Do You Know NFL - Atlanta Falcons?

After leaving the Falcons, Michael Vick became a starter with the Philadelphia Eagles.

The Falcons selected Michael Vick 1st overall out of Virginia Tech. This means that he was chosen as the first overall pick in the NFL draft from Virginia Tech, indicating that he played college football at Virginia Tech before being selected by the Falcons.

William Moore made his first Pro Bowl in 2012. This indicates that prior to 2012, he had not been selected for the Pro Bowl. The other options, Justin Blalock, Todd McClure, and Tyson Clabo, are not safeties and therefore not relevant to the question.

Dirk Koetter became the Falcons' new offensive coordinator for the 2012 season.

Sam Baker had 16 starts for the Falcons at the Left Tackle position in 2012.

Ronnie Lott is the correct answer because he is a Hall of Fame safety who has spoken about William Andrews delivering the hardest hit of his career. This suggests that Lott, who is known for his toughness and hard hits, was impressed by the force of Andrews' hit.

Mike Nolan became the Falcons' new defensive coordinator for the 2012 season.

Steve Bartkowski was picked ahead of Walter Payton in the 1975 draft. This means that Bartkowski was chosen before Payton in the draft selection process. Payton, who is a Hall of Fame running back, was not the first choice in the draft, and Bartkowski was selected before him.

Steve Bartkowski led the nation in passing during his senior year at California.

William Andrews wore the number 31, which was retired by the Falcons.

In 2012, the Falcons broke Drew Brees' 54-game touchdown streak. This means that Brees had been consistently throwing touchdown passes in 54 consecutive games until the Falcons' defense was able to stop him from doing so. This shows the skill and consistency of Brees as a quarterback, as well as the accomplishment of the Falcons' defense in ending his impressive streak.

During his rookie year, Tommy Nobis set a Falcons team record in the category of tackles. This means that he successfully brought down the opposing team's players the most number of times compared to any other player in the Falcons team. Nobis demonstrated exceptional defensive skills and was able to effectively stop the opposing team's progress by making numerous tackles.

William Andrews missed two entire seasons with an injury to his knee. This suggests that his knee injury was severe enough to prevent him from playing for a significant period of time. Knee injuries can be particularly debilitating for athletes, as they can affect their mobility and ability to perform at their best. Therefore, it is likely that Andrews' knee injury was a major setback in his career.

The Falcons made it to the NFC Championship Game in 2012, which was the first time they had reached that stage since the year 2004.

Tommy Nobis won the Outland Trophy and Maxwell Award in his senior year at Texas.