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Atlanta Falcons: the NFC South after Week 7

The Falcons beat San Francisco 29-20 at home on October 25 and improved to 3-4. They forced four turnovers without giving one up, and the 49ers suffered their first loss of the season.

Atlanta Falcons3-4

HCKevin StefanskiQBMichael Penix Jr.LastW 29-20 vs San Francisco 49ersNextat Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Sun, Nov 1, 1:00 PM EST (7:00 PM CET)

How they play

Kevin Stefanski's offense leans on the run, with Bijan Robinson as the centerpiece behind a zone-blocking line and play action off it. Against San Francisco the passing game did the scoring, with Penix throwing three touchdowns while Robinson ran for 63 yards on 20 carries.

Strengths

  • Takeaways, with four forced turnovers against San Francisco
  • Penix's efficiency, with 213 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions
  • Kicking and special teams, with three Nick Folk field goals and a 60-yard Zachariah Branch kickoff return

Weaknesses

  • A quiet ground game, with Robinson at 63 yards on 20 carries
  • Allowing early scores, as San Francisco scored on its opening drive
  • A 3-4 record that leaves Atlanta chasing Carolina in the division

Key players

Michael Penix Jr.
Michael Penix Jr.
QB

Went 25 of 34 for 213 yards and three touchdowns against San Francisco.

Drake London
Drake London
WR

Caught a 21-yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter.

Kyle Pitts
Kyle Pitts
TE

Caught one of Penix's three touchdown passes.

Kendal Daniels
Kendal Daniels
LB

Intercepted Brock Purdy with 2:34 left and recovered a fumble in the final minute.

Jessie Bates III
Jessie Bates III
S

Intercepted Purdy at the Atlanta 10, setting up London's touchdown.

Falcons injury report

Injury watch

As of October 25, cornerback A.J. Terrell (groin) started against San Francisco after returning from injured reserve. Cornerback Avieon Terrell (back) was inactive.

PlayerPosStatusInjuryUpdated
Anterio ThompsonDTOutUndisclosedOct 31
Brian Robinson Jr.RBOutHamstringOct 30
Avieon TerrellCBQuestionableIllnessOct 27
Billy Bowman Jr.CBQuestionableHamstringOct 27
Charles SnowdenLBQuestionableBackOct 28
Divine DeabloLBQuestionableForearmOct 30
Olamide ZaccheausWRQuestionableShoulderOct 30
Samson EbukamDEQuestionableHamstringOct 28
Beaux CollinsWRInjured ReserveHipOct 30
Cameron WilliamsOLInjured ReserveAnkleOct 23
Michael JerrellOTInjured ReserveBicepsOct 24

Falcons vs Buccaneers in 2026

The Bucs angle

Atlanta is 3-4, one game ahead of 2-5 Tampa Bay, and visits Raymond James Stadium in Week 8 on November 1. The second meeting is Week 16 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on a date not yet set.