Falcons Poll
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Leadership important in youthful secondary
Safety Erik Coleman is now an elder statesman in a young Falcons secondary looking to combine youthful exuberance with dashes of veteran leadership.
Turner, run game staying consistent
Running back Michael Turner got the bulk of the carries last season but consistency along the offensive line could be what makes the Falcons a steady leader in rushing offense.
Gonzalez adds new dimension to offense
The addition of a Pro Bowl tight end helps any NFL offense but, in the Falcons case, Tony Gonzalez takes the team's weaponry to uncharted levels.
DeCoud excited about opportunity at safety
It will be a crowded, young defensive backfield in Falcons camp leaving players like Thomas DeCoud to compete for positions. But the second-year safety likes the path he's on.
Mughelli working hard, eager to contribute
Fullback Ovie Mughelli has put in the time to get in shape for the 2009 season and is ready to start making a bigger impact on offense.
Father's Day extra special for Falcons coach
After years of coaching and support, Brian Robiskie has made it to the NFL. His father, Terry Robiskie, couldn't be happier on this Father's Day weekend.
Lofton ready to take leadership role on defense
Entering his second year as a professional, Curtis Lofton has plenty of goals. He's involved in more parts of the defense and is a young, active leader.
Grimes looks to stand out in crowded secondary
Cornerback Brent Grimes has been in this situation before. He opened the 2008 season as a starter. But he knows competition in the secondary means he must work hard for a spot.
Norwood having fun in Falcons offense
From high-stepping into the end zone to laughing about a recent fishing trip, Jerious Norwood keeps the mood light. "If you're not having fun you're not going to be happy and give your best effort," he says.
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