Last Updated on noviembre 25, 2025 7:15 am by Enrique
- Descripción general del equipo
- Análisis de la línea ofensiva
- Análisis de la línea defensiva
- Week 1 – vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- Week 2 – vs. Minnesota Vikings
- Week 3 – vs. Carolina Panthers
- Week 4 – vs. Washington Commanders
- Week 5 – BYE WEEK
- Week 6 – vs. Buffalo Bills
- Week 7 – vs. San Francisco 49ers
- Week 8 – vs. Miami Dolphins
- Week 9 – vs. New England Patriots
- Week 10 – vs. Indianapolis Colts
- Week 11 – vs. Carolina Panthers
- Week 12 – vs. New Orleans Saints
- Probabilidades de ganar la División y el Super Bowl
- Predicciones
Descripción general del equipo
The Atlanta Falcons enter the 2025 NFL season under head coach Raheem Morris and GM Terry Fontenot, aiming to break a seven-year playoff drought. After finishing 8-9 in 2024, Atlanta added offensive depth through the draft and reinforced its defense in free agency. The big storyline this year is whether the Falcons can finally turn potential into results in a wide-open NFC South.
Análisis de la línea ofensiva
Los Falcons invirtieron mucho en la protección de su mariscal de campo. La línea ofensiva sigue anclada por Chris Lindstrom, pero la profundidad detrás de los titulares sigue siendo una incógnita. Se espera que las incorporaciones de novatos compitan por los snaps titulares, especialmente en la posición de tackle.
Análisis de la línea defensiva
El frente defensivo de Atlanta mostró destellos en 2024, pero le faltó consistencia. Las nuevas adquisiciones en la posición de ala defensiva deberían impulsar su presión al mariscal de campo. La clave será la salud y el liderazgo de Grady Jarrett en las trincheras.
Week 1 – vs. Bucaneros de la Bahía de Tampa
Result & Key Stats
El Atlanta Falcons fell 20–23. Rookie QB Michael Penix Jr. threw for 298 yards with one TD and a rushing score. The offensive line allowed just one sack, but special teams struggles proved costly.
Key Moments & Injuries
Penix capped a 91-yard drive with a goal-line dive to briefly give Atlanta the lead. However, K Joven Koo missed a potential game-tying FG. WRs Darnell Mooney y Drake Londres both exited with injuries.
Looking Ahead
El Atlanta Falcons visita el Minnesota Vikings. With WR depth uncertain, expect more reliance on the run and quick passes.
Week 2 – vs. Minnesota Vikings
Result & Key Stats
El Atlanta Falcons beat Minnesota 22–6 on the road, leaning on the ground game and five field goals from K Parker Romo, including a 54-yarder. Atlanta piled up over 200 rushing yards behind RB Bijan Robinson, while the defense smothered the Vikings.
Key Moments & Injuries
Romo went 5-for-5 to keep the scoreboard moving, and Atlanta capitalized on four Vikings turnovers to pull away late. CB A.J. Terrell exited with a hamstring issue; his status is one to monitor. QB Michael Penix Jr. managed the game as the defense and special teams controlled field position.
Looking Ahead
El Atlanta Falcons visit the Chiefs in Week 3, with red-zone efficiency and Terrell’s hamstring as key storylines.
Week 3 – vs. panteras de carolina
Result & Key Stats
El Atlanta Falcons were shut out 30–0 in Charlotte. Rookie QB Michael Penix Jr. struggled under pressure, finishing with 138 passing yards and 2 INTs. The Falcons’ run game never found rhythm, totaling just 56 yards.
Key Moments & Injuries
Carolina’s defense dominated from the opening drive, forcing turnovers and limiting Atlanta to 9 first downs. WR Drake Londres was held to 3 catches. No major injuries reported, though frustration was evident on the sideline.
Looking Ahead
El Atlanta Falcons return home to host the Washington Commanders en la semana 4.
Week 4 – vs. Washington Commanders
Result & Key Stats
El Atlanta Falcons outlasted Washington 34–27 at home, evening their record at 2–2. Rookie QB Michael Penix Jr. rebounded with 3 passing touchdowns and over 250 yards.
Key Moments & Injuries
A late interception by CB A.J. Terrell sealed the win after Washington threatened to tie. WR Drake Londres added 85 yards and a score.
Looking Ahead
El Falcons have bye week on Week 5.
Week 5 – BYE WEEK
Looking Ahead
El Falcons return to action in Week 6 with a primetime clash against the Buffalo Bills. The focus will be protecting Penix against one of the league’s most aggressive pass rushes.
