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Dave Choate

Dave Choate

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Editor-in-Chief, The Falcoholic

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Eastern Sierra, freshwater Colorado River, WON Tuna Jackpot (Cabo San Lucas)Southern California saltwater, conservation as related to fishing and hunting. Outdoor gear reviews.

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Total articles 3609

  • Will the Falcons consider a draft day trade down from pick 15?

    By Dave Choate| The Falcoholic@ Photo by Tim Warner/Getty Images The Atlanta Falcons are currently slated to pick 15th in the 2025 NFL Draft. They should be sitting at a position where some intriguing defensive talents and possibly a top tackle are available for them there, and I don’t think anyone would be particularly vexed if they came away with a potential high-end starter by sitting still. This is also a draft class where circumstances may conspire to move the Falcons off their pick.

    By Dave Choate · The Falcoholic

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Former Falcon Keith Brooking set to announce team’s 2nd round pick

    By Dave Choate| The Falcoholic@ Photo by Mitchell Layton/Getty Images When the Atlanta Falcons are on the clock on day two of the 2025 NFL Draft, they’ll be hope to land a long-term starter, likely on defense. They’ll hope that player can have the kind of career enjoyed by Keith Brooking, the long-time Falcons linebacker who is set to announce the team’s second round pick.

    By Dave Choate · The Falcoholic

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Will the Falcons consider a draft day trade down from pick 15?

    By Dave Choate| The Falcoholic@ Photo by Tim Warner/Getty Images The Atlanta Falcons are currently slated to pick 15th in the 2025 NFL Draft. They should be sitting at a position where some intriguing defensive talents and possibly a top tackle are available for them there, and I don’t think anyone would be particularly vexed if they came away with a potential high-end starter by sitting still. This is also a draft class where circumstances may conspire to move the Falcons off their pick.

    By Dave Choate · The Falcoholic

    Apr. 18, 2025

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The Falcoholic

United States