Atlanta Falcons defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich had the ultimate game plan to rattle All-Pro Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen in Week 6. The Falcons sacked Allen four times for a net loss of 23 yards, intercepted him twice and forced the Bills offense into six total punts on the night.

The Falcons took down the Bills on Monday Night Football, and it’s time to give Atlanta the credit they’ve earned.

Robinson had a career-high 238 yards from scrimmage against the Bills, 1 yard short of this season’s highest total, the 239 yards gained by Carolina’s Rico Dowdle on Sunday. Robinson rushed 19 times for 170 yards (tying his career high) and caught six passes for 68 yards.

The defense was the real star of the night, though, sacking Bills quarterback Josh Allen four times and intercepting him twice. Dee Alford recorded a sack and an interception in arguably his best game in a Falcons uniform. Defensive end DeAngelo Malone closed things out by picking off Allen in the red zone to secure the win.

Receiver Keon Coleman and left tackle Dion Dawkins were among the 10 worst-graded Buffalo Bills in Monday night's loss in Atlanta.

Here are the 5 worst-graded Bills players on defense against the Falcons on 'Monday Night Football' in Week 6.

In a surprising turn of events, Ray-Ray McCloud III has been sent home by the Falcons. The wide receiver will not play in this weekend’s contest against the 49ers due to what’s being called a “private matter.” Head coach Raheem Morris confirmed that he did not foresee a timeline for the return of McCloud, who hasn’t played since Sept. 28.

The first overlapping Monday Night Football doubleheader of the 2025 regular season featured two objectively non-entertaining contests that the favored teams won.

Here are the 5 highest-graded Bills players on offense against the Falcons on 'Monday Night Football' in Week 6.