Atlanta Falcons head coach Raheem Morris acknowledged calling a timeout might have been a preferable course of action to running the hurry-up offense late

Nobody is going to defend Atlanta Falcons coach Raheem Morris letting his timeouts burn a hole through his pocket in Sunday's consequential loss to the Washington Commanders. Right after rookie quarte

Michael Penix Jr. and the Atlanta Falcons visit Jayden Daniels and the Washington Commanders on Sunday night in a prime-time game with significant playoff implications.

Atlanta Falcons coach Raheem Morris admitted after Sunday’s overtime loss to the Washington Commanders that it might have been wise to use a timeout on the team’s final drive of regulation. Atlanta opened a potentially game-winning drive with 40 seconds remaining in regulation with the game tied at 24.

Falcons coach Raheem Morris said he "probably could have" utilized his timeouts better in critical sequences of an overtime loss to the Commanders.

The Atlanta Falcons suffered a heartbreaking loss to the Washington Commanders on Sunday evening. After tying up the game on a Michael Penix Jr. touchdown pass to Kyle Pitts, the Falcons defense got a quick stop and the offense had a chance to win the game in regulation.

Falcons coach Raheem Morris said calling a timeout on a key first-down catch late in the fourth quarter on Sunday "could have" been a better decision than running a hurry-up play, which eventually led to a missed field goal in a loss to the Commanders.