After the Atlanta Falcons drew curiosity, criticism, and confusion last year, the team is now in the national spotlight for the right reasons Josh Petry Jun 8, 2025 5:37 PM EDT In this story: ...

The Atlanta Falcons had 4 former all-pro players make ESPN's All Quarter Century Team recently. The list will include former Falcons receiver Julio Jones, tight end Tony Gonzalez, defensive ...

While Bates didn’t replicate his success from his first season in Atlanta — in which he earned a 90.6 PFF overall grade — he was still among the best safeties in the league in 2024.

Atlanta ended up drafting Xavier Watts, a safety out of Notre Dame, in the third round, so Ramsey as a safety no longer makes sense. However, the Falcons could trade for Ramsey to play cornerback ...

Report: Falcons Expect Kirk Cousins to Attend Mandatory Minicamp Atlanta Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins wasn't present at either of the team's open OTA practices.

The Atlanta Falcons could have a new dynamic duo in 2025. New starting quarterback Michael Penix, Jr. started just three games last year, but it didn’t take him long to figure out that wide ...

His 4,187 yards and 35 touchdowns rank in the Falcons' top 10 in franchise history. Having only spent one year in Atlanta, Calais Campbell led the team in sacks during the 2023-2024 season with 6.5.

Atlanta would listen to the fans this year and be aggressive in finding that next great edge rusher to wreak havoc on opposing QBs. The team traded back into the first round to snag Pearce Jr ...

On August 15th, 2024, the Atlanta Falcons signed free agent safety Justin Simmons. The former Bronco signed a one-year $7.5 million contract, with all the money guaranteed and a $4.75 million ...

On a one-year contract, Atlanta could simply move on if things didn't work out after the 2025 season. They may not have an interest in Alexander, but the Falcons are a team to keep an eye on.

“The Falcons had 12 interceptions in 2024, and Jessie Bates III had four of them. Watts can carve a niche in Atlanta's defense because of his natural playmaking skill,” wrote Trapasso.