Falcons earn the first win of the season with 22-6 victories over the Wiking

There is no fourth quarter of the magic for JJ McCarthi in his second start of the NFL, as Atlanta Falcons managed Minnesota Vikings On the way to win your first game of the season, 22-6.

McCarthi stole a victory in Chicago last Monday after orchestrating the exciting fourth quarter of the bear. But Sokoli They had all the answers for young card information about “Sunday Night football” to enter Vin Column.

McCarthi went through 11-21 through the air for 158 meters without touching and two intercepts in the game where he had some chances for big plays, but he just didn’t have a real touch on the passage. With the lack of a successful game, Sokoli sent all kinds of pressure and McCarthi dropped for six bags.

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But McCarthi is an opponentMichael Penik Jr., Had no best games in position on the substance. The Penik was only 13-21 for 135 meters without touching or intercepting. He also missed several throws that could have led to touch earlier than Cheenthert fourth quarter in the fourth quarter, which was a dagger for Sokolo.

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AllGeier’s five-year rush was the only touch of any team in this game, as was a battle in field gig in the whole of both teams that struggled for pretending to the chances of the red zone. Parker Romo, Hawks new shock as Youngghoe Koo was crazy after rough weeks 1 performance, was a challenge while knocking in all five fields of goal attempt, including their longest of 54 meters.

Although the passing game was not effective for Atlanta, the starback star was returned by Bijan Robinson picked up a loose with 143 rush of Jarde to run the game in that category. Drake London was the leading receiver for falcons with 49 meters at three receptions.

For Vikings, Justin Jefferson had 81 yards, even though he only caught three passes. After the second interception of the match on Viking, “Jefferson is noticeably frustrated on the page, but who would not be when the offense really clicked on the fourth quarter last week?

McCarthi and Vikings will hope that it will be in line with the beginning of next week when they face Cincinnati Bengals, which is expected to be without quartz Joe, after experiencing a toes injury.

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In the meantime, Sokoli fired the road again, but against the NFC south rival rival in Carolina next Sunday at 1 p.m. and at 13 o’clock Et.

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