ATL Standard

The Atlanta Falcons faced a challenging defeat against the Seattle Seahawks, losing 34-14 at their home ground, Mercedes-Benz Stadium. The game, which took place in front of 70,691 fans, marked Week 7 of the NFL season.

In terms of performance statistics, several noteworthy events occurred during the match. Seahawks kicker Jason Myers achieved a milestone by making a 59-yard field goal in the fourth quarter—the longest inside Mercedes-Benz Stadium since its opening in 2017. Meanwhile, Falcons wide receiver Drake London set a personal best with five touchdowns through six games this season. London's consistent performance also included six receptions for 63 yards during this game.

Falcons running back Bijan Robinson contributed to his team's efforts with a touchdown run in the second quarter. This brings his total rushing touchdowns for the season to four, matching his rookie year record from last year. In addition, the Falcons accumulated 117 rushing yards in the first half—a figure not seen since their win against San Francisco in 2016.

Despite these individual achievements, team dynamics proved crucial as illustrated by comments from Raheem Morris: "I think everybody knows what I'm going to say about the stats...'They're there for losers,' and we lost today."

Notable moments also included Michael Penix Jr.'s NFL debut and a unique passing play by Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba who completed a pass to DK Metcalf—his first career pass attempt.

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald acknowledged Falcons linebacker Matthew Judon's impact on gameplay: "You have to know where he is at all times...he's got the red sleeve."

Looking ahead, the Falcons will meet NFC South rivals Tampa Bay Buccaneers next Sunday. As they prepare for this rematch following Monday Night Football featuring Tampa Bay against Baltimore Ravens.