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Atlanta Falcons 2023 Season In Review

The 2023 Falcons had a 7-10 season for the third year in a row. The last time the Falcons had a winning record was in 2017 when the team was 10-6 but didn't make the playoffs. The defeated the Saints, Jets, Colts, Buccaneers, Texans, and Packers.

The organization is looking for a head coach to lead the team in 2024. They are one of eight other NFL teams currently working towards that goal. Head Coach Arthur Smith was out after three seasons. 

Desmond Ridder showed flashes of improvement. He threw 12 touchdowns, but also a dozen interceptions. He completed the season with a passer rating of 83.4. His completion percentage was 64.2. He totaled 2836 yards in passing. Jessie Bates had 89 tackles, three forced fumbles, and six interceptions. Kaden Elliss had 67 tackles and four sacks. Overall, the team had 17 interceptions. The team had 40 total sacks, 32 touchdowns, and averaged 4.1 yards per play on offense. 

Falcons 2022 Season Recap

The Atlanta Falcons once again finished their season with a 7-10 record. They opened the 2022 NFL season with a game against the New Orleans Saints, where they fell short 27-26. This was followed up with a loss against the Rams on the road. They won the next two games against the Seahawks and Browns, and by mid-season, the team was at .500. A string of six losses in seven games put the playoffs out of reach for the Falcons. 

Marcus Mariota played in 13 games for Atlanta, completing 184 passes and 15 touchdowns. He was sacked 28 times in 2022 and had nine interceptions. Desmond Ridder played in four games, competing 73 passes and two touchdowns. He led the team in the final two games, with a passer rating of 108.2 against the Buccaneers on July 8, 2023. 

Falcons Football History 

In 2021, the Falcons finished the season with a 7-10 overall record. This NFC South team did not make the playoffs. With Matt Ryan as the team's starter again in 2022, where will the team look to improve? With the salary cap looming over the Falcons, there is little hopes for big numbers of additional free-agent signings. The team already has a large number of free agents on the roster. At quarterback, Josh Rosen looks to be on the bubble. This 2018, the first-round draft pick was working towards the backup spot behind Ryan. Feleipe Franks may be the backup QB "keeper" for the Falcons, so Rosen may be on the way out.
Cordarrelle Patterson had an outstanding year in Atlanta. He made hints about sticking around, but there are teams in the league that may offer him big money. Calvin Ridley will be sitting out the entire 2022 season. He's spent four seasons with the Falcons but ran into some trouble involving betting on NFL games. That means Russell Gage may be moving up a few roster spots and sticking around. Christian Blake may have played his last game in a Falcons uniform. Kyle Pitts at tight end means Hayden Hurst will more than likely move on. Finally, Foyesade Oluokun is a "must-sign" free agent. He's proven his worth at the position of linebacker and led the NFL in tackles.

The Atlanta Falcons entered 2017 trying to forget the Super Bowl meltdown from the previous year. They started the season winning their first three games but then gave up three victories. From there, they went 7-3 and wound up with a Wild Card spot in the playoffs. They defeated the Rams on Wild Card weekend before losing to the eventual Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles in the divisional round. So what did they do this offseason to maintain the momentum?

The first move they made was to extend placekicker Matt Bryant for three more years. Next, they signed cornerback Leon McFadden to a one-year contract extension. Their “big” move in free agency was cornerback Justin Bethel. They also added offensive lineman Brandon Fusco and tight end Logan Paulson. Other than that, it was a very quiet free-agency period for the Falcons.

By the time they were done wheeling and dealing, the Falcons ended up with just six selections in the 2018 NFL draft. In round one they replenished their receiving corps with Calvin Ridley from Alabama. In round two they went cornerback with Isaiah Oliver from Colorado. In round three they added depth to their defensive line with tackle DeAndre Senat from South Florida, a man with a high motor who will get playing time early. In round four they added depth behind their All-Pro running back tandem with Ito Smith from Southern Mississippi. With their last two selections, they went wide receiver Russell Gage from LSU and safety Foyesade Oluokun from Yale. The Falcons are maybe the NFL’s most popular team at the moment, so it is very important to the league that this team is successful once again in 2018.