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Running Thoughts on Round One

By J. Michael Moore | Published: April 22, 2010
Sitting in the office anxiously patiently waiting for the Falcons pick at No. 19. Some bullet points (and commentary) on the NFL Draft so far. Four straight players from the Big 12 to open the first round (three from Oklahoma). Mock draft took a hit with picks No. 4 and 5 (two misses in a row but two [...]
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Emptying the Notebook: Day 4

By J. Michael Moore | Published: February 28, 2010
The final day at the Combine is always cut a little short for AF.com because, at some point, we all have to go back to Atlanta. But the notebook always holds something… … Oklahoma State cornerback Perrish Cox said he’s been “harassed” by some teams in regards to his suspension from the Cowboys bowl game (missing [...]
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A Chat with DraftCountdown.com

By J. Michael Moore | Published: February 4, 2010
Signs pointed to the Falcons taking defense in the first round of the 2009 NFL Draft.  Predictions proved right as the team selected Ole Miss defensive tackle Peria Jerry with the 24th selection. Fast forward to 2010 and the draft experts and bloggers from across the Internet are digging back into their notes. “I don’t think there’s [...]
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The Combine is Coming

By J. Michael Moore | Published: February 2, 2010
The first step of any successful project is planning. Now that the invitation list for the Scouting Combine has been posted online, the organization freak in me can really come to life and get ready for a trip to take in this year’s festivities in Indy. Several Georgia and Georgia Tech players will receive invitations. Defensive lineman Geno [...]
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