A couple of offseasons ago, the NFL announced the league would end the one-helmet rule, paving the way for clubs to bring back some iconic throwbacks while others opted for brand-new looks. The Falcons did both. Atlanta introduced new uniforms as well as reintroduced some throwbacks, with widely different results. The club debuted some of
The Falcons are going to have an eventful training camp. The roster features more than a dozen new prominent faces, and there are several starting positions up for grabs; if it didn’t need any more juice, Arthur Smith is setting the stage for a heavyweight bout. “Falcons coach Arthur Smith said it will be Rocky
Terry Fontenot and Arthur Smith have done an excellent job building a competitive roster from top to bottom. There will be position battles for starting positions and the last spots on the 53-man roster. We’ve come a long way from the regime’s first season at the helm. The club now features its most talented group
There might be an elite talent available for trade as the Commanders could look to move Chase Young. Should the Falcons kick the tires on a potential deal for the former 2nd overall pick? Sports Illustrated insider Albert Breer reports that Washington could look to trade Young this offseason. “Teams coming out of the spring
The Braves have been rolling. Nearly every facet of the team is performing. The rotation boasts some of the best stats in baseball, despite being down two of its best pitchers. The bullpen hadn’t given up a run in 15+ inning prior to Wednesday’s contest against the Mets, and the lineup is among the most
Jalen Mayfield‘s career hasn’t gone like he or the Falcons had hoped after the club took the Michigan product in the third round of the 2021 draft. A college tackle, Mayfield was expected to kick inside to guard at the pro level. Initially, the plan seemed to be to let him acclimate to his new
The Falcons have now inked rookie deals with every member of the 2023 draft class, with Matthew Bergeron being the last to sign. The club traded a second and third-round pick to select the Syracuse product with the 38th overall pick. His contract is estimated to have a total value of nearly $9 million with
The Falcons‘ roster is in a better state this year than ever before under the new regime’s tenure. Arthur Smith and Terry Fontenot have done an excellent job this offseason bolstering the club’s depth chart with starting and rotational caliber talent. Still, the pair have been adamant Atlanta isn’t afraid to add to a strength.
The Falcons are still tweaking the roster in the middle of the offseason. The club announced a free agent signing of Carlos Davis that bolsters the defensive line, as well as a corresponding move of releasing Jalen Dalton. Davis is a 6-foot-2, 320-pound former Steelers seventh-round pick out of Nebraska. He’s only recorded 12 career
Even though training camp hasn’t even started, the Falcons have already been dealt a tough blow. Arthur Smith told members of the media that special teams ace, Avery Williams, is having surgery and is probably done for the year. It’s reportedly an ACL injury for the Boise State product, so there is likely no scenario
