All right. We start off in Atlanta. They've got Seattle coming to town off that shutout win against a Max Brosmer-led Vikings team. Meanwhile, the Falcons suffered that 27-24 lost to the Jets on the walk-off field goal. Seattle favored by a touchdown over under 43.5. You got anything for this one, Kevin?

Yeah, I mean, I actually stay tuned for the smell test, but there's just overwhelming

action on Seattle. You know, Sam Darnold, we talked about this because in previewing Washington's

game against Minnesota's defense, I didn't mention something. Sam Darnold had his worst

QBR number of the season against Minnesota's defense last week.

18.3.

There were just a barrage of pressures.

They're going to get after you.

There's just no doubt about it.

And Sam Darnold, as a quarterback against pressure, he's hit and miss.

Some games, you watch him and you're like,

oh my God, he doesn't see it, he holds it, sack. What were there nine sacks in the

playoff game against the Rams last year? I think it was. And then other times, he does see it,

but Darnold's going to face a lot of pressure against Rahim and Jeff

Ulbrook's defense as well.

The Falcons have surprisingly a decent, you know, young pass rushing core.

Remember, they traded for the opportunity to select the kid Lawrence, right?

That's who they picked. Pierce, Pierce Jr., excuse me.

After taking J. Lonn Walker early in the draft, but they traded back into the first round.

They gave up next year's first round to take

Pierce, Jr. from Tennessee, and he's been really, really good. So there's a chance,

believe it or not, for Atlanta's defense to shine here against Sam Darnold. The other thing

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