The Atlanta Falcons enter a new era as general manager Ian Cunningham takes the reins of the franchise, looking to reset its trajectory and vault Atlanta back into the playoffs.
The Atlanta Falcons are planning on using a franchise tag to retain tight end Kyle Pitts, according to multiple reports. Pitts, 25, was set to be a free agent but now will be paid approximately $16.5 million for the 2026 season, an average of the top five salaries at his position.
INDIANAPOLIS – The Atlanta Falcons are up at Lucas Oil Stadium this week for the annual NFL Combine, looking for the next generation of players. This week
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The breakout year many have expected finally came in 2025 for Pitts, as he posted career highs in receptions (88), first downs (51) and touchdowns (five).
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According to Ian Rapoport, the Atlanta Falcons will use the franchise tag on Kyle Pitts, which is set to be worth more than $15 million for the highest-drafted tight end in league history.
The Atlanta Falcons have sorted out the immediate future of tight end Kyle Pitts. The Falcons intend to use the franchise tag on Pitts, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.
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Kyle Pitts is set to spend a sixth season in Atlanta. The veteran tight end is in position to receive the franchise tag, as first reported by Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.
NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports the Falcons are planning to use the franchise tag on TE Kyle Pitts. Rapoport mentions the tag will cost more than $15 million for the 2026 season.
The Falcons have undergone significant changes this offseason, hiring Matt Ryan as President of Football Operations while also bringing in a new HC and GM.
The Atlanta Falcons play in the NFC South, which means they are always just one good NFL offseason away from winning the division and making the playoffs.
Now that the Falcons’ new regime is in place, the single most important issue they face — both now and in the future — is finding a franchise quarterback.
INDIANAPOLIS – The next generation of Atlanta Falcons is gearing up for their pre-draft workouts at the annual NFL Combine this week. Player interviews, workouts, and more are set to kick off on Monday and continue throughout the week at Lucas Oil Stadium.
The Atlanta Falcons will enter the 2026 offseason with some questions at quarterback, and addressing the position is a critical priority for them . Michael Penix Jr.
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The Atlanta Falcons are gearing up for the NFL Combine in Indianapolis, signaling a major milestone in the early parts of the offseason. As we move closer
Tight end Kyle Pitts is one of the biggest names on the free agent market, and the former top-five pick should receive plenty of interest if the Atlanta Falcons do not re-sign him.
After wrapping up a three-year, $21.5MM contract in 2025, Falcons pending free agent linebacker Kaden Elliss is in the market for a new deal. Elliss’ future in Atlanta is uncertain, but defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich has made it clear he wants the team to keep the 30-year-old.
When Michael Penix Jr. is healthy, the Atlanta Falcons expect him to be prominent in the team's quarterback pecking order. Until then, team president Matt Ryan plans to make sure the third-year passer has plenty of support from a new coaching staff.
Despite a new regime and a fan base eager to end a postseason drought that has lasted since the 2017 season, this could end up being a relatively uneventful offseason in terms of player transactions.
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The Atlanta Falcons are eyeing a familiar veteran to stabilize their quarterback room as free agency gets underway. Joe Flacco, now 41 and well past his years as a full-time starter, is widely projected to sign with Atlanta in a move that would add experience without commanding a hefty price tag.