Leading up to the 2021 NFL Draft, reports surfaced that the Atlanta Falcons are open to trading All-Pro Julio Jones due to salary cap issues. However, in order for the Falcons to create salary cap space, they have to wait till June 1 to trade him.
The Atlanta Falcons came into the 2021 NFL Draft with some major holes to fill, especially on the defensive side of the ball. They ended up making nine selections in the draft and boy were there some good ones.
The Atlanta Falcons possess the fourth overall draft pick in the 2021 NFL Draft. New head coach Arthur Smith and general manager Terry Fontenot have nine picks to shape the new future for the Falcons after starting the 2020 season 0-5 and finishing 4-12.
The NFL draft is under a month away and the smokescreens are very smoky. Could the Atlanta Falcons be behind all the Mac Jones rumors? Is it possible they are trying to drive up the value of their pick? Well, obviously, yes, this is what happens in the NFL draft.
When the New York Jets traded Sam Darnold to the Carolina Panthers, it took the Panthers out of the quarterback draft market. It also guaranteed the first three picks of the 2021 NFL Draft are going to be quarterbacks. However, will the Atlanta Falcons select a quarterback with the fourth overall pick?
After cleaning house in both the front office and coaching staff, the Atlanta Falcons face their most important draft in over a decade. The last time Atlanta had a top-five selection was in 2008. Let’s take a look at how Atlanta could attack the 2021 NFL Draft in this seven-round mock draft.
The 2020 NFL season didn’t go the way the Atlanta Falcons had hoped. Despite rumors earlier this offseason, Matt Ryan and Julio Jones will be back with the Falcons next year. However, the Falcons are in salary cap hell and have several critical decisions to make this offseason.
Welcome to the February edition of the Hot-Take-o-Meter. Be sure to follow along with monthly installments of the Hot Take-o-Meter. Some of the Hot Take-o-Meter’s 2020 hot takes aged like fine wine. Others resemble raw sewage.
Prior to the 2020 NFL season, three questions were posed for each of the 32 teams. This is the recap and answers to those questions for the Atlanta Falcons.
Entering the 2020 season, the Atlanta Falcons had a few questions. They were 3-9 with four games left to go in the 2019 season, yet they won all of those games to save Dan Quinn’s job. Quinn was on the hot seat entering this season. Atlanta entered the season with lofty expectations with Matt Ryan and the tandem of Julio Jones and Calvin Ridley still intact. Unfortunately, the Falcons never got their footing and finished the season with a record of 4-12.
If you’re still competing for a championship in Week 17, this article is for you. As you prepare for your final matchup, let’s analyze some players that could boom or bust this week, while also looking into players with very safe floors.
Week 15 of the 2020 NFL Season is here, meaning fantasy football playoffs are in full effect. Whether you’re competing for your league’s championship or battling it out in the consolation bracket, plenty of value plays remain across the league for owners.
Leading up to the 2021 NFL Draft, reports surfaced that the Atlanta Falcons are open to trading All-Pro Julio Jones due to salary cap issues. However, in order for the Falcons to create salary cap space, they have to wait till June 1 to trade him.
The Atlanta Falcons came into the 2021 NFL Draft with some major holes to fill, especially on the defensive side of the ball. They ended up making nine selections in the draft and boy were there some good ones.
The Atlanta Falcons possess the fourth overall draft pick in the 2021 NFL Draft. New head coach Arthur Smith and general manager Terry Fontenot have nine picks to shape the new future for the Falcons after starting the 2020 season 0-5 and finishing 4-12.
The NFL draft is under a month away and the smokescreens are very smoky. Could the Atlanta Falcons be behind all the Mac Jones rumors? Is it possible they are trying to drive up the value of their pick? Well, obviously, yes, this is what happens in the NFL draft.
When the New York Jets traded Sam Darnold to the Carolina Panthers, it took the Panthers out of the quarterback draft market. It also guaranteed the first three picks of the 2021 NFL Draft are going to be quarterbacks. However, will the Atlanta Falcons select a quarterback with the fourth overall pick?
After cleaning house in both the front office and coaching staff, the Atlanta Falcons face their most important draft in over a decade. The last time Atlanta had a top-five selection was in 2008. Let’s take a look at how Atlanta could attack the 2021 NFL Draft in this seven-round mock draft.
The 2020 NFL season didn’t go the way the Atlanta Falcons had hoped. Despite rumors earlier this offseason, Matt Ryan and Julio Jones will be back with the Falcons next year. However, the Falcons are in salary cap hell and have several critical decisions to make this offseason.
Welcome to the February edition of the Hot-Take-o-Meter. Be sure to follow along with monthly installments of the Hot Take-o-Meter. Some of the Hot Take-o-Meter’s 2020 hot takes aged like fine wine. Others resemble raw sewage.
Prior to the 2020 NFL season, three questions were posed for each of the 32 teams. This is the recap and answers to those questions for the Atlanta Falcons.
Entering the 2020 season, the Atlanta Falcons had a few questions. They were 3-9 with four games left to go in the 2019 season, yet they won all of those games to save Dan Quinn’s job. Quinn was on the hot seat entering this season. Atlanta entered the season with lofty expectations with Matt Ryan and the tandem of Julio Jones and Calvin Ridley still intact. Unfortunately, the Falcons never got their footing and finished the season with a record of 4-12.
If you’re still competing for a championship in Week 17, this article is for you. As you prepare for your final matchup, let’s analyze some players that could boom or bust this week, while also looking into players with very safe floors.
Week 15 of the 2020 NFL Season is here, meaning fantasy football playoffs are in full effect. Whether you’re competing for your league’s championship or battling it out in the consolation bracket, plenty of value plays remain across the league for owners.
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