Boss Bailey, Dane Morrow, Leon Washington (before he lost weight)
Main Entry: per·fec·tion
Pronunciation: \pər-ˈfek-shən\
Function: noun
a : an exemplification of supreme excellence b : an unsurpassable degree of accuracy or excellence
Basketball has Michael Jordan. Baseball has Babe Ruth. Football now has...
The Atlanta Falcons
A few can claim dominance. Only one can claim perfection.
The Falcons finished off their perfect season with a win over the Houston Texans in Super Bowl XXV. The win capped off a perfect 19-0 season, the first of it's kind in the history of football, the human race, indeed the universe itself.
As the season progessed fans became increasingly religious about their Falcons. So much so, that they actually began The Church of the Undefeated, with rookie QB Dane Morrow as their messiah.
Dane Morrow brought a new weapon to the Falcon offense, balancing the powerful running of Leon Washington with a lightning quick passing attack. Dane Morrow had to overcome a lot of hardship before he became the first rookie QB ever to win the Super Bowl.
Morrow was raised by wolves until the age of 10 in the northern wilderness of Canada. Later found by travelling merchants, he was unable to speak until he was 15. Nevertheless he always had an unnatural ability to throw objects with precision and speed. He later joined the circus and befriended a giant who had dreams of becoming a football star. One day, the circus was attacked by a rival circus. A young Morrow tried to rescue his giant friend but it was too late. As he sat with his dying companion, he promised him that one day he would make it to the NFL and win him a Super Bowl. And so began his journey into the NFL, to Atlanta, and to perfection.
Atlanta's Coach Julez plans on continuing the streak through next season as they attempt a repeat. Most of the Falcons will return with some new additions in store for those who stand in the way of perfection 2.0.
