker is the answer to our inside problems but we will see.
June 4th, 2013
12:12 am
The only thing disturbing about the past is that we never gave our young guys a chance…. They didnt see the field… So how can you get production from any of them… We finally look like we are about to let our young guys develop (giving them playing time) and see what they can do.
June 4th, 2013
1:49 am
that witness protection program have hampered the team success at sacking the QB….mike smith philosophy is gona hurt the team in the playoffs if he dont play the young guys….you guys saw what happen when abe got hurt….nobody was ready to step up due to the fact that they havent seen the field all year
June 4th, 2013
2:26 am
Hey, h, of course Vance Walker could not possibly be the answer, considering he is a member of the OAKLAND RAIDERS.
June 4th, 2013
8:07 am
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June 4th, 2013
9:14 am
Since inception, the only bona-fide, dependable, effective pass rushers have been Sam Williams, Claude Humphrey, John Zook, Don Smith, Chuck Smith, Kerney, Rod Coleman and John Abraham. Draft or trade for "bookends" – tackles on offense and defensive ends – who have their futures ahead of them. Then concentrate on interior linemen on both sides of the ball for improvement. It seems the "brain trust" can never figure this out and relying on just 1 genuine pass rusher and/or gimmicks every year is folly for us but welcomed by the rest of the league!
June 4th, 2013
9:31 am
and…the ONLY time we EVER had a dual threat from the left end and right end was during the Humphrey-Zook era! It surely has been a long time ago and a sad commentary for the Falcons since then when it comes to sacking/pressuring opposing quarterbacks. Maybe NEXT draft/free agency will be …finally…our year for priority at left AND right defensive ends if the front office gets results at the cornerback positions this year.
June 4th, 2013
9:53 am
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June 4th, 2013
9:55 am
I forget the exact math, but it seems when we compared Osi's number of snaps per sack it was almost identical to Abe's last year. I think it's a fair assumption that given the same amount of playing time as Abe was, that Osi will produce a similar amount (10 sacks.) The hope with Osi over Abe is that he will be healthy at the end of the season while Abe was nursing a sore leg.
Maybe this is the year Nolan shows us what he means about 10 "4 sack" guys over 4 "10 sack" guys. It would be nice to have 4 10 sack guys AND 10 4 sack guys, but that's wishful thinking with this group of rookies and grandpas.
June 4th, 2013
9:56 am
I'd rather have interceptions than sacks anyways, and luckily we have a knack for pulling down big INTs.
June 4th, 2013
10:38 am
@KING KEN 1:49am
"Mike Smiths Philosophy" is problem #1 when it comes to applying pressure (sacks). Mike Smith is not big on racking up sacks, he's a proponent of getting the QB off their spot (uncomfortable) in the pocket. His (Smith) mindset on rushing the passer, IMO, lessens the urgency (intensity) of the DLine on getting to the Quarterback, you'd be amazed how the players take on their coach personality, philosophy (thinking). Not surprising to me, throughout Smiths tenure we've ranked an average of 25th in sacks since 2008, no reason for me to think we'll bolt into the mid-teens, or top 10 in this category this year…or the next, it is what it is.
June 4th, 2013
10:42 am
D3, pump the blog monsters stomach…
June 4th, 2013
10:54 am
The "pass rush" & "run stop" draft will be NEXT year – this year it was a pass defense draft. I see the possibility of the Falcons going #1 DE & #2 OLB or DT in the 2014 draft……. depending on how the OL holds up.
June 4th, 2013
10:55 am
as it is said. statistics can lie. You'd have to add turnovers and point allowed to get the entire picture. Of course, allowing explosive plays is the flip side. Without a furious pass rush, we allow our secondary to get exploited way too frequently. TD is an offense first GM.
June 4th, 2013
10:59 am
also, Spoon has a odd way of tip toeing to the QB when the QB is in the box, and thus not crushing the QB when he comes into contact. Don't know why -but that appears to be a universal think by our defense – a fear of hammering the QB to the turf.
June 4th, 2013
11:04 am
Malliciah Goodman was a 4th rounder for a reason….. could be pleasantly surprised but I don't see him as the solution to the pass rush.
Did you stop to think that backups have to "earn" playing time? They are given a "chance" in preseason games and practice. The coaches have to determine if they are good enough to play when the game is on the line – which is not the time to experiment. Last years, of course, there were a lot of close games.
June 4th, 2013
11:07 am
IF the Falcons do sign Seymour, which sounds more doubtful now, that means they have less faith that Jerry can finally live up to his #1 draft status.
June 4th, 2013
11:55 am
Do we snatch Abraham at a discount before camp or will he hold strong on his 60 play and ridiculous $$$ demands?
June 4th, 2013
12:39 pm
The Falcons are playing the waiting game with Richard Seymore and I bet they sign him before the season starts.
I believe falcons defense will be just fine due to that Mafia's excells at player development and player utilization.
