The Atlanta Falcons' kicker got his chance after the team cut two other kickers, and the result was some team history

The Atlanta Falcons' victory over the Saints reignites their playoff hopes. They face a challenging road ahead, needing to win all remaining games.

The Atlanta Falcons have finally snapped their five-game losing streak, but the rest of the NFC South is floundering, too. Those struggles make the Falcons’ season that much more frustrating.

The Atlanta Falcons have signed former Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Kyle Trask to their practice squad, according to head coach Raheem Morris.

The Saints have lost games by 44-13, 23-3, and 34-10 this year, but getting thumped by a bad Falcons team might be the most deflating loss of all.

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The Falcons sacked Shough five times — first-round picks James Pearce and Jalon Walker both got their fellow rookie — and they recovered an early fumble by running back Alvin Kamara in addition to their two goal-line stands. Saints kicker Blake Grupe also missed two field goals in the first half of the game.

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