Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank said the team and quarterback Kirk Cousins are in a "good place" amid his uncertain future with the franchise after he was benched for then-rookie Michael Penix Jr. last December. Blank spoke with NFL Network's Steve Wyche on the matter in Palm Beach, Florida, home of this week's NFL owners' meetings.

The Cleveland Browns can't afford to pay huge money for a quarterback with two years remaining on Deshaun Watson 's disastrous $230 million deal, but they may be able to trade for a QB that a competing NFL team just broke the bank on last offseason.

The Atlanta Falcons were 8-9 in 2024, and if the projected win totals coming out of Vegas are to believed, they're going backwards in 2025.

Although Prescott has since received a new deal from the Cowboys, the hypothetical question was back in the spotlight Monday. The quarterback’s agent, Todd France, revealed some key details on the negotiations in a recent interview, highlighting Prescott’s willingness to “bet on himself.”

The Browns are considered the favorite for Cousins, who fueled speculation when he was spotted in Ohio last week. One NFL analyst isn't buying Cousins-to-Cleveland rumors, though. CBS Sports' Cody Benjamin weighed in on the situation in Atlanta.

Former Atlanta Falcons defensive lineman John Cominsky has officially retired from the NFL after five seasons. Cominsky announced his retirement via social media on Monday afternoon. The 29-year-old was drafted by the Falcons in the fourth round of the 2019 NFL draft out of Charleston.

Pittsburgh Steelers general manager Omar Khan reveals trading for another veteran quarterback is still on the table.

The Browns have one healthy QB on the roster in Kenny Pickett and a rehabbing Deshaun Watson, something Andrew Berry's isn't worried about right now.