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Carl and Mike get back to Falcons talk as they preview Sunday night's game against the Ravens and share thoughts on comments by Kevin Stefanski as he spoke with Andy and Randy and explained why he is more of a fan of creating pressures more than sacks. As they discuss, Carl explains why he believes the sacks do matter, however it is more about when the sacks come.
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