Falcons are in the 'Cat or Dog' testing business

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INDIANAPOLIS – Western Michigan offensive tackle Willie Beavers got a weird question from the Atlanta Falcons.

“Would you rather be a cat or a dog,” Beavers said on Wednesday at the scouting combine.

He said, “Dog.”

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D. Orlando Ledbetter, Esq is the award-winning Atlanta Falcons beat writer for the newspaper, has been on the staff since 2003. Every day D. Orlando strives to provide inside in the Falcons and the NFL. He finds the most joy in providing insight into the team, the coaching moves, the offseason business moves, the draft and the games.

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