The Atlanta Falcons suffered a humiliating 38-6 loss to the Denver Broncos on Sunday, leaving safety Justin Simmons visibly frustrated with his team’s lack of execution. The loss exposed significant flaws in Atlanta’s game plan and execution on both sides of the ball.

Last week, Atlanta Falcons safety Justin Simmons noted that he might hear some boos when he returned to Empower Field at Mile High in Week 11. "You know, I won’t hear as many cheers — prob

Justin Simmons heads back to Denver this weekend, the place he called home for eight seasons. The Falcons safety, whom the Broncos cut in the offseason, said he harbors no ill will for his former club.

Atlanta Falcons safety Justin Simmons is trying to take Sunday's game at Denver in stride as he faces his former team.

Justin Simmons will return to Denver this week. He’ll be joined by three other former Broncos players who now play for the Falcons.

Despite being more than 1,400 miles away, Justin Simmons still considers Denver home. Black and red are his new uniform colors, but he continues to bleed orange and blue. Simmons’ football career took a different path last spring when the Pro Bowl safety was released from the Broncos in March.

Atlanta Falcons safety Justin Simmons will return to Empower Field at Mile High on Sunday and he doesn't necessarily expect Denver Broncos fans to give him a warm welcome. "I think running out in the stadium,

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