In Mafia I trust.
June 4th, 2013
12:40 pm
June 4th, 2013
1:17 pm
DT have never been address since BIG GRADY JACKSON.
June 4th, 2013
1:22 pm
You must have strength up the middle for everybody 2 be successful on defense.
If you don't believe that ask the Steelers and Ravens, every year rank in top 10 on defense because of there massive DT up front.
June 4th, 2013
1:30 pm
Ravens have 7 guys on there DL over 310 pounds
June 4th, 2013
1:38 pm
Steelers have 4guys on there DL over 310 pounds
June 4th, 2013
1:45 pm
Falcons have no one on there team over 310 pounds.
This is why every year our defense have problems a undersize DL will not work.
TD have had 5years 2 address this but I still question his draft picks, TD have 2 do a better job in his evaluation in his personal.
June 4th, 2013
1:59 pm
Good article, D3, and some telling stats. We have all watched the NFL draft over the years and it did seem when it was our time to pick in the 1st round, there wasn't much in terms of pass rushers (until this year) to choose from of the remaining DE prospects, or that we had other positional emergencies (like this year at CB).
In 2008 we had much more pressing needs, Like QB and LT, so that draft gets a big pass.
In 2009 we all THOUGHT we had a premier pass rushing interior lineman (I believe the phrase to describe Peria Jerry was a "rolling barrel of butcher blades"), but Jerry, to the disappointment of all, got hurt in training camp and hasn't been seen in a highligh film in 4 years, except last season when he fell backwards on Abe's ankle in Week 17. Epic fail.
In 2010, TD opted for a multi-tool player in Spoon and passed on "promising" DEs like Jerry Hughes and Sergio Kindle in an overall less than stellar D line draft. Smart move.
2011 as we all know was the big trade up for Julio and the big let down called Ray Edwards, who was supposed to save us from our sack-challenged defense. This gets a pass because we all thought we were going to get a quality FA in Edwards. Offensive gem, defensive fail.
In 2012 we paid the price for the Julio trade, so there was no 1st round pick. I believe this draft also gets a pass because of Julio's great production and promising future. If we had to do it all over, would we give up a next year's #1 for Julio? Heck yea, I say.
Now here we are in 2013 with a full compliment of draft picks and TD & Co decided the best top players were at the CB position, especially with the recent influx of mobile AND accurate QBs. We shall see in the future about the decision, but TD most likely did the correct move. Thankfully we got Osi to stem the tide at DE and we did draft a couple of young and very strong pass rushers, who should at the very least have a gigantic chip on their shoulders, to serve as part of Nolan's rotational schemes.
As D3 so aptly stated, hopeful about the 2013 roster…but seeing is believing.
June 4th, 2013
2:06 pm
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June 4th, 2013
2:46 pm
Mr Starks – you got a point with needing a bunch of beef in the middle. Ta'amu is a bad example because he doesn't even get playing time because his troubles off the field.
June 4th, 2013
3:17 pm
I am excited about this year's defense. With the addition of Umenyiora and Mallaciah Goodman, we have two guys that are tall, rangy, and reasonably quick and are not a liability in run-stopping. We have situational players with Maponga and Biermann that can make 3rd downs interesting. We have depth with Massiquoa and Matthews. Don't forget a better backfield makes a better pass rush (although I like building from the front back), so Trufant and Alford will give our front line another 0.5 seconds to get to the QB. Maybe I'm being optimistic, but I like what we have in place.
I completely see us adding another piece after MR2 gets his megadeal, and I believe it will be a defensive tackle. Getting a good push up the middle with speed on the ends means a miserable day for opposing QBs.
With Nolan's defense, I think we all were impressed by the turnover generation that occured especially when facing elite QBs like Manning and Brees. I'll take more turnovers vs. sacks all day long. Sacks are nice. Turnovers are game changers.
June 4th, 2013
5:15 pm
June 4th, 2013
5:17 pm
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June 4th, 2013
6:13 pm
I don't understand your philosophy on Osi "declining" as you say, while it may be true he fell out of favor with Tom Coughlin, it was not for lack of talent or effort. You don't list it fairly when you JUST give sack totals. You mention he only had 6 sacks last year, like first of all that is a terrible number of sacks, and secondly you mention he only started 4 games to earn those six sacks, so why could he not theoretically accumulate 12-13 sacks if he played full time. Once again, not his fault for being in Coughlin's doghouse, and having two young, premier DE's in front of him. The last 3 seasons he has played and started a full 16 game season, he has recorded double digit sacks in all 3. 14.5 sacks in 2005, 13 sacks in 2007, 11.5 in 2010. I do not think he is declining with age, as alot of DE's actually produce well into their mid 30s, and many have put up huge numbers at that age. I remember Reggie White was putting up 16-17 sack seasons in his mid 30s, and same thing with Bruce Smith, and even Abe last year.
