Robert Griffin III highlights Atlanta Falcons star’s ‘surgical aggression’ vs New Orleans Saints

Robert Griffin III has commended Atlanta Falcons star Michael Penix Jr. after the Falcons' 45-24 victory over the New Orleans Saints at the Caesars Superdome. The win has brought Atlanta's season record to 2-2. While Bijan Robinson's performance has been highlighted by commentators, Griffin has now provided his own assessment of Penix's play.

Speaking on X/Twitter, Griffin described Penix's display as "surgical aggression," highlighting the star's ability to "punish you for trying to stop it." Griffin's praise was based on Penix's impressive statistics: he completed 75 percent of his passes, averaged over 11 yards per attempt, and had a passer rating of 127.7. Griffin emphasized the significance of Penix's 75 percent completion rate, 11.2 yards per attempt, and the absence of turnovers in his performance.

With a solid record of 2-2, the Falcons aim to secure their third consecutive win against the Baltimore Ravens, as their next game is scheduled for later in the week, while the Carolina Panthers, also at 2-2, do not play until October 18.