Falcons' Offseason Moves: Key Contracts, Cap Space, and Special Teams Boost
By Babita Singh
NFL NEWS
The Falcons are poised for a transformative offseason, with quarterback decisions and key contract negotiations taking center stage.
Amid various storylines, the team's cap space of around $40 million for the 2024 season provides flexibility.
The NFL Combine kicks off soon, leading to the league year and Terry Fontenot's pursuit of impactful free agent signings.
In a relatively quiet period, the Falcons have made their first significant move, securing long snapper Liam McCullough on an exclusive rights free agent deal.
In a relatively quiet period, the Falcons have made their first significant move, securing long snapper Liam McCullough on an exclusive rights free agent deal.
McCullough, a consistent presence over the last two seasons, will continue to contribute to special teams alongside Younghoe Koo and Bradley Pinion.
While some may underestimate the significance of this move, the value of special teams cannot be overstated, often determining the outcome of NFL games.
With Marquice Williams back under Raheem Morris, the Falcons aim to regain their 2022 special teams prowess, recognizing its pivotal role in game outcomes.
In a league where margins matter, McCullough's return underscores the team's commitment to refining every aspect, acknowledging the impact of the third phase of the game.