"There is no better encapsulation of why the Falcons need a deep clean than the stink that emanates from this loss to the Jets. The multitude of special teams miscues that continued to give New York oxygen, even when they clearly didn't want to live. The constant feeling that Atlanta will "find a way" to give the Jets another shot at winning this game, despite their clear lack of top-tier talent, talent that this Falcons front office assured us that they brought into the building."
"Robinson is already flirting with almost 100 yards from scrimmage, gaining 90 rushing yards on 13 carries in the first half and adding five more yards on two receptions. Out of 95 of the yards it took for the Falcons to reach the endzone to take the lead, Bijan Robinson is responsible for 58 of them, including this incredible five-yard run that only Robinson can make look this easy."
The Falcons suffered a demoralizing loss to the New York Jets, highlighting pervasive team problems. Special teams miscues repeatedly extended the Jets' opportunities and underscored defensive and situational failures. The loss intensified scrutiny of the Terry Fontenot–Raheem Morris era and amplified calls for organizational change. Offensively, the running game provided bright spots: Tyler Allgeier scored late in the first half and Bijan Robinson rushed and received effectively, approaching 100 scrimmage yards in the first half. Robinson accounted for a large share of the drive to the end zone and recorded his fourth 100-yard game of the season, demonstrating individual excellence amid team struggles.
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