In just 89 days, the Falcons and Panthers will be kicking off their season opener in Week 1. But on Tuesday, they’re kicking off mandatory minicamp. And now that we’re past the voluntary portion of the offseason,

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The Atlanta Falcons haven't made the playoffs since the 2017 NFL season, and the pressure is on head coach Raheem Morris and general manager Terry Fontenot to end the drought in 2025. The team went into the offseason with one big hole on offense and several questions marks on defense.

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Time is running out for the Atlanta Falcons to get a return on former No. 4 overall pick Kyle Pitts as he enters the last year of his contract.

Overall, the Falcons have roughly $20 million in salary cap space committed to the guard position. Lindstrom is one of the highest-paid offensive linemen in the NFL, but no other player on the roster will top the $2.5 million mark in 2025. Bergeron is a major bargain at $2.4 million, but he'll be up for an extension soon.

The Atlanta Falcons have spent years building their offensive line before selecting quarterback Michael Penix Jr. in the first round of the 2024 NFL draft. While the majority of starters will return in 2025, the Falcons lost center Drew Dalman in free agency.

The best pass-catching option behind Pitts is the rookie Simon, who in 2024 caught 40 passes for 519 yards and seven touchdowns, becoming the first tight end in the University of South Carolina's history to lead the team in all three categories.