The Atlanta Falcons (1-1) marched an improbable late-game comeback, taking a 22-21 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles (1-1) on Monday night at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia. After entering the fourth quarter with a 15-10 lead,

The Atlanta Falcons had every reason to be thrilled after Monday's game against the Eagles. With the help of a brutal Saquon Barkley drop, they perfectly executed a two-minute offense to drive 70 yards in 65 seconds to take the lead.

The Atlanta Falcons vs. Philadelphia Eagles Monday Night Football game takes place on Monday, September 16 at 8:15 p.m. ET (5:15 p.m. PT). Monday Night Football, including tonight's Falcons vs. Eagles game, is broadcast on ESPN. If you don't have cable, you can watch Monday Night Football live on Sling TV, FuboTV or Hulu + Live TV.

The Atlanta Falcons got a massive win on the road against the Philadelphia Eagles earlier this week, scoring a late touchdown to clinch the game. Anytime a team can grab a victory on the road is special but it's especially meaningful when it comes on Monday Night Football.

The betting line for our Week 2 Monday Night Football matchup opened at just (-4) for the home Eagles. Both the public and the pros liked Philadelphia at that price. Most wagers are made right before the game. So, if you want to take the Eagles (-6.5), it may pay to get that bet in by Monday night.

Fubo offers a one-week free trial for their streaming service. When the trial ends, Fubo costs $99.99/month. However, during the DirecTV-Disney dispute, which blocks channels like ESPN and ABC, DirecTV is offering its customers $30 off a subscription to Fubo and Sling TV, which offers a four month subscription for $199 for all four months.

NFL expert Larry Hartstein, who is 49-23-2 on his last 74 picks in games involving Atlanta, locked in his Philadelphia Eagles vs. Atlanta Falcons picks for Monday Night Football

Coach Raheem Morris called wide receiver Drake London pretending to fire a gun, just over a week after the team honored victims of the shooting at Apalachee High School, “a mistake.”