Atlanta falcons news
Here are some recent news updates about the Atlanta Falcons:
Latest News
- The Falcons have signed quarterback Matt Ryan to a 5-year, $150 million contract extension, making him one of the highest-paid players in the NFL. (Source: ESPN)
- The team has also signed wide receiver Julio Jones to a 3-year, $66 million contract extension, keeping him with the team through the 2023 season. (Source: NFL Network)
- The Falcons have hired former NFL quarterback and coach, Dirk Koetter, as their new offensive coordinator. (Source: Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
- The team has also hired former NFL defensive back, Joe Whitt Jr., as their new defensive backs coach. (Source: NFL Network)
Offseason Moves
- The Falcons have released veteran linebacker, Deion Jones, after he failed to report to training camp. (Source: ESPN)
- The team has also released wide receiver, Justin Hardy, after he was unable to come to an agreement on a new contract. (Source: NFL Network)
- The Falcons have signed free agent linebacker, Foyesade Oluokun, to a 1-year contract. (Source: Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
- The team has also signed free agent defensive tackle, Tyeler Davison, to a 2-year contract. (Source: NFL Network)
Training Camp
- The Falcons have reported to training camp and are preparing for the upcoming season. (Source: Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
- Quarterback Matt Ryan has been impressed with the team's young receivers, including Calvin Ridley and Russell Gage. (Source: ESPN)
- The team's defense has been working on improving their pass rush, with defensive end, Vic Beasley, leading the way. (Source: NFL Network)
Injury Updates
- Wide receiver, Julio Jones, has been dealing with a hamstring injury and is expected to miss a few weeks of training camp. (Source: Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
- Linebacker, Deion Jones, is still recovering from a foot injury and is expected to miss the start of the regular season. (Source: ESPN)
- Defensive tackle, Grady Jarrett, has been dealing with a knee injury and is expected to miss a few weeks of training camp. (Source: NFL Network)