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Interesting Questions, Facts and Information
- There are a total of 10 general entries.
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Interesting Questions, Facts, and Information
Atlanta Falcons
The Falcons coach, Dan Reeves, got his 200th win in 2003. How many career wins did he finish the season with? | Atlanta Falcons 2003
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201. He won the first game of the year, lost the next few, and then he got #200. Then, he lost a few more and then was fired after his 201st win against the Carolina Panthers, the game in which Mike Vick came back from injury.
Who was Dan Reeves successor as head coach after Reeves was fired with a few games left in 2003? | Atlanta Falcons 2003
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Wade Phillips. Phillips was 2-1 in the games as he coached. All three of those games included Mike Vick.
Doug Johnson. At the start of the season, one of the all-time best passers. Doug Johnson, was the quarterback for the Falcons, instead of the great Virginia Tech quarterback, Mike Vick.
What was the name of the Falcons wide receiver that was picked up in a trade with the Buffalo Bills before the 2003 season, when the Falcons traded there first round pick to get him? | Atlanta Falcons 2003
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Peerless Price. Price was traded to Atlanta, and then he signed a seven-year deal with them, just so he could live in Atlanta and play with Mike Vick, the most exciting player in the NFL.
What is the name of the Falcons tight end who in 2003, had his best season ever and was named to the Pro Bowl? | Atlanta Falcons 2003
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Alge Crumpler. Crumpler had a fantastic season, and was named the starter tight end for the NFC in the Pro Bowl which they won, 55-52.
What was the name of a non-tight end from the Falcons, that was voted to the Pro Bowl in 2003? | Atlanta Falcons 2003
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Keith Brooking. Brooking had another great season and played well at the Pro Bowl. The NFC won 55-52.
Who was the player drafted to the Falcons with their first pick in the 2003 draft? | Atlanta Falcons 2003
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Bryan Scott . Scott played well as a rookie cornerback, and he is also a pretty good piano player too.
Georgia Dome. They have had it since the early 90s, and it was the largest steel-rafter-supported dome in the world.
5-11. They were horrible without Vick.
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