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Each member of the Falcons editorial team will release a seven-round mock draft this week. Up first, Terrin Waack.

After nine years with AMB Sports and Entertainment, former CEO and current vice chairman, Steve Cannon, has announced he will retire from the organization at the end of June.

It’s been all defense lately, but this roundup includes a possible trade up for a wide receiver.

The USO Merit Award is bestowed upon a public figure using his or her platform to interface and integrate with active-duty service members.

Atlanta is slated to host 59 Georgia-based players in Flowery Branch on Friday, April 12.

Many mock drafts have the Falcons taking a defensive player in the first round. But what if they don’t? There are multiple wide receiver options.

James Smith-Williams is a former seventh-round draft pick who had spent all four years of his NFL career so far with the Commanders.

In this week’s mock draft, Tori McElhaney picks up a top edge rusher (Dallas Turner) in the first round and a quarterback (Michael Penix Jr.) who falls to the second round … or is exactly where some project him to be.

The 2024 NFL Draft is two weeks away. The Falcons currently hold the No. 8 overall pick. Should they keep it?

Dallas Turner of Alabama and Jared Verse of Florida State emerge as top rushers for the Falcons to take in the first round.

Kevin King played for the Packers from 2017-21 but sat out 2022-23 due to personal reasons and then an injury.

The 2024 NFL Draft is less than three weeks away. What positions of need do the Falcons still have?

Dallas Turner has been projected in every edition, and it’s no different in mock roundup 10.0.

The cornerback joins the Falcons with eight NFL seasons under his belt.

Last week, we took a deep dive into the possibility of an A.J. Terrell extension. This week, we dissect the options of Calais Campbell returning to the Falcons if he foregoes retirement.

Eddie Goldman brings six years of playing experience back to Atlanta.

Ikenna Enechukwu was an undrafted free agent who spent 2023 on injured reserve.

Shaffer spent the last two seasons on Atlanta’s practice squad after the Falcons drafted the offensive lineman in 2022.

A.J. Terrell is playing on his fifth-year option in 2024. Would the Falcons be ready — and willing — to keep him in Atlanta longer?

Is this realistic? Probably not. Am I going to do it anyway to make you think? Absolutely.

The 2024 owners’ meetings wrapped in Orlando, Florida, on Wednesday and served as a slight preview for the upcoming Falcons season.

The Falcons’ head coach and general manager spoke for the first time since the start of the new league year in Orlando, Florida.

Among the approvals, the trade deadline has been moved and a hybrid kickoff will be tested.

Since free agency began, Atlanta has added three new weapons to the wide receiver room.

Atlanta brought in a lot of defensive weapons in the 2023 free agency, but have taken the opposite approach in 2024.