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Atlanta’s ugly start may threaten more than one season, with questions growing about Kevin Stefanski and the veteran core around him.

The Atlanta Falcons have started Kevin Stefanski's first season as head coach with an 0-2 record, scoring just 16 total points across two games. Following a 34-3 home defeat against the Carolina Panthers, Sports Illustrated senior writer Conor Orr highlighted concerns regarding the long-term impact of a lost 2026 campaign on the franchise.
Atlanta holds significant contractual commitments across its offensive core, including veteran offensive linemen Jake Matthews and Chris Lindstrom, alongside wide receiver Drake London and running back Bijan Robinson. With the offense struggling to reach the red zone, Stefanski now looks to quarterback Michael Penix Jr. to reverse the team's trajectory.
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