Falcons Stick With Kirk Cousins Despite Three-Game Losing Streak

Atlanta head coach Raheem Morris reaffirms confidence in Cousins as the team remains tied for first in NFC South.

Kirk Cousins will remain the Falcons' starting quarterback despite six interceptions and no touchdowns over the last three games.
Head coach Raheem Morris emphasized Cousins' contributions to the team's 6-6 record and first-place standing in the NFC South.
The Falcons' rookie quarterback Michael Penix Jr., the No. 8 overall draft pick, will continue to serve as backup for now.
Cousins, who signed a four-year, $180 million deal this offseason, faces his former team, the Minnesota Vikings, in a game with playoff implications.
Falcons players and staff, including wide receiver Drake London, have publicly defended Cousins, citing his leadership and accountability despite recent struggles.