It would have been hard to believe on Nov. 3 that the Atlanta Falcons were going to be watching the NFL playoffs from home for a seventh straight year, but

Falcons head coach Raheem Morris was asked whether defensive coordinator Jimmy Lake will be retained in 2025: “We got to evaluate all of our coaches. We got to evaluate all of our players. … That’s the process that happens now. There will never be anything that’s the same in the…

As Atlanta Falcons head coach Raheem Morris walked off the podium from his postgame press conference after Sunday's 44-38 overtime loss to the Carolina Panthers, he shared a warm hug with Falcons owner Arthur Blank.

“The light at the end of the tunnel for us, despite how bad and poor we played on defense or anywhere is the quarterback,” Morris said. “Michael Penix is certainly outstanding. He certainly one of the guys that's going to play in this league and absolutely dominate for us as long as we allow him.”

From the brilliance of Michael Penix Jr. to the defense's disaster, who's rising and falling after the Atlanta Falcons' loss to the Carolina Panthers on Sunday.

As the Falcons complete their exit interviews after another frustrating season, it doesn’t feel as if a major shakeup is coming. Despite delivering a losing record in all four years as Falcons GM, Terry Fontenot’s job appears safe,

Atlanta Falcons head coach believes his team's collapse in the final-two months of the season, and especially against the Carolina Panthers is not a harbinger of things to come in 2025.