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What we learned from Falcons’ week in Indianapolis: QBs, run game, trench play

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By Daniel Flick Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
FLOWERY BRANCH — The Falcons flew home from Indianapolis with a convincing 34-6 exhibition victory over the Colts on Saturday and two practices littered with highs, lows and coaching points for Kevin Stefanski. “There are things that happened in these practices that you can absolutely teach off and can get better at that occurred on those two days,” Stefanski said after Saturday’s preseason game. “Then to be able to come out here [Saturday] and compete like crazy with a bunch of young guys.
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Falcons bet on Za’Darius Smith’s veteran presence. He proved why on Day 1.

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By Daniel Flick Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
INDIANAPOLIS — He stood on the goal line, firing his hands toward outside linebackers coach John Timu and going through pass-rush drills two hours before the Falcons played the Colts in an exhibition affair Saturday afternoon. Then, he put his hands on his knees, caught his breath and embraced his teammates and coaches — or maybe, he was introducing himself. Za’Darius Smith, who signed with the Falcons on Tuesday morning, didn’t join the team in Indianapolis until Friday.
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Falcons’ Stefanski ‘passes vibe check,’ encouraged celebratory field storm

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By Daniel Flick Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
INDIANAPOLIS — From the moment he saw the hole open on the left side of the Falcons’ offensive line, Tyler Goodson knew. The 25-year-old running back knew he’d have a one-on-one matchup with a safety. He knew if he won the battle, he’d have a chance to score. And he knew if he found the end zone from 49 yards out, he’d soon be mobbed by an entourage of his Falcons teammates Saturday afternoon at Lucas Oil Stadium.
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