Ah yes, the required prime time NFC South showdown that's required at least twice a year, featuring mediocracy at it's finest, and always ending with 400 combined points, earned in the derpiest way possible. But this year might be different. Well, with the Saints 1-4, maybe just half different. The Atlanta Falcons, at a surprising 5-0, look to open the season with six straight wins. Which would also mean they would have consecutive road wins for the first time in 13 seasons. That's basically the most NFC South thing I've ever written. Now, six wins would be a strong statement if it weren't against such a questionable schedule and with such happenstance circumstances. That schedule has included the Eagles, Giants, Romo-less (or Weeden-more!) Cowboys, Texans, and Washington Potatoes. The circumstances? They've trailed in the fourth quarter in four of those five games... which essentially means they could be sharing a similar record with the Saints if not for a little bit of luck and something called Devonta Freeman. The same Freeman who used to make Trent Richardson seem useful. Can the Falcons and Freeman (and Julio Jones hamstring) keep the streak going? I don't know, but if Sean Peyton's lemon face is in full force tonight, I'd say: MAYBE. Join myself and your peers in a special Razzball only Contest! Buy-in is just $5.00 and the top 12 finishes in a 55-team league are all part of the prize pool! Sign up here! Rankings have been updated for tonight's game and can be found here.