Who's closer to returning, us or ATL?

[updownsigma]

I'm sure when we were coming off our super bowl loss everyone would have said we would be back before the Falcons got to one, because we had the younger more talented roster etc.

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[Tbe]

1 hour ago, dardarroarroar said:

Honestly I know I'm going to get a lot of what the fug looks but it may be Tampa Bay's year I know it sounds crazy but crazier poo has happened I'm convinced someway somehow they might take the divisio and that is my greatest fear. Please dear lord don't let that happen


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You can only suck for so long before you collect enough good players. It's only a matter of time before they have a good year.

[ickmule]

Sadly Atlanta 

[DamnItJake!]

Neither Tampa Bay .. depends on the OL rebuild and getting a reliable power running back to take the load off Stewart so he can play more games.. no running game was a huge issue to take the load off Cam


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[Mvp2014]

On 2/6/2017 at 11:38 AM, Nails said:

Yeah, a top 10 LT pick prodigy that sucked donkey d*ck on the biggest stage last night.

Well in comparison to our Tackle positions that was a step in the right direction.   At least he was on the stage and not concussed taking the whole year off

[Mvp2014]

I got this from a ATL fan :)

[hepcat]

I would say the Panthers are closer for several reasons. $50m in cap space and a high draft pick will infuse the roster with talent and hunger. The hunger that the 2015 Panthers had wasn't there in 2016, so the attitude could be completely different in 2017. The Falcons are going to collapse in 2017 losing their offensive coordinator and dealing with the very real "Superbowl Hangover"