The Atlanta Falcons were hit with injuries to both Matthew Bergeron and Chris Lindstrom in their Week 9 loss to the New England Patriots on Sunday.

After the USC football team defeated Nebraska on Saturday night, Sunday was a massive day for Trojans in the NFL, with several highly impressive performances. Of those, perhaps none was more impressive than former USC wide receiver Drake London, who put on a show for the Atlanta Falcons in his team’s loss to the New England Patriots.

The Atlanta Falcons should’ve won that game and made a gorgeous autumn day in New England that much more enjoyable. I know that, you know that, the Patriots know that. They have to be letting out of a sigh of relief in Massachusetts today, given how close the margin was, while the Falcons pick up the pieces of yet another loss.

The Atlanta Falcons have been non-committal about the potential for linebacker Troy Andersen to make his return at some point this season.

NFL insider Dan Graziano doesn't think that the Falcons blew an opportunity to trade Kirk Cousins after the latter's awful game.

Atlanta has some question marks of its own, as QB Michael Penix Jr. and WR Drake London’s statuses for Week 9 remain uncertain. Even if both can suit up, New England still has plenty of momentum to pull out a victory of six or more points.

For the second time this season, the Atlanta Falcons have moved up in ESPN's NFL Power Rankings following a loss.

The only thing consistent about the Atlanta Falcons’ 2025 season is their inconsistency. They have beaten the Buffalo Bills and Minnesota Vikings, and taken division leaders Tampa Bay and New England to the wire.