Atlanta Falcons vs. Carolina Panthers Week 18 Tickets Available – Sunday, Jan. 5 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Published 5:51 am Tuesday, December 31, 2024

The Atlanta Falcons (8-8) and the Carolina Panthers (4-12) — two NFC South opponents — meet on Sunday, January 5, 2025 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

Hoping to attend this matchup live at Mercedes-Benz Stadium? Tickets can be found at StubHub or Ticketmaster.

Falcons vs. Panthers Tickets & Game Info

The Falcons are 10th-best in the league in offensive plays per game, at 63.
In terms of pass attempts, Atlanta throws the ball 32.6 times per game, 14th in the NFL.
The Falcons run the ball 28.6 times per game, the eighth-highest number in the NFL.
Percentage-wise, Atlanta runs the ball 45.3% of the time (ninth-highest rate in league).

So far this season, Bijan Robinson is the No. 18 fantasy player overall and the No. 4 fantasy RB. He’s scored 250.8 points and is averaging 15.7 per game.
Kirk Cousins has put up total 176.3 fantasy points this year (12.6 per game), which make him the 22nd-ranked QB and the 44th-ranked player overall.
Drake London averages 9.4 fantasy points per game on the way to 150.1 total fantasy points. That makes him the 65th-ranked fantasy player overall and the 11th-ranked WR.
Darnell Mooney is the 97th-ranked fantasy player — and the 25th-ranked WR — with 129.8 fantasy points (8.1 per game).

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Week	Opponent	Date	Home/Away	Tickets
18	Panthers	Jan. 5 at 1 p.m. ET	Home	StubHub, Ticketmaster

The Panthers are second-worst in the NFL in offensive plays per game, at 58.
Looking at pass attempts, Carolina throws the ball 32 times per game, 18th in the league.
The Panthers’ offense runs the ball 23.8 times per game — that ranks them seventh from bottom in the league.
Percentage-wise, Carolina is ninth-highest in the NFL in terms of leaning on the passing game, throwing the ball 55.2% of the time.

So far this season, Bryce Young is the 53rd-best fantasy player overall this season and the 25th-best fantasy QB with 158.4 fantasy points (12.2 per game).
Adam Thielen’s 87.1 total fantasy points (an average of 9.7 per game), are enough to rank him 50th among WRs and 159th overall.
Xavier Legette’s 73.1 total fantasy points make him the No. 199 fantasy player and No. 67 WR. He averages 5.2 fantasy points per game.
Andy Dalton’s fantasy season has him ranked 41st among QBs and 228th overall with 58.9 points (9.8 per game).