Falcons' McGary Retires, Taylor Signs, Draft Picks Eyed

0:00It's April 9th. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI, I'm Corey with the story. Thalcon's offensive tackle, Kayla McGarry, a former Washington Husky, called it quits from the NFL this week after a seven-year run. Drafted in the first round back in 2019, the big man from 5th Washington started 92 games over six seasons in Atlanta. He was halfway through a three-year, $30 million extension he inked in 2025, but a knee-injury sideline to him for the entire. Last season after training camp, McGarry was set to anchor right tackle this year, shielding the blindside for quarterback Michael Penix Jr. once he got healthy. From his college days at Mottlick, McGarry locked down right tackle for three and a half seasons, starting every game from 2016 through 2018. That included Washington's charge to the college football playoff in 2016, earning him the Morse trophy as the Pac-12's top offensive. Lime in before going pro, Atlanta wasted no time plugging the gap, citing ex-chiefs and

1:04Jaguars tackled Jawan Taylor on the same day. Their eyeing draft picks two, like ex-Husky Carver Willis, who visited after pro-day in mid-March to beef up that line. With the NFL draft kicking off Thursday, April 23rd, through Saturday, April 25th, keep watching how the Falcons rebuild around stars. Like, be John Robinson.