Offseason Analysis: Atlanta Falcons. Ryan Lester Jun 7, 2018. The biggest question I have for the Falcons is, “Can they do it again?” They have the pieces in place, so I don’t see why not.

Between Drake London and Darnell Mooney, the Falcons have two receivers that are candidates for 1,000-yard seasons in 2025.

Editor’s note: This is the second of an eight-part position-by-position series analyzing the Falcons’ roster before they report for training camp July 24.

Manzano gave the Falcons a B-plus, which was the second-best offseason grade in the division. Manzano appeared to like the Atlanta offseason in large part because of the aggressiveness the ...

Editor’s note: This is the third of an eight-part position-by-position series analyzing the Falcons’ roster before they report for training camp July 24.

Discover three top 2026 NFL Draft prospects the Atlanta Falcons should monitor to strengthen their roster and future success.

The Falcons haven't fielded a double-digit edge rusher since that 2016 Beasley season. Clayborn's 9.5-sack 2017 was the last time any Atlanta player got close to that mark.

The 2023 Atlanta Falcons aren’t going to look like the 2022 Atlanta Falcons. General manager Terry Fontenot and head coach Arthur Smith are hoping they aren’t going to look like the 2021 ...