The Atlanta Falcons completed their fourth training camp practice this afternoon in Flowery Branch, Georgia. Fans poured into IBM Performance Field for the team's official "Back Together Saturday" event.
Matt Ryan even made an appearance, however, he stuck to his role as president of football and did not fill in at quarterback like fans probably hoped. On the bright side, Ryan and general manager Ian Cunningham got another one of the team's core players signed to a long-term deal.
In today's Falcons Wire Recap, Matthew Bergeron gets a contract extension, Kevin Stefanski praises James Pearce and Zachariah Branch, Jawaan Taylor's return timeline is revealed and we round up the best clips from Saturday's open practice.
Atlanta has signed left guard Matthew Begeron to a four-year contract extension, the team announced on Saturday afternoon. Bergeron, a second-round pick back in 2023, has quietly established himself as one of the better interior offensive linemen in the NFL over the last three seasons.
According to NFL insiders Mike Garafolo and Jeremy Fowler, Bergeron's new deal is a four-year, $96 million contract that includes $60 million in guaranteed money. Falcons general manager Ian Cunningham already re-signed Drake London and Kyle Pitts, and he was happy to reward another core player with a new contract.
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Matt Ryan even made an appearance, however, he stuck to his role as president of football and did not fill in at quarterback like fans probably hoped. On the bright side, Ryan and general manager Ian Cunningham got another one of the team's core players signed to a long-term deal.
In today's Falcons Wire Recap, Matthew Bergeron gets a contract extension, Kevin Stefanski praises James Pearce and Zachariah Branch, Jawaan Taylor's return timeline is revealed and we round up the best clips from Saturday's open practice.
Atlanta has signed left guard Matthew Begeron to a four-year contract extension, the team announced on Saturday afternoon. Bergeron, a second-round pick back in 2023, has quietly established himself as one of the better interior offensive linemen in the NFL over the last three seasons.
According to NFL insiders Mike Garafolo and Jeremy Fowler, Bergeron's new deal is a four-year, $96 million contract that includes $60 million in guaranteed money. Falcons general manager Ian Cunningham already re-signed Drake London and Kyle Pitts, and he was happy to reward another core player with a new contract.
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