Following the departure of a franchise all-time great and several under-the-radar signings, Atlanta is in a period of ...

Atlanta Falcons defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich is tasked with the responsibility of reviving a pass rush that's been ...

(Photo by Tim Warner/Getty Images) Walker offers potential impact as both ... killer instinct and infectious positive energy.

Could the Jets entice former coaches Robert Saleh and Jeff Ulbrich to deal with players they likely still value from their ...

Under interim coach Jeff Ulbrich, the Jets were 28th in points (26.6) and 18th in yards allowed per game (337.9). That changed from the first five games with Saleh, when the Jets were fifth in ...

The Atlanta Falcons are doing their best this offseason to begin to remake the defense in Jeff Ulbrich's image after hiring the longtime coach to be the new defensive coordinator heading into the ...

W hen Raheem Morris took over the Atlanta Falcons last year, he made comparatively few changes to the defense. Perhaps that was out of a desire to use premium draft capital on off ...

The Falcons fired defensive coordinator Jimmy Lake in response and hired former Atlanta assistant Jeff Ulbrich to replace him. Advertisement Ulbrich’s welcome-home gift was … not much.

But for as good as that worked out, this year might be a different story as new defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich was caught telling the world how much he loves Georgia safety Malaki Starks.

The Atlanta Falcons have only drafted 12 Georgia players since 1966, and there has been plenty of of negative commentary that has surrounded that from both fan bases for good reason. There's the sense ...

He measured 6-foot-1 and 197 pounds at the NFL Combine with a 4.5 forty and 4.45 shuttle. Those numbers are roughly average for a safety. Emmanwori however was on a different level. Emmanwori ...

Cox/Getty Images) Penix returns as the starting ... The former Clemson standout could play a key role in 2025, likely as a starter in Jeff Ulbrich's defense. Floyd is Atlanta's lone big-name ...