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We're two things and two things alone that I didn't like about Atlanta, one was obvious, the offense not scoring any touchdowns.

The other, not so obvious, but maybe part of that. Good morning to you. Good Thursday morning. I'm Dan Kovachievich of D.K. Pittsburgh

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same place that you found this. George Pickens was terrific. The remainder of the wide receiver depth chart,

I don't even know if they were good or bad because they just weren't utilized Calvin

Austin. Van Jefferson combining for two catches for seven yards. Is that on them? Is that on

Arthur Smith? Is that on nobody, really? Meaning, is it just how they're regarded or trusted by the coaching staff, by everyone involved in schematics and approach? Is it that there was going to be so much running that if you were going to have targets, they were going to be to George or to Pat

Friermouth.

George was targeted seven times, caught six.

Friermouth was targeted four times, caught them all.

Or is it just that in a Smith offense, as was the case when he was with the Falcons,

he doesn't really look to a wide receiver beyond WR1.

Whatever the case, it was maybe the one thing about the offense

other than the result, the macro result of not getting across the goal line that had me thinking, boy, there's a,

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