Watch Oakland Raiders vs Atlanta Falcons Live Stream
Watch Oakland Raiders vs Atlanta Falcons Live Stream: Unless there is a huge reversal of fortune, the Atlanta Falcons are poised to run away with the NFC South. All their divisional competitors have just one win, and that paired with the Falcons' start means that only a severe collapse will keep the 5-0 team from fulfilling their season goals. This week it's the Oakland Raiders' turn to try and derail perfection. What will Atlanta need to watch for this week?
Off to the best start in team history, the Atlanta Falcons have tried not to make too much of their early accomplishments.
Based on the way the Oakland Raiders have played this season, the Falcons appear to have a good chance to continue that success.
Looking to remain the NFC's lone undefeated team, the Falcons can help coach Mike Smith match the franchise mark for victories while keeping the Raiders winless on the road Sunday.
Though its last two victories have not come easy, Atlanta (5-0) and Houston are the only unbeaten teams in the NFL. The Falcons rank fifth in the league with 29.6 points per game and are eighth in giving up 18.6.
"It is a great start for us, it really is," said Matt Ryan, who has completed 68.3 percent of his passes for 1,507 yards with 13 touchdowns and three interceptions. "At this point, you can't really worry about what is going on in the history of our organization, but we have put ourselves right where we need to be five games into it."
Off to the best start in team history, the Atlanta Falcons have tried not to make too much of their early accomplishments.
Based on the way the Oakland Raiders have played this season, the Falcons appear to have a good chance to continue that success.
Looking to remain the NFC's lone undefeated team, the Falcons can help coach Mike Smith match the franchise mark for victories while keeping the Raiders winless on the road Sunday.
Though its last two victories have not come easy, Atlanta (5-0) and Houston are the only unbeaten teams in the NFL. The Falcons rank fifth in the league with 29.6 points per game and are eighth in giving up 18.6.
"It is a great start for us, it really is," said Matt Ryan, who has completed 68.3 percent of his passes for 1,507 yards with 13 touchdowns and three interceptions. "At this point, you can't really worry about what is going on in the history of our organization, but we have put ourselves right where we need to be five games into it."