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Falcons set for Gigantic road win, as are three other teams

Published: Nov 19, 2009 at 03:09 AM

It takes a lot to win on the road in the NFL, but there are four teams that possess the ingredients necessary to pull off the difficult feat in Week 11. These four are in a unique position to get a road win based on trends, past history and surrounding circumstances entering this weekend's action.

The Colts, Falcons, Eagles and Titans all appear to be in position to claim road victories. The Colts travel to Baltimore to square off against the rival Ravens, the Falcons are taking on the Giants, the Eagles face the Bears and the Titans will do battle vs. the host Texans.

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