The Atlanta Falcons spent big in the offseason to fix their quarterback room, but they find themselves in familiar territory.

Kirk Cousins has lost favor in the Falcons locker room after failing to turn around a poor month of play against the Vikings in Week 14.

The Atlanta Falcons still have hope to salvage their season despite a four-game losing streak. That hope is provided by the NFC South, where Atlanta is still only one game out of first place and holds the tiebreaker advantage against Tampa Bay.

Kirk Cousins is in the midst of arguably the worst stretch of football of his career, being the face of Atlanta’s winless November and counting. Why can’t Cousins get back on track?

The Las Vegas Raiders will travel to Atlanta with former Falcons quarterback Desmond Ridder under center while Atlanta QB Kirk Cousins may find himself playing for his future employer

Heading into a week 15 matchup on Monday Night Football against the Las Vegas Raiders, the headlines dominating the Falcons all surround quarterback controversy.

The last time Kirk Cousins threw a touchdown was November 3 against the Dallas Cowboys. The Atlanta Falcons quarterback threw three in that game, matter of fact. That’s also the last time Atlanta won a game.

The Atlanta Falcons' playoff hopes dwindle as they face a crucial Week 15 game against the Raiders. Quarterback Kirk Cousins' struggles have led to speculation about his future with the team, especially with rookie Michael Penix Jr.

The Kirk Cousins signing hasn't gone exactly as planned this season. The Falcons thought he'd get them over the hump but they have lost four in a row and are game behind the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for first in the NFC South.