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Morris said he loves taking the bullets for his guys and won’t point fingers.
Atlanta is 4-8 with five weeks remaining after another tough loss described as a season of struggles.
Morris noted there is accountability for everyone on the team and he will stay honest.
The Falcons’ upcoming schedule includes a home game against the Seahawks in Week 14.
Losses have been tight, including close losses by three points or less and overtime setbacks.
The article frames the 2025 season as one where hard truths were shared by the team’s leadership.
Morris emphasized that accountability applies to both coaches and players as they move forward.
The story notes the Falcons’ season has been affected by quarterback play, play-caller decisions, and self-inflicted errors.
The article was written by Garrett Chapman, a sports broadcaster based in Atlanta.
The piece highlights the Falcons’ aim to sign up for a free newsletter for breaking Falcons news.

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London will not participate in Wednesday's Falcons practice and remains day-to-day.
Head coach Raheem Morris indicated London’s return will come when he’s ready to go.
London has been sidelined for two weeks with a knee injury in 2025.
London’s 2025 stat line includes 60 receptions for 810 yards and six touchdowns.
The Falcons will release a full injury report later on Wednesday.

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McCloud publicly criticized his former Falcons team after the 27-24 loss to the Jets, posting criticism on social media.
Falcons coach Raheem Morris called McCloud a distraction and defended the team’s handling of the situation.
McCloud’s production with Atlanta dipped in 2025, following a career year in 2024.
McCloud was released by the Falcons and then joined the New York Giants’ practice squad.
McCloud’s comments came amid discussion that the feud began after Ike Hilliard’s firing.
Zac Robinson’s offense featured McCloud as a slot receiver during his 2024 campaign.
The article notes McCloud’s 2024 personal bests before a downturn in 2025.
Morris described the McCloud situation as a distraction he was dealing with.
Garrett Chapman authored the piece on Ray-Ray McCloud’s comments and Falcons coverage.

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Pete Carroll is positioned as a potential 'one and done' candidate in Las Vegas as the season stumbles.
Mike Tomlin remains in the 'safe' zone but faces his first potential losing season in Pittsburgh.
Raheem Morris tops the list as the Falcons coach, with a string of losses fueling speculation about his job security.
Jonathan Gannon sits near the top with a 15-31 record and a franchise likely to rebuild around a new quarterback.
Kevin Stefanski is under criticism despite his two-time Coach of the Year background amid Cleveland's struggles.
Mike McDaniel has shown improvement but faces pressure from a new GM potentially wanting his own coach.
The Cardinals may move on from Kyler Murray, signaling a broader franchise reset under Gannon.
The report emphasizes Black Monday as the looming deadline for potential coaching changes.
Ralph Vacchiano provides context on why coaches face turnover, citing ownership pressure and fan reactions.
The piece notes potential implications for ownerships’ decision-making with six games remaining in the season.

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Fowler says no in-season Falcons coaching change is expected despite ongoing staff discussions.
Owner Arthur Blank is likely to be patient and not rush into a coaching search this season.
Falcons face a challenging finish, needing five wins to even consider a playoff outcome for 2025.
Injuries have significantly impacted the Falcons’ 2025 performance, including linemen and playmakers.
Raheem Morris remains a name in conversations about Falcons’ future but is not guaranteed a quick move.
The article frames a potential pause on coaching changes until the season concludes.
Blank's approach suggests evaluating staff with fresh eyes in 2026 rather than immediate changes.
The piece highlights five remaining games as the barometer for 2026 prospects.
Fowler frames the discussion within the broader national discourse on the Falcons’ tenure.
The piece concludes with a call to stay informed through a free newsletter for Falcons updates.

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