Terrell Brothers Reunite in NFL Draft

0:00On April 27th, the Atlanta Falcons just made family business in the NFL Draft, snagging cornerback Avion Terrell from Clemson in the second round. Now he's teaming up with his big brother AJ, who's already locked in as a key piece of their secondary after getting picked first round back in, 2020. Both brothers hail from West Lake High School in Atlanta and crushed it at Clemson under coach Davos Swinney, who recruited them years apart. Avion even wore AJ, is old number eight in his final college season, grabbing an ACC title along the way, though he missed out on the national championship his brother. One, Swinney jumped on Atlanta Sports Radio Friday night, hyping the pick like it was gold. He called it a dream move, saying one Terrell is good, but two makes their secondary, the league's best, with instant chemistry no one else can match. Avion brings his own fire shorter and lighter than AJ, at about 2 inches and 15 pounds less, but he's quicker, smarter on the field, and a straight ball magnet.

1:01He's Clemson's all-time leader and force fumbles from the secondary, versatile enough to play three spots, and ready to tackle anything. He'll battle Mike Hughes for the starting corner job opposite AJ, who's already an all-pro from 2021 with a fresh four-year deal. If the brothers click like expected, Falcons fans could have their backfield on lockdown for years, turning that secondary into a real nightmare for. That wraps NFL news today, brought to you with AI.