Last offseason, the Atlanta Falcons traded up into the first round of the 2025 NFL draft to select edge rusher James Pearce Jr. with the 26th overall pick. Pearce currently leads all rookies with eight sacks and has recorded at least one in each of his last six games.

The Atlanta Falcons have several pending free agents coming up on the offensive side of the football. Who could stay and who could go this offseason?

Instead, Falcons center Ryan Neuzil, who was far behind the play at the time the ball came out, sprinted downfield, jumped into the pile and ended up with possession, a crucial fumble recovery that kept the Falcons’ drive alive, leading to a touchdown and ultimately a 29-28 win.

The Falcons' Bijan Robinson was being interviewed during the Amazon Prime Video postgame show when he said an outdated name of a game he used to play.

Fontenot has made some good draft picks, including running back Bijan Robinson, and wide receiver Drake London. However, some others have not panned out, and the Falcons defense has been an issue during his tenure, ranking no better than 18th in scoring since 2021.

Starting tight end Kyle Pitts is listed as questionable for the game with a knee injury. Not having Pitts available, who has 62 catches for 631 yards this season, in a matchup where receiver Drake London has already been ruled out, would be a huge blow to Atlanta's chances of winning:

The Atlanta Falcons are officially going abroad next season. The NFL informed the team on Wednesday that it would be the designated home team for one of the five confirmed international games played in 2026. According to the release, the location, date, time, and opponent are still not official and will be announced later.