Rapoport: Falcons Can Keep Kirk Cousins, Wait for Injury on Another Team to Make Trade
Count NFL Network's Ian Rapoport among those who do not believe the Atlanta Falcons will release Kirk Cousins in the coming days. He discussed the situation Wednesday and suggested Atlanta will hold onto him until another team may be in a more desperate situation and in need of a trade because of a quarterback injury.
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Projecting the Falcons' starting lineup after first wave of NFL free agencyThe Atlanta Falcons haven't been major players through the first wave of NFL free agency, but that was expected due to the team's financial limitations. Kirk Cousins' contract has forced the Falcons ...
CLEMSON, S.C. — Former Clemson linebacker Barrett Carter, a two-time All-American from North Gwinnett High, had a strong Pro Day showing Thursday to solidify his spot as a high NFL draft pick. Also, ...
As the Atlanta Falcons propel themselves into ... progress in his sophomore campaign. Thankfully, the Falcons dynamic running back tandem of Bijan Robinson and Tyler Allgeier provide the ...
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Falcons bring back veteran offensive lineman in free agencyThe Atlanta Falcons have signed three offensive linemen since the official start of NFL free agency on Wednesday afternoon.
Follow every signing and trade with The Athletic’s live coverage of 2025 NFL free agency The Falcons aren’t going to make the ...
The Falcons are adding some much-needed pass rush help and bringing Leonard Floyd to Atlanta after the 49ers released him.
After Saquon Barkley and Derrick Henry led a running back renaissance during the 2024 season, teams could place a higher ...
103. Eagles running back Kenneth Gainwell. (Agreed to a one-year deal with the Steelers on March 11.) Veteran defensive tackle Grady Jarrett is on the way out in Atlanta. The Falcons are ...
Former NFL player John Robert Leake plead guilty to defrauding $5M from friends for alleged gold mines. The money fueled a ...
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Ranking the Dolphins needs after the first wave of free agency.A highly anticipated free agency for the Dolphins began on Monday, and it has been an active one for them despite a quiet first couple hours. There have already been numerous signings, re-signings, ...
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