What happened: Penix called facing Raheem Morris exciting and said it will be good to see him again. He said Atlanta has to find a way to put points on the board against Morris's defense.

Why it matters: The matchup pairs Penix against a former Falcons head coach now directing an opposing defense. It tests Atlanta's execution after a 14-7 second-quarter deficit defined the prior game week.

What to watch: Atlanta continues preparation for the matchup with Morris's unit. Scoring output against that defense will set the tone for the week.