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The 59-Yard Touchdown Run From Bijan Robinson That’s Got Every NFL Defense Sweating

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Bijan Robinson absolutely went off in Week 4, shredding the New Orleans Saints defense with a monster performance. The Atlanta Falcons running back carried the ball 19 times, piling up a massive 145 yards and punching in two touchdowns. Dude even snagged one catch for two yards, just to show he can do it all.

Week 4 Was Just Another Day at the Office for Robinson

Honestly, this Week 4 explosion wasn’t even a surprise if you’ve been watching. Coming hot off a Week 3 outing where he scored twice and went for over 200 combined yards, Robinson set the tone early against the Saints. He kicked things off with a ridiculous 59-yard touchdown run, and from there, it was just another huge effort in the books. It’s almost unfair how good this guy already is.

Why Bijan Is THE Guy (And Why It Matters)

When you’re talking about the top overall running backs in fantasy, or just in the league period, it really boils down to Robinson and Jahmyr Gibbs. But here’s the kicker for Robinson: he’s just more essential to Atlanta’s entire offensive success. Yeah, Gibbs might be more involved as a receiver and maybe defenses can’t key on him as much, but Robinson is the engine that makes the Falcons go. If you’re lucky enough to have this guy on your squad, you know the drill: lock him into your lineup every single week.

This early season dominance is no fluke. Bijan Robinson is out there proving he’s a game-changer every time he touches the ball, and he’s showing exactly why he’s so crucial for the Falcons’ season. Keep watching, because this is just getting started.

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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