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It’s officially draft month, and our crew is here to name their favorite defensive players in the 2025 NFL Draft.

Atlanta makes sure in-state players from both the collegiate and high school levels are identified during the NFL Draft process.

Raheem Morris and Arthur Blank were made available. Here are the highlights of what they had to say.

Nine adjustments, including changes to the league’s overtime and kickoff rules, are coming this season.

The biggest question of the Falcons’ offseason remains: What will happen with Cousins?

The change will ensure both teams possess the ball in overtime.

There’s a lot to like about the edge talent in the 2025 NFL Draft, and several players make sense for Atlanta. Let’s go through them.

It’s no secret the Falcons wanted to prioritize their defense entering this offseason. The last hurdle is the 2025 NFL Draft.

Stay up to date on everything you need to know about the Falcons in free agency.

Teagan Quitoriano is a former fifth-round draft pick for the Texans.

The veteran pass rusher called Atlanta’s head coach “one of the best” he’s ever worked with.

Kicker Lenny Krieg participated in both the NFL Combine and International Player Pathway’s Pro Day this month.

According to Spotrac, the Falcons are heading to April with around $12 million in cap space.

The 32-year-old veteran edge chooses to lead by example rather than be vocal.

Tori McElhaney drafts the edge rusher everyone was talking about after his pro day this week.

Tori McElhaney answers your questions.

The veteran edge’s goal for 2025 is to set a career high in sacks. His benchmark is 10.5.

Who do draft experts think the Falcons could select with the No. 15 pick? We’re keeping track.

This year’s pass rushers come in all sorts of different varieties, so let’s take a deeper look at those who could still be on the clock at No. 15.

In Floyd, Atlanta is getting a player with a proven track record who should raise the floor of the defense.

Tori McElhaney’s third mock draft analyzes a move that goes away from the edge rusher formula everyone assumes the Falcons will take.

The Falcons didn’t make the flashiest moves during the first week of free agency, but the moves they did make are worth nothing.

Atlanta drafted defensive lineman Ta’Quon Graham with a fifth-round pick in 2021.

The former third-round draft pick has started for the Raiders in some capacity since joining the NFL in 2021.

Cornerback Keith Taylor spent the 2024 season with the Chiefs.