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

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.

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

Jordan Fuller played under Falcons head coach Raheem Morris when he was the Rams defensive coordinator from 2021-23.

Tori McElhaney answers your questions.

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

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

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

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

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

Cornerback Keith Taylor spent the 2024 season with the Chiefs.

The first wave of free agency is in full swing. How do the moves across the league affect each team? Let’s discuss.

The edge rusher is coming off an 8.5 sack year in 2024.

Hinton won a competitive camp battle to return as one of the Falcons’ top interior reserve linemen in 2024.

The former undrafted free agent is set for his third season in Atlanta and his ninth year in the NFL.

Woods was initially signed to the Falcons practice squad early during the 2024 season.

By releasing Jarrett, the Falcons save $16.25 million, according to Over the Cap.

A look at who might be on the Falcons’ radar when free agency begins.

Tori McElhaney takes first run at what the first round of the 2025 Draft could look like.