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Falcons announce that first three open practices are at capacity
Atlanta Falcons training camp opens this week in Flowery Branch, Georgia. The first three open practices are full, but fans can still register for later sessions.
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Falcons’ Kyle Pitts appears ready for training camp
Atlanta Falcons tight end Kyle Pitts missed minicamp and offseason organized team activities with a foot injury.
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Ex-NFLPA head reportedly spent union funds at Magic City
Lloyd Howell Jr. and two union employees visited the strip club in downtown Atlanta during this year’s NFLPA summit, according to expense reports obtained by ESPN.
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Five storylines to watch heading into Falcons’ training camp
The Falcons, with quarterback Michael Penix Jr. at the controls, are set to report for training camp Wednesday in Flowery Branch.
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Pressure on Falcons’ Raheem Morris to have Michael Penix Jr. ready to play
The Falcons coach didn’t do enough to prepare Michael Penix Jr. to play as a rookie. We’ll see what he can do now that Morris has committed to him as QB1.
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Special-teams preview: Falcons’ Koo faces competition after 2024 regression
After missing 5 field goals in both 2022 and 2023, the Falcons' Younghoe Koo missed 9 last season — though 2 were blocked, special teams coordinator Marquice Williams noted.
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Check out all of the AJC’s Falcons preseason position previews
Atlanta Falcons beat writer D. Orlando Ledbetter breaks down the Atlanta Falcons before they report to training camp July 23 for their first practice July 24.
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Falcons secondary play will require heart, mind and fists
This is the seventh of an eight-part position-by-position series analyzing the Falcons’ roster before the team reports for training camp Wednesday.
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Can rookies Jalon Walker, James Pearce Jr. improve Falcons’ dormant pass rush?
The rookie linebackers who were selected in the first round of the NFL draft, will have a lot of pressure on them to help improve the Falcons’ dormant pass rush.
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Falcons D-line plans to throw haymakers ‘like Mike Tyson’
New Atlanta Falcons defensive line coach Nate Ollie and defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich are tasked with improving a D that ranked second-to-last in sacks last season.