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Atlanta Falcons Under Investigation for Fake Crowd Noises

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Atlanta Falcons investigated for using fake crowd noises.

The NFL is currently looking into the Atlanta Falcons for allegedly using fake crowd noise at the Georgia Dome, according to 11Alive.

According to a report by ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the Falcons played crowd noise as opposing teams had possession of the ball during the last two seasons.

According a report, punishment could result in the Atlanta Falcons losing a draft pick.

“We were informed during the season that the league office is looking into crowd noise during our games. We have cooperated fully with them, and we’re awaiting the outcome.” [via]

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