Atlanta Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins addressed how the team needs to bounce back and approach the final six games of the regular season.

Benz Stadium was vibrating with hope and adulation two weeks ago. The team was celebrating its best start -- 6-3 -- since 2016, the last time the franchise appeared in the Super Bowl. Fast forward two weeks to Sunday,

It was one of the more unexpected results of the week 11 slate of games as the Denver Broncos absolutely throttled a talented Atlanta Falcons team to the tune of 38-6. Given the state of the game, Atlanta decided to give their rookie quarterback in Michael Penix Jr.

But the officials reviewed the play and overturned it. Humphrey smartly jumped on the ball, and his conclusive recovery meant Denver retained possession. The Broncos scored a touchdown later in the drive, as receiver Troy Franklin took a screen pass and strolled into the endzone from seven yards out.

The Atlanta Falcons have released their inactives list for Sunday’s matchup against the Denver Broncos. Seven players, including cornerback Dee Alford and linebacker Troy Andersen, have been ruled out for Week 11. Rookie defensive lineman Brandon Dorlus is active for the first time all season and will make his NFL debut Sunday afternoon in Denver.