Atlanta Falcons vs Arizona Cardinals Prediction: Bet on overs in this match

On Sunday, NFL action shifts to Atlanta for a showdown between the Falcons and Cardinals at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. The current record for Arizona is 4-11. Last Sunday, the Buccaneers defeated the Cardinals in overtime. After their loss against the Ravens, Atlanta dropped to 5-10 on the season.

Their victories have come against the Seahawks, Browns, 49ers, Panthers, and Bears, respectively. Other than that, their defeats have come at the hands of the Saints, Rams, Buccaneers, Bengals, Chargers, Panthers, Commanders, Steelers, and Ravens. On Saturday, when the Falcons played the Ravens, they were trailing by a score of 14-3 at the halftime break. Even though they outscored Baltimore 6-3 from that point on, Atlanta still ended up losing 17-9. Desmond Riddick, the team's quarterback, threw for 218 yards, and Tyler Allgeier, who carried the ball 18 times, gained 74 yards.

Up to this point in the season, Arizona has been victorious over the Raiders, Panthers, Saints, and Rams. The Chiefs, Rams, Eagles, Seahawks, Vikings, Seahawks, 49ers, Chargers, Patriots, Broncos, and Buccaneers have been the teams that the Buccaneers have lost to in their other games. During their game on Sunday against Tampa Bay, the Cardinals maintained their competitive edge throughout the contest and scored 10 points in the game's final quarter. However, the final score was 19-16 in favor of Arizona's opponent after overtime. Trace McSorley, the quarterback for the team, completed 24 of 45 passes for 217 yards and one interception. James Conner contributed 79 rushing yards and a touchdown to the team's total.

Both clubs have had a rough season thus far, and this game is more of a formality than anything else. Having said that, the score is expected to be relatively close. Overall, the Falcons defense was solid against the Ravens, allowing only 299 yards and 15 first downs. Only nine of the points were scored by Atlanta. The Falcons have scored 18 points or less in each of their last four games. Arizona's defense was decent, having allowed 396 total yards against the Bucs, but the offense's three turnovers and 5-of-19 performance on third down proved to be too much to overcome. Another nail-biter, with Atlanta coming out on top.