June 4th, 2013
7:40 pm
Not to bark back up the same tree, but this just happens to be an area of concern for this regime that is rarely mentioned. I won't bark too much more on my concern that a defensive minded HC hasn't really built much of a D in 6 seasons, but the point at least needed to be mentioned. Honestly I'm just not sure why this D isn't stronger, but it says even more about TD in that he has built such a potent O.
Without knowing the inner-workings of a team, I can say I have no idea what's going on. Why give Jamaal Andersen so many opportunities while Sidbury who actually showed some promise by getting sacks, seemed to be only relegated to the dog house for reasons unknown to most fans.
If not for Nolan's schemes, would the D last year been any better, was a really better, or did it just have a great coordinator. Kind of makes one wonder, did BVG really deserve all the blame he got. One could easily say that sure, he wasn't as creative as Nolan, one could also say that Nolan had and has more NFL experience, but both lacked the talent to reasonably excel. But I'm going to say, where is this defensive mind in Smitty that helped propel the Ravens D to exceptionable heights, which is why the Falcons hired him. One could argue TD's picks, but really he hasn't missed at much as he has hit, which is why he was hired away from one of the most consistent winning teams in the league. But what is the excuse for Smitty, all will be forgiven if the Falcons win the SB this year, but Smitty's record puts him up their with some of the best, is that a product of the players TD is giving him to work with or is it his coaching. Until the Falcons formulate a formidable rush and an attitude offensively where there decimating teams in the 1st and stepping on their throats in the 2nd, the finger will continually be pointed at Smitty.
June 4th, 2013
7:46 pm
JWW – agree pretty much completely with your summary – good job.
June 4th, 2013
8:31 pm
WR, your concerns are warranted for sure but I could not help but remember back to JWW's post at 1:59 this afternoon. I think his summation pretty well leads up to what we can expect this year. So far we don't have the DT everyone wants but he is on the way, imo, and with a full year of Nolan testing the D we had last year and an influence he had in this year's draft I think that Nolan will give you the D you have been wondering about.
A lot of cagers are down on MS and a lot of it is warranted but you can't overlook the man's record and the accolades he has received within the NFL. I think he has done the best that could have been done with what he has had to work with. This year, with a full draft, we have a lot of strength, size, and speed. It's going to depend on what we do with it and I fully believe you are going to see that D you have been wishing for.
June 4th, 2013
9:18 pm
JB, I don't disagree, which is why I mentioned that Smitty is one of the best in his tenure. But again, as a Defensive minded HC he has a potent O with a below average D in his tenure. That just hasn't happened often in the NFL which is cause for concern, but that's not overshadow his accomplishments as the Falcons HC.
I'm hoping as you are and probably most Falcons are, that the birds finally get over the hump. This probably doesn't mean much but let's consider:
-Rex Ryan, strong defensive mind, team known for D even if last year it went by the wayside.
-Mike Tomlin, a defensive coach, only helped to add to the Steelers defensive dominance, again last year aside.
-Lesley Frazier, not exactly the D would scream for, but formidable his team was with a number of injuries.
-Lovie Smith, whom just got fired, it wasn't because of D he put on the field
-The Cincinnati Bengals didn't lose to the Texas because Marvin Lewis hadn't developed a good D
-The 49ers stayed in games not because of the new pistol craze but because of their D
-Same could be said of Seattle
It would be trivial to say what Smitty has done during his time with the Falcons is not outstanding, but in name only a few HC's that moved on from being defensive minded Coordinators, only to achieve success with there team's at least defensively, sorry, but Smitty is just not that high on the list. Maybe and hopefully he improves this year, just to add something to the list, Marv Levy is probably one of the best coaches of all times, given the recognition, he would have been higher if he could have gotten over the hump. Andy Reid just got fired because he couldn't get over the hump, getting over the hump requires change, what has made many of the best the best, they understood that. Just ask Dick Vermeil and the Rams.
June 4th, 2013
9:27 pm
MS, TD, and Coach Nolan can count on more of the same unless they admit vast improvement on D is imperative! Quit "gaming the system". The players and the fans know better and what you're feeding us is not going down well – again. If PJ was the answer, he would've already flashed his "butcher blades". All he's got appears to be a beefy tummy, feet of quicksand, "butterfly blades", and (looks like another J. Andersen after many "project" years) scares nobody on opposing offenses. Time this busted project was fired – or traded, at best. Move Biermann to outside linebacker fulltime with Spoon to use their speed to cover TEs. Obtain a pounding middle linebacker that can make plays, lead a defense, and use common sense w/in different d. coverages. AD just doesn't appear to have what it takes to be a stud ML. (Hope one of our FAs is a surprise "find" as we need him to be.) And…keep our starters…all of them…off special teams. Lastly, what real choice to we really have? Quit letting a dime hold up a dollar and sign R. Seymour and Abe while you can still get them. Remember, Gonzo said it's all about THIS year so let NEXT year be the big youth movement. And, please players & fans, quit saying you want to "go" to the Super Bowl. We already know "going" to the SB is the worst kind of feeling if you don't play to "win" the SB. (Just ask our party brains of Dirty Bird infamy on pre-SB night.) We need a D to get us there AND win it and I don't see us doing either by staying the (past) course with another pat hand.
