This holiday season, Amazon brings you an unmissable month of festive football.

What a fantastic night of football.

Including 10 Premier League games.

It doesn't get much better than that.

And Tuesday's UEFA Champions League must watch match.

The biggest live games from the biggest leagues all wrapped up.

It's on Prime.

Well, hello everyone.

I am Matt Williamson. How's it going today? I am fired up for football. I'm fired up for Steelers Falcons. I'm expecting a very good game. I do think getting the Falcons with new coordinators, new head coach, new quarterback coming off injury early in the season is a good thing.

I'll give you my prediction here at the end, but first I'm going to go through all sorts of stuff

for when the Steelers have the ball. We did the other side of the ball yesterday.

Steelers only produced 0.294 points per play last year. That was only ahead of the Jets, Giants, Patriots, and Panthers.

They averaged 5.0 yards per play, but 5-2 on the road. The Falcons allowed 5.0, but only 4.7 at home.

From a yards per drive perspective, the Steelers were 26th, and Atlanta's defense finished seventh.

Falcons have finished in the bottom half of the league in scoring defense for six straight years.

That ties the Panthers for the longest in the league currently.

Last year, no team threw the ball a lower percentage on the

road than the Steelers. Sears opponents threw the ball 54% of the time last year. Only four

defenses saw a lesser percentage of pass plays. Can't see where we're going here. Pittsburgh's

offense was 25th in net passing yards while the Falcons offense was 25th in net passing yards, while the Falcons defense was

eighth best in net passing yards allowed.

So for the Broncos last year, Russell Wilson was second amongst qualified quarterbacks

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