The Atlanta Falcons brought back versatile offensive lineman Andrew Stueber to be a member of their practice squad.

The Atlanta Falcons are thoroughly buried in a competitive NFC playoff race with just seven weeks remaining in the NFL regular season, and the news just continues to get worse for Raheem Morris' team after their brutal 3-7 start to the 2025 campaign.

No one would blame you if you looked at this weekend’s matchup against the Carolina Panthers and the Atlanta Falcons and wondered aloud: Who are these guys? Because, quite frankly, both of them are difficult to figure out.

The unfortunate developments that came out of Sunday's loss to the Panthers were not just a sign that Atlanta's 2025 season was lost, but potentially something more

The Atlanta Falcons got a bit of good injury news on Monday afternoon with Raheem Morris announcing that Divine Deablo is set to return from injured reserve.

Other notable players in the final years of their contract include defensive tackle David Onyemata and linebacker Troy Andersen -- the former second-round pick. Since the Falcons don't have a first-round draft pick in 2026, free agency will be more important than ever.

Panthers QB Bryce Young was surgical—completing 31 of his 45 passes for a career-high 448 yards, three touchdowns and no turnovers. He powered through five sacks and a re-aggravated ankle injury to lead Carolina to 486 total yards.

The Atlanta Falcons lost their fifth straight game on Sunday, a 30-27 overtime loss to the Carolina Panthers. Despite a promising start by the Falcons, the team wasn't the same after quarterback Michael Penix Jr. left the game with a knee injury in the third quarter.

Raheem Morris has Atlanta Falcons fans feeling uneasy, plus we're losing confidence in the Pittsburgh Steelers ahead of Week 12.