Overview
- Robinson totaled 195 rushing yards, 34 receiving yards and two touchdowns as Atlanta beat the Rams 27-24 on Zane Gonzalez’s 51-yard field goal with 21 seconds left.
- He set the Falcons’ single-season scrimmage-yard record at 2,255, surpassing William Andrews’ 1983 mark and leading the NFL after Week 17.
- He needs 255 scrimmage yards in the finale against the Saints to top Chris Johnson’s NFL record of 2,509, with Atlanta already eliminated from playoff contention.
- His 93-yard touchdown run was the longest rushing score in Falcons history and headlined a career night on Monday.
- Rookie safety Xavier Watts intercepted Matthew Stafford twice to reach five on the season, the most by a Falcons rookie since 1989, as coach Raheem Morris praised Robinson as “the best player in football” and Adrian Peterson questioned a late play call that denied him a final carry.