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Atlanta Falcons, NFL and Chicago Bears

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The Falcons Wire on MSN · 8h
NFL analyst breaks down Falcons' biggest concern going into Week 6
NFL.com's Nick Shook breaks down the Falcons' biggest concern going into Week 6

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Bears vs Falcons picks, predictions, odds for NFL Week 6 game Sunday
 · 11h
Announcers set for Bears vs. Falcons Week 6 game
Falcons Wire · 1d
Early odds shift for Week 6 vs. Bears not a good sign for Falcons
All the Atlanta Falcons can do after a frustrating Sunday night loss is pick up the pieces and prepare for the next game on their schedule, which will come at home against the Chicago Bears.

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NFL · 5h
Bears vs. Falcons preview | Week 6
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Bears Announce $48 Million DE News Days Before Game vs. Falcons
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Falcons, Bears each trending towards having starting QBs available for clash

Quarterback availability and production will be the story for both sides when the Atlanta Falcons host the Chicago Bears on Sunday afternoon in a meeting between teams looking to flush disappointing outcomes.
3h

Ben Johnson won't like this take on Bears' upcoming game against Falcons

Ben Johnson won't like this take on Bears' upcoming game against Falcons originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
Atlanta Falcons
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Game Breakdown: What happened in Falcons vs. Ravens

ATLANTA — On Sunday Night Football, the Atlanta Falcons fell to the Baltimore Ravens. Having originally overcome a slow offensive start, a last-minute touchdown against a depleted Falcons secondary pushed the game into overtime.
8hon MSN

Penix expected to start at quarterback for Falcons against Bears after suffering rib injury in loss

FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. (AP) — Quarterback Michael Penix Jr. is on track to start for the Atlanta Falcons Sunday against the Chicago Bears after leaving last week's loss to Baltimore with a rib injury. Penix was expected to practice on a limited basis on Wednesday.
FOX 32 Chicago on MSN
8h

How to watch Chicago Bears vs. Atlanta Falcons: TV channel, live stream info, start time

Here's how to watch the Bears as they try and move past last week's blowout loss with a trip out east to play the Atlanta Falcons.
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Baltimore Ravens at Atlanta Falcons best prop bets for Sunday Night Football

The Baltimore Ravens and Atlanta Falcons meet for Sunday Night Football in Atlanta, Georgia. Here are the best prop bets for the 8:20 p.m. ET matchup.
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Where Do Atlanta Falcons Stand in NFC South after 5 Games?

With Week 5 in the books, here is where the Falcons stand in the division. Atlanta currently holds second place in the NFC South with a 2-3 record, sitting half a game behind the Carolina Panthers, who are 2-2 after taking their bye week in Week 5.
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Baltimore Ravens beat Atlanta Falcons 30-23 in overtime on Sunday Night Football

Tyler Huntley led Baltimore scored on a 1-yard sneak in overtime as the Baltimore Ravens rallied to beat the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday night.
8h

Bears Get Promising Caleb Williams Injury Update Before Falcons Game

Tyson Bagent came back down to earth in Week 5, as the Chicago Bears fell 31-7 to their rival Green Bay Packers. The week prior, he had helped Chicago to a 23-12 win over the New York Jets, but he was benched against the Packers after throwing two interceptions.
3h

Cowboys vs. Packers bold prediction for Week 6 Sunday Night Football

The Green Bay Packers and Dallas Cowboys are two teams moving in opposite directions headed into Week 6. Dallas got schooled by Tampa Bay in Week 5 and their new-look defense has looked terrible for multiple games in a row.
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