The fantasy value for Atlanta Falcons standout Bijan Robinson and second-year quarterback Michael Penix Jr. could be negatively impacted by the absence of starting right tackle Kaleb McGary.

Selecting No. 1 in your fantasy football draft often comes with stress. While Ja'Marr Chase looks like the best 2025 top pick, read to see whether anyone else has a case.

Falcons tackle Kaleb McGary will miss some time after suffering an apparent leg injury during Wednesday's practice.

FILE - Atlanta Falcons running back Bijan Robinson (7) and quarterback Michael Penix Jr. (9) run drills during an NFL football training camp practice, May 27, 2025, in Flowery Branch, Ga.

The preseason is behind us, and it’s time for the Falcons to set their initial roster. Here’s our best projection.

While chowing down on some nachos, the multi-time All-Pro made a phone gesture to the individual, per ESPN NFL Nation's Todd Archer. While this could just be Parsons' mischievous side coming out, many will take the action at face value. Regardless of the meaning behind the move, Atlanta should indeed give the Cowboys a call.

After joining the Falcons as an undrafted free agent in 2021, Ryan Neuzil is set to take over the starting center job this season.

Last season, Robinson broke out with over 1,800 yards combined and 14 rushing touchdowns. Atlanta is hoping that he can replicate those numbers in 2025 and lead the Falcons back to the postseason ...

If you're in fantasy football you've seen the video by now, and your abs are probably still hurting from all the laughter. The video in question shows a fantasy football fan making the No. 1 pick in his fantasy draft.

Falcons running back Bijan Robinson is making plays on and off the field. During National Volunteer Week, he joined Backpack Buddies of Metro Atlanta and over 500 Mercedes-Benz employees to pack 6,000 meals—more than 7,