"The Falcons should be fresh coming into this week coming off a bye week and having a couple of notable players set to return from injury, including A.J. Terrell. They'll need all of it with a matchup against reigning MVP Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills in prime time. The Bills come into this week having suffered their first defeat of the season under the primetime lights of Week 5 against the New England Patriots."
"It will be a seismic victory which will send a message to the rest of the NFC, given that the Bills are one of the primary Super Bowl contenders in the league. The 30-0 shutout against Carolina will feel like it came from a different timeline entirely given what will have transpired since. Atlanta will match last season's five game start to the season entirely - disappointing game 1 defeat, game 2 bounce back in prime time, defeat in game 3, victory in game 4,"
The Falcons enter the week off a bye and with notable players returning from injury, including A.J. Terrell. The matchup pits Atlanta against reigning MVP Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills in prime time. The Bills suffered their first defeat of the season in Week 5 against the New England Patriots and now seek a bounce-back on the road. Atlanta hosts one of two Monday Night Football games this season and looks to build on a recent win over a shorthanded Washington team. A Falcons victory over Buffalo would signal NFC credibility and align Atlanta with last season's five-game start; a loss would drop Atlanta to 2-3 without prompting panic.
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