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Tracking the leader for DraftKings King of the End Zone: Monday 10/5/26

Tracking the leader for DraftKings King of the End Zone: Monday 10/5/26

NFL DraftKings Sportsbook Insights

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By: Ciaran Doyle

Winnings Update

Bijan Robinson was crowned King of the End Zone for Week 4’s edition of Monday Night Football. The 26,158 DraftKings Sportsbook bettors who picked him have received $77 in bonus bets!

Week 4 of the NFL season concludes on Monday as the Atlanta Falcons travel to take on the New Orleans Saints. Both teams sit at 1-2 on the season, and the winner of this game will join the Carolina Panthers at the top of the NFC South with a 2-2 record. Second-year quarterback Tyler Shough has been impressive to start his sophomore campaign, while Michael Penix Jr. changed the outlook of this Atlanta offense with his return from injury in Week 3. Who will prevail in this NFC South matchup on Monday Night Football?

DraftKings is offering a King of the End Zone promotion for Monday’s game, with the winners being rewarded with a massive $2 million in bonus bets. If you opt in to the token and place a singles bet of at least $5 on a player in a touchdown market and he scores the longest touchdown of the night, you win a share of the $2 million in bonus bets. Below we will track all the touchdowns from tonight’s game and determine a winner.

Live Updates

Bijan Robinson is the King of the End Zone

On the opening drive of the game, Bijan Robinson scored a 59-yard touchdown which ended up being the winning score for tonight’s King of the End Zone promotion. Congratulations to all Bijan Robinson bettors!

Devaughn Vele gets one back in garbage time

With just over a minute left, Vele makes a fantastic grab to score a touchdown for New Orleans. It’s only a three-yard score, which means Bijan Robinson will be crowned the King of the End Zone as long as there are no more touchdowns in this one.

Brian Robinson Jr. gets the hat trick

Not one, not two, but three touchdowns for Brian Robinson Jr. tonight. This time it’s an 11-yard score, which is still not good enough to lead the King of the End Zone race but what a performance from the backup tonight. The two Robinsons have now combined for five rushing touchdowns tonight.

Michael Penix Jr. lets it fly to Jahan Dotson

That should do it as far as this game is concerned. Atlanta bounces back from a Saints touchdown with one of their own, this time it’s a 31-yard strike to Dotson. Bijan Robinson’s 59-yard score in the first quarter is still holding up as the King of the End Zone winner.

Alvin Kamara pulls one back for New Orleans

Alvin Kamara becomes the third player in this game with two rushing touchdowns, scoring on a five-yard rush early in the fourth quarter. Bijan is still the man to catch.

The other Robinson scores again for Atlanta

Two for Bijan, two for Brian. The Robinsons are going wild in New Orleans as the Saints cannot stop this rushing offense. This time it’s an eight-yard score for Brian Robinson Jr. as the Falcons continue to pile it on. Bijan still stands alone in the race to be King of the End Zone.

The other Robinson scores for Atlanta

Bijan Robinson has two touchdowns, and now Brian Robinson Jr. has one for the Falcons. It’s only a four-yard run, which means that Bijan is still leading the way in the King of the End Zone race. The way this one has started, we might have plenty more touchdowns. Falcons lead 21-7.

Alvin Kamara pulls one back for New Orleans

After a big play from Chris Olave earlier in the drive, Alvin Kamara punched one in from three yards out to get the Saints back within a score. Bijan remains the leader in the clubhouse with his 59-yard score.

Bijan Robinson does it again

Make that two touchdowns for Robinson in the first quarter as the Falcons lead 14-0. This time, it was a four-yard rush by Robinson as the Atlanta offense continues to move the ball.

Bijan Robinson takes it 59 yards to the house

What a start for the Falcons on the first drive. On the third play of the drive, Robinson ran 59 yards to the end zone without being touched. What a start for the Atlanta offense, and more importantly for Bijan Robinson bettors. 59 yards will be hard to beat in the race for King of the End Zone.

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Ciaran Doyle
Ciaran has been an editor for the DraftKings Network team since 2023. He graduated from the University of Arizona before attending Arizona State University for his master’s degree in sports journalism. Ciaran previously covered Phoenix Rising FC for Cronkite News before joining DraftKings. He is passionate about sports betting, and his biggest focus has always been on the NFL and soccer. You can find him on X at @Ciaran_Doyle7.
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