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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 first wave of free agency has subsided, so what should be the top priority for Atlanta at this point in the NFL offseason?

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.

Falcons general manager Terry Fontenot has expressed interest in trading back to acquire more draft picks — Will it be so simple?

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

The tight end and special teamer spent the 2024 season in Carolina.

Also a return specialist, Jamal Agnew holds the league lead for career punt return touchdowns.

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.

Tori McElhaney answers your questions.

KhaDarel Hodge was one of the Falcons’ three Pro Bowl players out of the 2024 season.

Defensive lineman Morgan Fox recorded 15.5 sacks in the last three seasons with the Chargers.

Defensive lineman Kentavius Street originally joined the Falcons via a trade with the Eagles in 2023.

The 2025 season will mark Storm Norton’s seventh season in the NFL and his third in Atlanta.

Brandon Parker has played both left and right tackle at times during his NFL career.

The cornerback first came to in Atlanta on a two-year deal in 2023 and became a starter in 2024.

Jake Matthews has been the Falcons’ starting left tackle since the team drafted him in 2014.