The Atlanta Falcons have several marketable stars, but the winning has not yet followed them. Despite having not been in the NFC playoffs since 2017, the Dirty

The biggest story of the offseason for the Atlanta Falcons has revolved around Kirk Cousins and whether or not he will be still be a member of the team for the 2025 season. The Falcons signed Cousins to a lucrative contract prior to the 2024 campaign but ultimately had to bench him for rookie Michael Penix Jr.

The Atlanta Falcons have a lot riding on second-year quarterback Michael Penix Jr., and Charles McDonald of Yahoo Sports likes what he sees.

As of the afternoon of May 14, it certainly seemed as if the Atlanta Falcons and quarterback Kirk Cousins were willing to remain attached to each other through the 2025 season even though 2024 first-round draft pick Michael Penix Jr. has replaced Cousins atop Atlanta's depth chart.

According to several media reports Wednesday, the Falcons will have two Monday Night Football contests — both at home — against the Buffalo Bills and Rams. They’ll also have

Penix was impressive, but his limited body of work landed him lower on the list than some of the other quarterbacks from his draft class. Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels was ranked No. 1, Bears QB Caleb Williams was ranked sixth, and Bo Nix of the Broncos landed at No. 7.

Things may have been drastically different for the Atlanta Falcons had they not passed on Justin Fields during the 2021 NFL Draft

At +8000, the Atlanta Falcons are No. 22 in the league in terms of Super Bowl-winning odds as of May 14. Learn more about the Atlanta Falcons on Fox Sports. The Falcons' 8-9 record last year was ...