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| Matt Ryan jersey went into the no-huddle early vs. Chiefs
12:30 am August 14, 2010, by D. Orlando Ledbetter 00813 Atlanta - Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Matt Ryan jersey (2) loosens up for the exhibition season opener against the Kansas City Chiefs at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta on Friday, August 13,NHL Jerseys, 2010. Curtis Compton ccompton@ajc.com Quarterback Matt Matt Ryan jersey and the first team offense jumped into the no-huddle offense on their second possession of the game. The drive stalled after Roddy White dropped a flanker screen and left tackle Sam Baker jumped offsides. After getting backed up, the offense has to settled for a 53-yard Steven Hauschka field goal attempt that banged into the crossbar. It was a sign that the Falcons plan to use the no-huddle more as an attack offense this season. Last season they mainly used in a traditional “hurry-up” mode when they were behind. “I thought we did a pretty good job,” Matt Ryan jersey said. “We tried to run the ball a little bit. We felt like we had some good schemes.” Matt Ryan jersey converted on two third downs out of the no-huddle, finding Tony Gonzalez both times. They connected for gains of 16 and 12 yards to convert. “We just need to tighten some things up,” Matt Ryan jersey said. “We were pretty good with our third down conversions. I think we knocked some of the rust off. That’s a thing that you have to get a feel for. I think we made strides.” One the first drive, the Falcons established running back Michael Turner. “I thought we running the ball so successful on the first drive that we didn’t need to pass it. I’ll be the first to tell you that if we run the ball like that. My job gets a lot easier.” Also, Matt Ryan jersey, who suffered a turf toe injury last season, looked pretty nimble moving around in the pocket. “It feels good to be healthy out there and to have my feet underneath me,” Matt Ryan jersey said. “I thought it was a good start.” Some you have been screaming for more no-huddle and it appears that offensive coordinator Mike Mularkey has heard your pleas. |
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