But after the Falcons walked off the field with a 24-23 loss, their fifth of the season, London didn't want to focus on his stat line.
"I don't care if I had just one catch, no catches or anything like that," London told reporters. "It's a loss. I don't care about any personal stats or any bullshit like that."
The loss was due to several reasons, including the defense giving up 259 yards and one touchdown (plus one interception) on 19-29 passing to Drake Maye, as well as the Patriots' offense going 8-12 on third down and 3-4 in the red zone. Or the Falcons' offense converting just 1-10 on their own third-down opportunities.
But what will be remembered is Romo, the young kicker who replaced Younghoe Koo, unable to make an extra point attempt after London's final touchdown with under five minutes to play. The PAT would have tied the game. Instead, the Patriots were able to wrangle two other possessions out of the remaining time and keep the ball away from the Falcons long enough to notch the one-point win.
On Monday, coach Raheem Morris indicated the Falcons would look at other kickers.