June 4th, 2013
9:28 pm
Opposing teams know the Falcons conservative tendencies when we have a lead. It makes it all the more easy for them to defend us while they try to get back in the game. It bit us in the worst way come the playoffs, but that's a dead horse beat to a pulp. I've been ready to pounce on any hint that the Falcons would modify their offensive philosophy when holding a lead, but in all the post season comments– nothing. If the Falcons will not change their approach (throw out half the playbook when we have the lead), then we hope that the addition of Jackson will at least make that approach more effective. What we have heard in the post season comments, and have seen in the draft, is that they are willing to rethink defense. So D3s new post is something to focus on: "While it's unfair to go only by sacks as an indicator, it's one of the few easily seen proofs that fans have when trying to gauge pass rush. Coaches will talk all the time about "disrupting a passer's rhythm, getting him off his spot, or QB hits," but that only comes up when they're trying to justify something." I want to test this by looking at QB completion % next to sacks per game for last year. Our record for sack win/loss/tie was 6W/8L/4T. For QB completion % our record was 13W/5L. Since our record of 14W/4L more closely matches the QB completion % than sack totals, then "disrupting a passer's rhythm, getting him off his spot, or QB hits" shakes out to be valid. I'm not saying by this that our pass rush doesn't need to improve. Quite the contrary– given our O philosophy not changing much, we better improve on pass rush. But using sacks as a gauge– it may not be the best guide.
June 4th, 2013
10:19 pm
Great Tuesday Eve Cage! — Been out of town for the last week and getting ready to go visit more family in a few days. Thanks for your patience on the updating of the post. Just updated a most recent part regarding Cliff Matt and Mass. Refresh and enjoy………
Cheers 'all!
June 5th, 2013
12:48 am
I think the addition of a couple of athletic CBs will allow Nolan to be more exotic with blitz packages. I also expect to see the Falcons in a lot more amoeba fronts and effectively running a heavy nickel package as a base defense.
June 5th, 2013
7:57 am
Arno – "Opposing teams know the Falcons conservative tendencies when we have a lead. "
A dead horse and stark reality. A situation that is difficult to overcome even with the best players.
June 5th, 2013
1:29 pm
CAGERS-Here's another interesting article. I've read a couple of articles that indicated the possibility of Trufant & either Alford or McClain could be our starting outside CBs while Samuel could be moved to the slot, where his gambling ways would make him much more effective.
With the dynamic & well balanced OFF we'll have, we can do just about anything we want on DEF. I have a feeling this yrs OL will be our best ever. There's no way in hell we would have cut Clabo unless TD, Smitty & Hill were totally convinced LHolmes was a sure thing.
The same holds true for PKonz. There was obviously so much confidence in Konz & Holmes' ability to take over C & RT that we didn't bother to add any potential replacements through the draft or FA. When Holmes was draft, he was considered one of the best pass blockers in the draft.
He was also considered extremely athletic, with quick feet, for a man his size, and he was also consider a quick learner. The only real knock on him was his footwork, which obviously has been corrected based on the moves we've made.
The only player that's no longer on the team that I consider a real loss is DT VWalker, who I felt was our best DT last yr.
June 5th, 2013
3:54 pm
I don't see the big deal being made about this yrs schedule. Of the 16gms, 10 will be against teams we played last yr(Panthers, Bucs, Aints, Redskins, 49ers, Seahawks & Cardinals), & we were 14-4 last yr.
Of the new teams on the schedule, the Rams(7-8-1), Dolphins(7-9) & Bills(6-10) had losing records. The Packers(11-5) & Patriots(12-4)are the only new teams on our schedule with winning records.
Neither team had much of a DEF last yr, especially pass DEF, and that's not good for any team that needs to stop this yrs extemely potent Falcon OFF. Even under playoff conditions, the top rated DEFs of the Seahawks & 49ers couldn't stop last yrs Falcon OFF.
With our improved OL, rushing & passing OFF, do you think they'll have any better luck at stopping our much improved OFF?
June 5th, 2013
6:29 pm
"At the risk of making grand proclamations after watching one practice in an OTA Wednesday, Steven Jackson looks a thousand times better than Michael Turner." –Jeff Schultz
June 5th, 2013
7:10 pm
Arno, we can all almost see it in our minds and it's going to be even better, imo. I think we are all going to laugh at how productive our offense will be on Sundays by adding this beast of a running back with a Super Bowl ring in his sights. Hopefully we don't show too much in preseason (it may be hard not to, or it may not even matter) because I think this team is going to put on a national show in New Orleans and put a 50 spot on the Superdome scoreboard.
