Atlanta Falcons Regular Season Wins Prediction, Betting Odds 2017

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Atlanta Falcons Regular Season Wins Prediction, Betting Odds 2017

The Atlanta Falcons regular season wins prediction had them taking 10 or more games with a price of -130.  This Falcons squad, with what is widely considered to be the best offense in the league, is expected to be even better than last year’s NFC Champions, and that bunch won 11 regular season games.   This Falcons team is back to their 2010-2012 form where they went three consecutive seasons with 10 or more regular season wins.  Below, Herm Edwards and Dianna Russini debate whether the Atlanta Falcons have the best roster in the NFL via ESPN.

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