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Falcons top Cardinals for first win at Arizona since 2001
- On Sunday in Glendale, the Atlanta Falcons defeated the Arizona Cardinals 26-19 as Bijan Robinson, Atlanta Falcons running back, anchored the offense with a touchdown catch.
- After early misses and injuries, Arizona Cardinals missed a 50-yard field goal off the upright and a 44-yarder wide right while Walter Nolen III and Garrett Williams left with injuries, and C.J. Henderson intercepted a late pass.
- Showing his two-way threat, Robinson eclipsed 2,000 scrimmage yards with 76 rushing yards and 792 receiving yards, joining the Falcons' historic 2,000-yard club.
- The result delivered a rare road milestone for Atlanta as the Falcons won in Arizona for the first time in 24 years, improving to 6-9 while the Arizona Cardinals fell to 3-12 after seven straight losses.
- Up next for Atlanta is a home game Monday, Dec. 29, against the Los Angeles Rams, and Bijan Robinson has two weeks to chase William Andrews' 2,176-yard Falcons record, sitting 150 yards shy.
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Bijan Robinson leads Falcons to 2nd straight win, 26-19 over woeful Cardinals
The Atlanta Falcons have won their second straight game. Bijan Robinson gained 171 yards from scrimmage and had a touchdown catch, and Kirk Cousins threw two TD passes and ran for a score in Sunday's 26-19 win over the Arizona Cardinals.
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