June 5th, 2013
7:32 pm
JWW I'm all for putting on a show in N.O. but the big one will be played in SF for the 50th Super Bowl. I can think of no better reward for waiting 46 years than to win the 50th Super Bowl. Furthermore, I think those of us who have faithfully pulled for the Falcons since '66 deserve to win the 50th and bask in all the glory that will come with it. I'm going to start saving my money now so that I can buy an entire 6 pack of Busch Lite for the occasion.
June 5th, 2013
9:09 pm
JB, That SB is in 2016, not that pacient. How bout we go for it this yr and freeze our nuts in god for saken NY in feb 2014?
Ill buy u some boonesfarm strawberry wine to go with your busch lite!
June 5th, 2013
10:02 pm
Great read, D3, as always!
Starting some projects on the house and yard, so I don't know how much time I'll have for the Cage in the coming months. I will continue to read D3's columns, and will post when I have time and something to say. Happy Summer Cage!


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Local artist Bridget Cimino, 31, has added a portrait of a former resident to the 200 block of S. Durham St.
In "Lady Day Rises Over Baltimore," Billie Holiday's dynamic face rises in bright colors over a gray city. The mural is on the west side of S. Durham St., just south of the Pratt St. intersection.
The work of art is part of the Billie Holiday Project, an initiative of the Upper Fell's Point Improvement Association to both beautify the 200 block of S. Durham St. and make it a tourist destination honoring its most famous resident.
"When we were doing the grant, Steve Schwei [Billie Holiday Project leader] asked us to somehow incorporate Billie Holiday's time in Baltimore into the painting," explains Cimino. "I looked into her biography, and everything that happened to her in Baltimore was terrible."
So Cimino depicted the singer transcending her circumstances.
"Her nickname is Lady Day, so I depicted her rising like the sun over Baltimore."
In addition to painting murals, Cimino, who lives in Ednor Gardens, also creates portraits and illustrations. Her work may be seen at bridgetciminoartist.com.
Cimino admits that while she is "more of an Ella Fitzgerald, Nina Simone kind of person," she appreciates Holiday.
"She has more of an instrumental voice, rather than a fully forceful singing voice," Cimino says.
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Imagine walking into work every morning wondering if it'll be your last day there. That's how thousands of Bank of America employees probably felt this morning after the company publicly announced its plans yesterday to slash 30,000 jobs over the next few years. The massive downsizing is part of a cost-cutting measure crafted by Bank of...
A Destiny Lost. A Destiny That Must Be Fulfilled.
There are significant moments in our lives. Historians call them watershed moments. My watershed moment happened 10 years ago today. Tuesday, September 11, 2001, was a day of irony in New York City. It was a bright, beautiful day filled with horror and ugliness. The sights, sounds, and smells are seared into my conscious forever to be recalled. I...
A Legacy of War Endures
The reality of war has had a profound influence on my life. This influence is hard to see. In fact, it's invisible. I would have kept it hidden if I hadn't read Clay Sellers' August 26 post, "Beyond the Clouds of War: A Faint, Silver Lining." His writing inspired me to explore the complexity that a legacy of war has had on my...
Life Choices and Commitments: A Reinforcing Loop
Our life choices and commitments feed on each other causing them to form a reinforcing loop. This type of loop is the causal relationship of two variables that affect each other in the same direction. If one grows the other does as well. The opposite is also true: the reduction in one variable causes the other to diminish. The choices we make in...
Looking in all the Right Places
To find inspiration and clarify my latest thinking on embracing complexity, I recently turned to popular, off-the-shelf publications and the latest business books. Not only did I not find inspiration and clarity, I experienced confusion and loss of interest from the dogma I found there.So much of what I read was filled with jargon, buzz words, and...
So how was your vacation?
This time of year, a lot of my conversations with friends, colleagues, and clients began with the question: How was your vacation? Typically, you hear a wistful recounting of highlights followed by comments about the shock of re-entry into the daily routine. It seems that memories and feelings from even the most inspiring vacations fade fast....
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A sustainable organization is capable of "thriving in perpetuity." Those were the words of environmental activisit Adam Werbach—words I first came across earlier this week while reading Alexander and Kathia Laszlo's post, The Practices of Systemic Sustainability. Werbach's use of the word perpetuity stuck with me these past...
First Thing's First: Who Are We?
Today's buzzwords are collaboration, community engagement, and networked leadership across several industries. There's a lot of talk about adapting a systems perspective and moving away from linear approaches to change. These views and processes are all well and good. As a matter of fact, they hold the promise of a more holistic pathway...
The Practices of Systemic Sustainability
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Life and Death: So Intertwined
I was moved by Aimee's post on Friday and wanted to continue the thread of her story. It is a simple story of life and death intertwined; of the preciousness of our lives during our brief journeys on this beautiful planet. Over the weekend I was talking with two friends, Marcelino and his wife Paula, under our pergola in the backyard. The...
