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Bijan Robinson Says Falcons Can’t Afford Another Slow Start - Yahoo

·Oct 4, 2026

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Bijan Robinson knows the Falcons must start fast against New Orleans. With key Saints defenders out, Atlanta has the edge to win Monday night.

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