In turn, the Seahawks were given 10 days to spare to scramble and find those solutions, but they better have found them with their subsequent opponent in mind: The Seahawks travel from the Pacific Northwest to the Southeast to take on the Atlanta Falcons. , who are buzzing around as one of the most explosive teams in the NFL over the past few weeks. Coming off a fantastic and exciting overtime victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the Falcons thoroughly defeated the Carolina Panthers, 38-20, in Class 6, marking the second consecutive year in which they put more than 35 points on the board . while quarterback Kirk Cousins has begun to understand the group’s offense.
At 4-2, the Falcons entered this game assured for NFC South supremacy with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, a year in which the Seahawks remain assured for NFC West supremacy at 3-3 with the San Francisco 49ers . On the other hand, those two teams are on opposite ends of the spectrum in terms of momentum, with the Falcons trying to continue shooting their stream and the Seahawks looking to take advantage of it once again.
Where to watch Falcons vs. Seahawks
- When: Sunday, October 20 at 1 pm ET
- The place: Mercedes-Benz Stadium – Atlanta
- TV: FOX
- Transmission: fuboTV (Fight for independence. Regional restrictions may apply.)
- Apply: CBS Sports App
Falcons vs. Seahawks unfold, odds
Atlanta is a 3-point favorite against Seattle, according to real NFL odds. The up/down is 51 numbers.
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History of the Falcons vs. Seahawks redesign
This layout has been balanced in recent years, with neither Atlanta nor Seattle winning more than two games in a row, although the most notable new meeting was the NFC divisional round playoff game the following 2016 season. The Falcons won that game on the way to reaching Super Bowl LI.
- September 25, 2022: Atlanta 27, Seattle 23
- September 13, 2020: Seattle 38, Atlanta 25
- October 27, 2019: Seattle 27, Atlanta 20
- November 20, 2017: Atlanta 34, Seattle 31
- January 14, 2017: Atlanta 36, Seattle 20
- October 16, 2016: Seattle 26, Atlanta 24
