NFL predictions for Week 3

Play along with AJC columnists Mark Bradley and Jeff Schultz, along with WSB-TV sports director Zach Klein, as they make their weekly NFL predictions.

You can register and play the Football Pro Pick'em in Week 3 for a chance to win a $25 McDonald's gift card and the grand prize of a trip for two to Hawaii.

This week's highlighted matchups include Thursday's game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles, which has the added side story of Andy Reid's return to Philadelphia.

The pros pick differ on Sunday's outcome of the Atlanta Falcons' matchup against the Miami Dolphins.

For a complete look at this week's NFL games check out the NFL schedule here and check back Falcons' Corner Monday for a complete recap of the Falcons-Dolphins game.

Cousins or Penix? Falcons’ starting QB for Sunday vs. Dolphins still a question

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Falcons’ JD Bertrand ready for his increased role

The Falcons' JD Bertrand is set to make his first NFL start against the Dolphins.

Falcons’ injury report: Michael Penix Jr. was limited in practice

Falcons quarterback Michael Penix Jr. was limited in practice on Thursday, but he was moving around fine during the portion open to the media.

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Cousins or Penix? Falcons’ starting QB for Sunday vs. Dolphins still a question

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Falcons’ JD Bertrand ready for his increased role

Falcons’ injury report: Michael Penix Jr. was limited in practice

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