Dear New Orleans Saints fans,
I present to you a case for casting aside institutional allegiance. Consider a new favorite.
Note the precision in these highlights. The Falcons are becoming a potent offensive team, and Norwood's a large part of it. Finally.
Also, consider these:
History will also show that Thomas Dimitroff, the new GM, is a talent assessment genius. This draft and free agency alone. I can't wait to see where this thing goes.
But now, YOU TOO can get in on the early stages of a Falcons resurgence! Good bandwagoning requires good timing!
Act now! Or be destined to years of resentment and envy!
I present to you a case for casting aside institutional allegiance. Consider a new favorite.
Note the precision in these highlights. The Falcons are becoming a potent offensive team, and Norwood's a large part of it. Finally.
Also, consider these:
- The Falcons have Jerious Norwood. (Worth a second mention. In 2006, the backfield was 75% Mississippi State guys: Norwood, Justin Griffith, and Fred McCrary.)
- The New Orleans Saints have Archie Manning, Deuce McCallister, and now Ed Orgeron. (I just happened to see Orgeron on the sidelines, in some <span style="font-style: italic;">professional capacity</span>, in what I assume is a mercy gig.)
- Starkville is closer to Atlanta (284 miles) than New Orleans (about 297 miles). (I grew up in Starkville, so this fact always made me question the strong Saints fandom in Mississippi--at least where I lived.)
History will also show that Thomas Dimitroff, the new GM, is a talent assessment genius. This draft and free agency alone. I can't wait to see where this thing goes.
But now, YOU TOO can get in on the early stages of a Falcons resurgence! Good bandwagoning requires good timing!
Act now! Or be destined to years of resentment and envy!