The Atlanta Falcons entered the 2025 NFL offseason with holes at the cornerback, safety, linebacker and center positions. After three weeks, the team has done a decent job of addressing these needs without using a ton of salary cap space.

For the second consecutive year, it's possible the Atlanta Falcons will focus on the same position with their biggest offseason signing and their first-round draft pick. If so, Leonard Floyd would not mind at all.

This draft could be the year that the Atlanta Falcons may look to be the new home for not one, but two Georgia Bulldogs, quieting the naysayers who have been critical of the vendetta against the University and overlooking the homegrown talent from Athens, Georgia.