Darnell Mooney

Kirk Cousins was understandably frustrated as the offense continued to struggle, but the Falcons did just enough to beat the Saints.

The new-look Falcons open training camp under new head coach Raheem Morris on July 24.

The Falcons have 86 players on their roster. That means they can add four more at any point before training camp. Where do they need help?

The Falcons addressed offense in free agency. The draft will let them add to the defense as we do in this seven-round mock draft.

Thoughts on who's made the most positive changes this week and how well the Jets could handle an Aaron Rodgers VP run.

From Henry bounding to Baltimore to Danielle Hunter heading to Houston, we examine the biggest news from Day 2 of NFL free agency.

By Josh Kendall, Jeff Howe, Randy Mueller and Kevin Fishbain The Atlanta Falcons bolstered their wide receiving corps Tuesday by agreeing to terms with free agent Darnell Mooney on a three-year deal that could be worth up to $39 million and guarantees the former Bears wide receiver $26 million, a league source told The Athletic’s Jeff Howe. The 5-foot-11, 173-pound Mooney was rated the 19th-best free agent available this offseason by The Athletic’s Randy Mueller and joins quarterback Kirk Cousins, who agreed to terms Monday, as new Falcons intended to improve an offense that was 26th in...

Ahead of free agency, the Chiefs could find several affordable second-tier veterans to strengthen their roster.

Don't expect Cincinnati to get into any bidding wars and age will be a big consideration with any new additions.

The Bears have money to spend in free agency, including on their own players. The big question is what happens with Johnson.

We go inside the numbers for the 2023 Bears offense, looking at Moore's milestones and the O-line, where Darnell Wright was an ironman.

What we learned from Bears president/CEO Kevin Warren, GM Ryan Poles and Eberflus at the end-of-season news conference.

The Bears dialed up deep shots but rarely connected in Cleveland, and as it has often been, the errors were across the board on offense.

The Browns' 38-year-old quarterback made more plays than Fields did Sunday. What does that mean for the Bears QB's future?

The Bears had their chances, including the final Hail Mary. Instead, it was another fourth-quarter collapse, all but ending playoff hopes.

Fields has a major opportunity to impress the front office in Chicago, and teams around the league, if he plays well in Cleveland.

The Bears are 2-11 in games decided by eight points or fewer the last two years. That should factor into the evaluation of coach and QB.

Bears players and coaches will focus on winning down the stretch, but for the front office, it's about finding answers ahead of 2024.