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VOTE: Atlanta Falcons Week 16 Player of the Game

Cast your vote for the Atlanta Falcons Week 16 Player of the Game in our latest fan poll!

The Atlanta Falcons improved to 7-8 on the season following Sunday’s 29-10 win over the Indianapolis Colts. The offense came through in ways it hasn’t all season and the defense did what it always does.

Safety Jessie Bates came up with his sixth interception of the season. Running back Bijan Robinson racked up 122 total yards. Zach Harrison and Calais Campbell combined for 3.5 of the team’s six sacks.

Cast your vote for the Atlanta Falcons Week 16 Player of the Game in our latest fan poll!

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Poll Results: Will the Falcons make the playoffs?

Will the Atlanta Falcons make the playoffs this season? The polls have closed and the results are in…

Will the Atlanta Falcons make the playoffs in 2023? The team has a 6-7 record with four games left to play in the season. The NFC South division title is up for grabs with a three-way tie between the Falcons, Saints and Buccaneers.

Atlanta’s four remaining games are against Carolina, Indianapolis, Chicago and New Orleans. Can the team rise up to the challenge and seize the division? We asked our readers to vote on whether or not the Falcons will make the playoffs.

Here are the results of our latest fan poll!

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Falcons Week 15 depth chart

Updated NFL draft order

4 questions the Falcons must answer

Falcons Twitter rips Ridder, Smith

10 takeaways from Week 14

Falcons vs. Buccaneers: Which team wins in Week 14?

VOTE: Who wins Sunday’s Week 14 matchup between the Atlanta Falcons and Tampa Bay Buccaneers?

The Atlanta Falcons (6-6) are currently 1.5-point favorites over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (5-7) entering Sunday’s NFC South matchup at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

The Falcons are missing some key starters, including right tackle Kaleb McGary, defensive lineman David Onyemata and linebacker Nate Landman. On the bright side, cornerback A.J. Terrell is expected to play after being listed as questionable on the injury report.

Which NFC South team will come away victorious in Week 14? Vote in our latest fan poll below!

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Check out the team’s updated 53-man roster, injury report and depth chart heading into Week 14.

Every QB ranked by QBR

Falcons final Week 14 injury report

Falcons Twitter weighs in on Mariota

Falcons playoff probability

Pro Bowl vote: 4 Falcons in the mix

Falcons Week 14 Depth Chart

Several Saints land in the top-10 of Pro Bowl Games voting by position

The Saints have had a Pro Bowl selection for 15 years in a row. There are 3 Saints in the top 10 of their position in Pro Bowl votes.

The New Orleans Saints have had at least one Pro Bowl selection in each of the previous 15 years. For many years, it was a shock if Drew Brees wasn’t a selection. After his retirement, the streak has persisted even through some of the Saints’ struggles.

Can they make it 16 in a row with another selection in 2024? The NFL has released the top- 10 vote-getters by position for this year’s Pro Bowl Games. Three Saints look to be in position to extend the streak:

Falcons vs. Saints: Which team wins in Week 12?

VOTE: Who will win Sunday’s game between the Atlanta Falcons (4-6) and New Orleans Saints (5-5)?

In Week 12, the Atlanta Falcons (4-6) will get their first crack at the New Orleans Saints (5-5) with the division up for grabs. Neither team looks like a Super Bowl contender at this point, but you can throw records out the window whenever these two face off.

The Falcons are 1.5-point underdogs and have lost three straight games entering Sunday’s contest. The Saints are banged up, though, placing both wide receiver Michael Thomas and cornerback Marshon Lattimore on injured reserve this week.

Which NFC South team will come away with the win in Week 12? Vote in our latest fan poll below!

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Patriots-Commanders game day poll: Who wins on Sunday?

Who wins on Sunday? Patriots or Commanders?

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After having their hopes of a turnaround season flattened by the Miami Dolphins, the New England Patriots will continue their desperate attempts to turn things around in Sunday’s showdown with the Washington Commanders.

This is the first game in a stretch of winnable matchups for a Patriots team that has dealt with a hellacious schedule up to this point. In eight games, five of those matchups came against likely playoff-contending teams.

They’ll be coming face-to-face with a Commanders team that has been dealt back-to-back losses to the Philadelphia Eagles and New York Giants. It’s also a team that traded away their top pass-rushers, Montez Sweat and Chase Young, ahead of the October 31 trade deadline.

But don’t take that as a reason to believe the Commanders are just going to roll over for the Patriots.

Quarterback Sam Howell has been a bright spot for the team this season, and they’ll be facing a Patriots team with a banged-up defense, bad offensive line and severely lacking at wide receiver. Kendrick Bourne is done for the season with a torn ACL, and DeVante Parker was ruled out for Sunday’s game on the injury report.

That leaves more questions than answers for a Patriots team facing must-win circumstances from here on out.

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Patriots-Bills game day poll: Who wins on Sunday?

Who are you taking on Sunday? Patriots or Bills?

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The New England Patriots could right a lot of wrongs if they took a stand and knocked off the Buffalo Bills on Sunday. Of course, they’d have to do so with a less than stellar roster against a team that has owned them in the last four head-to-head meetings.

Can the Patriots turn the tables on their division rivals?

That much will depend on if quarterback Mac Jones and company are up to the task of going blow-for-blow with Josh Allen and the explosive Bills offense. New England’s defense has shown the ability to keep the team in games.

If the Patriots offense can limit turnovers, they could make it interesting against a Bills team that has looked shaky over the last couple of weeks. The Bills have struggled in stopping the run, which could create a path for success for the Patriots with running backs Rhamondre Stevenson and Ezekiel Elliott.

Who will come away with the win on Sunday?

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POLL: Who wins Week 1 game between Saints and Titans?

Who wins Week 1’s game between the New Orleans Saints and Tennessee Titans? Vote in our poll:

Time is of the essence for both teams at the Caesars Superdome this week, with the New Orleans Saints seeking to start Dennis Allen’s second year as their head coach with a win — and the Tennessee Titans hoping to keep pace in an AFC South suddenly full of promising young quarterbacks.

The 2023 regular season is finally here and kickoff is just days away. The Saints opened as 3-point home favorites per BetMGM, but this one might be too close to call. A worrisome number of NFL analysts would suggest that Derek Carr (the Saints’ new quarterback) and Ryan Tannehill (who the Titans drafted both Malik Willis and Will Levis to replace) are the same guy. Both teams have stout defenses, too, which further clouds the picture.

New Orleans hasn’t lost a Week 1 matchup since 2018 and Tennessee hasn’t won their season-opener since 2020, so something hast to give. Let us know who you’re picking to win in our poll embedded below.

Who wins on Sunday?

VOTE!

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2023 NFL draft poll: Vote for who the Patriots should take No. 14 overall

Who should the Patriots draft with the No. 14 overall pick?

The New England Patriots will have no shortage of options heading into the 2023 NFL draft.

They could keep their focus on rebuilding an offense that stunk to the highest of heavens last season, or they could continue beefing up their already talented defense.

Or, will they throw us a major curveball entirely by trading quarterback Mac Jones and going out and selecting a new player to star under center?

Bill Belichick has always been a coach that keeps his cards close to his chest, and there has been no greater example of that than the NFL draft. Take last year’s draft for example: No one expected him to spend a first-round draft pick on The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga offensive guard Cole Strange.

It was one of those out-of-left-field picks that has become the norm whenever the Patriots are on the clock. Will there be another one in store on Thursday night?

Vote in the poll below on who you think the Patriots should draft with the No. 14 overall pick.

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