The Atlanta Falcons made quite a few big moves around the NFL’s roster cutdown day. Atlanta pulled off a big trade for Gervon Dexter to solidify their defensive interior.
Practice is closed off to the media this week as the Falcons prepare for their Week 1 matchup with the Steelers, but general manager Ian Cunningham did make an appearance to discuss the ongoing quarterback competition and the trade for Gervon Dexter Sr.
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The Falcons made several notable roster moves on Wednesday. Zach Harrison is back after clearing waivers. He’s been added to the practice squad along with Khalid Kareem and Jammie Robinson.
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The Atlanta Falcons aren’t finished building their roster. Even after setting their initial 53-man roster, Atlanta continues to make moves and evaluate available talent, looking for players who can provide depth for the season.
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The Atlanta Falcons announced they have placed LB JD Bertrand on injured reserve. The Falcons signed LB Josh Woods from the practice squad to the active roster in a corresponding move.
The Falcons may have released an initial 53-man roster on Sunday, but there are a ton of moving pieces still coming together as they prepare for Week 1.
The Atlanta Falcons are making another roster move following cutdown day, placing linebacker JD Bertrand on injured reserve, the team announced Monday.
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The Falcons had a few surprising cuts when they announced their initial 53-man roster on Sunday, but most of the names fans hoped to see have been added to the team’s practice squad.
After adding three players via waivers, the Atlanta Falcons announced they have waived 2023 third-round pick Zach Harrison, along with Natrone Brooks and Jammie Robinson.
The Falcons released 11 veterans and placed nine players on different reserve lists in their efforts to get down to 53 on the active roster: RB Tyler Goodson
The Atlanta Falcons waived cornerback Cobee Bryant on Sunday as the team trimmed its roster to the NFL-mandated 53 players, leaving the second-year defensive back subject to the waiver wire.
Acquired from the Chiefs earlier this summer, Wanya Morris will not end up making the Falcons’ initial 53-man roster. The former third-round tackle is hitting the waiver wire, NFL.com’s Mike Garafolo tweets.