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Week 1: Falcons (0-0) at VIKINGS (0-0)


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Last year, the Falcons were uncharacteristically bad rushing the ball and stopping the run. So, who will have the most yards rushing this game?  

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  1. 1. Last year, the Falcons were uncharacteristically bad rushing the ball and stopping the run. So, who will have the most yards rushing this game?

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    • Devonta Freeman
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28 minutes ago, y*so*blu said:

The implication being that eventually, he will have to. We'll see what Kirk's future brings.

This was a very good win and a fun game to watch. We looked better than last year all around. I loved how we seized control right from the beginning and never let go.

Bit of an understatement.

Atlanta's first drive started with a monster sack, and ended with no first down and a blocked punt.

Viking TD

Atlanta INT

Viking TD

all in what 6 minutes?  

I figured the Vikings would win but man it was over before it started. 

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A day after scoring a huge extension, Julio Jones scored a touchdown, as well. But it was too late and far too little. Sure, Jones, in his 112th game, became the second-fastest receiver to 700 catches, but he continued to struggle against the Vikings, who have held him down like no other team. The touchdown was his first in five games against Minnesota and his 31 yards were shy of his dismal average in his previous four games versus the Vikings (40.5). The Vikings defense and cornerback Xavier Rhodes, in particular, continue to confound one of the game's greatest receivers.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000001052213/article/what-we-learned-from-sundays-week-1-games

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4 minutes ago, VikeManDan said:

I saw him out there for a few plays. 

Our 3rd and 4th guys didn't have to do anything but show up. Atlanta couldn't cover Thielen or Diggs, and that was on the rare occasion that we wanted or needed to complete a big pass.(Cousins only threw ten times.) Basically it was all about our defense and our improved running game under Stefanski and Kubiak.

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6 minutes ago, vike daddy said:

A day after scoring a huge extension, Julio Jones scored a touchdown, as well. But it was too late and far too little. Sure, Jones, in his 112th game, became the second-fastest receiver to 700 catches, but he continued to struggle against the Vikings, who have held him down like no other team. The touchdown was his first in five games against Minnesota and his 31 yards were shy of his dismal average in his previous four games versus the Vikings (40.5). The Vikings defense and cornerback Xavier Rhodes, in particular, continue to confound one of the game's greatest receivers.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000001052213/article/what-we-learned-from-sundays-week-1-games

Still hasn't beat Rhodes for aTd

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42 minutes ago, y*so*blu said:

Our 3rd and 4th guys didn't have to do anything but show up. Atlanta couldn't cover Thielen or Diggs, and that was on the rare occasion that we wanted or needed to complete a big pass.(Cousins only threw ten times.) Basically it was all about our defense and our improved running game under Stefanski and Kubiak.

Thanks for the recap, all I was pointing out was that I saw him in the game a few times. 

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