NFL: Falcons Use Five Field Goals And A Stout Defensive Performance To Down The Vikings
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NFL: Falcons Use Five Field Goals And A Stout Defensive Performance To Down The Vikings
"The Atlanta Falcons defeated the Minnesota Vikings 22-6 on a night where their new kicker, John Parker Romo, was successful on all five of his field goal attempts. The Vikings shot themselves in the foot multiple times throughout the game due to a variety of mistakes. They were penalized eight times for 50 yards. The Vikes also allowed six sacks and turned the ball over four times."
"Minnesota had a hard time containing Falcons running back Bijan Robinson, who ran for 47 yards on Atlanta's opening drive. However, a good-looking series for the Dirty Birds was derailed by penalties, and the Falcons settled for a 38-yard field goal to go up 3-0. Atlanta almost burned two timeouts on that possession as they dealt with the loud Minnesota crowd. Robinson finished the game with 168 scrimmage yards and 135 yards on the ground."
The Atlanta Falcons defeated the Minnesota Vikings 22-6. New Falcons kicker John Parker Romo made all five field-goal attempts. The Vikings were penalized eight times for 50 yards, allowed six sacks, and committed four turnovers. Atlanta gained 326 yards of offense while Minnesota managed just 198 yards. Bijan Robinson rushed for 135 yards and finished with 168 scrimmage yards. Minnesota attempted a risky quarterback sneak on fourth-and-inches at their own 36 and failed, giving Atlanta favorable field position. J.J. McCarthy appeared overwhelmed early, nearly fumbling a fourth-down snap and taking a sack. Eric Wilson forced a fumble recovered by Theo Jackson.
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