Questi sono tutti i giocatori per cui i Falcons hanno già fatto o fissato workouts privati:Falcons interested in working out BarwinEd Thompson, of Scout.com, reports the Atlanta Falcons have expressed interest in setting up a private workout with University of Cincinnati
DE Connor Barwin.
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Sintim works out for the FalconsScout.com's Chris Steuber is reporting that Virginia
LB Clint Sintim recently was in Flowery Branch to take part in a private workout for the Atlanta Falcons scouts and coaches. The talented linebacker had an outstanding career for the Cavaliers and it looks like he's positioned himself to be selected sometime in the second round in next month's NFL Draft.
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Michael Johnson to visit 4 teamsGeorgia Tech
DE Michael Johnson, a potential first-round draft pick, has set up private workouts/visits with the Atlanta Falcons, Washington Redskins, Cleveland Browns and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, according to a league source. Johnson is scheduled to visit the Buccaneers on April 2, the Redskins on April 4, the Browns on April 8 and the Falcons on Monday. At 6-foot-6, 266 pounds, Johnson is a tall, lanky pass rusher who registered nine sacks and 17 1/2 tackles for losses last season and was named All-Atlantic Coast Conference. He was a finalist for the Bednarik and Hendricks awards.
http://www.profootballtalk.com/2009/03/13/michael-johnson-to-visit-four-teams/Clemons has had multiple private workouts with the Atlanta FalconsProlific Clemson University
FS Chris Clemons might be one of the fastest-rising prospects leading up to the 2009 draft. One league source indicated that the 6', 208 pound native of Arcadia, Florida has really open eyes with his 40 times. Multiple scouts have clocked him between 4.37 and 4.38 in private workouts and, according to our numbers, he ran a 4.39 and 4.40 at the most recent N.F.L. combine. Clemons has had multiple private workouts with the Atlanta Falcons (DB coach) and most recently displayed his skills for the New England Patriots (DB coach and def coor). In addition, Philadelphia and New Orleans, who have a strong need for depth at safety, have set up private workouts with Chris. An anonymous scout reportedly told one of our sources: "His film work doesn't lie, he has positioned himself as a day one safety". The scout went on to mention that Clemons might be drafted much higher than most are currently expecting.
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Matthews schedules Falcons workoutScout.com's Ed Thompson has learned that USC
LB Clay Matthews will visit the Atlanta Falcons after USC's Pro Day on April 1st. The gifted linebacker has been one of the fastest risers on draft boards and he's positioned himself to possibly be taken at the end of the first round. Read on to find out more...
http://atl.scout.com/a.z?s=122&p=2&c=846989&ssf=1&RequestedURL=http://atl.scoutQuesti sono i giocatori con cui i Falcons hanno avuto un colloqio o dei quali hanno mostrato interesse:At the NFL Combine in Indianapolis, Ind.
CB Asher Allen ran the 40-yard dash in 4.7 seconds. This time, on the same artificial turf surface, Allen ran a 4.33. Atlanta Falcons GM Thomas Dimitrov was apparently impressed. Dimitroff was seen talking to Allen for some time after his 40-yard effort.
http://life.atlantafalcons.com/index.php?showtopic=3838327For Oklahoma
S/LB Nic Harris, the Falcons' interest goes back a ways -- Atlanta looked at him at the Senior Bowl and the Combine, and the reason should be fairly easy to discern -- at 6-2 7/8 and 232 pounds and converting to weakside linebacker at the NFL level, Harris could be Michael Boley the Second. At his Pro Day. Harris ran two 4.83 40-yard dashes, a 4.23 short shuttle, and a 7.0 three-cone drill. He's seen by many as a "tweener", but it's tough to argue with the versatility of a guy who's played cornerback, free safety, strong safety, middle linebacker and special teams for the Sooners.
http://life.atlantafalcons.com/index.php?s...p;#entry4548608He wore the number 45 at Missouri and he took a backseat to the likes of Chase Daniel and Jeremy Maclin, but no tight end over the past few seasons has been as productive as
TE Chase Coffman and one of the teams that showed plenty of interest at the combine is the Atlanta Falcons who Scout.com's Ed Thompson reports had a formal interview with the pass-catching tight end while they were in Indy...
http://atl.scout.com/a.z?s=122&p=2&...2%2f845585.htmlDuring his press conference at the NFL Scouting Combine Sunday, Feb. 22, Alabama
S Rashad Johnson measured a height of 5-foot-11 and a weight of 203 pounds. He said he had talked with the Atlanta Falcons, the Chicago Bears, the San Diego Chargers, the Cleveland Browns and the Cincinnati Bengals so far.
http://www.kffl.com/player/21123/NFLINDIANAPOLIS alias THE NORTH POLE – The NFL scouting combine kicked off in earnest today with the several team executives — including Falcons head coach Mike Smith – addressing the media. The offensive linemen, special teamers and tight ends are flowing throw the media room to do interviews.
Georgia Tech
OT Andrew Gardner and South Carolina
TE Jared Cook have been through. Just got done talking with
TE Brandon Pettigrew, Oklahoma State’s stud tight end. Nice kid. He’s already spent 15 minutes with the Falcons last night. Gardner interviewed with the Falcons, too and Cook is set to visit with them later.
http://blogs.ajc.com/atlanta-falcons-blog/2009/02/19/falcons-talk-to-pettigrew-and-gardner/Ohio State
LB James Lauranaitis told Sirius NFL radio hosts Adam Schein and Soloman Wilcots that of all the interviews he had at the combine, the Atlanta Falcons stuck out in his mind...Laurinaitis said that Arthur Blank was the only owner that he met with at the combine.
http://www.eastcoastsportsnews.com/als09scoop.htmlUniversity of Missouri
S William Moore said during his NFL Scouting Combine interview that he has talked with the Atlanta Falcons. NFL scouts realize Moore was playing hurt in '08, and that will be factored into their evaluations. "You give him an 'A' for effort in playing hurt," said a veteran NFC personnel executive, speaking on the condition of anonymity. "And that's why you always go back and look at their junior and senior year, because that gives you the full body of work of what they're doing. A healthy William Moore is a **** of a football player." Moore, who has garnered some early interest from New Orleans and Atlanta here in Mobile, says he has studied teams that need safeties, and teams that have aging safeties.
http://www.kffl.com/team/7/NFLNfldraftcountdown reported that Atlanta talked to
S Louis Delmas at the Senior Bowl:
January 21, 2009 - Senior Bowl - Player / Team Observations
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