ATL @ WAS Preview GAME SIM PROJECTION
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ATL
Falcons

29
PROJECTION
| WIN% | PTS | |
|---|---|---|
| ATL | 88% | 29 |
| WAS | 12% | 18 |
18

WAS
Commanders
BET VALUE
BEST BET
Take ATL +3.5 +14.9 pts
MARKET
WAS -3.5 · O/U 46.5
Falcons by 11.4
Across 50 simulations, Falcons come out on top 88% of the time by an average of 11.4 (29-18).
Matchup Breakdown
How the model sees it unfold — the matchups that decide the game, from 50 simulationsKeys to the Game
- Bijan Robinson (Falcons) vs Leo Chenal (Commanders) - winner: Bijan Robinson, 8.1 yds a carry - consistent push behind him.
- Drake London (Falcons) vs Trey Amos (Commanders) - winner: Drake London, open on 63% of routes for 5.8/8.3, 53 yds a game - a problem the defense can't solve.
In the Trenches
- The Commanders' quarterback should have time; the Falcons win just 50% of reps for 5.3 sacks a game, led by Jalon Walker (3.1 sacks, 7.1 pressures a game).
- The Falcons' line should hold up: the Commanders win just 51% of their reps, mustering 3.8 sacks and 17.0 pressures a game (Odafe Oweh (2.8 sacks, 6.1 pressures a game) the one to watch).
Through the Air
- Drake London is the engine of the Falcons' passing game — 53 yds a game on 63% separation.
- Look for Terry McLaurin to eat: 5.9 catches and 52 yds a game for the Commanders.
- In coverage, Divine Deablo (Falcons) travels and erases — only 34% separation allowed — and 0.1 picks a game.
On the Ground
- Bijan Robinson sets the tempo for the Falcons — 130 yds a game on the ground at 8.1 a carry, with his best work off the right edge and moving the chains.
- The Commanders hand it to Jacory Croskey-Merritt early and often, 13 carries for 44 yds a game at 3.5 a carry, with his best work off the right edge.
Model vs Market
Sim lineATL -11.4
Market lineWAS -3.5
Sim total47
Market total46.5
ATL by 11.4 (88% to win) Projected total 47 pts Michael Penix Jr. ~225 pass yds (250+ 36%) Bijan Robinson ~130 rush yds (70+ 86%) Drake London ~75 rec yds, 5.5 rec (70+ 48%)








