This is fantastic news if you are fans of the Atlanta Falcons throwback uniforms, like myself, including their red helmets.

From the future of quarterback Kirk Cousins to pressing needs at important positions, the Atlanta Falcons have plenty of work still to do this offseason.

From a pass rush needing life to a secondary with holes to fill, here's the latest breakdown on the Atlanta Falcons' defense before the 2025 NFL draft.

Without much salary cap space, the Atlanta Falcons will have to rely on the 2025 NFL draft to add both talent and depth to the roster. The problem is they have just five total selections and don't ...

The salary cap has been a hot topic for the Atlanta Falcons all offseason. Flirting near the bottom of the league in terms of total cap space, the team did make some moves to get into a better cap ...

There has been plenty of competition in the Atlanta Falcons quarterback room since the departure of Matt Ryan. Now that the ...

When free agency began, the Atlanta Falcons lost their return specialist Avery Williams to the Philadelphia Eagles. On ...

The Atlanta Falcons and Kirk Cousins find themselves at a crossroads just one year after the parties agreed to a lucrative free-agent contract. However, Cousins struggled during the second half of ...

As had been expected, the Cleveland Browns spent the opening day of the legal tampering portion of free agency letting quarterbacks such as Sam Darnold and Justin Fields agree to big-money ...

The Falcons shocked their fans by releasing Grady Jarrett just before the legal tampering began on Monday. The veteran defensive lineman has been a consistent force in Atlanta for the last decade.

The Atlanta Falcons’ locker room won’t be the same in 2025. For starters, it will smell different. Obviously, that’s not the most important impact of Grady Jarrett’s release Monday ...

But facts are facts. A year ago, the Atlanta Falcons christened the NFL’s free agency market by signing Cousins to a four-year, $180 million contract that guaranteed a whopping $100 million.