In the first of two Week 6 "Monday Night Football" games, the Atlanta Falcons play host to the Buffalo Bills. Atlanta is fresh off its bye week, and enters this game with a 2-2 record. The Falcons bounced back pre-bye with a win over the Commanders after they had been embarrassingly shut out by the Panthers the week before.

If the sky is falling in Buffalo, Bills coach Sean McDermott showed no sign of ducking for cover by instead presenting a calm, resolute front following two straight losses, and amid growing concerns over a porous defense and misfiring offense.

The Atlanta Falcons surprised those around the NFL by defeating the Buffalo Bills in Week 6, but it was no surprise to see Bijan Robinson take home the NFC Offensive Player of the Week award for his role in the 24-14 win.

The Falcons are back on national TV in Week 6, hosting the Buffalo Bills on ESPN's Monday Night Football. Chris Fowler, Dan Orlovsky an Louis Riddick will be in the broadcast booth for tonight's game. Atlanta still has three other prime-time games, including a Week 7 matchup against the San Francisco 49ers.

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Joshua Palmer suffered an injury in the second quarter of the Week 6 game against the Atlanta Falcons. Here are the latest injury updates on Palmer.

After back-to-back losses in embarrassing fashion, Bills coach Sean McDermott needs to make some changes over the next two weeks. The Buffalo Bills losing back-to-back games shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone.

Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills visit the Atlanta Falcons led by Bijan Robinson in the first of two Monday Night Football showdowns as Week 6 of the season wraps up tonight.

The Bills are on a two-game losing streak which has exposed the fatal flaws for Josh Allen, Sean McDermott, and company.

Monday Night Football tonight has the Buffalo Bills traveling to the Atlanta Falcons in NFL Week 6. MNF start time, NFL schedules and how to watch.

For all his production during his college days at Georgia, Buffalo Bills running back James Cook was reminded of never scoring a touchdown in three SEC championship game appearances at Atlanta's Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

Buffalo Bills' head coach Sean McDermott ignored analytics against the Falcons on two fourth down plays, opting to punt rather than keep Buffalo's offense on the field.