Atlanta Falcons aim to crush Jets’ hopes as quarterback carousel spins in New York showdown

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Atlanta Falcons look to capitalize on Jets’ struggles in pivotal New York matchup

EAST RUTHERFORD – The Atlanta Falcons are set to invade the Big Apple, aiming to extend their momentum against a New York Jets team that has been grappling with inconsistency. After breaking a frustrating five-game losing streak with a victory in New Orleans, the Falcons are eager to build on that performance as they face their division rivals.

Quarterback Changes Shake Up Jets Offense

The Jets have recently made a significant shift under center, opting for Tyrod Taylor to replace Justin Fields. This change comes as they sit at the bottom of the NFL in passing offense, averaging a mere 145.7 yards per game. Instead, they have relied heavily on their ground game, led by standout running back Breece Hall.

“Breece is a guy that can hit a home run anytime he touches the ball,” remarked defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich. “He’s one of the great backs in this league, and it’s going to be a huge test for this defense to contain him.”

This matchup will also mark the second start for Kirk Cousins, who has stepped in following a season-ending injury to Michael Penix Jr. In his initial outing back as the starter, Cousins displayed a steady performance, though he will need to navigate the absence of top receiving threat Drake London. Nevertheless, the Falcons are poised to utilize their array of dynamic offensive talents against a Jets defense that has seen significant roster changes following the trade deadline.

Statistical Overview: Falcons vs. Jets

As both teams prepare for this Week 13 clash, here’s a breakdown of key statistics to consider:

Falcons Offense
Points per game: 19.9 (27th in NFL)
Total yards per game: 329.7 (18th)
Passing yards per game: 209.7 (18th)
Rushing yards per game: 120.0 (13th)
EPA/play: 24th

Falcons Defense
Points allowed per game: 22.6 (14th)
Total yards allowed per game: 323.5 (16th)
Passing yards allowed per game: 190.4 (8th)
Rushing yards allowed per game: 133.1 (26th)
EPA/play allowed: 19th

Jets Offense
Points per game: 19.9 (27th)
Total yards per game: 281.5 (29th)
Passing yards per game: 145.7 (32nd)
Rushing yards per game: 135.8 (7th)
EPA/play: 27th

Jets Defense
Points allowed per game: 26.5 (27th)
Total yards allowed per game: 321.6 (15th)
Passing yards allowed per game: 193.7 (10th)
Rushing yards allowed per game: 127.9 (22nd)
EPA/play allowed: 26th

Game Odds and Viewing Information

Fans will be keen to monitor the odds as the game approaches. According to BetMGM Sportsbook, the current spread stands at:
Jets +2.5 (-110)
Falcons -2.5 (-110)
Moneyline: Jets +125, Falcons -150
Total: OVER/UNDER 39.5 (-110)

How to Watch the Game

Mark your calendars for Sunday, November 30, as the Falcons aim to harness their recent success and kick off a winning streak against the struggling Jets. This game promises to be a critical moment in both teams’ seasons, making it a must-watch affair for fans and analysts alike.

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