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Atlanta Falcons look to dog killer to play big role on defense

The Atlanta Falcons, with their quarterback position already filled my a dog-killing enthusiast in Michael “I need to find new friends” Vick, have said they are looking for defensive tackle Jonathan Babineaux to play a big part in their 2007 season.

Falcons look to Babineaux as sub for injured Coleman

Faced with the prospect of opening the 2007 season without injured defensive tackle Rod Coleman, the Atlanta Falcons won’t panic in attempting to fill the potential void, and instead will seek a replacement for their star inside pass rusher from the current roster.

General manager Rich McKay said on Tuesday that the Falcons won’t demonstrate any urgency in signing a veteran free agent to move into the starting lineup. Rather, the team will elevate third-year veteran Jonathan Babineaux to the first unit and, if the Falcons sign a more experienced player, it will probably be as a backup

Babineaux is still awaiting trial on felony animal abuse charges for murdering his girlfriend’s dog. The story made no mention of the issue.

It is becoming abundantly clear that the Atlanta Falcons and the NFL are pro-animal abuse.

–WKW

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3 Responses to “Atlanta Falcons look to dog killer to play big role on defense”

  1. wonder cow Says:
    May 3rd, 2007 at 2:50 am

    Bring back Bartkowski.

  2. theresa Says:
    July 19th, 2007 at 3:22 pm

    I think he should go to jail for what he has done to those dogs. He does not deserve to earn any money being a pro football player, and I would not consider him a pro either. These people that think they can earn a quick buck with animals have a one track mind and there minds are sick. He needs to be put away or maybe do to him what he did to those poor helpless dogs.

  3. biganx Says:
    August 8th, 2007 at 6:07 pm

    Arrrghhh! Jonathan Babineaux …although he didn’t fit dogs like Vick did, his anger and rage cost an animal it life at his hands!

    We can only hope the damned law will apply to him too.

    Also, Babineaux should be suspended for violating the NFL’s good conduct rules. I mean… sheesh.. he has a FELONY charge against him. Even though he’s not convicted at this point, he shouldn’t be allowed to be in the pre-season or the regular season until this case is concluded.

    If the NFL doesn’t suspend him as well as Vick, then should we assume the NFL has not f’ing backbone?

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