FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga – Thursday marked the start of what should be an eventful summer of training camp action for the Atlanta Falcons at Flowery Branch. A sold-out crowd was on hand as early as 7: ...

The Falcons were 28th in DVOA last season with a poor scheme from a first-year defensive coordinator. There’s virtually no way this defense gets worse in 2025; the same goes for the kicking game.

The Falcons, with quarterback Michael Penix Jr. at the controls, are set to report for training camp Wednesday in Flowery Branch. Here are five storylines to watch during training camp: ...

Atlanta Falcons offensive tackle Kaleb McGary, #76, on the field during training camp at IBM Performance Field in Flowery Branch, Georgia, on July 24, 2025. (Dale Zanine-Imagn Images) ...

The Falcons, as currently constructed — $174.7 million of cap commitments on offense versus $123.3 million on defense — likely will have to lean more heavily on their offense than most.

Expectations are mounting for the Atlanta Falcons. Just how high can the 2025 cast soar? Well, with Michael Penix Jr. under center, the Lombardi Trophy's the limit, according to wide receiver Ray ...

Falcons right tackle Kaleb McGary — who will be tasked with protecting left-handed quarterback Michael Penix Jr.'s blind side this season — reacts during the first practice of training camp on ...

So there you have it. If the Falcons had been honest with Cousins about their quarterback situation, the trickle-down effect would have led Nix to Las Vegas, Bowers to Denver and Cousins to Cleveland.