Watch highlights from the second week of OTAs at the Atlanta Falcons training facility.
Will McFadden & Tori McElhaney were at the second week of the Atlanta Falcons OTAs, and they’re here to share their notes: from Tua Tagovailoa & the QB competition to a quite Kyle Pitts Sr. resurgence to what it means for Divine Deablo to have the green dot on defense, they answer all your questions and more! 0:00 - Intro & Trade Suggestion 7:40 - Talking Tua Tagovailoa 15:25 - QB Competition Update 23:00 - Evolving Defense 29:36 - Kyle Pitts Sr. 34:40 - Injury Report 37:18 - Scheduling & Segments 39:11 - Know the Foe: Steelers
Atlanta Falcons coaches Jeff Ulbrich, Bill Callahan, and Robert Prince speak to the media about what they've seen through the first 2 weeks of OTAs. 0:00 - Jeff Ulbrich 16:56 - Bill Callahan 23:25 - Robert Prince
Atlanta Falcons Wide Receiver Drake London, Tight End Kyle Pitts Sr., Wide Receiver Jahan Dotson, Running Back Brian Robinson Jr., Tackle Jake Matthews, Linebacker Divine Deablo, Linebacker Christian Harris, & Cornerback Mike Hughes all spoke with the media following another OTA practice at IBM Performance Field in Flowery Branch, GA. 00:00 - Drake London, Wide Receiver 05:18 - Kyle Pitts Sr., Tight End 13:06 - Jahan Dotson, Wide Receiver 18:22 - Brian Robinson, Running Back 23:56 - Jake Matthews, Tackle 29:27 - Divine Deablo, Linebacker 35:36 - Christian Harris, Linebacker 42:47 - Mike Hughes, Cornerback
Atlanta Falcons Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa speaks with the media following another OTA practice in Flowery Branch, GA.
Atlanta Falcons Head Coach Kevin Stefanski speaks with the media as the Falcons prepare for another OTA practice at IBM Performance Field in Flowery Branch, GA.
The Atlanta Falcons are reportedly set to have another meeting with Bill Belichick, as the former New England Patriots coach looks for his next landing spot.
Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots will be parting ways after decades together, including six Super Bowl wins
It wasn’t long ago that the Tampa bay Buccaneers were the only consistently bad team in the NFC South.
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| NFC South | W | L | % | GB | STRK |
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| Falcons | 0 | 0 | .000 | - | - |
| Panthers | 0 | 0 | .000 | - | - |
| Saints | 0 | 0 | .000 | - | - |
| Buccaneers | 0 | 0 | .000 | - | - |
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Cardinals
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26-19 |
| vs |
Rams
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27-24 |
| vs |
Saints
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19-17 |
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Broncos
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Colts
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Dolphins
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| @ |
Steelers
(-3)
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Panthers
(+2)
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| @ |
Packers
(-7)
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| @ |
Saints
(-2.5)
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| vs |
Ravens
(-4.5)
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| vs |
Bears
(-3)
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| vs |
49ers
(-4.5)
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| @ |
Buccaneers
(-4.5)
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| vs |
Bengals
(-4)
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| vs |
Chiefs
(-4)
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