The Godfather of Mock Drafts has put out his first iteration of the 2025 cycle, and Mel Kiper has the Falcons finally addressing the defensive side of the ball with their first-round pick. Since Terry Fontenot took over GM duties in Atlanta, the Falcons have only drafted offensive players in the first round, but that
The NFL is the league of parity. No professional league has more playoff turnover year to year, but the Falcons still remain in a postseason drought, one that’s existed for seven seasons. Despite the monumental investment in the roster over the last two offseasons, the results have still been middling. Whether it’s a different head
The Falcons have had four defensive coordinators in five seasons, along with a wealth of investment in that side of the ball through free agency, the draft, and trades, yet the unit is still among the worst in football. The new defensive coordinator, Jeff Ulbrich, could actually be considered the fifth defensive coordinator in as
The Braves have yet to agree to a guaranteed major league deal with a free agent, and as Spring Training rapidly approaches, fans are getting anxious. It’s fair to wonder what the hell Alex Anthopoulos is doing. This offseason, we’ve watched Max Fried, Charlie Morton, and A.J. Minter leave in free agency, Joe Jimenez undergo
The Falcons have a potentially franchise-altering decision looming this offseason — cut, trade, or hold Kirk Cousins. Arthur Blank, Terry Fontenot, and Raheem Morris all decided to aggressively attack the quarterback position last offseason, and they came away with the top free agent on the market, agreeing to a $180 million deal to bring Kirk
While the Braves have needs in the outfield and rotation, it’s been relievers that the club has been linked to in free agency, most notably Tanner Scott. The top relief arm on the free agent market inked a $72 million deal over the weekend to join the Dodgers, a theme for the offseason. The phrase
While Braves fans complain about the Dodgers signing Tanner Scott away from them in free agency, Alex Anthopoulos is still mulling potential deals, and one that MLB.com’s Thomas Harrigan believes should come to fruition is one with Jack Flaherty. “For a team with championship aspirations, the Braves’ rotation has a ton of question marks following the
Alex Anthopoulos has yet to sign a free agent to a guaranteed major league contract, but there was hope that Tanner Scott would change that. The Braves were linked to the blockbuster free agent, and a report from Jon Morosi  last week suggested a decision could come over the weekend. It did. Unfortunately, Atlanta was outbid
When the Falcons hired Raheem Morris over Bill Belichick, it was criticized as the “safe” hire, with many reporting there was a power struggle going on behind the scenes with Terry Fontenot, Rich McKay and others on the search committee fearful of their own standing within the organization. Belichick commands attention in every room he
The Braves had three marquee free agents coming into the winter and have now watched all three — Max Fried, Charlie Morton, and A.J. Minter — sign with other clubs. Fried agreed to a record-breaking contract with the Yankees, a price the Braves were never going to come close to. Minter signed a two-year, $22
