Four Atlanta Falcons made the Associated Press' 2025 NFL All-Pro team, highlighting standout individual performances this season. Running back Bijan Robinson earned first-team honors and finished with record-breaking stats, while tight end Kyle Pitts, right guard Chris Lindstrom, and safety Jessie Bates III received second-team accolades. Robinson led the league with 2,298 yards from scrimmage, with Pitts achieving a career-high in receptions and receiving yards.

By the Numbers
  • Bijan Robinson led the league with 2,298 total yards from scrimmage, the 12th most in NFL history.
  • Kyle Pitts caught 88 passes on 118 targets for 928 yards, ranking second among tight ends.
  • Chris Lindstrom played 99% of the offensive snaps, allowing just one sack all season.
  • Jessie Bates recorded three interceptions, including a pick-six in Week 17.
State of Play
  • Robinson has been selected for the Pro Bowl in back-to-back years (2024-25).
  • Bates has tallied three pick-sixes over the past three seasons.
  • Lindstrom is a four-time All-Pro and continues to be a consistent presence on the offensive line.
What's Next

With promising performances securing these players' spots, the Falcons look to build on this success in the 2026 season, aiming for further recognition and contributions from their All-Pro players.

Bottom Line

The Atlanta Falcons' four All-Pro selections mark a significant recognition of talent, particularly Bijan Robinson's exceptional season, indicating a bright future for the team's core as they strive for further success.