Atlanta rode Bijan Robinson to a 24-14 upset of the Bills, with the rookie rushing 19 times for 170 yards and a score plus 6 catches for 68 yards. Drake London anchored the aerial attack with 10 grabs for 158 yards and a TD, while Jalon Walker pressured the edges as the Falcons leaned into a blitz heavy yet conservative defense that befuddled Josh Allen. Michael Penix Jr. flashed arm talent but saw missed reads, and special teams issues with blocked kicks kept Atlanta on edge. The result signals playoff potential as Atlanta steadies its path with measured decision making and a bold, balanced approach.

Ulbrichs unit bottled up Allen by varying looks from Cover 3 to Cover 4 and bringing pressure with five or more rushers, limiting big plays and forcing hurried throws. Penix Jr. showed both precision and flaws against disguises, capitalizing on London whenever Buffalo leaned coverage his way. The Falcons also leaned on London as Mooney and McCloud were sidelined, while kicking woes kept Atlanta from fully capitalizing on drives, reinforcing the need for reliability in late game scenarios.

Bijan Robinson erupted for 170 rushing yards and 68 receiving yards on 19 carries and 6 receptions, highlighted by an 81-yard TD that set the tone as Atlanta jumped Buffalo early. The Falcons prevailed 24-14 behind a 14-play, 5-minute closing drive, with Drake London piling up 158 yards on 10 catches and Michael Penix Jr. throwing for 250 yards. Josh Allen fueled two TDs but was picked twice as Atlanta’s defense harassed him and closed out the win.

Atlanta’s attack leaned on Robinson while London emerged as a true target monster, and Penix Jr. maintained steady rhythm. The Bills, now 4-2, saw continued turnover trouble and late-pressure struggles. This win reinforces Atlanta’s growing confidence and fantasy upside for Robinson and London, even as Buffalo searches for offensive consistency against tougher defenses.