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Falcons’ new leadership prepping for the NFL Scouting Combine
The Falcons' new front office is preparing for its first NFL Scouting Combine, which starts on Feb. 24.
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State of Georgia contingent for the NFL scouting combine is 33 deep
319 players were invited, including 18 who played at Georgia high schools, 10 from the University of Georgia, four from Georgia Tech and one from Georgia State.
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Accountability ‘is everything’ for new Falcons special teams boss Aukerman
Last season, the Falcons had a visible lack of accountability for poor special teams play. New coordinator Craig Aukerman is looking to fix that.
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Falcons’ coordinators excited about potential
Tommy Rees, Jeff Ulbrich look forward to working with talent on both sides of the ball.
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James Pearce Jr.’s legal status leaves Falcons with a mess
James Pearce Jr.'s weekend arrest in Florida creates several unknowns for the Atlanta Falcons.
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Take 5: Five quick takeaways from the Falcons coordinators’ media availability
Quarterback Michael Penix Jr. is continuing his rehabilitation from a knee injury but it's unclear whether Penix will be fully healthy and ready to start the regular season.
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More details emerge of alleged incident involving Falcons’ James Pearce Jr.
Pearce chased his ex-girlfriend — WNBA player Rickea Jackson — in his SUV, hit her vehicle twice and struck an officer’s leg while driving off, according to police reports.
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Falcons rookie Pearce posts bond, is ordered to stay away from WNBA player
Falcons rookie James Pearce Jr. has been released from custody but still faces charges for five felonies and a misdemeanor after what police are calling a domestic dispute.
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Falcons’ James Pearce Jr. faces multiple felony charges after arrest in Florida
Among the charges the Falcons rookie faces are two counts of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon and one for aggravated stalking, all with a domestic violence designation.






































