Falcons back to their losing ways against the Jets in Week 13 snap reactions

"The Atlanta Falcons fall to the New York Jets on a late field goal and are 2-6 since the Bye Week-4-8 on the season. It was a sloppy game in the New Jersey rain, and the Falcons couldn't overcome their mistakes, a theme of the Raheem Morris era. Here are the Week 13 snap reactions. It's no secret that the Falcons have trouble converting 3rd downs. It's been an issue all season, and today was no different."

"Robinson tried everything in the playbook, and it was a good example of how sometimes less is more. Going empty on 3rd and 3, tossing with a yard to go, a screen on third and long, Robinson was on a holiday bender, and no one could stop him. This offense looked far too inept against a defense that has struggled all year and recently traded away its best talents."

"Jamal Agnew has been a net negative this season. The Falcons were hoping that the career return man would return to form after missing a year of football due to injury, but it's largely been a failed experiment. Today, Agnew muffed a punt that led to a touchdown, and he looked like he had a case of the jitters the rest of the contest."

"The Falcons trade with the Los Angeles Rams has been under more scrutiny as draft season approaches, but James Pearce Jr. is doing his best to prove that he was worth the investment. Pearce had multiple pressures and QB hits and has improved his sack streak to four straight games. Pearce should have had two sacks today, but the rookie is headed in the right direction and is finishing the season strong despite the team's losses."

The Atlanta Falcons lost to the New York Jets on a late field goal, dropping to 4–8 overall and 2–6 since the bye. Rain and sloppy play contributed to multiple mistakes that the team could not overcome. Third-down conversion issues persisted, with conservative and confusing play calls failing to move the chains. Jamal Agnew struggled as a returner, muffing a punt that led to a touchdown. Kickoff coverage allowed an 85-yard return, and Zane Gonzalez missed his first field goal. James Pearce Jr. produced consistent pressure and improved his sack streak despite the team's struggles.

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