
Bears and Falcons Set to Clash with Top Rushing Attacks
The Chicago Bears and Atlanta Falcons will face off at 1:00 p.m. ET on Sunday in Atlanta, highlighting the NFL's top two rushing offenses.
The Bears currently lead the league with an average of 173.2 rushing yards per game, while the Falcons follow closely behind at 166.8 yards. Although the Falcons had a strong start against the run, allowing only 193 rushing yards in their first four games, they gave up 208 yards to the Ravens in Week 5.
Despite their strong rushing performance, the Bears have struggled in the red zone, ranking last in the NFL with a 42.9 touchdown percentage. They have scored nine touchdowns in 21 red-zone attempts this season. Both teams will also have their quarterbacks available, with Bears starter Caleb Williams returning from a hamstring injury and Falcons quarterback Michael Penix Jr. playing through a rib injury.
