Atlanta shocked Buffalo on Monday night, piling up 443 total yards and striking first with a 21-yard run from Tyler Allgeier. Bijan Robinson dominated, piling up 170 rushing yards and 68 receiving yards, and Drake London surged with 158 receiving yards on 10 grabs. Dee Alford sparked the defense with 10 tackles, a sack, an INT, and three passes defended, while Josh Allen struggled behind a relentless Falcons pass rush. The win pushes Atlanta to 3-2 and signals a high-ceiling, balanced attack for fantasy managers.

Despite a late crowd letdown, the Falcons showed depth and clutched a crucial home victory over a top-tier Bills squad. The backfield, with Robinson and Allgeier, plus London’s targets, creates a versatile fantasy core. Brooklyn-tinged concerns about the crowd fade as Atlanta's offense and defense delivered when it mattered most, making Week 6 a potential turning point for fantasy projections going forward.

Bijan Robinson exploded for 170 rushing yards on 19 carries, adding 68 receiving yards to post a career-best 238 yards from scrimmage, highlighted by an 81-yard rushing TD—the game's longest play this season. Atlanta leaned on Robinson, Michael Penix Jr. and Drake London as the offense clicked for a 21-7 lead, with London piling up 158 yards on 10 catches and Penix distributing for 250 passing yards. Buffalo answered late, but the Falcons closed it out on a 14-play, 5-minute drive, with DeAngelo Malone sealing the win via interception in the final possession.

Allen threw two TD passes but was picked four times across his last three games, and Buffalo failed to capitalize on late chances, including a blocked field goal try that kept the Bills at bay. Atlanta sits at 3-2 while Buffalo drops to 4-2, as Penix and Robinson emerge as the week’s fantasy catalysts and London establishes himself as a high-volume target.

Bijan Robinson exploded for a career long 81 yard touchdown, giving Atlanta a 21-7 edge over Buffalo in the second quarter. He finished with 121 rushing yards on seven carries and crossed the goal line once, signaling a breakout performance and big fantasy upside. Tyler Allgeier opened the scoring with a 21 yard rush, and Drake London added a 9 yard TD catch from Michael Penix Jr., showing the Falcons offense clicking early.

Those big plays and early scoring touch off a dynamic Falcons attack, suggesting high ceiling for Robinson as a fantasy asset. With London involved and Penix Jr. at the helm, Atlanta flashed balance that could sustain both the backfield and the receiving corps as they face defenses that must contend with the big play and an effective passing game.

Buffalo visits Atlanta on MNF with Allen and the Bills aiming to rebound after a home loss. Allen’s rushing upside keeps him a top play, and fading him is a bold risk against a Falcons defense that has dialed up pressure. Bijan Robinson anchors Atlanta’s backfield as the centerpiece, while Tyler Allgeier adds steady value and London remains the clear target monster for the Falcons.

London’s high target floor pairs with Pitts in a flexible Atlanta attack, while Buffalo’s depth at receiver—Shakir, Palmer—gives cheap, high-ceiling options. Kicking and DSTs offer contrarian leverage, with Prater and Romo presenting volatility versus the Bills’ talent-laden unit. Penix’s status adds a wild card to Atlanta’s passing game.