Breh we need everything outside of CB1, DE1, Mike LB, and TE fukk that rivalry. We fukk around win that and move up five places in the draft and draft junkNever seen that sequence, Matt talkin shyt, gets the taunting penalty, TD overturned, turnover on downs
Just beat the Aints at home next wk and this was a successful season IMO
Hate to say it but you right brehBreh we need everything outside of CB1, DE1, Mike LB, and TE fukk that rivalry. We fukk around win that and move up five places in the draft and draft junk
You already know what time it is. Gotta finish the season strong for momentum into next yearHate to say it but you right breh
We lose and I think we can draft as high as 7th
We win and we could drop all the way down to 16th
No one is going to even trade a 2nd for Ridley
Falcons fan who’s had season tickets for 50 years named NFL Fan of the Year
February 11, 2022 at 6:37 am EST
By WSBTV.com News Staff
ATLANTA — The Falcons may not be bringing home the top prize this season, but one Falcons fan has come out on top.
Henry Ison was named the 2021 NFL Fan of the Year during Thursday night’s NFL Honors award celebration televised on Channel 2.
Ison’s commitment to the Falcons for the last five decades helped him beat out 35,000 others vying to be the NFL’s biggest fan.
Ison, who is affectionately called The Coach by his family has been a Falcons season ticket holder since 1971. He’s stuck with the Falcons as they made their way through three different home venues.
He and his family will even hit the road for away games, including an annual family road trip to New Orleans for the rivalry game against the Saints.
The NFL Fan of the Year isn’t just picked because of their dedication to their team, but also the way they use football to bring family, friends and communities together.
In addition to being a Falcons superfan, Ison is also a Vietnam War veteran and a community activist. He owns a local recycling brokerage company, Ison-Herr Industries, and donated shipping container to be made into make-shift hospitals to treat COVID-19 patients.
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The NFL Fan of the Year receives two tickets to Super Bowl LVI, special league prizes, private Q&A sessions with NFL executives and invitations to events throughout the NFL season.
he a better man than me. I woulda taken my name off the list after that damn super bowl
Falcons fan who’s had season tickets for 50 years named NFL Fan of the Year
February 11, 2022 at 6:37 am EST
By WSBTV.com News Staff
ATLANTA — The Falcons may not be bringing home the top prize this season, but one Falcons fan has come out on top.
Henry Ison was named the 2021 NFL Fan of the Year during Thursday night’s NFL Honors award celebration televised on Channel 2.
Ison’s commitment to the Falcons for the last five decades helped him beat out 35,000 others vying to be the NFL’s biggest fan.
Ison, who is affectionately called The Coach by his family has been a Falcons season ticket holder since 1971. He’s stuck with the Falcons as they made their way through three different home venues.
He and his family will even hit the road for away games, including an annual family road trip to New Orleans for the rivalry game against the Saints.
The NFL Fan of the Year isn’t just picked because of their dedication to their team, but also the way they use football to bring family, friends and communities together.
In addition to being a Falcons superfan, Ison is also a Vietnam War veteran and a community activist. He owns a local recycling brokerage company, Ison-Herr Industries, and donated shipping container to be made into make-shift hospitals to treat COVID-19 patients.
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The NFL Fan of the Year receives two tickets to Super Bowl LVI, special league prizes, private Q&A sessions with NFL executives and invitations to events throughout the NFL season.
he a better man than me. I woulda taken my name off the list after that damn super bowl
