... of the oddsmakers out in Las Vegas, it just won't happen yet again. The over/under for Atlanta Falcons wins was placed at eight by Vegas, holding true to Atlanta tradition of not having consecutive winning seasons. The schedule is daunting and history is against the Falcons. But I think the Falcons have enough talent to win more than eight games this season. Earlier, I wrote that Atlanta will go 11-5 in my NFC South preview—and I'll stick by it (even though that may be a little bias seeping through, 10-6 or 9-7 is a lot more probable). Around Atlanta, expectations have been raised a litle and everyone is expecting a winning season. But what else can we expect from the Falcons this year? Here's a list of different statistics and numbers I set a personal over/under to. Feel free to post your predictions in the comments section. ...

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