Arnold Ebiketie sparked the Falcons with the night’s highest mark, a 94.6 PFF grade, plus a trio of pressures that underscored his burst and hand speed. James Pearce Jr. led rookies in pressures with three and earned a 75.1 PFF grade, while Brandon Dorlus turned in the second-best team grade at 92.2. Chris Blair (91.3) and Josh Woods (91.4) also flashed as reliable playmakers. The Falcons’ rookie class showed depth across positions, and inside linemen like Ebiketie and Dorlus provided a blueprint for growth that fantasy managers should watch closely. Morice Norris suffered an injury for Detroit, trimming Lions’ exposure and leaving questions about their defensive depth. The night’s takeaway: Atlanta’s defense looks ready to push for meaningful snaps, with several rookies promising real upside as the season unfolds.