Mongo3451

Digging deeper. Matt Ryan publicly stated that the GM and head coach will have roster authority. This should put fake news to rest...

Turner should be 3T only. Dexter is horse crap at 3T and should only play 1T. Honestly, I don't really like him at all. He's still the last person off the ball. If it's 4th and 1, I know I'm getting one by running at him. Billings gets a lot of crap, but he's faster off the ball by a longshot. Your pick of Kayden McDonald is a good one. He's a big man that is disruptive. I would draft another 3T after that. Turner and draftee would make Jarrett obsolete.

By all means, this rant is not directed to anyone here. The Internet experts are full of crap. I can't find anywhere that states anything that anyone on this board are speculating. Matt Ryan is president of football and is looking for a general manager. Regardless of anything else, it will be an executive position within the category of the pick compensation. There is also nothing in print that outlines Ryan's job. I'm fully convinced, IF Ian gets the job, we will get the picks.

What loop? If Cunningham goes to the Falcons, we get 3rd rounders. Am I missing something?

Just saw Cunningham is interviewing...

Caleb has a lot more to work on than completion percentage. That will naturally raise it.

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Matt Ryan has been named the Atlanta Falcons' President of Football as of January 10, 2026, leaving his role as a CBS Sports analyst to return to the organization. In this new front-office position, he oversees all football operations, reports to owner Arthur Blank, and is actively leading the search for a new head coach and general manager.

Atlanta fired their GM

Something I noticed and am not sure has been discussed yet is that Matt Ryan is the president of the Falcons. Ryan and Poles were roommates in college. Cross your fingers...

I think that a felony in NY...

I understand. Kmet can be a 70 catch guy. The thing is, he doesn't have the separation and run after catch ability that makes him special. Anyway, hopefully he's here for years to come. I truly think he and Loveland can coexist on 150 targets a year going forward.

He's under contract for more than he's worth, so what...

I don't see it that way. While being a big Kmet fan, I don't see him as a bell cow. He's more of a plow horse. Loveland is purely different. He may be the biggest difference maker on the team. Cole is steady and reliable, but I don't see him consistently winning routes like Colston does. I really like having them both going forward...

And they have a DT we need...