Week 6 – vs. Buffalo Bills
Result & Key Stats
El Atlanta Falcons earned an impressive 24–14 home win over the Buffalo Bills at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Rookie QB Michael Penix Jr. showed great command, completing 20 of 32 passes for 250 yards and a touchdown. RB Bijan Robinson was unstoppable on the ground, posting 170 rushing yards and a long 81-yard touchdown that set the tone early.
Key Moments & Injuries
WR Drake London had a breakout performance with 158 yards and a touchdown on 10 catches, while Tyler Allgeier added a short rushing score in the second quarter. Defensively, CBs Dee Alford and DeAngelo Malone each grabbed an interception as the Falcons’ front line, led by David Onyemata, produced four sacks. The team was without several starters, including Ta’Quon Graham, LaCale London, y Darnell Mooney, but depth players stepped up effectively.
Looking Ahead
Now 3–2, Atlanta travels west to face the 49ers de San Francisco (4–2) in Week 7. If Bijan Robinson maintains his explosive form and the defense continues to create turnovers, the Falcons could solidify themselves as real contenders in the NFC South.
Week 7 – vs. 49ers de San Francisco
El Atlanta Falcons fell 20–10 at home to the San Francisco 49ers in a physical matchup dominated by the trenches. Rookie quarterback Michael Penix Jr. showed flashes of promise, completing 21 of 38 passes for 241 yards and one touchdown, maintaining poise under pressure despite being sacked twice and hurried throughout the game. Bijan Robinson continued to be a dual-threat weapon, totaling 92 yards from scrimmage (40 rushing, 52 receiving) and scoring Atlanta’s lone touchdown.
Defensively, the Falcons held strong for much of the first half before Cristiano McCaffrey took over on the ground. Kaden Ellis intercepted a key pass and added four solo tackles, while Zach Harrison y Ta’Quon Graham combined for several quarterback pressures. However, the defense struggled to contain the 49ers’ rushing efficiency, allowing 174 yards on the ground.
Looking Ahead: Ahora 3–4, Atlanta enters a crucial stretch that will test its ability to finish drives and protect its young quarterback. With Darnell Mooney questionable and the offensive line still dealing with injuries, the Falcons will need a sharper offensive rhythm and improved red-zone execution to bounce back next week.
Week 8 – vs. Miami Dolphins
Result & Key Stats
El Atlanta Falcons were outmatched at home, falling 34–10 to the high-powered Miami Dolphins. With Primos Kirk stepping in at quarterback, Atlanta’s offense struggled to generate rhythm, as he completed 21 of 31 passes for 173 yards with no touchdowns or interceptions. Running back Bijan Robinson faced one of his toughest outings of the season, limited to just 25 rushing yards on nine carries while losing a costly fumble early in the game. Tight end Kyle Pitts was the lone bright spot on offense, leading all receivers with nine receptions for 59 yards, showing consistency despite limited opportunities.
Key Moments & Injuries
Atlanta’s only touchdown came in the second quarter on a Tyler Allgeier 4-yard run, capping a rare sustained drive. However, turnovers and poor field position crippled any comeback hopes as Miami’s offense built a 24–3 lead by halftime. The Falcons’ defense, led by Kaden Elliss and Mike Hughes, combined for 13 tackles and a sack, but the unit couldn’t contain the Dolphins’ explosive passing attack. David Onyemata added five tackles, while Dee Alford recorded the team’s lone sack. Injuries continued to pile up for Atlanta, with Billy Bowman Jr., Divine Deablo, and Jalon Walker all sidelined, while several key starters such as Michael Penix Jr. and Drake London were limited in practice during the week.
Looking Ahead
Now sitting at 3–4, the Falcons will look to regroup as they prepare to face the Patriotas in Week 9. To get back on track, Atlanta must reestablish the run game with Robinson and tighten pass protection for Cousins. Defensively, improving on third-down stops and generating takeaways will be essential to avoid slipping further in the NFC South race.
Week 9 – vs. Patriotas de Nueva Inglaterra
Result & Key Stats
El Atlanta Falcons suffered a narrow 24–23 defeat on the road against the New England Patriots, falling to 3–5 on the season. Quarterback Michael Penix Jr. delivered one of his most polished performances yet, completing 22 of 37 passes for 221 yards and three touchdowns without a single interception. Wide receiver Drake Londres stole the spotlight, turning in a career-best outing with 118 yards and three touchdowns on nine catches, keeping Atlanta in contention until the final whistle.
Key Moments & Injuries
The Falcons’ offense clicked early, as Penix connected twice with London in the first half to keep pace with the Patriots’ scoring drives. However, late-game execution faltered—an untimely fumble by Penix and stalled drives in the red zone cost them valuable points. On defense, Lorenzo London y Jalon Walker both recorded two sacks, while safety Jessie Bates III snagged a key interception to give Atlanta a chance at a comeback. Despite the loss, the Falcons’ pass rush and passing game showed encouraging signs heading into the second half of the season.
