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Falcons Soar at Bank of America Stadium Against Panthers in Week 10 Showdown

The Atlanta Falcons, with a record of 7-10, faced off against the Carolina Panthers, also holding a record of 7-10, in an outdoor clash at Bank of America Stadium. The game concluded with the Falcons scoring 15 to the Panthers' superior tally of 25.


Atlanta Falcons quarterback Desmond Ridder (4) warms up before playing the New Orleans Saints in an NFL football game, Sunday, Sept. 11, 2022 in Atlanta. (AP Photo/John Bazemore)

The Atlanta Falcons entered the field with determination but were unable to secure victory against their rivals. Despite their efforts, they fell short by ten points in a game that saw them accumulate a total yardage of 291. The offense was able to make some headway through the air and on the ground; however, it wasn't enough to overcome their opponents. The passing game managed to complete 19 out of 30 attempts for a total gain of 186 yards and two touchdowns. One pass stood out as it stretched for an impressive distance before finding its target for a touchdown that covered 25 yards.


On special teams, the Falcons executed one successful field goal from within the range of thirty-nine yards while unfortunately missing an extra point attempt due to blocking by the opposition. Their punting unit had five attempts which resulted in two being placed inside the twenty-yard line without any returns from their adversaries.


The defense put up resistance with one sack and six tackles for loss among their combined seventy-five tackles but could not force any turnovers throughout this contest. They did manage four passes defended and forced four three-and-outs against Carolina's offense.


In contrast, Carolina's performance was marked by effective use of timeouts and challenges while maintaining one timeout and both challenges remaining by game end. Their defense exerted pressure resulting in five sacks on Falcon quarterbacks and hurries that disrupted offensive plays.


Looking ahead after this tough encounter on foreign turf, fans can anticipate seeing their team back at Mercedes-Benz Stadium where they will host Chicago Bears on November 20th at 1:00 PM Eastern Time. This upcoming match will be broadcasted live on FOX network where supporters can tune in to watch all action unfold from Atlanta's home ground.

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