got to be joking

Look at it this way. Now we can end this perfect season distraction, and get ready for what matters, the playoffs.

And its not like we got our asses kicked or anything. Sloppy play just made them come up short. We'll habe oir rematch in a couple weeks

agree but its the saints, our D scares me down the stretch

B3eenthehedges wrote: Look at it this way. Now we can end this perfect season distraction, and get ready for what matters, the playoffs.

And its not like we got our asses kicked or anything. Sloppy play just made them come up short. We'll habe oir rematch in a couple weeks

We definitely have a lot of work to do to get ready for the playoffs.

Meh, we got beat ...........

This is what the talking heads and nay-sayers have been waiting for............ a chance to say "I told you so". Listen the next couple days to hear; eight wins was a fluke, they hadn't played anybody, no team had a winning record.

Tackling needs improvement an we need spoon back. Without spoon, graha
Ran wild

the d was just awful to day, run and pass, and man turner cant get a yard on a few occasions that sucked

yea to our hated rival

bigbirdy wrote: Meh, we got beat ...........

Don't get me started on Turner. He lost yards or was stopped at no gain for over half his carriers. Then you throw Quizz in there and the kid gains yardage all over the damn place.

We were atrocious at the goal line. I put the blame pretty squarly on Turners shoulders on it too. He was dancing into the line on all his attempts.

Michael Turner managed just 15 yards on 13 carries at New Orleans in Week 10.Facing the league's worst defense, Turner was stopped for no gain or negative yards on more than half of his carries. He was thrown for a loss on a pair of key 3rd-and-1 plays and failed to convert the touchdown on three separate drives inside the 1-yard line, including the potential game-winner with under two minutes remaining. An alleged power back, Turner no longer has the leg drive to succeed unless he's given an extra-wide lane to hit a big play or two each game. If the Falcons are serious about contending, Turner's playing time will have to be scaled back in favor of Jacquizz Rodgers in space and Jason Snelling between the tackles

Michael Turner has received 17 goal-to-go carries this season, and executed for a touchdown on just three of them.
King of the annual late-season fade, Turner bottomed out with 15 scoreless yards on 13 carries in Week 10 against the NFL's worst run defense at New Orleans. Lacking any hint of burst, Turner was repeatedly stuffed on short-yardage plays. The Falcons figure to continue to start Turner, but he will remain a fantasy liability and is likely to get worse rather than better down the stretch.