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1 week ago | 
thefalcoholic.com | Saivion Mixson
Kirby Lee-Imagn Images Over the past couple of weeks, the Atlanta Falcons have been eviscerated for their resource allocation in the 2025 NFL Draft.
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2 weeks ago | 
thefalcoholic.com | Saivion Mixson
Ken Ruinard - Imagn Images Despite what national media may say about the Atlanta Falcons and their 2025 draft, fans of the team seem optimistic about the haul they were able to muster, given their limited draft capital. Grabbing two bona fide pass rushers, one prototypical, one ideational, and two ballhawks in the secondary at value is a great foundation to build a defensive identity. Despite this, there was one glaring omission from the 2025 draft: Physicality.
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2 weeks ago | 
thefalcoholic.com | Saivion Mixson
Kirby Lee-Imagn Images One of the best feelings in the world is the feeling of optimism. This weekend, Atlanta Falcons fans felt that optimism for the first time as Terry Fontenot put on a masterclass of drafting for value. According to Arif Hasan’s Consensus board, Fontenot did not reach for a single prospect and brought in a litany of UDFAs to arouse more excitement, most notably former three-time All-Big-12 cornerback Cobee Bryant.
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2 weeks ago | 
thefalcoholic.com | Saivion Mixson
Terry Fontenot. Take a bow. Given limited draft capital, the General Manager for the Atlanta Falcons put on a masterclass in maximizing value. According to Arif Hasan’s Consensus Big Board, Fontenot did not reach on a single player, with the only “non-value” pick matching the consensus board at 26 with James Pearce, Jr. (trade value notwithstanding).
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3 weeks ago | 
thefalcoholic.com | Saivion Mixson
Kimberly P. Mitchell/Detroit Free Press / USA TODAY NETWORK Welcome to the final stretch, Atlanta Falcons fans. After months of mental gymnastics and agonizing over this year’s draft class, the 2025 NFL Draft will be open in only a matter of days.
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1 month ago | 
thefalcoholic.com | Saivion Mixson
Jerome Miron-Imagn Images It’s back, baby. The most comprehensive look at the NFL draft is back as The Athletic’s Dane Brugler released the 2025 version of The Beast for everyone to enjoy. 400+ profiles. 2,700+ prospects. In a few words, it’s an NFL Draft lover’s dream. On his cameos on The Athletic Football Show, Brugler speaks about how scouts can boil down a prospect to one line. One sentence to describe hours of film study and days of research on a kid’s potential in the NFL.
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1 month ago | 
thefalcoholic.com | Saivion Mixson
Jerome Miron-Imagn Images It’s back, baby. The most comprehensive look at the NFL draft is back as The Athletic’s Dane Brugler released the 2025 version of The Beast for everyone to enjoy. 400+ profiles. 2,700+ prospects. In a few words, it’s an NFL Draft lover’s dream. On his cameos on The Athletic Football Show, Brugler speaks about how scouts can boil down a prospect to one line. One sentence to describe hours of film study and days of research on a kid’s potential in the NFL.
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1 month ago | 
thefalcoholic.com | Saivion Mixson
Matt Pendleton-Imagn Images It’s back, baby. The most comprehensive look at the NFL draft is back, as The Athletic’s Dane Brugler released the 2025 version of The Beast for everyone to enjoy. 400+ profiles. 2,700+ prospects. In a few words, it’s an NFL Draft lover’s dream from one of the best analysts in the game. On his cameos on The Athletic Football Show, Brugler speaks about how scouts can boil down a prospect to one line.
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1 month ago | 
sports.yahoo.com | Saivion Mixson
It’s back, baby. The most comprehensive look at the NFL draft is back, as The Athletic’s Dane Brugler released the 2025 version of The Beast for everyone to enjoy. 400+ profiles. 2,700+ prospects. In a few words, it’s an NFL Draft lover’s dream from one of the best analysts in the game. AdvertisementOn his cameos on The Athletic Football Show, Brugler speaks about how scouts can boil down a prospect to one line.
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1 month ago | 
thefalcoholic.com | Saivion Mixson
Dale Zanine-Imagn Images The whiteboards in the facilities in Flowery Branch should all have one word plastered on the top of them: Defense. The Atlanta Falcons fielded a lackluster defense last season that allowed 30+ points in four of their last seven starts, including their final two weeks that resulted in overtime losses.
