The Falcons announced the completion of general manager interviews for four candidates today as the team seeks a total reload of team leadership this offseason.
The Atlanta Falcons announced completed interviews with Eagles senior personnel director Joe Douglas and Chiefs assistant GM Mike Bradway on Friday for
Former Atlanta Falcons assistant general manager Kyle Smith has reportedly agreed to join the Miami Dolphins with the same title. This report first came from NFL insider Tom Pelissero on Friday evening. Smith got his start with the Washington Commanders in 2011 as a scout.
Tom Pelissero NFL Media reports that the Dolphins are hiring Kyle Smith as their assistant GM to new GM Jon-Eric Sullivan. Smith will hold the same title in Miami as the one he had with the Falcons. You can expect more moves from the Dolphins front office, as they make build out the new regime.
Can Seattle keep it going? Will there be any further separation in the middle of the pack? And will things get even worse for struggling traditional powers like Green Bay? Let’s get to the games.
The Atlanta Falcons are entering a pivotal offseason after major overhauls with the front office and coaching staff. As of Friday, the team has hired a new head coach in Kevin Stefanski, but is still looking for its next general manager.
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The Atlanta Falcons announced they completed an interview with 49ers’ director of scouting and football operations Josh Williams for their general manager position.
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Atlanta Falcons running back Tyler Allgeier is set to become a free agent this offseason. A fifth-round pick in the 2022 NFL Draft, Allgeier made an immediate impact as a rookie, rushing for 1,035 yards and setting the Falcons’ franchise record for most rushing yards by a rookie.
During the offseason, the Atlanta Falcons will be looking to add wide receivers to the team, whether that be through free agency or the draft. Pro Football Focus names Atlanta as the top destination for free agent receiver George Pickens.
ATLANTA – The search for the next general manager of the Atlanta Falcons is taking shape. After Atlanta hired Kevin Stefanski as its head coach on January 17th, the search for the general manager accelerated.
Nearly a week after the Falcons owner Arthur Blank cleaned house by firing HC Raheem Morris and GM Terry Fontenot, his first major decision was to bring back franchise legend Matt Ryan.
As the Steelers and Bills’ searches get underway, the Browns, Cardinals and Raiders’ processes have shifted into the background a bit. Two candidates (Mike McDaniel, Jesse Minter) pulled out of the Cleveland search, while Kevin Stefanski exited the Vegas derby.
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As the Falcons begin their first round of interviews for the vacant general manager position, one surprise name has entered the conversation — former Jets GM Joe Douglas.
The NFL coaching cycle continues to churn as several head coach openings have been filled. The Atlanta Falcons hired recently-fired Cleveland Browns coach Kevin Stefanski, and he has been working to fill out his staff.
NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reports the Falcons denied the 49ers request to interview secondary coach Justin Hood for a high-ranking spot on San Francisco’s staff.
There’s been a lot of chatter from the Cleveland side about new Falcons head coach Kevin Stefanski’s demeanor and his ability to connect with players, and Baker Mayfield’s tweet earlier this week only poured more fuel on that fire.
The Atlanta Falcons are starting a new era during the 2026 NFL offseason. Atlanta already brought in head coach Kevin Stefanski and installed former QB Matt Ryan as the team’s President of Football.
The Atlanta Falcons made the hiring of offensive coordinator Tommy Rees official on Thursday and also announced the retention of three members of the coaching staff.
ESPN's Seth Walder has grown weary of the NFL’s “Most Valuable Player” award, which is effectively turning into a “Best Quarterback” honor. In response,
The Atlanta Falcons’ coaching staff is beginning to take shape as the search for their next general manager gets underway Thursday. At defensive coordinator, Jeff Ulbrich has been retained, something most fans were hoping for despite the firing of Raheem Morris.
The Falcons’ GM interviews are set to begin Thursday, with several candidates lined up for the first round, including Texans assistant GM James Liipfert and Steelers assistant GM Andy Weidl.
With the Falcons’ search for a new president of football operations and head coach complete, the team is now looking for their next general manager. Three
The Falcons were expected to release Cousins before $67.9M in guaranteed money for the 2027 season vests on March 13 of this year. Has that plan changed with the hiring of a new head coach?
The Atlanta Falcons didn’t just fill a coaching vacancy — they made a statement. By bringing in Bill Callahan to run the offensive line, the franchise signaled a clear shift toward physical football and a renewed commitment to winning at the line of scrimmage.