Published 4/14/2008
at Yahoo! Sports - NFL News
Mike Smith's first post-practice news conference on Monday lasted 10 minutes and didn't include any questions about Michael Vick. That's the fresh start the Atlanta Falcons need. The first day of a three-day minicamp was designed as the chance for players and coaches to become comfortable with each other under Smith, the former Jacksonville defensive coordinator hired in January.
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