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Falcons Mock Draft: Miller, Davis for Defense

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Atlanta Falcons Day Two NFL Draft Picks: Georgia DT Christen Miller and Washington CB Tacario Davis

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Falcons Mock Draft: Miller, Davis for Defense

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0:00On April 24th, day one of the 2026 NFL draft wrapped up with the Atlanta Falcons chilling on the sidelines, no first-round pick in sight. They held firm, passing on any trade chatter for tight-end Kyle Pits. All eyes now shift to day two, where they hold the 48th overall selection in round two and 79 in round three. ESPN's Matt Miller just dropped a sharp mock draft for those rounds, zeroing in on Atlanta's biggest gaps. He slots Georgia defensive tackle Kristen Miller to the Falcons at number 48, beefing up that front after last year's edge rusher grabs. This 6 foot 4, 321 pound beast anchors the nose tackle spot right away, bringing two-gat power to dominate the middle. Falcons fans see him as a weak one starter, locking down the defensive line. Swinging to round three, Miller morts Washington cornerback to Cario Davis at 79. The 6 foot 4, 201 pounder lit up in seven games last season with two picks and three pass breakups after a quiet Arizona run.

1:04These picks hit hard on defense, but drafts twist fast, and Atlanta's new front office stays locked in as the real board shakes out tomorrow. That's your update from NFL News Today, powered by AI.

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