The Atlanta Falcons have spent nearly their entire existence trying to find a consistent pass rush. Trying is doing a lot of work in that last sentence, as more often than not the defensive end position is ignored while those players are frequently played out of position. Like, imagine a slow defensive end covering a team’s top wide receiver.
After Vic Beasley had his sole good season, Dan Quinn has moved him around each following offseason. The results have been pretty bad. With that in mind, I have some very bad news.