Falcons force 4 fumbles during 43-6 win over the Raiders

Let’s examine the performances of Atlanta’s offense, defense and special teams units after Sunday’s game.

Sometimes, everything just clicks. That was the case for the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday, as they had their way with the visiting Las Vegas Raiders during a 43-6 blowout victory.

Let’s examine the performances of the Falcons’ offense, defense and special teams units following their Week 12 win over the Raiders.

OFFENSE

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The offense moved the ball well, but suffered from some early miscues. After settling for multiple field goals, the Falcons wound up scoring 43 points (thanks to Deion Jones’ pick-six) with less than 200 passing yards from QB Matt Ryan.

For the game, Ryan finished with 185 yards, two touchdowns and an interception. Wide receiver Calvin Ridley returned to the end zone, catching his seventh touchdown of the season on a day where the team was without Julio Jones.

Brian Hill replaced Todd Gurley and went on to rush for 55 yards. He was out-gained by Ito Smith, who finished with 65 yards and a touchdown on 12 carries.

Wide receiver Brandon Powell caught his second touchdown of the year on a day where seemingly nothing could go wrong.