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Deen Worley

Falcons Week 11 PFF grades: Terrell and Gage lead the way

The Atlanta Falcons are in a bad place and will have to simmer on Thursday’s loss to the Patriots for the next 10 days. While head coach Arthur Smith was hoping the quick turnaround would help his team move past Sunday’s 40-point loss to the Cowboys, things appear to have gotten worse.

Before we shift our focus ahead to the Jaguars, let’s check out this week’s Pro Football Focus grades. An overwhelming number of players graded out poorly, but there were some bright spots.

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