The Atlanta Falcons trailed by 10 against the Arizona Cardinals in the first quarter but the team bounced back to pull off a 26-19 road victory. Sunday's win was the Cardinals seventh in a row as they fall to 3-12 for the season. The Falcons improved to 6-9 and have won their last two games.

The Cardinals took a 10-0 lead midway through the first quarter after Michael Wilson made a circus catch for a 32-yard touchdown. Falcons cornerback Cobee Bryant and Wilson tumbled into the end zone as they fought for possession and the ball bounced between them, eventually settling between Wilson's legs without hitting the ground.

The Cardinals scored just 3 points in the second half, and several players left the game with injuries in the Falcons' first win in Arizona in 24 years.

Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Drake London is expected to make his return for this Sunday's game against the Arizona Cardinals. While London has technically been listed as questionable, Falcons head coach Raheem Morris said he will play in Week 16.

Neither team is playoff-bound, but jobs are on the line as both face big potential changes in the offseason. The Cardinals have lost six games in a row entering Week 16, but the Falcons are set to finish with a losing record for the eighth consecutive season.

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Next up for the Falcons are the Arizona Cardinals, on Sunday. This will be the 34th regular-season matchup. The Cardinals lead the series 17-16.

One school of thought being floated about the Cardinals is that a new coach could very well believe the return of Kyler Murray gives the team its best chance of having success in 2026 and if it doesn’t work out, a new signal-caller would arrive in 2027.

With two NFL head coach openings now filled and a third reportedly honing in on a top candidate, the Arizona Cardinals are projected to be one of the

The Tennessee Titans have confirmed they have completed an in-person interview with San Francisco 49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh for their head coaching vacancy.