Falcons lead Saints 16-7 at halftime

Falcons lead Saints 16-7 at halftime

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The Atlanta Falcons have taken a 16-7 lead against the New Orleans Saints at halftime, aiming to end their five-game losing streak. Kirk Cousins, starting for the injured Michael Penix, connected with David Sills for a touchdown and completed 14 of 20 passes for 118 yards, despite an interception returned by Saints safety Justin Reid for the team's only points. The Falcons' defense held the Saints scoreless otherwise, while kicker Zane Gonzalez added three field goals. The Saints' efforts were hindered by a fumble from Alvin Kamara, who subsequently exited with a knee injury. Additionally, Saints kicker Blake Grupe missed two field goals. New Orleans will receive the ball to begin the second half, providing an opportunity to narrow the gap.

Originally by https://www.nbcsports.com/author/josh-alperon November 23, 2025
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