By Web Desk
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Bijan Robinson rushed for 194 yards and two touchdowns as the Atlanta Falcons beat the Green Bay Packers 35-14 at Lambeau Field on September 24, turning an early deficit into a decisive road win.
Atlanta scored 27 unanswered points after Green Bay opened a 7-0 lead, according to the Associated Press. The Falcons finished with 242 rushing yards while holding the Packers to 17 yards on the ground.
Robinson sets the tone
Robinson's 194-yard performance gave Atlanta control of the game and supplied two of its touchdowns. Quarterback Michael Penix Jr. returned for the Falcons, who improved to 1-2 after the Thursday night game.
The Packers also entered the contest carrying an NFL-high 26 penalties through the season's first two weeks, AP reported. The loss left Green Bay facing questions after a one-sided home defeat.
Why the result drew attention
The Falcons-Packers matchup rose among the leading Google Trends searches on September 25, reflecting interest in the scoreline and Robinson's rushing total. The result was played in Green Bay, Wisconsin, on September 24.
The contest also marked a difficult night for a Packers offense that could not establish its running game. Atlanta's defensive performance helped prevent a late comeback after the visitors took control.
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