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29 July 2016, Flowery Branch, Georgia, USA During training camp at the Atlanta Falcons Training Facility, offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan of the Atlanta Falcons reacts. Required Credit: USA TODAY Sports/Dale Zanine
Following three seasons of sputtering along like a 207,000-mile 1994 Toyota Camry, the Falcons offense has once again turned into the offensive monster it was in 2012. One of the greatest offensive campaigns in team history was the 2012 “Pick Your Poison” campaign. The Falcons offense from 2012 may not have been as good as Kyle Shanahan’s 2016 version.
Dirk Koetter oversaw that version in 2012, and it was predicated on the notion that you couldn’t double team star wide receiver Julio Jones since you would be leaving Tony Gonzalez and Roddy White behind.
In order to attack the Buccaneers and give Jones additional opportunities, the Falcons chose to concentrate their attack on Mohamed Sanu and Tevin Coleman out of the backfield.
The Falcons exploited tight ends Jacob Tamme, Levine Toilolo, and Austin Hooper against the Raiders to dismantle their defense and create more opportunities for Julio to be targeted.
In an attempt to attack the Saints defense in a variety of ways, the Falcons also started Devonta Freeman and spread the ball to seven other targets besides Julio.
The Falcons’ passing attack hasn’t been completely shut down yet. A 240-yard, two-touchdown performance against the Saints was the worst game. And that was
