Silver lining: No more Rams The good news is that the Falcons have nine more games, and none of them are against a team from St. Louis. The Rams, 45-29 victors on Sunday, outscored the Falcons 86-49 in their two games this year. In the last two years, the Falcons have been outscored 162-69 by St. Louis. Of historical note: The game began with both teams running back kickoffs for consecutive touchdowns, beginning with Darrick Vaughn's 96-yard jaunt to open the game. That was the first time in NFL history that happened. |
Mortensen: Good try by Falcons |
Monday, October 16 I can't wait for this argument again who is the Rams' MVP, Kurt Warner or Marshall Faulk? Sunday, it was Faulk with 208 yards rushing. I thought the Falcons again made a fair accounting, but their defense had trouble getting off the field. I'm not going to say much more about the Rams (yawn) they're starting to bore me. But they did justify my theory that the game would do just fine without kickers. Chris Mortensen is an NFL analyst for ESPN | ||
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"You've got fourth-and-15 and whatever it was and all you got to do is make the
tackle, and we don't make the tackle."
-- Head coach Dan Reeves on Az-Zahir Hakim's 30-yard touchdown reception on fourth down |
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