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Bears-Falcons features NFL's top two rushing attacks

The upcoming Bears-Falcons matchup on Sunday will pit the NFL’s two most potent rushing offenses against each other, with Chicago leading the league at 173.2 rushing yards per game and Atlanta close behind at 166.8. The Falcons have shown resilience against the run early in the season, allowing just 193 rushing yards through their first four games, but a Week 5 loss to the Ravens exposed a vulnerability, as they surrendered 208 yards on the ground.

Meanwhile, the Bears’ ground game has struggled to translate into scoring efficiency, ranking last in red-zone touchdown percentage at 42.9% after nine touchdowns in 21 red-zone trips through five games. Both teams will also rely on their passing attacks, with Bears quarterback Caleb Williams returning from a hamstring injury sustained four weeks ago, while Falcons starter Michael Penix Jr.

will play despite a rib injury suffered late in their Week 5 overtime loss.

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