Falcons at Saints Tickets – Monday Night Football

These Falcons at Saints tickets, like I’ve said in earlier posts, are perhaps the most crucial Falcons tickets of the season. As I write this the Atlanta Falcons are trailing the New Orleans Saints by two games. But the kicker is that the Falcons aren’t eliminated from winning the NFC South and that fact makes these Falcons vs Saints Tickets the most important Falcons tickets of the year so far.

The New Orleans Saints are sitting at 11-3 and appear to be in control of the division? But the Falcons can throw a stick in those spokes by beating the Saints on Monday Night Football in New Orleans. That would pull them withing a game. From there the Falcons would have to win at home in the Georgia Dome against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and hope the Saints lose to the visiting Carolina Panthers in the last game of the season. A better conference record then gives Atlanta the NFC South Championship.

It’s somewhat of a long shot but not at all out of the question that these Falcons at Saints tickets could mark a turning point in the NFC South race. At best the Falcons win and set up the chance of grabbing the title. At worst, Atlanta loses and needs a win at home against the Bucs to clinch a Wild Card spot.

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Atlanta Falcons tickets are on the cusp of doing something great, but to get there your Falcons tickets will have to get you past the next obstacle, the New Orleans Saints. Only a whisker divided the Atlanta Falcons from the NFC South leading Saints and this week’s Falcons tickets could give you a front row seat to seeing the Atlanta Falcons take over the division.
Atlanta has been almost unbeatable in the Georgia Dome, few teams are capable of overcoming both the Falcons and the home crowd. But the New Orleans Saints did it last year in a crucial season ending game that slammed the door on the Atlanta Falcons. This is a Drew Brees vs Matt Ryan contest, a Michael Turner vs Pierre Thomas contest, and a primer on survival in the NFL. If you want to survive in the NFC South, beating your division opponents is a must. For the Atlanta Falcons that means beating the New Orleans Saints.
Get your Saints vs Falcons tickets today. The NFC South is at stake, and the Saints and Falcons will pull out all the stops in this game.

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The Atlanta Falcons have their backs to the wall heading into this week’s game with the Detroit Lions. Coming into the 2011 NFL season the Falcons were pegged as the team to beat in the NFC South. But somehow, the magic captured in 2010 just hasn’t carried over to the present. A season opening loss to the Chicago Bears began an up and down roller coaster season that hasn’t ended yet. After losing in Chicago the Falcons beat Philadelphia, fell to Tampa Bay, topped Seattle, got trounced by the Packers, and recovered to win at home against the Carolina Panthers.

Lions vs Falcons tickets are Atlanta’s chance to prove that they deserve to be considered one of the best teams in the NFC South. The Lions are 5-1 and will be angry as, well, …Lions when this game kicks off after losing a tough one in San Francisco. To go into Ford Field and beat a good Lions team is just what the Atlanta Falcons need.

Then again, those same Lions vs Falcons tickets could spell a tough loss that puts the Falcons another game behind either the New Orleans Saints or Tampa Bay Buccaneers. A two game deficit at this point, while not insurmountable, is certainly a tough nut to crack for the Atlanta Falcons.

Get ready Atlanta, because your opportunity for revenge is here. The Superbowl Champs are coming to town. Green Bay Packers vs. Atlanta Falcons tickets will be the hottest ticket in town in 2011. The Packers dismantled the NFC’s No. 1 Seed in the playoffs last year and you can bet that no one has forgotten about it.

Both the Falcons and Packers will come into the 2011 NFL season as the favorites in their respective divisions and ultimately could face off again in the NFC Championship. This time, Falcons ticket holders will be expecting a different outcome. Why shouldn’t they? They’re a team that plays offense as fundamentally sound as any team in the NFL, with a young defense that will keep improving. Matt Ryan, Michael Turner, and Roddy White are 3 Pro-Bowlers who play the game of football at its highest level.

On the other side of the ball, fans with Packers vs. Falcons tickets will also see one of the best defenses in the league. Led by All-Pro Cornerback Charles Woodson, this group is very capable of making big plays. This will be anything but a defensive struggle though. The Packers bring with them the MVP of Superbowl XLV, quarterback Aaron Rodgers, and a high-powered offense capable of putting up points in a flash. With the return of Jermichael Finley, they might just be better than they were during their Superbowl run.

Overall, Packers vs. Falcons tickets are your entrance to see one of the most anticipated matchups this season. Both teams earned a victory over each other last year, but the Packers won the one that counted most in the playoffs. This game should be an exciting matchup of two of the NFC’s best. The Falcons will be looking to get over that hump and return to their first Superbowl since Jamal Anderson did the Dirty Bird. But like they say, “To be the best, you have to beat the best.”  Let the games begin and let Packers vs Falcons tickets be at the top of your wish list.

December 24, 2011

Atlanta Falcons tickets are now a pass for the strongest team in the NFC. The Falcons have built a rep on the foundation of Michael Turner and juiced it up it with a sprinkling of Matt Ryan. Hailed from the beginning of the season as a potential Super Bowl candidate, Atlanta has lived up to and surpassed that estimate.

