FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. — Atlanta Falcons coach Raheem Morris made a change on his offensive staff on Monday, firing wide receivers coach Ike Hilliard one day after a 30-0 loss at Carolina. The Falcons passed for only 201 yards as they were shut out for the first time falling 25-0 to the New England Patriots on Nov. 18, 2021.

The Atlanta Falcons take on the Washington Commanders on Sunday, and they received an update on injured quarterback Jayden Daniels.

Things are not going very well for the Atlanta Falcons. A team that narrowly lost to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and beat the Minnesota Vikings in primetime just got stomped 30-0 by the Carolina Panthers, and there’s some panic setting in as the Falcons move Zac Robinson to the sidelines, work out kickers, and now fire a position coach.

The Atlanta Falcons have released veteran cornerback C.J. Henderson from the practice squad, the team announced shortly after head coach Raheem Morris' Monday press conference. Henderson reportedly had several suitors before opting to sign with the Falcons back in August.

Atlanta has gotten off to an extremely sluggish start offensively to begin the season, scoring just three touchdowns in three games in its 1-2 start.

Falcons lose 30-0 to Panthers as offense sputters. Defense is strong, but it cannot overcome turnovers and poor field position.

Quarterback Michael Penix Jr., the 2024 first-round pick in his first full season as Atlanta’s starter, didn’t deserve full blame for the Falcons’ 30-0 loss at Carolina.

Koo was benched after missing a 44-yard game-tying attempt in Atlanta's season-opening loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. While he nearly missed another kick, the fact that he lost his job following a single miss puts the team in a bit of an unusual position.