NFL.com lists the Atlanta Falcons second on their rundown of the six franchises with the toughest tasks this offseason.

It’s been five years since the Falcons last drafted a defensive player in the first round but that’s likely to change in 2025. With needs at cornerback, linebacker, safety and possibly defensive ...

In his season postseason news conference, Falcons general manager Terry Fontenot said the team was comfortable moving forward ...

Outside of their bad deal at quarterback, and a not-great financial situation, the Falcons are in a solid place this offseason.

Atlanta finished the season No. 15 in run defense (120.6 yards allowed per game), No. 22 in pass defense (224.5 yards allowed per game), No. 23 in total defense (345.2 yards allowed per game) and No.

That’s what the team does in Pro Football Focus’ new mock draft. PFF’s Mason Cameron has the team selecting Missouri wide ...

Though we don’t know the job security status of Terry Fontenot and Raheem Morris, most would agree they might be looking for ...

For the Atlanta Falcons defense, A.J. Terrell and Will Johnson would compliment each other well at the cornerback position, given that Mike Hughes is more than likely to test the free agency market ...

The 2024 season officially came to a close for the league Sunday night, turning the page to another year of questions needing ...

ESPN projects the Atlanta Falcons to address defense early in the 2025 NFL Draft, adding defensive end Mykel Williams and cornerback Benjamin Morrison.

Pro Football Network's Ian Cummings predicted the Atlanta Falcons to address their secondary with the No. 15 overall pick in the 2025 NFL draft.

The Atlanta Falcons have several needs to fill during ... including Matthew Judon, Justin Simmons and Mike Hughes. The team can't afford to re-sign everyone unless Fontenot pulls out some last ...