The Falcons entered the offseason with no money to spend, so in order to bring in any free agents, they had to find ways to open up some cap space.

The Falcons were surprisingly quiet during the rush of NFL free agency, making a few minor moves on the defensive side of the ball but nothing that will significantly change the team’s outlook heading into the 2025 season.

The Falcons’ most successful stretch of play in franchise history came under Arthur Blank’s tutelage, but it had nothing to do with Blank and everything to do with Matt Ryan.

The Atlanta Falcons are expected to take a defender in the first round of this year’s draft, with most believing they will focus on the pass rush throughout, an area that’s been a weakness for far too long.

The Falcons most notable offseason moves were saying goodbye to Grady Jarrett and Drew Dalman, but there were a couple of free agent acquisitions that could surprise.

In an unusual instance, Falcons head coach Raheem Morris attended a pro day, and not just any pro day.