Safety Justin Simmons expressed frustration with the team's defensive performance, particularly after the rookie quarterback from Denver, Bo Nix, dominated the Falcons' defense. He emphasized that the team cannot expect to win when playing at such a low level, highlighting the need for improvement in their defensive unit, which currently ranks last in the league in sacks.

Justin Simmons, now with the Falcons, returned to Empower Field at Mile High for the game against the Broncos and faced a challenging day defensively. Despite his efforts, the Falcons' defense struggled to contain Denver's offense, allowing Nix to exploit their weaknesses effectively. Simmons commended Nix's growth throughout the season, noting his improved decision-making and ability to take what the defense offered. He highlighted the Broncos' success in moving the chains with short passes and their overall offensive efficiency, expressing disappointment in the Falcons' defensive performance. Simmons acknowledged that the team's efforts were not sufficient to secure a win in such a hostile environment.

Justin Simmons, who spent his first eight seasons with the Broncos, faced his former team after signing a one-year deal with the Falcons. In a disappointing return, Simmons recorded five tackles as Atlanta struggled, suffering a heavy 38-6 defeat. The game marked a tough homecoming for Simmons, who was unable to help turn the tide for the Falcons, who have now lost two consecutive games.

Justin Simmons faced a challenging homecoming against the Broncos, where he struggled to make an impact as the team's defense was overwhelmed. Despite being a former fan favorite in Denver, he was overshadowed by rookie quarterback Bo Nix, who excelled in the game. Simmons ended with four tackles, but his return was marred by the Broncos' offensive dominance, including a touchdown run that saw him and other defenders run over by multiple blockers. Even as he congratulated his former teammates, the game highlighted the difficulties Simmons encountered in this matchup.

Justin Simmons returned to Denver as a member of the Falcons after spending his first eight seasons with the Broncos. His homecoming was marked by a disappointing loss, as he recorded five tackles but was unable to prevent the Broncos from dominating the game. Simmons, who had his $18.5 million salary cut by Denver last winter, signed a one-year deal with Atlanta worth $7.5 million.