Atlanta ran for 242 yards, held Green Bay to 17 on the ground, and turned a third-quarter stop at its own 7 into a 92-yard touchdown drive for Kevin Stefanski's first win.
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Atlanta won this on the ground and by forcing Green Bay into the one thing it did not want, throwing 53 times to get 328 yards. The Falcons ran it 41 times for 242, held the ball 37 minutes and 5 seconds, and left Lambeau Field with a 35-14 win and Kevin Stefanski's first as head coach. The margin was 21 and by the middle of the third quarter it did not feel that close.
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The Atlanta Falcons dominated the Green Bay Packers 35-14 on Thursday Night Football behind an explosive offensive performance. Drake London produced 194 receiving yards, while Bijan Robinson rushed for 194 yards andâŚ
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Put those mock drafts away, boys and girls. Weâve got a real football team on our hands. Kevin Stefanskiâs Thursday Night Football magic couldnât be stopped, and the Atlanta Falcons walked out of Green Bay with aâŚ
The Falcons overwhelmed the Green Bay Packers 35-14 on Thursday night at Lambeau Field, earning their first win of the season and snapping a two-game losing streak.
The Atlanta Falcons dominated the Green Bay Packers 35-14 on Thursday night at Lambeau Field, powered by a record-setting performance from Bijan Robinson.
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