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HomeFinal25 Sept, 01:15 BSTLambeau Field
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25 Sept, 01:15 BST
Lambeau Field
Week 3 / Game Review
Atlanta’s ground game and London overwhelm Green Bay in a 35-14 road win
The Falcons controlled the terms with explosive rushing, a singularly dominant receiver, and enough efficient quarterback play to turn a close opening stretch into a decisive result.
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Explore the game data01 / The takeaway
29CarriesRobinson powered the decisive offensive identity
Bijan Robinson was the centerpiece of Atlanta’s win, pairing relentless volume with breakaway efficiency. His rushing work gave the Falcons command of the game script, while Brian Robinson supplied a productive complementary touchdown to keep the backfield from becoming a one-man operation.
02 / The takeaway
43.5%Target shareLondon converted elite opportunity into a defining performance
Drake London owned Atlanta’s passing game with overwhelming target and air-yard command, then turned that volume into explosive production. The prior sample was only two games, but this was a dramatic escalation in both involvement and efficiency.
03 / The takeaway
53AttemptsGreen Bay’s pass volume produced usable receivers but not control
Jordan Love kept Green Bay throwing and supported touchdown days for Christian Watson and Matthew Golden. Yet Atlanta’s defense repeatedly prevented that volume from becoming sustained pressure on the scoreline.
Atlanta turned balance into separation
The Falcons won through a clean division of labor. Michael Penix Jr. was efficient rather than overloaded, completing a controlled passing workload while producing a touchdown and a two-point conversion. Crucially, he was not sacked, allowing Atlanta to keep its offense on schedule and repeatedly return to the run game. Penix’s passing production was helped by substantial yards after the catch, a reflection of an offense that created opportunity beyond the initial throw.