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    Kirk Cousins’ Wife Julie Recaps Falcons QB’s Week 12 Bye Trip to Michigan

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    The Falcons had a bye week in their schedule, and QB Kirk Cousins made full use of it with a trip to Michigan as his wife Julie documented it all.

    Kirk Cousins has been on the losing side for two consecutive weeks. However, the Atlanta Falcons QB utilized the bye week to its fullest.

    He went on a quick trip to his alma mater with his wife Julie and watched them beat Purdue over the weekend. Julie documented the entire trip for their fans.

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    Kirk Cousins’ Wife Julie Provides a Sneak Peek Into QB’s Bye Week

    The 36-year-old was back at the familiar campus he left behind in 2011. However, the couple’s trip was not just limited to Michigan State — they, along with their two sons, explored the state of Michigan.

     

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    Julie took to her Instagram to post snaps of their family trip. She also showed off her sons Cooper and Turner bonding with pets. “Feeling grateful for an incredible bye week… Wicked, MSU, kittens, fires, and lots of love!” she captioned her post.

    Cousins Has Lessons From the Broncos Game To Be Applied Against the Chargers

    Against the Broncos in Week 11, the Falcons had a horrible outing on both sides of the ball. After the 38-6 loss, Cousins highlighted that the Broncos deserved to win. However, the Falcons still lead the NFC South, and their mindset needs to reflect that.

    Atlanta Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins (18) hugs tight end Ross Dwelley (85) after a victory against the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field. Mandatory Credit: Bill Streicher-Imagn Images
    Atlanta Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins (18) hugs tight end Ross Dwelley (85) after a victory against the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field. Mandatory Credit: Bill Streicher-Imagn Images

    “I do not think we will be in complacency (mode),” said Cousins. “That would not be a concern of mine right now. I think it is the league. Each game is its own entity. That applies when you win and play well or when you lose and play poorly.

    “There has to be this ability, and it can be difficult mentally and emotionally, to separate each game from the previous one or from the next one and just go play that game regardless of what has transpired.”

    The Falcons are 6-5 this season with Cousins notching 17 touchdowns and 2,807 passing yards. Cousins currently sits fifth overall this season in terms of passing yards in the NFL.

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