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ESPN's Jeremy Fowler gives prediction on Raheem Morris’ future that may not sit well with Falcons fans as Atlanta falls to 4-8.
The Atlanta Falcons will kick off practice without wide receiver Drake London, head coach Raheem Morris told reporters on Wednesday. London is considered day-to-day due to a knee injury that has kept him out for the last two games.
The Falcons have five games remaining and they have only a 2 percent chance of making the playoffs, even if they win all five.
Falcons' head coach Raheem Morris admitted Michael Penix Jr.'s injury may force the team to make new plans at the quarterback position.
The Atlanta Falcons special teams continue to be arguably the worst unit in the NFL, but Raheem Morris wasn't ready to talk change after another brutal loss.
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Raheem Morris delivers a haunting message to Falcons fans after Week 14 collapse
The Week 14 loss to Seattle has the writing on the wall surrounding Raheem Morris' future with the Atlanta Falcons.
Atlanta head coach Raheem Morris told reporters on Monday that Drake London’s status is moving more toward day-to-day after the receiver has missed the last two weeks with a knee injury. Morris added that London “certainly has a chance” to play on Sunday.
Atlanta Falcons head coach Raheem Morris continues to provide cover for embattled special teams coach Marquice Williams.
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Raheem Morris doubled down on controversy Falcons fans thought he'd learned from
The Atlanta Falcons' receiver room has been in shambles for quite some time, and Raheem Morris finally broke his silence on the subject. In Week 13, the group hit a new low with three different undrafted wideouts catching passes from Kirk Cousins in the last-second loss to the New York Jets.
In the midst of a disastrous season for the Atlanta Falcons, head coach Raheem Morris' future with the organization is a hot topic of discussion around the NFL.