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Where Drake London’s new deal ranks among highest-paid Atlanta sports stars
Here’s how Falcons wide receiver Drake London’s contract extension — four years for $141 million — compares to the highest annual salaries in Atlanta sports history.
‘Everybody’s behind her’: Colts owner Carlie Irsay-Gordon sets new standard - Clone
Carlie Irsay-Gordon, co-owner and CEO of the Colts, wears a headset on game days and attends team meetings — a rare approach that’s earned her deep respect in Indiana.
Falcons’ 4 Bill Walsh Diversity Coaching Fellows include Jessie Tuggle’s son
The Falcons' Bill Walsh Diversity Coaching Fellows are Khalid Blount, Clint Sintim, Justin Tuggle and Anthony Walker Jr. They also created an Ollie Wilson Coaching Fellowship.
‘Very talented OC’: Falcons’ approved by former college players - Clone
The offenses at Notre Dame and Alabama excelled with Tommy Rees as part of the staff, and former players also praised his ability to build relationships with them.
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Falcons DC Ulbrich ‘hopeful’ for head coaching interviews after NFL program
The experience, Jeff Ulbrich says, “was fantastic” — and he’s optimistic he’ll eventually get the chance to bear its fruit during a hiring cycle.
Falcons agree to new deal with receiver Drake London for 4 years, $141M
Falcons receiver Drake London has a new four-year contract worth $141 million and, with bonuses, can reach as much as $150 million.
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Charges against former Georgia receiver Zachariah Branch dismissed
Misdemeanor charges against former Georgia wide receiver Zachariah Branch, now with the Atlanta Falcons, were dismissed.
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Falcons are swinging big on Drake London, who’s wired to prove them right
With a $141 million contract extension, the Atlanta Falcons make Drake London the highest-paid receiver in team history — and a cornerstone of its new regime.
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Why signing Drake London for big money now is right move for Falcons
Opinion: It's good that the Falcons didn't wait until they had a better quarterback to throw to Drake London before signing the wide receiver to a rich contract extension.
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Penix, Tagovailoa are ‘working together’ to benefit each other, Falcons
Falcons quarterbacks Michael Penix Jr. and Tua Tagovailoa are competing for the team's starting job, but they're "working together" for the benefit of themselves and the team.




































