
Falcons' Tackle Depth: A Shaky Start to 2026
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The Atlanta Falcons face uncertain tackle depth heading into 2026, with Kaleb McGary recovering from a serious injury. Coach Kevin Stefanskis cautious remarks about McGarys return raise concerns about his readiness for week one. Storm Norton and Jack Nelson are also recovering from injuries, leaving Mike Jerrell as an unproven option. The Falcons have historically relied on short-term deals and Jake Matthews durability. With Bijan Robinsons ground game crucial to their offense, the team needs reliable blocking to avoid early stalls. McGarys two-year extension means no cap relief in cutting him, but his injury history may force third-stringers into action. The Falcons are expected to seek extra insurance before camp to ensure a competitive season.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Falcons' Tackle Depth: A Shaky Start to 2026. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's March 31st, NFL news today starts now, AI-powered and game-ready. I'm Cory with the story. The Pittsburgh Steelers are betting on Aaron Rogers suiting up for another season, based on vibes from the 2026 NFL League meetings in Phoenix. Coach Mike McCarthy and GM O'Marconn made it clear they're wide open for the draft, especially at quarterback, no matter what folks say about this, class being weak. McCarthy stepped back from the game last year, so he missed most college ball and feels that gives him fresh eyes. He sees potential gems that fit the team's style, even if the early hype faded, with 12 picks they're hunting high-level playmakers who match their vision. Fans and insiders are buzzing about how this lines up with McCarthy's Green Bay days, where he molded elite QBs. The leagues evolved, shorter guys with big gains are rising fast. For Pittsburgh, it's about need meets talent, setting up a rookie to shadow a vet. They're zeroing in on Alabama's Thai Simpson, a pro-ready arm at 6'1", 211 pounds.
He ran a pro-style offense with the Crimson Tide and could slide to their 21st pick. Pair him with Rogers and you got a smooth succession plan. Bottom line, Rogers lives locked in for now, but the Steelers' draft board stays flexible. They're ready to pounce of the right QB drops. Keep an eye on those spring workouts.
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