The Atlanta Falcons got fried on Sunday, losing their Week 2 contest 34-3 to the Carolina Panthers. During the matchup, there was a moment when cameras caught Bijan Robinson and Drake London in a conversation on the sideline. One fan on X tried his/her best to decipher what was said.

An account called Not Bijan posted their best guess as to what the two Falcons stars were talking about while their team was getting demolished by the Panthers. The post is only a guess, however, as the individual tried to lip-read the conversation. So, take these alleged comments with a grain of salt.

Drake: “It has to be just everybody.”
Bijan: “I know.”
Drake: “You don't have to put it on everybody…”
Bijan: *Shaking head* “Everybody has to be.”
Drake: “But I would look at it and say, let's go.”

Drake: “It has to be just everybody”
Bijan: “I know”
Drake: “You don’t have to put it on everybody…”
Bijan: *Shaking head* “Everybody has to be”
Drake: “But I would look at it and say let’s go” pic.twitter.com/8a49417uMf

— Not Bijan (@InBijanWeTrust) September 20, 2026

Based on the lip-reading, it would appear the Falcons' best players are agreeing that there is a problem in Atlanta, but they are trying to figure out the best way to go about it. If the lip-reading is accurate, which it may not be, then Robinson seems to want everyone in the organization to take the blame for the poor play on Sunday. Meanwhile, London allegedly doesn't want to blame anybody but acknowledges there is a problem, and would instead step up as a leader.

Bijan Robinson led the way in rushing for the Falcons on Sunday. The 24-year-old ball carrier ended the day with 72 rushing yards off 16 carries. His 4.5 yards-per-attempt were on par for a solid outing, but the game script got away from Atlanta by halftime.

As for Drake London, he led his team in receiving yards with four receptions and 51 yards off five targets. The five-year veteran's longest catch on the day was 17 yards. Quarterbacks Cooper Rush and Jack Strand, spread the ball around to 10 different players against the Panthers, but it didn't lead to much offensively.

The Falcons have a short week before their next game. Atlanta is scheduled for a “Thursday Night Football” matchup against the Green Bay Packers. Kevin Stefanski and the coaching staff will have limited time to try and get either Michael Penix Jr. or Tua Tagovailoa back on the field.