Michael Penix Jr. and Drake London seem to be trending in the right direction ahead of the Falcons matchup against the Patriots.

Veteran Kirk Cousins served as Atlanta's starting quarterback for that matchup because Michael Penix Jr. was sidelined with a knee issue. While speaking with reporters on Wednesday, Falcons head coach Raheem Morris offered a positive update regarding Penix's availability for Atlanta's matchup at the New England Patriots (6-2) this coming Sunday.

Injury updates from the Atlanta Falcons ahead of their visit to Foxborough to take on the New England Patriots this Sunday.

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The Atlanta Falcons could not have lost in more brutal fashion than they did in Sunday's 34-10 blowout at the hands of the Miami Dolphins. Several factors contributed to the team's fourth loss of the season, including a sleepy offense headed by an underperforming Kirk Cousins.

One of whom is Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank. Blank's foundation announced that it would make a generous donation to aid relief efforts for those in need, as the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation revealed it would send $2.5 million in relief to those affected by the hurricane in and around Jamaica.

With time running out for NFL teams to make moves ahead of the Nov. 4 trade deadline, Kirk Cousins reportedly wants another chance to start.

Williams has been a bit banged up for Clemson so far this season, but when healthy, he is one of the more dependable wide receivers in the 2026 class. At 5-11 and 190 pounds, Williams is a slot receiver with tremendous short area quickness and football IQ. Combining his skill set with Drake London could be a wonderful pairing.

The unholy NFL whoopee cushion now sits in Flowery Branch. As if blowing a 28-3 lead in the freaking Super Bowl didn't confirm it enough, the Falcons are unquestionably the NFL's butt of the joke, pro football's grand punchline.