Kirk Cousins and the Atlanta Falcons were unable to win a tightly contested game against the Kansas City Chiefs, but the quarterback did hit two major NFL milestones in a Sunday night’s 22-17 loss.

The Atlanta Falcons are off to a fast start in what feels like the biggest game since the team moved to Mercedes-Benz Stadium in 2017. On the opening drive, Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins went five for five for 66 passing yards before capping it off with a touchdown pass to a wide-open Drake London.

Chiefs DB Chamarri Conner intercepted #Falcons QB Kirk Cousins in Kansas City’s Week 3 matchup against Atlanta at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

With the Eras Tour on a break before October’s final U.S. and Canada leg, the 14-time Grammy winner will likely be in attendance at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Sunday night to support boyfriend Travis Kelce. Yet, it was pretty clear that Swift’s potential appearance in Atlanta was the furthest thing from Cousins’ mind.

This is what we all expected when the Falcons hired Raheem Morris out of Los Angeles as their head coach and Morris hired Zac Robinson away from the Rams as his offensive coordinator: a virtual imitation of the L.A. offense, which used a three-wide-receiver formation on an NFL -high 89.6 percent of snaps the last three seasons.

Former Falcons QB Michael Vick believes that Kirk Cousins could have been in danger of being benched if Atlanta did not win in Week 2.

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Atlanta Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins gave a glimpse of what he's capable of in a 22-21 win over the Philadelphia Eagles, and NFL.com took note.