
The Atlanta Falcons dominated their Week 4 matchup against the New Orleans Saints, delivering a commanding performance that left little room for criticism. The offensive line, particularly Chris Lindstrom, was the standout unit, with Lindstrom showcasing elite versatility as both a run-blocker and a puller.
His ability to reach the second level and create separation for the running backs was on full display, culminating in a career-high level of play that earned him the highest grade on the field per PFF. Behind him, the Falcons' backfield duo—Bijan Robinson and Brian Robinson Jr.—continued their torrid start, combining for five touchdowns and 187 rushing yards, while also thriving after contact with a combined 571 yards.
The defensive line also saw a breakout performance from Harold Perkins Jr., who logged his highest snap count of the season and delivered six solo tackles, a sack, and multiple coverage stops, solidifying his role as a three-down linebacker rather than just a situational rusher. Meanwhile, offensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich’s scheme adjustments, particularly in maximizing Lindstrom’s talents, played a key role in the Falcons’ offensive success, as the revitalized run game became nearly unstoppable.

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