Thursday night football is back and once again it features another divisional battle. Teddy Bridgewater and the Carolina Panthers host Matt Ryan and the struggling Atlanta Falcons.
The Carolina Panthers take to the field in a Week 8 Thursday Night Football matchup against their divisional rival, the Atlanta Falcons. The Panthers are 1-3 in divisional play, and 3-4 on the season after falling to the New Orleans Saints last week. The Falcons come into this week with just one win on the season, against the Minnesota Vikings, and six losses.
The Detroit Lions (2-3) and Atlanta Falcons (1-5) are both coming off convincing victories. While the Falcons try to build on their first win, the Lions will be trying to even their record and make it three wins in their last four games.
The Atlanta Falcons finally scored their first win of the season against the Minnesota Vikings. This game was expected to be a high-scoring affair. However, the point margin that the Falcons were able to put up against the Vikings was not.
For those of you playing on FanDuel, hopefully, today goes off without a hitch. Late-game swapping is important, and of course, it’s no fun not being able to track your scores. What a disaster the whole mess was. Anyway, let’s get back to business.
The winless Atlanta Falcons (0-5) are headed north to take on the Minnesota Vikings (1-4). Neither of these teams is where they had hoped to be at this point in the season.
The Carolina Panthers traveled to Atlanta, GA on Sunday afternoon in hopes of extending their winning streak. The Atlanta Falcons came into Week 5 with a winless record after four games for the first time since 1999, and this was a must-win game for the Falcons.
Once again, COVID-19 has thrown a wrench into this week’s main slate of games. As of writing this, the Tennessee
The Carolina Panthers travel to Atlanta on Sunday afternoon to face the Atlanta Falcons in a divisional matchup. The Falcons lead the all-time series 32-18 and have won eight of the last nine games between the two teams. The Falcons, however, come into Week 5 winless after losing to Green Bay 30-16, while Carolina is 2-2 on the season following their 31-21 victory in Week 4. Atlanta is hungry for their first win of the season while the Panthers are looking to win their third game in a row this week.
The Monday Night Football matchup between the Atlanta Falcons and Green Bay Packers had a storyline focused on injuries. A dazzling performance by Aaron Rodgers shifted that storyline to the 36-year-old quarterback and his new star tight end, Robert Tonyan Jr.
This past week has been crazy because of positive Covid tests. However, Monday night football is still ready to go. The Atlanta Falcons fresh off another blown lead head into Lambeau Field to face the Green Bay Packers.
Through three weeks, the Green Bay Packers are the best offense in the National Football League. With the best pass blocking efficiency and the best run blocking efficiency, Aaron Rodgers and Matt LeFluer have constructed the most well-balanced attack in the NFL.
Thursday night football is back and once again it features another divisional battle. Teddy Bridgewater and the Carolina Panthers host Matt Ryan and the struggling Atlanta Falcons.
The Carolina Panthers take to the field in a Week 8 Thursday Night Football matchup against their divisional rival, the Atlanta Falcons. The Panthers are 1-3 in divisional play, and 3-4 on the season after falling to the New Orleans Saints last week. The Falcons come into this week with just one win on the season, against the Minnesota Vikings, and six losses.
The Detroit Lions (2-3) and Atlanta Falcons (1-5) are both coming off convincing victories. While the Falcons try to build on their first win, the Lions will be trying to even their record and make it three wins in their last four games.
The Atlanta Falcons finally scored their first win of the season against the Minnesota Vikings. This game was expected to be a high-scoring affair. However, the point margin that the Falcons were able to put up against the Vikings was not.
For those of you playing on FanDuel, hopefully, today goes off without a hitch. Late-game swapping is important, and of course, it’s no fun not being able to track your scores. What a disaster the whole mess was. Anyway, let’s get back to business.
The winless Atlanta Falcons (0-5) are headed north to take on the Minnesota Vikings (1-4). Neither of these teams is where they had hoped to be at this point in the season.
The Carolina Panthers traveled to Atlanta, GA on Sunday afternoon in hopes of extending their winning streak. The Atlanta Falcons came into Week 5 with a winless record after four games for the first time since 1999, and this was a must-win game for the Falcons.
Once again, COVID-19 has thrown a wrench into this week’s main slate of games. As of writing this, the Tennessee Titans versus Buffalo Bills game
The Carolina Panthers travel to Atlanta on Sunday afternoon to face the Atlanta Falcons in a divisional matchup. The Falcons lead the all-time series 32-18 and have won eight of the last nine games between the two teams. The Falcons, however, come into Week 5 winless after losing to Green Bay 30-16, while Carolina is 2-2 on the season following their 31-21 victory in Week 4. Atlanta is hungry for their first win of the season while the Panthers are looking to win their third game in a row this week.
The Monday Night Football matchup between the Atlanta Falcons and Green Bay Packers had a storyline focused on injuries. A dazzling performance by Aaron Rodgers shifted that storyline to the 36-year-old quarterback and his new star tight end, Robert Tonyan Jr.
This past week has been crazy because of positive Covid tests. However, Monday night football is still ready to go. The Atlanta Falcons fresh off another blown lead head into Lambeau Field to face the Green Bay Packers.
Through three weeks, the Green Bay Packers are the best offense in the National Football League. With the best pass blocking efficiency and the best run blocking efficiency, Aaron Rodgers and Matt LeFluer have constructed the most well-balanced attack in the NFL.
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