Watch AJC Falcons writer suit up for the Super Bowl

Teamwork!

By Jennifer Brett

Feb 5, 2017

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HOUSTON - AJC Falcons writer D. Orlando Ledbetter is going to be the sharpest dressed man at the Super Bowl today.

Watch him get his look together with a little assist from columnist Jeff Schultz.

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