In the process, the Atlanta Falcons linebacker has proven to be pretty indispensable. That also means the Falcons are facing a key decision. Elliss' contract is up after this season. That could result in a franchise tag next offseason if a long-term contract isn't immediately forthcoming.

If the Atlanta Falcons are serious about the idea of potentially moving on from tight end Kyle Pitts in a contract year, they just got some bad news that could possibly impact the quality of the offers they'll receive this summer.

Kirk Cousins' big-money contract with the Falcons is once again drawing attention after the release of Netflix's "Quarterback" series.

As Kyle Pitts enters the final year of his rookie deal, the Falcons’ silence and growing trade interest could make this season his last in Atlanta.

The New York Jets had quite the 2022 NFL Draft. They had the No. 4 and No. 10-overall picks that year and it looks like they nailed them both. With cornerback Sauce Gardner and wide receiver Garrett Wilson entering their fourth NFL seasons,

It will be tough to get a deal done based on the current landscape, but if the opporutnity comes, the Atlanta Falcons need to jump at this move

Kansas City Chiefs defensive end George Karlaftis has agreed to a four-year, $93 million contract extension with $62 million guaranteed, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported on Sunday.

Four of the NFL’s 32 teams begin training camp this week looking for a starting quarterback. No competition is more interesting than in Cleveland, where four names could be thrown in a hat and come out in any order: Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett, Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders.

In April 2024, the Atlanta Falcons decided to pick up the fifth-year option on Kyle Pitts' rookie contract. However, the rumor mill has been churning about how the team is not looking to provide the tight end with an extension ahead of the 2025 season.

“No whispers” of a Falcons-Pitts accord have come out, per the Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s D. Orlando Ledbetter. Pitts is set to play the season on a $10.88MM fifth-year option. An opportunity to cash in come 2026 would await the Florida product, though his path toward the tight end market’s upper reaches is murky.

Garrett Wilson got paid. That means Atlanta Falcons star receiver Drake London is next up. It sure looks like London is going to secure a hefty bag after the payday Wilson got. The New York Jets wideout will get $32.5 million per year and $130 million in total.