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Local or Global: Supporting Sustainable Thinking Through the Avoidance of Either/Or Thinking
I have noticed an increasing tension residing in sustainability conversations as to whether the primary focus of attention should be on local or global development, community or organization change. Rather than engaging in this either/or thinking, I believe it is critical to recognize that we have to work on multiple levels in multiple places. We...
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Men should have a few footwear alternative in their wardrobes. If you give it some thought, there aren't that many (trully) essential shoe models one must own. Without getting too comprehensive on that matter (it's been covered here), I've been feeling an urge to go on about one in particular: the Loafer.
The reason? I believe it to be the most misinterpreted of the pack: I'm growing tired of the ill tailored suit/loafer combination: unfortunately, it seems that sporting a baggy suit with full break pants and the traditional black penny loafer, is the way to go for about 90% of the working male population whose job require them to suit up…Loafers are, in essence, casual footwear. Referred by many as the grown man sneaker, they have been around for ages, becoming a staple of men's fashion especially for the preppy enthusiasts. Although they are indeed a step up from sneakers, allowing for a more put together ensemble, these are
usually not suit appropriate and are best paired with rolled up pants and no socks; in fact, they're the perfect complement for the look.
However, as with everything in life there are exceptions to the "rule", which, in this case, relate to the loafer itself, the suit and the environment you're in. Although a suit usually calls for a more formal shoe such as an oxford, brogue or monk (one that covers your foot), pulling it off with loafers is doable.
If you're going to try it, the first thing to take into account is the variety of models (penny, tasseled, etc) and leathers available, which grant them several degrees of "formality" within their casual spectrum. Following this, you'll want to make sure your suit has that perfect slim silhouette and that your pants allow little to no break, whether you have them cuffed or not. Finally, consider where you're going to wear it: casual settings allow you to go sockless, whereas working environments don't.
No socks look: photos 1 (GQ) and 2 (Urbane Menswear). A more traditional look - photo 3 (Streetfsn)
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenyan doctors voted on Tuesday to continue a week-long strike for a 300 percent pay rise, ignoring government pleas to return to work and overturning an earlier decision to end the industrial action.
Some 2,300 members of the Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentists Union stopped work after the government said it could not meet their pay demands. The doctors at state hospitals say their terms haven't been looked at for more than a decade.
"We wish to announce that based on the advice of the members the offer given by the government has been rejected and, as a result of this, the strike will continue," Dr. Victor Ng'ani, chairman of the Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists and Dentists Union said.
The government had offered concessions, including money for settling debts, for training and an emergency allowance for doctors on call.
Earlier on Tuesday the secretary general of the union told Reuters there had been a vote to call off the strike, but after debate among the members, that decision was rejected and the doctors voted to continue.
The doctors, who say they earn an average of 35,000 shillings ($390) a month, are the latest public sector workers to demand higher pay as living costs soar. Annual inflation hit almost 20 percent in November, up for the 13th straight month.
During Independence Day celebrations on Monday, President Mwai Kibaki urged the doctors to resume work and directed his minister of public service to conclude talks.
Frustration has been mounting at the high cost of food and fuel in particular in the east African nation, which holds a general election next year, compounded by a collapse in the value of the local currency against the dollar.
Demands for higher pay by workers coupled with increased spending in the run-up to the election have stoked concerns of a second round of inflationary pressures.
The cabinet on Tuesday said all requests for public salary increases would have to be referred to a special commission that will not be set up for another two weeks.


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Watch Austin and McClain, two freshman Bloggers, guide you through a virtual tour of Samford's campus. Bow Wow Bulldogs, Bow Wow Bloggers!
If you've read my previous blog posts, you know that the Lord has given me a passion for worship leadership. At the beginning of the year, I began to pray that the Lord would open doors for me to serve not only on Samford's campus but also in the greater Birmingham community.
During the FreshMin Retreat, I learned about different ways to get plugged in on campus, specifically about University Ministries and leadership positions within each ministry. I emailed one of the leaders for more information and then got involved.
I now am on a worship leadership rotation with one of the ministries on campus. I've had the opportunity to lead and plan worship sets alongside a community with a similar heart and vision. One thing that has been really cool about it is that not only am I in a service position, but I also am learning about each aspect of worship leadership. Considering what I feel the Lord is calling me to do with my life, I feel as if this is another aspect outside of the "academic side" of school to further my education and shape me for my future. One week I am helping with audio, the next with slides... etc. I have found it helpful to learn about all aspects of worship leadership.
It has been such an overwhelming experience to be able to worship with the community here at Samford. Most days, I forget that I am even a "freshman." So many individuals (upperclassmen) have befriended me and been intentional with me. I love how we all can join together, as one church and one body of Christ for fellowship and to sing praises to God.
