The Falcons made eight total picks in the 2024 NFL Draft.
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The Falcons selected five picks on Day 3 of the 2024 NFL Draft.
The Falcons rounded out their 2024 draft class with five selections Thursday, giving them eight overall.
The Falcons went with their fifth defensive player in the sixth round of the draft in Detroit.
The Falcons went with their third offensive player in the sixth round of the draft in Detroit.
The Falcons went with their second offensive player in the sixth round of the draft in Detroit.
The Falcons went with a fourth defensive player in the fifth round of the draft in Detroit.
The Falcons went with their third defensive player in the fourth round of the draft in Detroit.
The Falcons prioritized a succession plan on Day 1 and defensive front reinforcements on Day 2. Where will Day 3 take them?
The Falcons selected a second Washington Husky, Bralen Trice in the third round at No. 74 overall.
The Falcons drafted defensive tackle Ruke Orhorhoro and outside linebacker Bralen Trice during the second day of the draft in Detroit.
The Falcons went with their second defensive player in the third round of the draft in Detroit.
The Falcons traded up in the second round in order to select defensive tackle Ruke Orhorhoro with the No. 35 overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft.
The Falcons went with a defensive player in the second round of the draft in Detroit.
After Atlanta drafted Penix No. 8 overall, the Falcons welcomed the quarterback to the team facility in Flowery Branch, Ga.
Atlanta has their No. 8 overall pick in Michael Penix Jr., now the focus shifts to other positions, particularly those of need.
The Falcons drafted a quarterback in the first round despite signing Kirk Cousins in free agency.
Atlanta decides to use its first-round draft pick on former Washington quarterback Michael Penix Jr.
The board is stacked. The hay is in the barn. Now comes the fun part.
As of now, the Falcons have eight picks in this year’s draft, beginning with No. 8 overall.
Hear from the men who knew Ryan’s career best, the ones who took every step with him.
Ryan was the Falcons starting quarterback from 2008-22 and set every major franchise passing record during his tenure.
The Falcons could find another man up front in the draft to learn from veterans Grady Jarrett and David Onyemata.
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