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Falcons vs. 49ers NFL player props: Self-learning AI backs Michael Penix Jr. over 30.5 pass attempts on SNF
The Atlanta Falcons and San Francisco 49ers (-1.5, 47) meet in a key matchup of NFC contenders in NFL Week 7 'Sunday Night Football' at 8:20 p.m. ET from Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif. The Falcons (3-2) are second in the NFC South, while the 49ers (4-2) are tied for first in the NFC West with Seattle and the Los Angeles Rams. The game showcases two unproven quarterbacks in second-year starter Michael Penix Jr. of the Falcons and fifth-year backup Mac Jones of the 49ers.
Penix has led Atlanta to consecutive wins, and has thrown for 1,168 yards, four touchdowns and three interceptions for a rating of 85.6. In the absence of Brock Purdy due to injury, Jones has looked good, throwing for over 300 yards in consecutive weeks, including a 33-for-49 performance for 342 yards and two touchdowns in a 26-23 overtime win over the Los Angeles Rams on Oct. 2. There are several NFL player props one could target for these stars, or you may find value in going after other options like Bijan Robinson, Drake London and Christian McCaffrey. Before betting any Falcons vs. 49ers props for Sunday Night Football, you need to see the Falcons vs. 49ers prop predictions powered by SportsLine's Machine Learning Model AI.
QB corner: Michael Penix Jr. on the 49ers
FLOWERY BRANCH — Here’s what Falcons quarterback Michael Penix had to say about the 49ers defense:
A: “I feel like they’re definitely a sound defense. They don’t want to give up the big shots. I feel like that’s every defense in the league now. You don’t want to give up those big plays, so just taking what they give us. I know they are a fast-flowing defense. Those guys can run sideline to sideline.”
FLOWERY BRANCH — Here’s what Falcons quarterback Michael Penix had to say about the 49ers defense:
A: “I feel like they’re definitely a sound defense. They don’t want to give up the big shots. I feel like that’s every defense in the league now. You don’t want to give up those big plays, so just taking what they give us. I know they are a fast-flowing defense. Those guys can run sideline to sideline.”
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49ers’ embarrassing streak shows no signs of ending against Michael Penix
The San Francisco 49ers' 2025 campaign has already been more than memorable, albeit not exactly for the right reasons.
Aside from losing star defenders Nick Bosa and Fred Warner to season-ending injuries already, head coach Kyle Shanahan's squad has been denied plenty of other key players for the bulk of the year, including quarterback Brock Purdy and tight end George Kittle, who've missed significant time with injuries.
While the injury factor has certainly been the main theme for the Niners to date, another aspect is one Shanahan and Co. would rather have avoided, too.
Dating back to last season, San Francisco has now gone 13 consecutive games without picking off the opposing quarterback, an NFL modern-era record, which has to have coordinator Robert Saleh seeing red.
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