Falcons aim to pressure Drew Brees

The Falcons hope to take their pass rush to New Orleans In the previous meeting, the Falcons were not able to sack New Orleans quarterback Drew Brees. The Falcons are hoping that a healthy and revitalized John Abraham is ready to lead the charge when the two NFC South foes meet on Dec. 26. Abraham was a disruptive force with 3.5 sacks and two forced fumbles in the 41-14 pummeling of the Jaguars. Abraham nearly matched his season sack total. He entered the game with five sacks - and two of those came in the season opener against the Bears. Abraham hurt his groin in the second game of the season against the Eagles and has been fighting the injury ever since. "It's all about feeling healthy," said Abraham. "I feel a lot better than I did in the middle of the year. I was kind of going through the motions. Now I feel like I can pretty much be myself out there and I think it showed." Both of Abraham's sacks and forced fumbles of Jaguars quarterback Blain...