Micah Parsons Is Talking. Nobody on the Bench Is Listening
Micah Parsons hasn't played a snap this season. Thursday's blowout loss to the Falcons showed exactly how much credit that's earned him on his own sideline.
Micah Parsons hasn't played a snap this season. Thursday's blowout loss to the Falcons showed exactly how much credit that's earned him on his own sideline.
Bijan Robinson ran for 194 yards as Falcons fans chanted ATL inside Lambeau, while Green Bay's own crowd booed and demanded Matt LaFleur's job.
Cooper Rush scored 16 points in two games with a healthy Michael Penix Jr. watching. Thursday's start against the Packers was never really a decision.
Green Bay was down four offensive linemen against the Jets and seriously discussed starting Tucker Kraft at tackle. That's the tell before Thursday night.
T.J. Watt now shares a stat line with exactly one player ever: Julius Peppers. The résumé says inner circle. The conversation hasn't caught up.
The Falcons, Bucs, Panthers, and Saints all lost Week 1 -- one by 22, one in overtime on a failed two-point try. Same malaise, four different jerseys.
T.J. Watt's first career pick-six and two sacks against the Falcons put him next to Julius Peppers in the record book. The Rodgers storyline can wait.
Tua is hurt, Penix says he isn't ready, and Cooper Rush starts at Pittsburgh on four days' notice. Atlanta's QB plan survives on the guy nobody picked.
Atlanta named Tua Week 1 starter over an ACL-recovering Penix and called it clarity. After watching Rodgers torch a season in four snaps, I'm not buying it.
Bijan Robinson jumped from No. 62 to No. 3 on the NFL Top 100, the biggest single-year climb ever. That's players admitting they misjudged him.
Sean Payton spent 15 years torturing the Falcons as Saints coach. In his first shot at them as Broncos coach, he just kept going — with a joke about empty seats.
Bo Nix didn't play. The Broncos won by 20 anyway. Every book had the injury report days out, and the number still didn't catch up.
James Pearce Jr. got eight games for a felony case that's still pending. The number isn't about severity -- it's about when the Falcons get him back.
Jahmyr Gibbs watched Bijan Robinson and Jonathan Taylor sign extensions first, then landed the biggest guarantee of the three running back deals this week.
Falcons, Saints and Bears each lost a key piece to a serious camp injury this summer, but one of the three has a lot more reason to panic than the other two.
Bijan Robinson's $75 million extension makes him the NFL's highest-paid running back. The receiving numbers behind the deal show exactly why.
Bijan Robinson and Jahmyr Gibbs sat out training camp's first practice without new deals, and the league is pretending it didn't see this coming.
Atlanta gave Kyle Pitts $54 million and $36M guaranteed to answer a question they have spent four years asking. The answer might still be nothing.
The Falcons spent two years unable to find a quarterback while Bijan Robinson carried their offense. Now they're stalling on his extension. Bad math.
Training camp is two weeks out, Bijan Robinson has no extension, and the Falcons are about to learn what it costs to lowball your best player.
The Falcons signed Tua Tagovailoa while Penix recovers from an ACL. Nobody in the building will name a starter. That's not a competition—that's cover.
The Falcons drafted Michael Penix Jr. in the first round, then signed Tua Tagovailoa anyway. Training camp starts in 17 days. Nobody in Atlanta will say who's starting.
The Kyle Pitts Falcons extension is the right outcome, delivered five seasons late. Atlanta paid him $54M to lock up proof of their own dysfunction.