Falcons struggle offensively with no red zone drives in first two games
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 22, 2026, 7:30 PM
Last updated Sep 22, 2026

The Atlanta Falcons prepare for their upcoming game against the Green Bay Packers on Thursday, September 24, featuring Michael Penix Jr. as the starting quarterback. The Falcons have not recorded a single red zone drive through their first two games, marking a historic offensive futility as they become the fourth team since 1978 to achieve this. Penix is viewed as a significant upgrade from Cooper Rush, who started the first two games but struggled with turnovers and poor passing metrics. The Falcons face a Packers defense ranked ninth in passing but 24th in scoring defense, which might provide an opportunity for improvement.
- •Penix replaces Rush as starting QB for upcoming game against Packers.
- •Atlanta has had no red zone drives through two games this season.
- •Falcons rank among the worst offenses historically in first two games.
- •Penix must manage turnovers while improving downfield challenges.
- •Packers defense is strong against the pass but weak in scoring defense.
- 7:30 PMYahoo Sports — ESPN shares devastating stat about Falcons through 2 games
"Atlanta hasn't even had a single red zone drive through two games
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