Robinson’s 93-Yard TD Sets Falcons Record, Breaks Franchise Yardage Mark

At a Glance

• Bijan Robinson scores a 93-yard touchdown, the longest in Falcons history
• He shatters the franchise single-season yardage record with 2,176 yards
• The record was set after a pick-off by Xavier Watts on Matthew Stafford’s second interception
• Why it matters: Robinson’s performance cements his status as one of the league’s most productive running backs

Bijan Robinson lit up the Atlanta Falcons’ offense with a record-breaking 93-yard rushing touchdown against the Los Angeles Rams. The play not only set a new franchise record but also propelled him past the previous single-season yardage mark held since 1983.

Record-Breaking 93-Yard Touchdown

Robinson took off for the longest run in Falcons history with 1:23 remaining in the second quarter. The run began after Xavier Watts intercepted Matthew Stafford at the Falcons’ 7-yard line, giving the offense a prime field position.

• The touchdown was the longest of Robinson’s career.
• It followed an 81-yard score against Buffalo earlier in the season.
• The play showcased Robinson’s speed and vision on a coast-to-coast effort.

Season-Long Yardage Milestone

Midway through the third quarter, Robinson broke the franchise record for yards from scrimmage in a single season. He surpassed William Andrews’ 2,176-yard record set in 1983.

• Robinson finished the game with 155 rushing yards and a touchdown on 13 carries.
• He added three receptions for 15 yards and a score.
• He now leads the league with 135.1 yards from scrimmage per game this season.

Key Takeaways

• Robinson’s 93-yard touchdown set a new Falcons record.
• He broke the franchise single-season yardage record with 2,176 yards.
• The performance positions him as the league’s top yardage producer this season.

The Falcons’ victory over the Rams highlighted Robinson’s explosive playmaking ability and his growing legacy as a franchise icon.