Bijan and London each hit 190 at Lambeau — here’s the Falcons lane in CSL’s 2026 Topps Flagship Football

Dual 190 at Lambeau

Bijan Robinson and Drake London just became the first teammates with 190+ yards from scrimmage each in a road game since 1976 — and if you play Chrome Spot Lab’s football break, that’s the night that makes the Atlanta Falcons spot the one you’d want to claim.

Thursday night at Lambeau Field, the Falcons beat the Packers 35–14. Bijan ran for 194 yards and two touchdowns on 29 carries, plus two catches for 19 yards — 213 yards from scrimmage. London went nine catches for a career-high 194 receiving yards. Both clubs finish Week 3 at 1–2.

That’s not a checklist lecture. That’s the decision: after a night when both Falcons weapons went over 190 on the road, do you want that spot on the board?

Why the Falcons spot

On CSL’s 2026 Topps Flagship Football Hobby break, you claim NFL team spots and run a modeled paper rip. The Falcons spot is how you put yourself on Bijan and London hits when the break runs — base grind, Golden Mirror chase energy, Real One / vet-auto ink — the same club that just did that at Lambeau.

You’re not buying a sealed Hobby case. You’re picking the club you’d want to root for after that dual-190 road night.

Proof under the feel (checklist footprint)

In CSL’s Flagship Football spine (official Topps checklist → normalized set data + live values book), the Falcons weapons land like this:

Player Chase family (subset) Card # in this rip

Bijan Robinson · Atlanta Falcons base / vet_auto #12

Bijan Robinson golden_mirror #285 (values-book GM row; checklist also lists GM #12 — we follow the values book for the GM chase line)

Drake London · Atlanta Falcons base / golden_mirror #11 (no vet_auto row)

Michael Penix Jr. · Atlanta Falcons base / golden_mirror / vet_auto #8 on all three (supporting color only)

Same team spot — different punchlines when they hit. No dollar comps here: published values for this set are still YELLOW / unpublished floor-identity lanes (Golden Mirror / Real One / NFL Material). Chase energy only — not a solds forecast.

Context under the feel

Atlanta outrushed Green Bay 242–17 and scored 27 straight after trailing 7–0. Bijan’s opener was a 3-yard score after a 55-yard setup carry. The AP historic note: the last teammates with 190+ yards from scrimmage each on the road were Lawrence McCutcheon and Ron Jessie for the Rams at Miami on Oct. 3, 1976.

Supporting only: Penix went 18-of-25 for 256 yards, one TD (Austin Hooper), one INT in his first action since the Nov. 16 ACL tear — Atlanta had zero red-zone snaps through Weeks 1–2 (first team since the 2008 Rams). The claim stays Bijan + London → Falcons lane.

Practice the Falcons claim on CSL once

Chrome Spot Lab is a free one-player paper-break simulator — claim spots with CSL Points (~$1 ballpark modeled fair value when floors land), run the break, settle against /values. No real money, no prizes.

Physical 2026 Topps Flagship Football Hobby wax ≠ the CSL simulator. This set is Hobby-only on CSL (no Breaker’s Delight lane for football), 32 NFL spots, model flagship_football_hobby_v1, play break tff26-hobby-12. Paper rip — not a sealed hobby case. Play: /play.

Came for the dual-190 Lambeau night: claim Falcons. Came to feel a team-spot Hobby rip without the wax tax: that’s the board.

Sources

AP via CBS Sports — Bijan Robinson runs for 194 yards as the Falcons rout the Packers 35–14 (primary): cbssports.com
NFL.com — What we learned from Atlanta’s 35–14 Thursday night win at Lambeau; both clubs finish Week 3 at 1–2: nfl.com
CSL Flagship Football spine — official Topps checklist → normalized set data + live values book for 2026 Topps Flagship Football (Hobby-only; model flagship_football_hobby_v1). Bijan Golden Mirror chase line follows the values book (#285).