In conclusion, I want to make sure you know that leadership opportunities are definitely open for you! For those who are interested in being involved with spiritual life, there are countless opportunities. For those who wish to lead, to serve, or simply to observe, opportunities are here. I love being a part of a university that I can be poured in to, but also serve and pour into others as well as live/share the gospel of Jesus.
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As a new trainee at the King family's bounty-hunting agency, Micah Jones is trying to keep his cool. But his latest assignment—to bring in a night-club owner suspected of money-laundering—heats up fast when he meets the "brains" of the outfit: an irresistibly beautiful bookkeeper who's resisting arrest. So Micah takes her into custody—by taking her into his powerful arms and not letting go…
Held for questioning but released by police, Maggie O'Malley is still a person of interest—to Micah. And Maggie is interested, too—in his services. With his iron-hard muscles and tough-guy exterior, the Harley-riding bounty hunter is just the man Maggie needs to track down the real crook at the club. A slow-burning attraction ignites a firestorm of insatiable desire—until the secrets of Micah's past are exposed. Explosive passion now must prove stronger than a history so terrifying it might haunt them forever…
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Perry Farrell Says the Pixies Are Recording New Music
Since reuniting in 2004, new material from the Pixies has been scarce. The influential alt rock band has only released two new songs since their reunion — an original track called 'Bam Thwok' and a cover of Warren Zevon's 'Ain't That Pretty At All' – despite a successful world tour. Now it seems Jane's Addiction frontman Perry Farrell let the cat out of the bag that the Pixies are finally working on new material.


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Lives were at risk when a rabid skunk was brought to a veterinarian in West Hartford. However, none were more in jeopardy than the woman who dropped it off there, according to police.
Thursday, police issued a warning for the identified woman to get checked out by a doctor, just in case.
Police said the woman brought the skunk into the vet on North Main Street a week ago, never said who she was and left.
"You don't take a wild animal, which normally is extremely afraid of humans, wrap it up in a towel and bring it into a building," said Lt. Stephen Estes of the West Hartford Police Department.
Estes said it happened in the middle of the day.
"It exhibited signs that it wasn't well," Estes said. "It allowed a human to actually pick it up and it didn't spray, it didn't bite."
That should have been a clue that the animal was not OK, police said. However, it did not deter the woman. About a dozen people came into contact with the skunk before animal control was called.
"In keeping their staff safe, they didn't bother to get contact information for this woman," Estes said.
She had already gone by the time they wanted to ask for her identity, but police said the threat of rabies still lingered. They said while rare, the disease can be transferred by infected saliva that gets in the air.
YouTube videos show rabid skunks out in the middle of the day, another sign that the animal is not well, according to police.
"Once they emit that smell, I stay away from them in general," said Ben Ossont, who saw the rabid skunk.
He said he knew the warning signs.
"Kind of twitching around, behaving very strangely, kind of foaming at the mouth a little bit," Ossont said.
Police said the disease commonly spreads through bites. Flu-like symptoms follow, then itchiness at the spot of the bite. That is followed by delusion and confusion.
That's why police said it's a race against time to find the woman. They said all it takes is 10 days before it could end in death.
They wanted to stress that the woman will not be in trouble. They just want to make sure she is OK.
She's described as a woman in her 40s or 50s with dirty blonde hair.
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They're slithery, slimey and they may be making a smorgasbord of your crops.
Slugs are becoming a problem this year in no-till corn and soybean fields, and it all boils down to timing, says Ron Hammond, entomologist with The Ohio State University Extension.
"This year, because of the extreme warm temperatures and warm winter we had, we had predicted that the slugs would probably hatch out and begin their feeding two to three weeks earlier, right about the time most of the planting was going to occur," he says.
In Ohio, slug activity usually peaks in late May and early June, Hammond says. But just last week, he started receiving reports of slug activity from no-till growers, crop consultants and Extension educators.
"What basically happened is the slugs arrived early, but the crops were planted at their normal time," Hammond says, "so it just means that there's more slug activity and feeding at the time of crop emergence, which is about the worst-case scenario."
Hear what Hammond has to say about scouting for and managing slugs:
Since slugs lay their eggs and hatch out on the ground, they are mainly a problem in no-till fields. They will feed on the lower leaves and stems of plants. Look for silver slime trails on plants and on the ground, as this is a telltale sign of pests. According to the AgWeb Online Field Guide, there is no established economic threshold for slugs, so fields should be treated on a case-by-case basis.
"It's really critical for growers to scout extra carefully this year, because that same amount of injury or feeding by populations of insects can be a lot worse on a real small plant than it would on a plant that had two to three weeks of growth on it," Hammond says.
