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Falcons Fall to Bears 31-23! John Abraham & Ovie Mughelli Sound Off on Atlanta's Struggles
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The Atlanta Falcons fall to 2-4 after a frustrating 31-23 home loss to the Chicago Bears, and former Falcons stars John Abraham and Ovie Mughelli break it all down on Believe in Falcons! Caleb Williams carved up Atlanta's defense, Michael Penix Jr. threw three touchdowns but was sacked five times, and Bijan Robinson received just 12 carries despite entering the game as the NFL's leading rusher.
The guys discuss Chicago fans taking over Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta's offensive line struggles, costly turnovers, questionable play-calling, and Kyle Pitts finally showing flashes of his potential during a fourth-quarter comeback. Plus, Abraham shares his perspective from inside the stadium and reacts to the frightening injury to Kendal Daniel
With the San Francisco 49ers up next, can the Falcons fix their mistakes and avoid a ninth consecutive losing season? Abraham and Mughelli explain what needs to change before Atlanta's season slips away.
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