The Atlanta Falcons are preparing for their upcoming game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, with offensive improvements being a focal point. Offensive coordinator Zac Robinson discussed the team's performance and areas needing enhancement during a recent media session.
When Falcons linebacker Troy Andersen intercepted a pass in Week 4 against the New Orleans Saints, his teammate Grady Jarrett had immediate confidence in his speed. "Ain't nobody catching Troy, that boy can run," remarked Jarrett after Atlanta's 26-24 victory.
The Atlanta Dream have announced the departure of head coach Tanisha Wright. The decision comes after three seasons with the team. In a statement, the organization expressed gratitude for Wright's contributions, saying, "Tanisha was an important contributor in our efforts to rebuild the Dream, and we want to thank her for her hard work and dedication to the Dream over the last three seasons and wish her the best in the future."
Atlanta Falcons offensive coordinator Zac Robinson recently discussed the impact of penalties on the team's offensive performance this season. According to Robinson, "Each penalty kind of has its own story." The team has experienced 13 penalties that have significantly affected their offensive success.
Despite being recognized as the NFC Defensive Player of the Week, Troy Andersen will not participate in the Falcons' upcoming game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Head coach Raheem Morris confirmed on Wednesday that Andersen is ruled out due to a knee injury sustained during last Sunday's match against the Saints. This injury occurred after Andersen achieved a career-high 16 tackles and his first pick-six.
There were three companies in a city associated with Fulton County that received three FDA inspections in September, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Association.
The Atlanta Falcons conducted a walkthrough on Tuesday in preparation for their upcoming game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Due to this, the team's injury report was an estimation rather than a reflection of actual practice participation.
Only two teams remain unbeaten after the Baltimore Ravens defeated the Buffalo Bills on Sunday night and the Detroit Lions overcame the Seattle Seahawks in a competitive Monday night game. Week 5 provided some clarity about several teams, though it mostly complicated the overall picture.
As the regular season nears its end, Atlanta United faces a crucial match against CF Montréal on Wednesday night. The 5-Stripes need to secure points in their remaining three matches to keep their playoff hopes alive. Currently sitting 11th in the Eastern Conference, Atlanta is three points behind 8th-place Toronto. Meanwhile, Montréal is tied with Toronto and Philadelphia on points but holds the 10th spot due to goal difference.
The Atlanta Falcons are experiencing a season filled with tightly contested games. Each of their four matches in 2024 has been decided by a single possession, leaving no room for comfort. "Welcome to the National Football League," said Falcons head coach Raheem Morris. "I've been in the league since 2002, and I feel like they all end the same way or around the same way."
Atlanta United has released its Availability Report, sponsored by Piedmont, for the upcoming match against CF Montréal. The game is scheduled to take place at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Wednesday, October 2, at 7:30 p.m. EST. Fans can catch the action on MLS Season Pass, 92.9 The Game, and La Mejor.
The Atlanta Falcons, currently holding a 2-2 record, are preparing for a Thursday night game against Tampa Bay. This will be their third prime-time appearance this season. As the team progresses through the season, questions have arisen regarding the limited playing time of their 2024 draft picks.
The Atlanta Falcons are set to face the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on "Thursday Night Football" at 8:15 p.m. ET. This game marks the third national TV appearance for the Falcons this season and is part of a series of NFC South matchups.
Atlanta resident and owner of Kayla’s Italian Ice Theresa Bostic said that she has significant concerns about the proposed Credit Card Competition Act, warning that it could jeopardize digital payment security and customer trust. She argues that while the bill is framed as support for small businesses, it may actually harm them by threatening essential financial resources and eliminating critical credit card rewards.