In summary, the Falcons’ NFL Draft, according to PFF’s mock, reflects a clear strategy to improve their defense, focusing on the defensive line, secondary, and quarterback pressure.

These facts don't exonerate Dan Quinn or whomever may be calling the defensive plays at this point for the Falcons, but Dimitroff's draft strategy sure hasn't help matters for Atlanta's defense in ...

For now, though, the strategy has left the Falcons with a whole lot of defensive linemen and only so many places to put them on a 53-man roster. “You’re counting them up and looking at all ...

If the Falcons are left on the outside again, the prevailing thought is there will be more changes. The franchise’s stability hinges on its draftees.

Maybe Alford can revert back to his 2023 play without Jimmy Lake in Atlanta, but I really don’t think hoping that happens is a good strategy. The Falcons can’t expect the defense to improve ...

That all-in strategy, with a dramatic double-down ... The defense-first draft continued on Saturday when the Falcons added Oklahoma defensive back Billy Bowman Jr. in the fourth round.

Today, we’re copying the strategy in our first Atlanta ... traits that get him into the first round. If the Falcons stick with a 3-4 base defense, Tuimoloau doesn’t have a natural position ...

Though this appears to signal a defensive-heavy draft strategy, it doesn’t necessarily give away the Falcons’ entire plan. Even in a defense-heavy draft class, ignoring offensive prospects ...

According to SI’s Albert Breer, the strategy used by Atlanta ... specialist in a ballhawking defensive backfield." For all the criticism the Falcons faced leading up to the draft about their ...