77, now gold.

The second. Falcons Needed.

Penix looks, passes intercepted.

Mike Jackson, who might take this to distance.

Penix gets a piece of him.

Jackson stays on his feet,

reverses field, tries to spin away.

But it's the second interception thrown by Michael Penix this afternoon.

Now, back to you better you bet with Nick Costos on Westwood One Sports.

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The Atlanta Falcons are setting up as a fascinating team as we now continue the march into free agency and towards the 2006 NFL draft.

So the news came down towards the end of our show on Monday, yesterday, that the Atlanta Falcons were trying to bring to a Tung of Iloa in. On a short deal,

the Dolphins are paying to about a billion dollars so the Falcons or any other team could

essentially sign Tua for the minimum. And it ended up happening after we went off the air.

One year, 1.3 million, the minimum, the Atlanta Falcons bring in to a Tonga Viloa.

And as I'm sitting at home, and I'm thinking, as one does at home, especially with a young child, it's like, why would you, you know, why would I want to 608 degrees in New York yesterday, why would I want to go outside and play with my young daughter when I could think about the Atlanta Falcons quarterback

situation.

And I'm considering the fact that Michael, two things about Michael Pennix Jr.

Number one, he tore his ACL at the end of November.

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