Falcons

By Dave ChoateWelcome to another offseason series, this one a warm-up for free agency. Here, we’ll look at the best—and eventually the worst—Falcons free agents ever signed.

By Tim WeaverIt’s a Friday afternoon in March, so you know somebody’s getting released. Today, the biggest name that’s hitting the market appears to be Philadelphia Eagles

By Matt UrbenThe Falcons’ defensive regression in 2018 was the biggest reason for the team’s frustrating 7-9 finish. An abundance of injuries in the secondary along with a lack

By Tim WeaverMatt Bryant getting released by the Falcons recently came as a surprise to most. Bryant had signed a three-year contract extension last spring and had another solid season

By Tim WeaverThe Atlanta Falcons are releasing cornerback Robert Alford at the end of a disappointing 2018 season, according to Mike Garafolo of NFL Network. Alford had been with the

By Scott CarasikThe Falcons have to protect Matt Ryan better. Atlanta’s offensive line has been mostly bad throughout his 11-year career outside of a good season here or there,

By Tim WeaverThe 2018 NFL season ended on a somewhat sour note, with the Patriots defeating the Rams in a snooze-fest of a Super Bowl. It was their sixth title

By Tim WeaverGrady Jarrett is going to get paid soon. The Falcons hope they’ll be the team to do it and they’ve been ramping up efforts to create

By Scott CarasikThe Atlanta Falcons have quite a few roster needs in 2019, despite some recent articles suggesting otherwise. Even with the projected fourth and fifth-round compensatory selections for the

By Tim WeaverThe Arizona Cardinals are not good at football but at least they are consistent in some respects. One long-standing tradition for the organization is to take on former

By Ethan JohnsonBrian Poole finished last season with career highs in both interceptions and sacks, so why on earth would the Atlanta Falcons feel the need to get rid of

By Evan BirchfieldGreetings Falcoholics, I’m back with another Fan Spotlight to highlight a fellow Falcons fan for the week.This week’s Fan Spotlight is on Tim Williams. He’

By Tim WeaverThe Falcons still need to extend Grady Jarrett and give Julio Jones a raise. They are taking care of the smaller things, though. On Monday, the team finally

By Scott CarasikThe Atlanta Falcons have issues with their defensive line and need to address it in both free agency and the draft during the 2019 offseason.While the Falcons

By Tim WeaverAtlanta finished the 2018 season 7-9. As rough as the year was, several individual Falcons players deserve some recognition before we close the book on last year. Here’

By Kevin KnightWith the NFL Combine and the official start of the 2019 NFL league year approaching, we’ve been spending a lot of time talking about potential draft picks

By James RaelIf you grew up in Atlanta during the mid to late 90s, then you’re undoubtedly familiar with Falcons alumnus Lester Archambeau. He played 108 games for the

By Tim WeaverMatt Bryant getting released by the Falcons recently came as a surprise to most. Bryant had signed a three-year contract extension last spring and had another solid season

By Matt UrbenThe Falcons’ defensive regression in 2018 was the biggest reason for the team’s frustrating 7-9 finish. An abundance of injuries in the secondary along with a lack

By Adnan IkicThomas Dimitroff really hit a grand slam in his first ever offseason as general manager of the Atlanta Falcons, didn’t he? First, he used the No. 3

By Adnan IkicThomas Dimitroff really hit a grand slam in his first ever offseason as general manager of the Atlanta Falcons, didn’t he? First, he used the No. 3

By Tim WeaverDamontae Kazee won’t be starting at safety next season, even though he’s played brilliantly for the Atlanta Falcons this year.Coach Dan Quinn told the media

By Scott CarasikThe Atlanta Falcons have quite a few roster needs in 2019, despite some recent articles suggesting otherwise. Even with the projected fourth and fifth-round compensatory selections for the

By Tim WeaverAfter finishing the season ranked No. 22 in the NFL in sacks, the Atlanta Falcons need to boost their pass rushing rotation in 2019. Bringing back Bruce Irvin

By Jeff BenedictSEATTLE, WA – NOVEMBER 20: Defensive tackle Grady Jarrett #97 and middle linebacker Deion Jones #45 of the Atlanta Falcons react after the Seattle Seahawks missed a long field