It is safe to say that the Atlanta Falcons’ gamble on Kirk Cousins is a failure. Even though the veteran quarterback is still with the Falcons, he’s likely to be moved this offseason.
The Atlanta Falcons finally have a reason to have substantial hope again. In the NFL, not having solid quarterback play is a death penalty. The Atlanta Falcons tried to address that issue this offseason by making two huge moves.
I said it before the season, and it rings true today. These 2024 Atlanta Falcons are Matt Ryan’s Falcons. Kirk Cousins was excellent on Sunday. By passer rating standards, it was the best game of his young Falcons career.
The retired signal-caller, one-time regular-season Most Valuable Player and current NFL analyst recently offered some advice while speaking with Maye following a training camp practice.
The Atlanta Falcons will forever be haunted by their Super Bowl LI loss to the New England Patriots, but that takes nothing away from the stellar careers of QB Matt Ryan, WR Julio Jones and LT Jake Matthews.
The Falcons drafted the QB third overall in 2008, and he served as the team’s starting quarterback from that point through to his final campaign in Atlanta (2021).
Him admitting that he felt like he could "go play" is interesting considering fellow veteran signal-caller Joe Flacco went from watching games on the couch to becoming a savior for the 2023 Cleveland Browns.
One-time NFL regular season Most Valuable Player and current CBS Sports analyst Matt Ryan thinks the next six game weeks will help determine the future of Atlanta Falcons quarterback Desmond Ridder beyond this season.
Through three weeks of play, it's become evident the New York Jets could use some reinforcement under center. Whether Gang Green ultimately dips their toes in the quarterback market remains unknown.
New York Jets head coach Robert Saleh reiterated Sunday he's sticking with Zach Wilson at quarterback. Based on potentially available QBs, New York doesn't have many exciting options as a replacement for the former BYU star.
The New York Jets apparently turned down overtures from veteran quarterbacks Matt Ryan and Carson Wentz while they continue to stick it out with failed top-five draft pick Zach Wilson.
With Zach Wilson, who underwhelmed with a 140-yard passing effort in the wake of Rodgers' injury, penciled in as the Jets starter, ESPN's Adam Schefter expects New York to scour the quarterback market.
The Indianapolis Colts revolving door at quarterback is set to take another turn. Hopefully for them it leads to a more permanent solution this time around.