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Falcons Visit Texas A&M's Bisontis

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Atlanta Falcons eye Texas A&Ms Chase Bisontis for NFL Draft - The Falcons are considering the versatile offensive lineman, who impressed at his pro day, as a potential second-round pick, aligning with their current draft position.

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It's March 26th. NFL News Today starts now, AI-powered and game-ready. The Atlanta Falcons are turning their attention to the 2026 NFL draft, now their free agency is wrapping up. They're among the teams planning a visit with Texas A&M offensive lineman, Chase Bysantis, a standout prospect who's drawing early interest. Bysantis turn heads at his pro day this week, where Scouts raved about his skills. He's seen as a late first round or early second round talent, and pro football focus ranks him 48th overall on their bigboard. That lines up perfectly with the Falcons current second round pick at number 48. Even though Atlanta's guard spots look strong, with solid play from Matthew Bergeron and Chris Lindstrom, Bysantis brings versatility. He started his college career at right tackle, so the team might eye him for the outside, if needed. The draft gets underway next month on April 23rd, and the Falcons hold 5 picks total, kicking off in round 2. With moves

like this visit, they're building smart for the future.

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