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What’s going on with the Atlanta FalconsBijan Robinson? Everyone is wondering if he is okay because he was only seen playing one play in the first quarter of the match against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Not to mention, he did not record any touchdowns.

Even after the Falcons recorded a touchdown on an 8-play opening possession, Robinson was surprisingly not only on the field for any of those plays. Instead, he stood on the sideline with his helmet on. Now, that came out as an extremely concerning situation for everyone.

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What happened to Bijan Robinson?

As reported by the National Betting Association on X, Bijan Robinson was in a perfectly healthy state in the pre-game. However, during the match, the player was off the field for some time and could not record anything. Every other player recorded some rush attempts, but Robinson had none. Falcons stated that the RB was not ‘feeling so well’ and that he was dealing with a sickness.

 

Arthur Smith stated something about Robinson after the Week 6 match. According to Michael Rothstein on X, “Falcons HC Arthur Smith on Bijan Robinson’s usage & how they have to monitor it: “You have to be careful.” Robinson said yesterday he’s been feeling “sore,” but that’s not surprising six games into an NFL season.”

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This incident raised quite some reactions from the fans. They were not so happy with what happened and expressed rage and frustration in their comments.

Unhappy Robinson fans expressing frustration

Bijan Robinson was not back on the field after the 2:18 mark, and the situation frustrated the fans a lot. Not to mention, in a fit of rage, they commented something unexpected. “

If Bijan Robinson doesn’t play in the 2nd qtr, Arthur Smith needs to go to prison. #justiceforbijan.” Robinson is a great player, but his not being able to play seems like an injustice.

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