Jake Matthews set to extend his starts streak as Ravens expect Zay Flowers and Marlon Humphrey
Atlanta's left tackle is expected to play through a groin injury on Sunday night, and Baltimore's two questionable starters should join him on the field.
Final · Kickoff
2004 Regular season · Week 3 · Georgia Dome
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The Atlanta Falcons beat the Arizona Cardinals 6–3 at home at Georgia Dome in Week 3 of the 2004 regular season on September 26, 2004. It was decided by 3 points, a field goal or less.
The 9 combined points were the fewest in any game of Week 3.
The result moved the Falcons to 3–0 and dropped the Cardinals to 0–3. It was the Falcons’ third straight win. It was the Cardinals’ third straight loss. The Cardinals finished 2004 at 6–10 and missed the playoffs. The Falcons finished 2004 at 11–5 and lost in the NFC Championship Game.
In their previous meeting, the Atlanta Falcons won 34–14 on September 30, 2001. When they met again, the Atlanta Falcons won 32–10 on October 1, 2006.
Written by WHYNFL from the final scores in its results archive, which begins with the 1999 season. Records, streaks and season results count regular-season and playoff finals.
Series Falcons lead the series 3–0 after meeting No. 3 since 1999 Full series history
Atlanta's left tackle is expected to play through a groin injury on Sunday night, and Baltimore's two questionable starters should join him on the field.
Arizona will keep its 2024 first-round receiver out of Sunday's game against Detroit while the deal is completed, and the remaining dispute is reportedly over the year of a second-round pick.
Atlanta will play Sunday night without its veteran edge rusher, who has concussion and neck injuries, and lost a linebacker to injured reserve on the eve of Baltimore's visit.