Stefanski prepares Falcons for Bengals' offense in Madrid after struggles in the rain in Florida

Last week, it was bad weather. This time, it will be Joe Burrow and Cincinnati's red-hot offense. Atlanta Falcons coach Kevin Stefanski expects a different kind of challenge when his team takes on the Bengals in Madrid on Sunday, after struggling in heavy rain in Florida last week.The Falcons looked dismal in a 16-0 loss at Tampa Bay as quarterback Michael Penix Jr. threw four interceptions and the Buccaneers dominated despite having no completions.“This league is so unique in that week-to-week the challenges are different,” Stefanski said. “So obviously the challenges of last week were last week and I don’t expect those same challenges. "But, listen, it’s just a different deal when you go up against Joe Burrow and this offense and what they’re capable of doing and how they play. It’s definitely one that you have to be prepared for and it’s why we’re working so hard.”Burrow threw five touchdown passes and ran for a score in overtime as the Bengals rallied for a 43-36 win over the Tenne