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The Falcons’ kicker had an uncharacteristic year in 2024 but feels great heading into 2025.

It’s a contract year for the fifth-year tight end. What is the expectation for Pitts?

Atlanta held its first training camp practice Thursday, and the offense is already talking about being the best unit in the NFL.

Andersen saw action in seven games last season before going on injured reserve due to a knee injury.

Robinson came away from their joint sessions with an increased understanding and appreciation for recovery.

Camp could be a crucial period for this group.

The former Georgia product played for the Falcons from 2022-24.

Your one-stop shop for all things Falcons training camp as the preseason looms… with a little help from Microsoft Copilot.

There’s a spot alongside Jessie Bates III up for grabs. Who earns it?

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Charlie Woerner was born and raised in Georgia but became a transplant for the first time in his life when the 49ers selected him in the 2020 draft.

This unit has kept the same trio since 2022. Will that continue in 2025?

Plus, what is Kyle Pitts motivation in Year 5?

How the Falcons’ fourth-round draft pick landed on the team’s radar.

Atlanta went 3-0 in its throwback uniforms last season.

Atlanta brings back both outside starters, but one of the key battles in camp is expected to take place in the slot.

Bates has been a team captain for Atlanta since arriving in 2023, and his presence will continue to be instrumental for a defense that is both in transition and looking to ascend

Plus, could Nick Nash earn a roster spot?

Who will step up alongside Kaden Elliss in 2025?

Despite only playing the safety position for two seasons, Watts is anything but green.

The Atlanta Falcons showed a glimpse of what their offense can be in 2025 during the final three games of the 2024 season.

Robinson’s breakout year vaulted him into a new echelon.

With camp just a few weeks away, Will McFadden steps in to answer your mailbag questions.

For the third consecutive year, Atlanta retains more starting linemen than they lost. What should we expect from the unit in 2025?