In an offense that features Bijan Robinson, Tyler Allgeier, Drake London, Darnell Mooney, and Kyle Pitts, you would figure wins would be tied to them playing more snaps. However, that isn't the case. Instead, it is a backup tight end who has had a direct correlation to success.
Through the first four weeks, the Falcons have alternated loss and wins. When you look at percentage of snaps played, Charlie Woerner has seen the field more in games where the final score ends in favor of Atlanta.
As mentioned in Pro Football Focus' post-game analysis, Woerner's ability to give Bijan Robinson an expanded role has led to a more productive offense—something Raheem Morris and Zac Robinson have to realize.