Former Atlanta Falcons safety Keanu Neal is officially calling it a career. The 29-year-old announced he was retiring from the NFL in a social media post that thanked the Falcons for giving him his start.

One name fans have been calling for over the last couple of offseasons may be available. Two-time Pro Bowl linebacker Haason Reddick is set to become a free agent after a tumultuous 2024 campaign in which he missed seven games due to a contract dispute with the New York Jets.

The Falcons need pass-rushing help, and a new prediction links them to a veteran Pro Bowler in free agency. But can Atlanta afford him?

One past Pro Bowl performer for the Atlanta Falcons has called it a career. Keanu Neal, who played eight seasons but five in Atlanta, announced his retirement from the NFL Sunday. Neal took to Instagram announcing his decision to leave the game.

Former first-round pick Keanu Neal, who spent eight seasons in the NFL primarily as a safety, announced his retirement Sunday.

With two starters set to enter free agency, the Atlanta Falcons need to find some help in the secondary this offseason. Cornerback Mike Hughes and safety Justin Simmons may not return next season and there are no clear replacements on the roster.

The Atlanta Falcons know the price they'll need to pay to acquire Cincinnati Bengals star pass rusher Trey Hendrickson.

February 24 - Former Pro Bowl safety Keanu Neal announced his retirement Sunday after playing eight NFL seasons. Neal, 29, was a first-round draft pick (17th overall) in 2016 by the Atlanta Falcons and spent his first five seasons (2016-20) with the team.

The 2024 offseason included one of the best free agent signings in NFL history. It also included one of the worst. Eagles general manager Howie Roseman struck gold when he acquire

Kirk Cousins might not know what’s next for him in Atlanta, but he’s making the most of special moments at home. The experienced quarterback recently shared a proud dad moment on Instagram.

Just two weeks ago, the Washington Commanders granted star defensive lineman Jonathan Allen permission to seek a trade. The two-time Pro Bowler apparently didn't find the kind of interest he and Washington were hoping for,