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After a dismal first half Austin Hooper Jersey 2019 , the e to a victory against Jameis Winston and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. In a meaningless game, the offense was able to play some inspired ball in the second half, lending hope that this will be a good - and possibly great - unit again in 2019. Here are your candidates for offensive player of the game.Matt RyanAfter looking a little shaky early on, Ryan settled in and played a fantastic second half of football, his awful interception not withstanding. He finished 31/44 for 378 yards, 2 passing touchdowns youth Devonta Freeman Jersey , 1 receiving TD (!!!) and the one interception. When all is said and done, his 2018 numbers will be very comparable to his MVP 2016 season. Julio JonesPlaying injured has never stopped Julio from dominating. With 9 receptions for 138 yards and one touchdown, Julio showed us that if he’s on the field, he’s going to deliver. He’s a special player who has shown no signs of slowing down.Mohamed SanuWith 7 receptions for 90 yards, Sanu didn’t light up the scoreboard, but his success in picking up yards after the catch and his touchdown toss to Matt Ryan makes him a worthy candidate this week.Austin HooperAfter 3 years Stitched Devonta Freeman Jersey , Hooper has developed nicely into a quality starting tight end. His 5 receptions for 67 yards helped move the sticks and his ability to get open and pick up additional yards made a big difference in this game. Get all caught up in one convenient spot."WhiteFanposts Fanshots Library FalcFans Podcast on The FalcoholicContact The FalcoholicFalcons StoriesScheduleRosterStatsYahoo Falcons NewsYahoo Falcons Team PageYahoo Falcons ReportYahoo Falcons Depth ChartYahoo Falcons TransactionsYahoo Falcons PhotosOdds About Masthead Community Guidelines StubHub 鉁旻alcoholinks: All the Falcons news you need for Thursday, Mar. 28New,5commentsGet all caught up in one convenient spot.EDTShareTweetShareShareFalcoholinks: All the Falcons news you need for Thursday, Mar. 28Geoff Burke-USA TODAY SportsIt’s Thursday which is kind of a mini-Friday, so start it off by diving in to today’s edition of Falcoholinks.Seeking Stability The Falcons brought in offensive guard Jamon Brown as a new bodyguard for quarterback Matt Ryan, but will he truly be the answer at a position that’s been a weak spot since Harvey Dahl? Allen Strk ponders that question as he breaks down the tape on one of Atlanta’s new faces. MOOOOOOOOCKSThere are some brand new mocks on deck for today’s Falcoholinks — and they all focus on the Falcons’ biggest area of need: the trenches. Dan Kadar’s latest mock draft for SB Nation sees Atlanta snagging a couple of ACC standouts Black Giorgio Tavecchio Jersey , and Mel Kiper’s third mock brings a brand new, never before seen name to the Falcons in the first (just kidding). Peter Schrager, NFL sideline analyst and co-host of Good Morning Football takes a different tack in his latest, seeing the Falcons take a highly-touted offensive lineman.Best Laid Plans The NFL’s annual meeting is currently underway, and there’s already been one major rule change to come out of it. The league has announced that it will implement a new rule in 2019, allowing the official review of pass interference calls and non-calls. While that’s a move in a positive direction (as Julio Jones would certainly tell you) Giorgio Tavecchio Jersey 2019 , the NFL has a way of consistently shooting itself in the foot. Dave Choate expounds on that in his latest column, one that concedes the NFL has got it right — but will inevitably get it wrong in the long-term.Progress?New contracts for Julio Jones and Grady Jarrett are tops on the priority list for the Atlanta Falcons, and while he has zero ability to manipulate the cap number, owner Arthur Blank has signaled that the Falcons are making progress on both fronts. In his own words, Blank said he expects Jones and Jarrett to be “Falcons for life.” Take from that what you will, but when the guy who signs the checks is optimistic it usually bodes well for hoped-for outcome — which is Julio Jones and Grady Jarrett playing their careers in red and black.