The Atlanta Falcons have had two players named to PFF's Top 50 players in the NFL. Analyst Dalton Wasserman and Trevor Sikema of Pro Football Focus have been compiling a list of the top 50 players in the NFL.

Pro Football Sports Network's Brandon Austin named Elliss as the Falcons' top franchise tag candidate for the 2026 NFL season:

Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Drake London will need a new contract soon, and it just got potentially more expensive.

Some of the Falcons young core guys are reaching a point where they are deserving of an extension. Drake London is a big name to watch, but if the Falcons don't pay him quick, his contract will only get more expensive.

The Atlanta Falcons have costed themselves millions after waiting too long to extend their superstar wide receiver.

Garrett Wilson was in the headlines Monday after the New York Jets star agreed to a four-year, $130 million contract extension with $90 million in guaranteed money.

Garrett Wilson got paid. That means Atlanta Falcons star receiver Drake London is next up. It sure looks like London is going to secure a hefty bag after the payday Wilson got. The New York Jets wideout will get $32.5 million per year and $130 million in total.

New Atlanta Falcons defensive line coach Nate Ollie and defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich are tasked with improving a D that ranked second-to-last in sacks last season.

The Falcons made some signings during the free agency period, however, after drafting pass rushers during the draft, it could be bad news for a veteran. Leonard Floyd could be on his way out of Atlanta before playing a snap.

The Atlanta Falcons shocked nearly everyone in and around the NFL when they chose quarterback Michael Penix Jr. with the eighth overall pick in the 2024 draft.