Two losses follow Week 7 win
The Atlanta Falcons dropped to 3-6 with a 34-17 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 9 at Santiago Bernabéu. It was Atlanta's second consecutive defeat, with both losses coming by at least 16 points. The Falcons have scored 188 points and allowed 223 this season, leaving them with a minus-35 point differential. Their past two games account for a minus-33 margin: a 16-0 loss at Tampa Bay in Week 8 followed by the defeat against Cincinnati. That stretch has erased the momentum from a 29-20 win over San Francisco in Week 7. Atlanta has lost three of its past four games, a run that began with a 31-23 defeat against Chicago.
Robinson sets the fantasy pace
Bijan Robinson remains Atlanta's leading fantasy producer with 180.0 PPR points this season. He also delivered the team's highest Week 9 total at 26.7 points, more than twice the output of any other Falcons player that week. Drake London ranks second on the season with 119.6 PPR points, followed by Michael Penix Jr. at 90.3, Kyle Pitts at 71.0 and Jahan Dotson at 63.3. Robinson and London remain the clear leaders in cumulative production. Penix finished Week 9 with 13.5 PPR points, ahead of London's 11.8. Charlie Woerner contributed 7.1, while Pitts posted 5.3. For fantasy managers, Robinson's latest performance reinforced his place as Atlanta's strongest source of points despite the team's recent losses.
Chiefs visit next
Atlanta hosts the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 10 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Kickoff is scheduled for Nov. 15 at 1 p.m. ET. The Falcons enter that matchup seeking to end a two-game skid after scoring just 17 points across their past two outings.