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The Atlanta Falcons come into Week 5 vs. the Steelers as a +3 road dog. They are 1-3 Straight Up and 1-3 Against The Spread.
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The Falcons So Far in 2018
The Falcons come in ranked 18 this week.
From TheFalcoholic.com:
Falcons supporters aren’t going to like this low ranking, especially with the painful way the team has lost three games this season. The problem is that Dan Quinn doesn’t possess the personnel he needs on the back end. On that note, what was CB Isaiah Oliver thinking on the A.J. Green touchdown? The guess is that he was concerned about the running back leaking out of the backfield. Yet, Mark Walton was 10 yards from paydirt. Oliver must get depth in that situation, forcing Andy Dalton to attack the tightest of windows between the corner and the safety. If Dalton did dump it to Walton, Oliver (or whoever else) would have had plenty of time to make the tackle. With under 10 seconds remaining, the clock could’ve struck midnight on the Bengals, too. Ugh.
The Falcons 2018-2019 Odds
They pay $70 for every $10 bet to win the division and 50-1 odds to pay the Super Bowl.
The Falcons vs. Steelers Trends, Predictions
Despite JuJu Smith-Schuster’s emergence, the Steelers Antonio Brown’s 13.3 targets per game are the second-highest mark in the league, Action Sports Network reveals.
Then there is Julio Jones of the Falcons.
Jones is dominating target share for the Falcons, representing 33% of the overall market share of targets, which is slightly more than Mohamed Sanu (17%) and Calvin Ridley (15%) combined.
Maybe Julio can even score a touchdown in this game considering the Steelers have allowed 12 passing touchdowns through four games this year.
Jones cracks the top five between Koerner, Freedman and Raybon.
The Steelers are 0-7 Against The Spread in their last 7 home games.
The Falcons are 0-6 ATS in their last 6 games after allowing more than 250 yards passing in their previous game.
- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com
