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The Falcons have an eight-game winning streak and the NFL's best record at 12-2. An Atlanta Falcons fan watches an NFL football game against the Cincinnati Bengals at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta Sunday, Oct. 24, 2010. (AP Photo/John Amis) John Amis, AP An Atlanta Falcons fan watches an NFL football game against the Cincinnati Bengals at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta Sunday, Oct. 24, 2010. (AP Photo/John Amis) A young fan cheers during an NFL football game between the Atlanta Falcons and Tampa Bay Buccaneers Sunday, Nov. 7, 2010 in Atlanta.

"I think it's going to be imperative for us to get that dome rocking," said Smith in his pep talk to the faithful. The issue of a late-arriving home crowd has been a constant. For the home opener this year, the team was offering pregame discounts on food and merchandise in an effort to lure fans into the building in time for the introductions. "We've seen some progress on that, but there is still a ways to go," said Jim Smith, the team's chief marketing officer.

"It frustrates me. Atlanta's always late for everything," harrumphed 790/the Zone's afternoon host Mike Bell, one of the local sports talk personalities who has wondered the loudest when Atlantans are going to go all in with these Falcons. There are plenty, however, who point to examples of a growing passion for the team. When Dan Reeves, the only coach to take the Falcons to a Super Bowl, dropped off some articles for his church's Christmas drive last week, he said he was peppered by parishioners with questions about the Falcons' future. Tight end Tony Gonzalez said he sensed a rising tide of support last week when out at a Buckhead bar and while out Christmas shopping. "People yelling, 'Keep it up,' from across the mall.
It was only last year the Falcons, born in 1966, completed their first back-to-back winning campaigns. How do you give your heart fully to a serial heartbreaker? Arthur Blank bought the Falcons in 2002. But before that, he was like a lot of Atlantans - new to the area and shopping for a team to cheer for. And, he said, "Like every other fan, I was frustrated with the ups and downs of the Falcons." He will tell you now the days of wild swings of fortune are over, that there is a built-in stability in place that people will find appealing. "I think this team will become a national team, one that you'll see much more on national television, which is not only great for our team, it's also great for the city," he said.

To Bell's way of thinking, the history at work against the Falcons is of more recent vintage. "There is still a segment of the fan base holding onto No. 7," he said. That, of course, is one-time Falcons quarterback Michael Vick, whose epic rise and fall in Atlanta is still regular grist for the talk show mill. The highlights of Vick mass producing the spectacular for Philadelphia - playing at an MVP level for a team that very possibly will be a postseason obstacle for the Falcons - rub at that old scab weekly. Atlanta already battles the reputation of being an ill-defined sports town, a place of transients who import their own allegiances, a place where the Braves don't sell out playoff games and the Hawks and Thrashers are constantly scuffling to put rear ends in seats.

Drawing upon the personality of their staid, steady coach, the Falcons are not going to attract people with their flamboyance. Aside from the occasional Twitter twaddle issued by receiver Roddy White, this team is extremely adept at not calling attention to itself. "You don't see them on a lot of TV shows or in a bunch of commercials or doing endorsements," Mathis said. "They are just not about any of that." This is a team that doesn't lead the league in any of the showy stats like passing, yardage, total defense (although White does lead the NFL in receiving yards). It specializes in those categories reserved for smart, grinding, fundamentally sound teams - the ones, as Mike Smith said, that are "maybe not as pretty as some of the other statistics."

At the same time: "We want the rest of the world to celebrate and to party," he said.
As for those who may not be quite onboard the Falcons party bus for one reason or another? "Shame on somebody who's not," Blank said. "I think this team has earned the support."

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