The Falcons entered last week with a world of pressure on their shoulders. They had lost five straight games as their season slipped from their grasp. Now at 4-7, they no longer control their own playoff fate, but they have no margin for error over their final six games.

Two of the NFL's most dynamic, electrifying running backs will appear in an off-Broadway matinee Sunday at MetLife Stadium when the New York Jets (2-9) host the Atlanta Falcons (4-7). The Green & White's offense continues to roll through Breece Hall while the Falcons have made Bijan Robinson their focal point.

It’s nearly time. The injured, terrible Falcons have traveled to face the just plain ol’ regular terrible Saints in a battle of basement boys. Who will emerge victorious and gain the honor of being able to look at themselves in the mirror on Monday? That’s what the game will tell us.

The Atlanta Falcons have ended their five-game losing streak, thanks to 37-year-old Kirk Cousins. The 14-year veteran threw for 199 yards and two touchdowns in his second start this season as the Falcons beat the New Orleans Saints 24-10 on Sunday.

Son of ESPN's Ryan Clark, Jordan Clark, is set to make his New York Jets debut in Week 13 versus the Atlanta Falcons.

Over the last five games, the Falcons have scored an average of 21.8 points per game but have allowed 25.8 points per game. Similar numbers for the Jets over their last five. They are averaging 19.2 points per game but allowing 24.2 points per contest.

Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Penix will be placed on injured reserve and will miss at least four games with a left knee injury, leaving Kirk Cousins as the starter.

The Atlanta Falcons rookie has a way of approaching his game that has helped him hit the ground running in the NFL