Carter Breazeale is a journalist with a focus on local news in the Atlanta, Georgia area. He has written for various publications such as The Bismarck Tribune, The Free Lance-Star, and The Columbus Telegram. His articles cover a range of topics including sports, NFL picks, and local events.
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By: Carter Breazeale
Despite the loss, oddsmakers are still keen on Atlanta in the division.
By: Carter Breazeale
While the Falcons enjoyed their Week 12 bye week, the Bucs were busy beating up on the Giants in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Tampa Bay came away with a 30-7 win over hapless New York, and per FanDuel Sportsbook, the odds of the Falcons taking the NFC South crown have fallen to -320.
By: Carter Breazeale
The Atlanta Falcons turned in an awful offensive effort against the Los Angeles Chargers, falling 17-13 at home. The loss moved the Falcons to 6-6 in the NFC South, and with the Bucs’ overtime win over the Panthers, FanDuel Sportsbook has Atlanta at -164 to make the playoffs.
The Atlanta Falcons are now 6-6 and in trouble of watching the NFC South division slip away from them. While they were slight underdogs in this contest at home, the effort put on by the defense should have been enough to come away with a win.
It’s two would-be NFC playoff squads, with the surging Vikings facing off against the floundering Falcons.
By: Carter Breazeale
By dropping their game on Sunday against Minnesota, Atlanta now sits at +185 to take home the NFC South crown, per FanDuel Sportsbook. They were -125 favorites ahead of the game.
Don’t say it too loud, but the Falcons’ pass rush has come alive in the last two games. Atlanta took down the quarterback five times last week, and followed it up with a four sack performance against Minnesota — including a back-to-back effort from Eddie Goldman and Arnold Ebiketie.
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By: Kevin Knight, Carter Breazeale, Dave Choate
Atlanta faces the Raiders for the first time since Raheem Morris was interim head coach, and they hope to end a slide.
By: Carter Breazeale
The Falcons will look to keep pace in the division on Monday Night Football.
By: Carter Breazeale
Chaos reigns in the NFC South. The Falcons (8-7) decimated the Giants 34-7 on Sunday, and the Buccaneers (8-7) fell to the Cowboys 26-24 on Sunday Night Football. With Sunday’s results, Atlanta now finds itself +115 underdogs to take home the NFC South crown, per FanDuel Sportsbook.
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