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Servings: 2 1/2 dozen
Cook Time: 25 min
Difficulty: Easy
2 1/2 sticks unsalted butter, at room temperature
2 cups sugar
2 large eggs
1 tablespoon vanilla extract
3/4 cup Dutch process cocoa powder
2 cups all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
White Sanding sugar, for garnish
In a large bowl, add the butter and sugar and cream together with a hand mixer. Add the eggs and vanilla extract to the creamed mixture and mix until combined. In a medium bowl, mix the cocoa powder, flour, baking soda, and salt. Slowly add the dry ingredients and continue mixing until incorporated.
Roll the dough into 2 logs that are about 2-inches high and 1-foot long. Wrap them in waxed paper and place in the refrigerator for 2 hours.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
Once thoroughly chilled, slice the cookies into 1/2-inch thick rounds and cover with sanding sugar. Place on a parchment paper lined cookie sheet and bake for 10 minutes.
Remove to a wire rack to cool.
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Peuila your the best i loved your showes god blass you and your family
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Stand strong, Paula!! I work with elderly black ladies that have no idea what the fuss is about! Just keep your head high and move on!! There are a lot of people that still care about you!
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what is sanding paper?
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Those are my favorites! Easy to do!
By Anonymous on December 21, 2012
I think you are the best cook there is. I go to your sight any time I need to bake. I am not the best cook but having you makes all the difference but you drive me crazy with that YAW. Please stop or at least cut back a little. I am sorry if this sounds bad but all in all you are the best and I MEAN THAT.
By maggie on November 01, 2012
I saw you make a chocolate cake on tv recently, and tried to write it all down. cake included buttermilk, choc powder, and a cup of hot coffee, can I get the whole recipe? I really want to make it for my Grandson's birthday. I love my Paula Dean pans, See , my family really loves me!
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Hi Paula, my niece and I will be trying your choclate cookies over the holidays, I will let you know how they turn out. Say hi to Bobby.
By arlene cleare on December 20, 2011
I have always loved to bake cookies. As a young girl I always said when I got married and had children I was going to bake many Cookies for them. I have and am now baking for my grandchildren and a great- grandson. I am 84 years old and still trying new cookie recipes. Clarene
By Clarene Fink on November 29, 2011
I made these last night. I was unable to find Dutch Process Cocoa anywhere in my town (even the really nice high end food store), so I had to use regular unsweetened hershey's cocoa. However, joyofbaking.com says of Dutch Process cocoa: "Because it is neutral and does not react with baking soda, it must be used in recipes calling for baking powder..." Wouldn't this indicate that there is a mistake in the recipe, since it calls for baking soda only? Perhaps that is why other reviewers have had problems with their cookies being too thin? I also didn't chill the dough because mine ended up being much too soft and mushy to roll into a log (it was more like a very thick batter than a dough). I just went ahead and scooped out heaping tablespoons. I added dark chocolate chips to them as well. I had to bake about 11-12 minutes rather than 10. The batch I did for 10 minutes were very undercooked (which actually made them quite yummy). Despite the modifications I had to make, the cookies turned out delicious! They are crisp on the outside and chewy on the inside! Next time I make them, I might add peanut butter chips.
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I tell Brad what each Dessert is and he say oh yea and please,Thank You
By sherritucker95 on November 09, 2011
A friend of mine brought me a box of your chocolate chip cookies to bake that he had picked up in Texas.I don't usually bake anything from a box,but I'll tell you,they were absolutely fabulous.I wish we could get the mix in Canada.Krys Manahan
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Will try the cookies - and to those looking for the cream, you obviously do not watch the shows as often as you should. There is no cream in the recipe - you should mix the sugar and butter together so that it resembles cream. I just love the Paula shows.
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Hi my name is Katrina i love you and all of your food see your show tommorow bye
By katrina on May 05, 2011
Hi Paula, Can self-rising flour be used when making chocolate chip cookies and omit the baking soda ?
By Mona on April 16, 2011
i can not find the cheesecake you made on 5 feb with the cookie dough
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Paula,, Your talent amazes me,,and your thoughtfulness!! The store I work at sells tons of your merchandise daily,it is a Michael's craft store,,in Frisco, Texas. I saw you the other day on The Price Is Right,,and was wishing I could have been the one to win those sponsored goods from you!! You are so wonderful,,and I love your recipes. I love seeing you,,and all of your merchandise. Keep up the good work!! Love Always!! Kellie Verner
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First of all, on a political level, the early story seemed to confirm earlier criticisms of administration wishful thinking in the face of similar events. Sen. Susan Collins, for example, criticized the Pentagon for labeling as "workplace violence" the 2009 killings of 13 U.S. soldiers at Fort Hood. The Army officer charged in the rampage had communicated with a known terrorist and was shouting "Allahu Akbar" during the shooting.Similarly, the man in an attempt to down an aircraft near Detroit on Christmas Day 2009, the final turn of one in a series of complex plots launched by al Qaeda in Yemen, was prematurely labeled an "isolated extremist" before all the facts were in.
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