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Atlanta lost 23-3 to the Saints in New Orleans' first home game after Hurricane Katrina. The Falcons now head back two decades later.

The Atlanta Falcons will face the New Orleans Saints on Monday night, marking the 20th anniversary of the emotional 2006 reopening of the Superdome following Hurricane Katrina. The historic Sept. 25, 2006, contest saw the Saints claim a 23-3 victory after Steve Gleason famously blocked an early punt.
Heading into the Week 4 matchup, both NFC South rivals hold 1-2 records as they compete for a share of the division lead. Falcons running back Bijan Robinson and coach Kevin Stefanski noted they expect an intensely loud and hostile environment in New Orleans.
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