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'Fiery' Mike Singletary Shouts at Falcons' Harvey Dahl, Apologizes Afterward

SAN FRANCISCO -- The Atlanta Falcons weren't even finished piling up takeaways, yards and points in Sunday's 45-10 rout of the 49ers at Candlestick Park when San Francisco coach Mike Singletary lost his sideline poise. Rather than take out his frustrations on one of his underachieving players, Singletary instead engaged...

Falcons Smart to Woo Loper

When Todd Weiner retired and Wayne Gandy got even older, the Falcons all of a sudden had a clear need for some depth at tackle. And if the Falcons are looking for a potentially reasonably priced tackle who could step in an start if needed, there is no better target than Titans' tackle Daniel Loper.Loper has only started...

Atlanta Falcons: Aiming for History

Because the NFL season never ends, we present our 2009 Offseason Roadmaps for front offices to navigate through the summer.On the heels of a nightmarish 2007 season, the Falcons were predicted to go 0-16 by some pundits. But not even the most optimistic Falcons fan would have expected a playoff spot, and even fewer would...

Between the Lines: Improved O-Line Helps Falcons to Fast Start

Every week I take a look at the battle at the line of scrimmage in one NFL game. Check back every Thursday for a new edition of Between The Lines.If you actually watched the Falcons last year, you got to witness a disaster. The team didn't have a quarterback to count on, and relied on an aging Warrick Dunn while a younger,...

Forney Gets a Wake-Up Call

It appears that the Falcons are trying to light a fire on Kynan Forney.That's the most logical explanation for why Forney is working out with the second team this offseason while Harvey Dahl is taking snaps as a starter. Forney has started 89 games for the Falcons, which makes him one of the few long-term regulars still...

HarveyDahl News From the Web

05/12/12 Atlanta Falcons' Peter Konz: Why Getting a New Harvey... Source: Bleacher Report The Atlanta Falcons had one of the best offensive lines in 2010, but it regressed in 2011 and the only major difference between those two years was the loss of right guard Harvey Dahl. Harvey Dahl is a top-six talent in the NFL at right guard according to Bleacher Report's own Matt Miller.