Now comes what may be a crucial phase of the season. The Seattle Seahawks may appear to be no problem, but more than one contender has stumbled over a low obstacle. Falcons ticket holders will have to cross their finger while waiting for that crucial Monday Night Football matchup with the New Orleans Saints.

That game will probably determine the NFC South Championship. Should the Atlanta Falcons prevail in Seattle, they would have to lose to the Saints on Monday night, then drop a shocker to the 1 win Carolina Panthers in Week 17 to lose out. An unlikely scenario.

It’s time for the Falcons and Saints to hold the first of their twice annual brutal wars. This first Falcons and Saints battle will take place in the Louisiana Superdome this Sunday and it should be a doozy. It always is but in the last couple of years this game has taken on special significance as both teams have taken big strides and become winners in the NFL.

The Atlanta Falcons got on track last week with a big win over the Arizona Cardinals. Matt Ryan was sharp and Michael Turner had a big day. The offense the Falcons were supposed to have showed up. What’s the better news? If you watched Monday Night Football you saw Frank Gore tear up a Saints defense that didn’t seem to be able to stop the run. The key for the Falcons this week is pounding Michael Turner and not committing turnovers. It also won’t hurt that Reggie Bush is out for the next six weeks. That takes a major problem away from the Falcons defense.

Cardinals at Falcons Tickets

It’s probably way too early for must win games. After all the NFL season is only in Week 2 so both the Arizona Cardinals and Atlanta Falcons both have time to recover from an early season stumble. But what if that early season stumble comes againts a team you’ll be fighting later in the season for a playoff berth? With both the Cardinals and Falcons picked to win their respective divisions it’s obvious that the playoffs are a good shot here. Even if things work out really well this Cardinals vs Falcons matchup could be a head to head tiebreaker for a postseason party or make the difference between playing at home or traveling. So it’s a big game for both the Atlanta Falcons and Arizona Cardinals.

An objective look reveals that either team could use this game to get itself on the right track. The Atlanta Falcons struggled mightily in an opening week loss to the Pittsburgh Steeleers. Basing their offense on Michael Turner yielded 42 yards. Whiz kid Matt Ryan threw for a respectable 250 yards but didn’t find the end zone and gave up a pick.

It wasn’t much better for the Arizona Cardinals. Though they won, they beat the Rams, not much on which to hang your hat. Four fumbles made them look bad doing it. This is a team that misses Kurt Warner, a guy who means it when he says he’s retired.

For Falcons tickets holders the up side is that the Cards have had a hard time winning in the Georgia Dome lately, having dropped four straight in Hotlanta. With the New Orleans Saints and 49ers scheduled for Monday Night, and Atlanta loss and saints win would put the Dirty Birds behind the 8-ball early in the season. Falcons gotta take it to stay in the running.

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Both the Atlanta Falcons and Pittsburgh Steelers are looking to pick up where they left off last season. Winning. The Falcons and Steelers are both being advertised as Super Bowl ready, favorites in their division. For the Atlanta Falcons that means getting off to a winning start with Matt Ryan and Michael Turner putting up good performances againts a terrific Steelers defense and it won’t be easy. Ryan will have to find Roddy White and Tony Gonzales while under pressure and be mindful of Steelers Troy Polamalu or it’s going to be a long day.

Check out the new edition of Pro Football Weekly’s pre-season picks. The Atlanta Falcons are on their list as winning the NFC South in 2010. That’s a big prediction since the reigning Super Bowl Champion New Orleans Saints are still in the division.

Strangely enough, after reading the whole thing, they don’t give any concrete reason for their opinion. The positive signs are back to back winning seasons, the maturing of Matt Ryan, and the healthy return of Michael Turner. All valid items I’m sure. But somewhere along the way they should give specifics on how the Atlanta Falcons plan on knocking off the Saints.

I’m thing the Falcons will be a better team in 2010. Possibly good enough to win the division but certainly good enough to get into the playoffs. If Turner stays healthy, if the defense can stop a good passer, if the special teams can make some plays. The same ifs that face every NFL team out there.

Steelers vs Falcons tickets are a good way to start the year for Atlanta Falcons fans. The Steelers will almost certainly be without Big Ben for this one and maybe the next five games. The Atlanta Falcons, barring injury, will be at full strength and featuring Matt Ryan, one of the up and coming quarterbacks in the NFL.

For the Atlanta Falcons, overcoming a dissapointing 2009 is a must. yes, the Falcons did put together their first back to back winning seasons. But playoff expectations were high in 2009. getting back is also a must.

Matt Ryan returns after a solid 2009. 22 touchdowns and 16 interceptions means he’s on the right track. He should also benefit from a year of work with Tony Gonzales.

Michael Turner seems to be healthy after an injury ridden season in 2009. Also, having Jason Snelling there to spell him in games will help.

Roddy White had 85 catches and is expected to be a major force.

Make no mistake, the Steelers vs Falcons game is a winnable game for Atlanta. Kicking Pittsburgh while they’re down would be a good way to set the tone for 2010. With the Saints expected to challenge for another Super Bowl, staying even with New Orleans is a must for the Atlanta Falcons.