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Michael Penix Jr. NFL Projections

Michael Penix Jr. is a quarterback for the Atlanta Falcons, projected for their Week 8 matchup against Tampa Bay Buccaneers. EdgeRanked tracks the passing, rushing and fantasy outlook for this matchup using its NFL simulation model.

Week 8· Latest simulation ·13 upcoming · 0 live · 1 final
QB · Atlanta Falcons

ATL @ TB · Sun, Nov 1 · 1:00 PM EST

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ATL @ TB

Updated pregame projection

Atlanta Falcons at Tampa Bay Buccaneers ·

ATL21.7
TB23.7
TOTAL45.4

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