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Category Archives: Gameday
Your Week 17 Television Maps
Well Falcons fans, it’s certainly been a wild ride through the 2009 television season. If you’re lucky you’ve seen some funny moments on broadcasts (maybe even a lineman pulling a little kickoff duty).
We’ve seen triumphs and defeats before audiences large and small.
Now it’s time to make plans for one final weekend of Falcons football before [...]
Posted in Gameday Tagged Buffalo Bills, CBS, Charles Davis, Dick Stockton, distribution maps, FOX, Indianapolis Colts, Jeff Fisher, Laura Okmin, Miami Dolphins, Oakland Raiders, Pittsburgh Steelers, Rich Gannon, San Francisco 49ers, St. Louis Rams, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Tennessee Titans Comments closed
Strong Finishes a New Trademark?
For a quarter-by-quarter look at the Falcons victory over the Bills, check out John Manasso’s Beat Blog. You can also get play-by-play information and stats in the NFL.com Game Center.
Three times in the 44 years of the franchise, the Falcons have had legitimate shots to recored back-to-back winning seasons. That is, they were above .500 [...]
Also posted in Featured Tagged Brent Grimes, Buffalo Bills, Chris Redman, Christopher Owens, Head Coach Mike Smith, Lawrence Sidbury, Matt Bryant, Matt Ryan, Michael Koenen, Mike Peterson, New York Jets, Roddy White, Sam Baker, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Tony Gonzalez Comments closed
Let’s Starting Thinking: Winning Season
With a win Sunday over the Buffalo Bills, the Falcons find themselves in an unfamiliar situation entering the final week of the season: A chance to secure back-to-back winning seasons in the last game of a given year… With a winning streak.
(Who says the Tampa Bay game isn’t important)?
Many times the Birds have tried to [...]
Your Week 16 Television Maps
Two games remain in the Falcons 2009 season and they will likely be shown to smaller audiences. Such is the case for teams with no spot in the playoffs facing opponents with losing records.
This week, according to rule, the Falcons game will be on CBS. The visiting team dictates which network the game will be [...]
Posted in Gameday Tagged Arizona Cardinals, Baltimore Ravens, Bill Macatee, Buffalo Bills, Carolina Panthers, CBS, distribution maps, FOX, Indianapolis Colts, New York Giants, New York Jets, Pittsburgh Steelers, playoffs, Rex Ryan, St. Louis Rams, Steve Beurelein, Tennessee Titans Comments closed
Your Week 15 TV Distribution Maps
We’ve reached the point in the season where more games are played on days other than Sunday. Take, for example, Thursday’s game between the Colts and Jaguars, Saturday’s game between the Saints and Cowboys (Falcons playoff implications galore) and Monday night’s game featuring the Giants and Redskins (even more Falcons playoff implications).
Next week a Friday [...]
Posted in Gameday Tagged CBS, Charles Davis, Cincinnati Bengals, Dallas Cowboys, Dick Stockton, DirectTV, distribution maps, FOX, Green Bay Packers, Indianapolis Colts, Jacksonville Jaguars, Laura Okmin, Miami Dolphins, Mike Singletary, New York Giants, NFC Playoffs, Philadelphia Eagles, Pittsburgh Steelers, San Francisco 49ers, Tennessee Titans, Vince Young, Washington Redskins Comments closed
Making Sense of a Tough Loss
EDITOR’S NOTE: For another take on the Falcons-Saints game, check out John Manasso’s Beat Blog For stats and more, review the NFL.com Game Center.
One got the feeling at halftime of Sunday’s game, even trailing 16-9, the Falcons had the undefeated New Orleans Saints almost exactly where they wanted them (without a lead).
As running back Jason [...]
Posted in Gameday Tagged Brent Grimes, Chris Houston, Chris Redman, Harvey Dahl, Head Coach Mike Smith, Jason Snelling, Jerious Norwood, John Abraham, Jonathan Vilma, Matt Ryan, Michel turner, New Orleans Saints, Sean Payton, Tony Gonzalez Comments closed
Falcons Keeping it Close
No team has established a formula for beating the undefeated New Orleans Saints in 2009. But through one half at the Georgia Dome the ailing Falcons may be on to something.
It starts by keeping the score close.
And having loads of patience.
Atlanta trailed 16-9 at halftime Sunday but a ball-control offense and a perfect percentage on [...]
Posted in Gameday Tagged Chris Redman, Drew Brees, Michael Jenkins, New Orleans Saints Comments closed
Your Week 14 Television Maps
I have a bad habit when it comes to these NFL television distribution maps.
Each week, like a child on Christmas morning, I open the links and find the games televised in Atlanta for the coming weekend. At this point I remember it doesn’t matter what games are before/after or opposite the Falcons game.
I’m working. There’s [...]
Posted in Gameday Tagged Buffalo Bills, CBS, Cincinnati Bengals, Dallas Cowboys, Denver Broncos, distribution maps, FOX, Indianapolis Colts, Joe Buck, Kansas City Chiefs, Minnesota Vikings, New Orleans Saints, Pam Oliver, Troy Aikman Comments closed
Sunday Question: What Now?
BLOGGER’S NOTE: Click here for complete gameday coverage from AtlantaFalcons.com. You can also get a breakdown of the game in John Manasso’s Beat Blog or read play-by-plays, recaps and stats in the Falcons-Eagles Game Center on NFL.com.
Mike Smith faces a dilemma every head coach sees at some point in a career.
With Sunday’s 34-7 loss to [...]
Posted in Gameday Tagged Chris Redman, Green Bay Packers, Head Coach Mike Smith, Jason Snelling, NFC Playoffs, Philadelphia Eagles, Roddy White, Sheldon Brown, Todd McClure, Tony Gonzalez Comments closed

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