T he Atlanta Falcons could have some question marks heading into the 2025 season, but there is no question surrounding the dynamic Bijan Robinson. Robinson has emerged as one of the best running backs in the NFL, and his 2025 season has already been predicted to be great.

Although Koo didn’t get a chance to attempt a kick from that distance in his game against the Titans on Friday, he hit a career-high 58-yard field goal to walk off the New Orleans Saints in Week 4 of the 2024 season. While the competition between the two has been close, head coach Raheem Morris is giving Koo the edge.

After seven straight losing seasons, Atlanta’s mix of young talent and future stars gives fans hope, but questions around quarterback Michael Penix Jr. and the coaching staff leave uncertainty about the franchise’s trajectory.

Michael Penix Jr. and Kyle Pitts are turning offseason golf outings into on-field chemistry, and the Falcons may need that bond to spark a breakout in 2025.

When the Atlanta Falcons selected Michael Penix Jr. with the eighth overall pick of the 2024 NFL Draft, just about everyone wondered what they were doing. That especially included Kirk Cousins, who had just signed a four-year, $180 million contract in free agency.

Right tackle Kaleb McGary, who’s responsible for protecting the blindside of quarterback Michael Penix Jr, suffered a left leg injury on Wednesday. McGary underwent an MRI after he was carted off. The Falcons will be holding their breath that it’s nothing serious.

Former LSU football wide receiver DJ Chark spent less than a month with the Atlanta Falcons. On Monday, he was released after two preseason games.

The Atlanta Falcons signed a pair of former San Francisco 49ers tight ends prior to the 2024 season: Charlie Woerner and Ross Dwelley.

The Atlanta Falcons made multiple roster moves Monday morning, including cutting former Pro Bowl wide receiver D.J. Chark. A former second-round pick out of LSU, Chark signed with the Falcons in July after previously playing for the Jacksonville Jaguars, Detroit Lions, Carolina Panthers and Los Angeles Chargers during his career.

If Michael Penix Jr. can survive the bottom of a pile during a joint practice between his Atlanta Falcons and Tennessee Titans, he can play in an exhibition games.

Former Oklahoma Sooners safety Billy Bowman had a ready-made position with the Atlanta Falcons, and they're expecting an instant impact from the rookie.