Will this be the game in which Hayden Hurst scores his first touchdown as a Falcon?
Kelsey Conway: I do for two reasons. I think after what Julio Jones, Calvin Ridley and Russell Gage put on tape, the Cowboys will be trying to specifically focus on those three and that's going to leave Hayden Hurst with more opportunities. Also, listening to Hayden Hurst during his media availability, he seems to think he had a good week of practice and proved what he needed to prove to Dirk Koetter, so I think we'll see a heavy dose of Hayden today in Dallas.
Will McFadden: Sure, why not? Throughout training camp the area of the field where Matt Ryan and Hayden Hurst showed the most chemistry was down in the red zone, an area where the Falcons' new tight end looks to be a very serious threat for defenses. If Atlanta can get to the red zone a few times in Dallas, Hurst has a good bet to get a target or two. The Cowboys are also missing star linebacker Leighton Vander Esch in this game, which should benefit Hurst.
Matt Tabeek: Well, I think it's definitely possible. I'd like to see the Falcons go to a faster-tempo game, and that means hitting more of those quick slants and working the middle of the field more. And that's Hayden Hurst territory. Will the Falcons call his number if they get into the red zone? He certainly looked like a capable option during training camp.
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