Giants, Browns and Titans tit nine teams who need to see their choices in April

There is hope with the Tour towards Michael Penix Jr. This season, although he only made three departures of the NFL and remains a question until the opposite prow, even with a good offensive structure around him. But it was a frustrating off -season at this stage, leaving the seventh consecutive loss season of the franchise in 2024. Atlanta released the long -standing favorite Grady Jarrett and did not make a lot of noise in free will.

There is also the elephant in the quarter-back room: Kirk Cousins ​​and his heavy salary that remains on the list, with Penix the starter anoint. It was a clumsy situation last season, and it remains. Did a team such as Cleveland unload Atlanta of cousins? Of course, but it might not happen before After The project, when cousins ​​- which has a clause without exchange – can see what opportunities exist. Until then, falconons are limited with the cap space and flexibility.

This is why the project looks like a last hope of adding talents before the training camp. The Falcons enter with only five selections, two of which are around 7. They lack the choice of the Tour 3, 5 and 6. Even their first round arrives at No. 15, which does not guarantee that they will win a ready -made talent.

The biggest problems seem to be in defense (although the OT cannot be ignored), and the Falcons may fall even further behind the BUCs in the NFC South. Raheem Morris may not be on the hot seat, but it will be a high pressure recovery for the director general Terry Fontenot, his fifth in the captain’s chair in Atlanta. The Falcons struck some of their higher choices, but it was a bit mixed after that.