What Atlanta Must Improve From Week One
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Three predictions for the Atlanta Falcons vs. Carolina Panthers
Terry Fontenot could go anywhere with the Falcons' first-round pick. Will he go defense or seek offense?
Atlanta travels to the Pacific Northwest to face the Seattle Seahawks. In search of win number one, here are three Seahawks that the Falcons must slow down.
Currently, the Atlanta Falcons hold the 8th overall pick in the 2022 NFL Draft. While there are many needs that must be addressed in the draft.
All things considered, the 2021 season was one to remember for the Atlanta Falcons, most notably the absence of wide receiver Calvin Ridley.
The Atlanta Falcons travel to the Bay Area to face the San Francisco 49ers in an NFC matchup. Moreover, the Falcons are sitting in second place.
The Atlanta Falcons are coming off a 43-3 loss on the road to the Dallas Cowboys. It was the second-fewest scored by Atlanta this season.
All in all, it was a very successful trip across the pond for the Atlanta Falcons in Week Five as they came away with a win.
Although it took injuries to the Atlanta Falcons and their top two wide receivers, tight end Kyle Pitts had himself a game in London.
Despite losing 48-25 to the defending Super Bowl champs Tampa Bay, the Atlanta Falcons did have some bright spots. After three quarters, it was 28-25.
The Atlanta Falcons came out disappointing in their opening game, but with that here are three keys they must focus on to upset the Buccaneers.
Looking at the Atlanta Falcons under Matt Ryan, it certainly feels one-sided. From 2008-2020, Ryan started 205 games under center for the Atlanta Falcons.
As the adage goes, the more things change, the more they stay the same. When watching this game, it could not be any truer for the Atlanta Falcons.
Even though he did not have a great performance in his first preseason game appearance, Feleipe Franks still has great potential for the Atlanta Falcons