Atlanta Falcons Owner Arthur Blank Expounds On Unique Moment Involving '28-3' Super Bowl LI Loss To Tom Brady's New England Patriots

Atlanta Falcons owner shares unique insights from his new book "Good Company" with Sports Illustrated Falcon Report publisher Terence Moore.

If you think you've seen and heard everything regarding the meltdown by the Atlanta Falcons from that 28-3 lead at the end of their 2017 Super Bowl loss to the New England Patriots, well, you haven't.

Just click to watch my Zoom interview with Falcons owner Arthur Blank.

Wow.

Along with other things, you'll discover something from Blank during our conversation as riveting as the photo you'll see in this video.

I was there in Houston for the Falcons' journey back then from good to great to ghastly while many in front of their TV sets rubbed their eyes.

I also took that photo.

In fact, after the Falcons finished blowing the largest lead in Super Bowl history, I was among the few to witness what Blank explained so well in his recently published autobiography called "Good Company."

Blank discussed his thoughts before, during and after that Super Bowl in his book, and he did so with additional insight in this interview.

You'll also watch Blank expound on everything in his book from Michael Vick to Blank's ability to change the losing culture around the franchise by using the same techniques he used as one of the co-founders of Home Depot.

I can't wait for you to see what I heard Blank say.

I'm sure you can't, either.

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Terence Moore
TERENCE MOORE

I started as a professional sports journalist in 1978 at the Cincinnati Enquirer after I graduated from Miami (Ohio) University, and I’ve been doing the same thing ever since. I also appear on national television, and I’m part of a weekly TV show in Atlanta. I’ve done everything from ESPN to MSNBC to The Oprah Winfrey Show. As for writing, I’ve gone from working for major newspapers in San Francisco and Atlanta to operating as a national columnist at AOL Sports, MLB.com, Sports On Earth.com and CNN.Com. I’ve covered a slew of sporting events. I’ve done 30 Super Bowls, numerous World Series and NBA Finals games, Final Fours, several Indianapolis 500, Daytona 500 and other auto races, major prize fights and golf tournaments, college football bowl games and more. I’ve also won national, state and local awards along the way.