Looking Ahead
Now 3–5, the Falcons head to Berlin for an international clash against the Potros de Indianápolis (7–2) in Week 10. With Bijan Robinson seeking a bounce-back game on the ground and the passing connection between Penix and London heating up, Atlanta will aim to regain momentum and climb back into NFC South contention.
Week 10 – vs. Potros de Indianápolis
Result & Key Stats
El Atlanta Falcons fell 31–25 to the Indianapolis Colts in an international matchup played in Berlin. Rookie quarterback Michael Penix Jr. struggled under constant pressure, completing 12 of 28 passes for 177 yards and one touchdown. Running back Tyler Allgeier powered the ground game with 57 yards and two touchdowns, while Bijan Robinson added 84 rushing yards. Drake Londres led the air attack with six receptions for 104 yards and a touchdown.
Key Moments & Injuries
Despite a valiant defensive effort that produced seven sacks and an interception by Jessie Bates III, the Falcons couldn’t capitalize late. Costly penalties and a key fumble by Penix halted their comeback hopes. Defensive linemen Zach Harrison y Jalon Walker each recorded sacks, while several key players — including Leonard Floyd, Storm Norton, y Matthew Bergeron — were inactive, forcing Atlanta to rotate heavily in the trenches.
Looking Ahead
The Falcons drop to 3–6 and now return home to face the panteras de carolina (3–6) in a crucial NFC South showdown. To keep their playoff hopes alive, Atlanta must improve red-zone efficiency and continue to build consistency around their rookie quarterback.
Week 11 – vs. panteras de carolina
Result & Key Stats
El Atlanta Falcons fell 30–27 to the Carolina Panthers in a divisional matchup decided by late-game execution. Rookie quarterback Michael Penix Jr. played efficiently in limited action, completing 13 of 16 passes for 175 yards, while veteran Kirk Cousins added 48 yards through the air. Running back Bijan Robinson powered the offense with 104 rushing yards and two touchdowns, and Drake Londres led the receiving corps with seven catches for 119 yards. Despite generating five sacks and seven tackles for loss, Atlanta struggled to contain Carolina’s explosive passing attack.
Key Moments & Injuries
Costly turnovers and defensive breakdowns ultimately derailed Atlanta’s chances. A pair of lost fumbles gave Carolina extra possessions, and the secondary surrendered several deep completions, including two touchdowns to Tetairoa McMillan. Defensively, Zach Harrison, Jalon Walker, and multiple rotation players notched pressures and key stops, but the unit could not prevent Bryce Young’s 448-yard, three-touchdown performance. The Falcons also entered the game with several key defensive contributors listed as questionable or inactive, further straining their ability to match Carolina’s tempo.
Looking Ahead
Now at 3–7, the Falcons return home to face the Saints de Nueva Orleans in Week 12. For Atlanta to stay competitive in the NFC South, they must tighten their ball security, improve consistency in coverage, and establish a more balanced offensive rhythm around their playmakers.
Week 12 – vs. Saints de Nueva Orleans
Result & Key Stats
El Atlanta Falcons secured a key NFC South victory, defeating the Saints de Nueva Orleans 24–10 in a disciplined, efficient performance. Primos Kirk completed 16 of 23 passes for 199 yards and two touchdowns, posting a 106.9 passer rating despite taking three sacks. Bijan Robinson added 70 rushing yards on 14 carries, while Darnell Mooney delivered the game’s biggest offensive moment with a 49-yard touchdown. Atlanta’s offense totaled 320 yards with a balanced run-pass approach.
Key Moments & Injuries
Atlanta’s defense dominated the contest, producing five sacks and six tackles for loss. Brandon Dorlus y James Pearce Jr. each recorded 1.5 sacks, while Xavier Watts added an interception that halted a Saints drive in the red zone. Dee Alford led all defenders with nine solo tackles and a pass breakup, anchoring a secondary that allowed no passing touchdowns. Despite several key injuries — including the continued absences of Drake London, Zach Harrison, and Josh Woods — the Falcons executed a physical and mistake-free plan on both sides of the ball.
Looking Ahead
Now 4–7, the Atlanta Falcons move into Week 13 needing continued defensive momentum to stay alive in the NFC South race. Improved red-zone consistency and healthier personnel will be critical as they prepare for a potential divisional swing game.
Probabilidades de ganar la División y el Super Bowl
- Probabilidades de división: +225
- Probabilidades del Super Bowl: Apuesta arriesgada: alrededor de +5000 en todas las casas de apuestas
Predicciones
Los Falcons son una sorpresa en la NFC Sur. Si su joven ofensiva brilla, podrían desafiar a Tampa Bay. Récord previsto: 9-8 con la posibilidad de un puesto de comodín.
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