Kirk Cousins has told the Atlanta Falcons he wants to be a starter and coach Raheem Morris didn’t rule out a trade while reiterating the team intends to keep him as the backup to Michael Penix Jr. Cousins,

The Atlanta Falcons don't expect to see quarterback Kirk Cousins at voluntary workouts, but he may need to show up June 9 to avoid fines.

The Atlanta Falcons remain in a holding pattern on Kirk Cousins’ future. Head coach Raheem Morris said at the Annual League Meeting that the veteran quarterback wants to remain a starter, which could possibly incentives him to waive his no-trade clause.

The team placed a right-of-refusal tender on backup center Ryan Neuzil, and it sounds like he could take over as the starter in 2025. Head coach Raheem Morris was asked about the center position at Tuesday's league meeting.

The Atlanta Falcons and Cleveland Browns are involved in a big trade with a quarterback not named Kirk Cousins in Eric Edholm's latest mock draft on NFL.com.

The Atlanta Falcons were 8-9 in 2024, and if the projected win totals coming out of Vegas are to believed, they're going backwards in 2025.

After only six seasons with the Atlanta Falcons and Detroit Lions, defensive lineman John Cominsky is retiring. Cominsky was a fourth-round pick of the 2019 NFL Draft by the Falcons. After being released by the Atlanta Falcons following the 2022 NFL Draft, Cominsky joined the Detroit Lions and made a significant contribution to the team.

Cousins isn't expected at voluntary OTAs this spring, D. Orlando Ledbetter of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports. The Falcons kept Cousins on the roster in mid-March rather than releasing him to avoid a $10 million guarantee kicking in.