What happened: Robinson clears the 50-touch minimum for the ranking early in the season. His 62.7% touch rate trails only Derrick Henry at 67%.
Why it matters: His 349 rushing yards sit second in the NFL, with 322 yards after contact ranking fourth. That efficiency centers Bijan Robinson's early workload as Atlanta's lead back.
By the numbers: 5.9 yards per touch (min. 50 touches); 62.7% touch rate vs. 67% for Henry; 349 rushing yards (2nd); 322 yards after contact (4th).
What to watch: Watch whether Atlanta maintains that touch share into Week 4.