The Atlanta Falcons walked into Lambeau Field and walked out with a 37-31 win over the Green Bay Packers in Week 3, handing the Packers a home loss in a game that stayed within one score deep into the fourth quarter. It was a shootout from the start, with both offenses trading blows and neither defense able to slow the pace for long. For Atlanta, it was the kind of road result that sets an early tone for the 2026 season. Tua Tagovailoa was the story, carving up the Green Bay secondary for 349 yards and a pair of touchdowns while consistently finding his No. 1 target in space. Drake London was that target, piling up 157 receiving yards and repeatedly turning short throws into chunk gains that kept the chains moving. Green Bay countered on the ground, where Josh Jacobs churned out a game-high 96 rushing yards and kept the Packers' offense on schedule. But Atlanta's passing attack proved the more explosive of the two, and it made the difference in a game decided by six points. Defensively, Edgerrin Cooper was everywhere for Green Bay, leading all players with eight total tackles and adding 1.5 sacks in a relentless individual effort. The turning point, though, belonged to Atlanta: Jessie Bates III came down with the game's lone interception, a takeaway that swung possession at a moment when the Packers could least afford it. Green Bay's defense never generated a giveaway of its own, and in a 37-31 track meet, that single turnover was the margin.