As we’ve said repeatedly this spring, the Atlanta Falcons need to focus most of their efforts on their mediocre defense. To this point, that’s largely what they’ve done, with their three biggest signings (Leonard Floyd, Divine Deablo, and Mike Hughes) all coming on that side of the ball. That should continue, and we will be looking at appealing free agents still out there for whenever the Falcons find a way to carve out some more 2025 cap space.
All that said, the offense is not without its warts. The team is set to be heavily reliant on Ray-Ray McCloud as their third receiver with no clear, high-end fourth option, they need to upgrade on Ross Dwelley’s 2024 nothingburger as the team’s third tight end, and most importantly, they need to add a starter or at least veteran competition at center.