Atlanta are tipped to cover as a road underdog in this big NFC South matchup on Monday.
The return of Michael Penix Jr gave this Falcons offense a serious shot in the arm last week, and this unit can enjoy more success against a struggling Saints defense, ensuring the cover.
Key Numbers – Can Falcons Register Back-To-Back Road Covers?
- Atlanta Falcons upset Green Bay on the road last week
- New Orleans Saints failed to cover and lost their home opener
- The Under has hit in 2 of Atlanta’s 3 games so far
- The Under has cashed in each of the last 3 meetings
Falcons Lead All-Time Head-To-Head; Won Last Meeting
- Atlanta Falcons lead the all-time series 58-56
- Atlanta Falcons won 19-17 when the two teams last met in January 2026
Atlanta Falcons Aim To Follow Up First Win
Atlanta head out on the road for the second week in a row looking to back up their first win of the 2026 season.
The Falcons opened up the campaign with a trip to Pittsburgh, where they suffered a 20-13 defeat at the hands of the Steelers.
Their home opener then proved to be a dud, as they suffered an embarrassing 34-3 defeat to division rivals Carolina.
Atlanta finally got off the mark in Week 3 though, and they did it in shocking fashion as they knocked off the Packers in Green Bay, 35-14.
Michael Penix Jr went 18/25 for 256 yards, one touchdown and one interception, but it was Bijan Robinson who stole the show with 213 total yards and two touchdowns.
New Orleans Saints 1-2 After Home Loss To Las Vegas
New Orleans go into this matchup having dropped their home opener last time out to fall to 1-2.
The Saints kicked off the season with a visit to Detroit, and came up just short at Ford Field as they lost 31-30 in overtime to the Lions.
They rebounded a week later in Baltimore, upsetting the Ravens 24-17, but failed to follow that up in their first home game.
New Orleans first outing at the Superdome ended in a 35-27 defeat at the hands of Las Vegas.
Tyler Shough went 29/42 for 255 yards, four touchdowns and an interception, with Chris Olave turning his nine receptions into 107 yards.