Atlanta at Los Angeles

Atlanta has spiraled out of any postseason hopes after losing two of the last three. And after playing two straight, and three of the last four at home, they take a long road trip out West. The Falcons are 2-13 ATS after allowing 400+ yards in their last game, plus 36-58 ATS against teams that complete 64% of their passes or better. Los Angeles won't be in a friendly mood after a record home loss to the Patriots, 45-0. Despite the shutout, this is still one of the most potent offenses in the league, ranked seventh in total yards (386.2 yards per game) and fourth in passing (272.9 per game) behind rookie QB Justin Herbert (22 TDs, 9 INTS). He faces a terrible Atlanta defense that is sixth-worst in yards allowed and third-worst at defending the pass, so look for a big bounce-back effort by the embarrassed home team playing its second straight home contest. Play Los Angeles.