Michael Penix Jr. threw a touchdown pass to Jahan Dotson, while Bijan Robinson and Brian Robinson each scored multiple rushing touchdowns — the team's five rushing touchdowns tied a franchise record.

Bijan Robinson opened the game with a 59-yard touchdown run on Atlanta's third offensive play in a nationally televised rivalry win at the Superdome, played on the 20th anniversary of the building's post-Katrina reopening.

Bijan Robinson ran for 145 yards and 2 TDs; Atlanta and New Orleans' five combined rushing touchdowns tied a franchise record. The game fell on the 20th anniversary of the Superdome's post-Katrina reopening.

Both players are working back from hamstring injuries ahead of Atlanta's divisional matchup; no Falcons player has been ruled out for the game.

Atlanta travels on a short week for a de facto NFC South tiebreaker, with its defensive play-caller limited in practice.

Atlanta locked up its breakout interior rusher during a 1-2 start, signaling front-office confidence in the roster core.

Edge rusher Samson Ebukam (hamstring) returned to limited practice for the first time since Week 2 as Atlanta preps for Monday night's rivalry game at New Orleans; Za'Darius Smith sat out for rest, not injury.

With Terrell (groin) on injured reserve, Atlanta elevates C.J. Henderson to the starting cornerback spot and signs Robert Longerbeam for depth ahead of Monday night's game at New Orleans.

Robinson, the NFL's leader in scrimmage yards and forced missed tackles this season, delivers a leadership message ahead of Monday's division game at New Orleans.

Pitts has only 3 catches for 20 yards through three games as Atlanta travels to New Orleans for a Monday night game marking two decades since the clubs' famous 2006 meeting.