Kaleb McGary Retires, Falcons Ready for Next Chapter

0:00It's April 8th, NFL News. Today starts now. AI powered in game-ready. I'm Corey with the story. Caleb McGarry, the Atlanta Falcons offensive tackle, is hanging up his cleats at just 31 years old. NFL insider Tom Policero broke the news. Drafted 31st overall back in the 2019 NFL Draft, McGarry battled a nasty knee injury and training camp that wiped out his entire 2025 season. He spent all six pro years with the Falcons, racking up 92 starts, all. Early on, things were rough, but he turned it around big time, becoming one of the least top run blockers at right tackle. Fans are bummed, but the Falcons aren't sweating it. They've got veteran Storm Norton, who stepped up solid when McGarry was out before. Plus, Michael Jero, traded from the Seahawks last year, brings starting experience to the mix. The teams beefed up the roster this offseason with fresh talent across the board, from quarterbacks like Tua, Tago, Veloa, and Trevor Simeon to new.

1:02Faces on the line like Corey Levin. Depth looks strong now, especially up front, and Atlanta rolls into the next chapter with options galore, keeping that line protected in the offense humming.