ESPN's Chris Russo absolutely crushed Atlanta Falcons head coach Raheem Morris and general manager Terry Fontenot for how they handled quarterback Kirk Cousins's injury at the end of the season.

The Falcons drafted Michael Penix Jr. and signed Kirk Cousins last year. Terry Fontenot was asked if his time with the Saints influenced the decision:

Three years after trading away Matt Ryan, the Atlanta Falcons find themselves with another veteran quarterback to offload. Kirk Cousins has three years left on his contract but is unlikely to return in 2025 due to Michael Penix Jr.

Chris "Mad Dog" Russo fumes at the Atlanta Falcons' front office for saying they were unaware of Kirk Cousins' injuries during the season.

The Atlanta Falcons GM expects to keep Kirk Cousins on the team in 2025 despite him being benched for Michael Penix Jr. earlier last season. Emmanuel Acho, LeSean McCoy, James Jones, and Chase Daniel ask if it’s a mistake to keep Cousins on the roster.

Atlanta Falcons general manager Terry Fontenot dished on his plans about Kirk Cousins after the quarterback was benched for rookie Michael Penix Jr. late last season.

Atlanta is all in on quarterback Michael Penix Jr. as the face of the franchise, but the Falcons insist they don't have to part with high-priced No. 2 Kirk Cousins.

Falcons general manager Terry Fontenot and coach Raheem Morris sidestepped questions about Cousins' health on Tuesday.

Atlanta Falcons general manager Terry Fontenot reiterated his intent Tuesday to keep Kirk Cousins in the fold as the backup quarterback. Fontenot's comments came after he said in January that he was "very confident moving forward with [Cousins] as the backup.

The Falcons were unaware that QB Kirk Cousins was dealing with an injury late last season beyond a single injury report. Cousins, who had hurt his right shoulder and right elbow in Week 10, is expected to remain QB 2 in 2025.

NFL Scouting Combine is getting underway and the Atlanta Falcons’ top brass are in attendance. General manager Terry Fontenot addressed the media on Tuesday morning, fielding several questions. Naturally,