Locked in a conversation of heresy, Atlanta Falcons head coach Raheem Morris and general manager Terry Fontenot denied quarterback Kirk Cousins's injury claims.

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 QB2 in 2025.

Falcons general manager Terry Fontenot indicated Tuesday that he would be comfortable keeping Cousins as the NFL’s most expensive backup in the second year of the four-year, $180 million free-agent contract that he signed last offseason.

The saga that is Kirk Cousins simply refuses to end for the Atlanta Falcons this offseason. While it is a mess of the team's own making, the quarterback has hur

Contrary to what most expected coming out of the 2024 season, Falcons GM Terry Fontenot has held the line on keeping Kirk Cousins as a backup. This would mean taking on another $10MM (via a roster bonus due in less than two weeks) on a player due a fully guaranteed $27.5MM base salary.

Before the preparations for the 2025 NFL season begin, veteran QB Kirk Cousins made his intentions clear to the Atlanta Falcons. The last NFL season was far from easy for the Atlanta Falcons, and even more so for veteran Kirk Cousins.

Atlanta Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins has ties to the Seattle Seahawks who are suddenly in need of a quarterback.

The Kirk Cousins saga may not last all that long in the end—it has been less than a year since he signed, and he could be moved in the coming weeks—but it certainly feels like it’s dragging on for a while.

The drama for the Falcons is just beginning. Kirk Cousins wants out of Atlanta. Reportedly, Cousins asked to meet with team owner Arthur Blank, during which Cousins expressed his desire to go to a place where he can start in 2025,