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Falcons get back on track against struggling 'Skins
Michael Turner recorded two lengthy touchdown runs, as the Atlanta Falcons defeated the Washington Redskins, 31-17, at the Georgia Dome.
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Keep eye on struggling kickers in final minutes
Posted by ESPN.com's Pat Yasinskas NEW ORLEANS -- Looks like it's going to go down to the wire in the Superdome.
Falcons sign veteran long-snapper Pittman
FLOWERY BRANCH The Falcons place long-snapper Michael Schneck on injured reserved with a rib injury and signed former Houston and Seattle long snapper Brad Pittman on Thursday.
Slumping Falcons look to halt mistakes
Jason Elam felt worse than anyone in the Falcons' locker room Tuesday. A day after missing two field goals in New Orleans to contribute to Atlanta's first two-game losing streak under coach Mike Smith, Elam is still trying to figure out the source of his problems.
ATLANTA>> Those who know best say any debate over the NFL's greatest-kicker list is a short one with Jason Elam in the mix.
Week Eight Review-Falcons Find It Tough In The Big Easy
Anyone that watched this game Monday night must admit it was exciting until the end.
LIVE: Unbeaten Saints vs. division rival Falcons
Aaron Stecker News: With both Jason Snelling and Jerious Norwood inactive on Monday night, Stecker will be the top backup to Michael Turner.
Tue Nov 3, 2009 8:55am EST - Atlanta Falcons running back Aaron Stecker runs for a first down past New Orleans defender Randall Gay during the first half of their NFL football game at the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana November 2, 2009.
Romo's monster game takes 'Boys over Falcons
Michael Turner News: Turner was limited in practice Friday for the third consecutive day, but is listed as probable on the injury report, the Falcons' official site reports.
As endings go, it was fairly rousing. And transforming If not for those 11 seconds, a promising season might never have become much more.
Mughelli questionable for Sunday
Posted by ESPN.com's Pat Yasinskas Told you I'd be back once the Falcons sent out their injury report.
Rife with options, Falcons excelling in red zone
Sunday night, the Chicago Bears had it all over the Falcons statistically. They outgained the home team by 120 yards, had a higher yards-per-play average and out-performed them on third down.
Bears' Mistakes Help Falcons Grab a Victory
Published: Monday, October 19, 2009 at 12:16 a.m. Last Modified: Monday, October 19, 2009 at 12:16 a.m. ATLANTA Chicago made another huge mistake in the red zone, and the Atlanta Falcons held on for another wild victory over the Bears.
Falcons' winning ways may create new tradition
ATLANTA - Forty-three years after establishing themselves as a National Football League franchise with the goal of making winning seasons a regular tradition to the South's most populous city, the Atlanta Falcons are closing in on that goal.
Are Falcons Ready For Prime Time?
A pair of NFC contenders seeking to continue impressive rolls will get together this Sunday at the Georgia Dome, where the high-flying Atlanta Falcons host a rested Chicago Bears team in a key primetime showdown.
Falcons turned around franchise's fortunes in 11 seconds
Just 11 ticks remained on the game clock. Trailing by a point, the Falcons appeared headed for a near-certain defeat at the hands of the Chicago Bears.
Idonije back to practice; Bears-Falcons injury report, Oct. 15
Defensive lineman Israel Idonije returned to the practice field this afternoon for the first time since undergoing arthroscopic knee surgery on Oct.
Cutler, Ryan add passing balance to Bears, Falcons
Cutler has a 100-plus quarterback rating in three straight games, a first for the Chicago Bears in 45 years - since Rudy Bukich in 1964.
LAKE FOREST, Ill. Lovie Smith made it clear Monday that he isn't going to use last season's gut-wrenching loss to the Falcons as motivation heading into Sunday night's rematch in Atlanta.
Ex-Bronco transforming the game plan
Matt Lepsis waved as he approached. That gave him away. Otherwise, the lanky, 6-foot-4 Lepsis wasn't immediately recognizable as the tackle listed at 290 pounds in his 11-season Broncos career.
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