Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank is comfortable having Kirk Cousins, despite investing $100 million of guaranteed money in the QB, as a backup.

Every NFL draft is different, and regardless how good or bad a particular class may look after one season, it takes a few years to fairly evaluate things. The Atlanta Falcons shook up the 2024 NFL draft by taking quarterback Michael Penix Jr.

With three years remaining on a four-year contract signed 13 months ago, Kirk Cousins is guaranteed nothing in Atlanta in 2025. Well, other than the $27.5 million Falcons owner Arthur Blank owes for the upcoming season under the terms of that pact.

Nearly every major mock draft being published in recent weeks has projected the Tennessee Titans to select Miami quarterback Cam Ward for the No. 1 pick. Ward has likely done enough to solidify himself as the top pick after an impressive offseason.

The Atlanta Falcons and Cleveland Browns are involved in a big trade with a quarterback not named Kirk Cousins in Eric Edholm's latest mock draft on NFL.com.

Although Prescott has since received a new deal from the Cowboys, the hypothetical question was back in the spotlight Monday. The quarterback’s agent, Todd France, revealed some key details on the negotiations in a recent interview, highlighting Prescott’s willingness to “bet on himself.”

Former Atlanta Falcons defensive lineman John Cominsky has officially retired from the NFL after five seasons. Cominsky announced his retirement via social media on Monday afternoon. The 29-year-old was drafted by the Falcons in the fourth round of the 2019 NFL draft out of Charleston.