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Falcons want Bralen Trice to ‘show the world who he is’ after 2 lost seasons
Falcons outside linebacker Bralen Trice, who missed his first two NFL seasons with knee injuries, is poised to compete for a roster spot when training camp starts July 29.
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How Olamide Zaccheaus’ newfound ‘winning mentality’ elevates Falcons in reunion
Zaccheaus, back with Atlanta and entering his eighth season as an NFL receiver, is different from his last stint.
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‘He’s going to be a star’: Falcons expect even more from Watts in Year 2
The Atlanta Falcons anticipate second-year safety Xavier Watts, who was fourth in the 2025 NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year voting, will take another step forward in 2026.
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Why Falcons were ‘no-brainer’ for Brian Robinson Jr. after tough career twist
Bijan Robinson’s new backfield complement with the Falcons offers a similar skill set to that of Tyler Allgeier, who left for the Cardinals in free agency.
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He left Ole Miss for the Falcons, and now he’s challenging Jeff Ulbrich
Atlanta Falcons assistant Patrick Toney, who is the team's defensive passing game coordinator, briefly took a job at Ole Miss before another NFL opportunity arose.
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4 Falcons, including Matt Ryan, to be honored for impact off the field
The Pro Football Retired Players Association (PFRPA) will celebrate off-the-field efforts by Matt Ryan, Ovie Mughelli, Brian Jordan and Pedro Salgado at a banquet in Atlanta.
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Atlanta pro sports icon Deion Sanders details how he became ‘cancer-free’
Former Atlanta Falcons and Braves star Deion Sanders shares details of the robotic surgery he had on his bladder in an Associated Press report. He says he is "cancer-free."
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After ‘terrible’ year, Christian Harris eyes fresh start with Falcons
The Falcons nabbed Christian Harris, their likely starting linebacker, at a value price this spring after his subpar final season with the Texans.
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Jahan Dotson wants to prove the Falcons — and himself — right
Former first-round receiver has a starting opportunity with the Falcons after an up-and-down first four years of his career.
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Japan to Falcons and back again: How Robert Prince became chief energy officer
The Falcons wide receivers coach, and third-oldest member of the team’s coaching staff, is a never-ending, unrelenting ball of energy.














