The Atlanta Falcons are seeking to strengthen their offensive line following Drew Dalman's departure, as current center Ryan Neuzil hasn't proven irreplaceable. The team's decision not to pursue free agency options suggests they aim for a long-term solution in the draft, where centers are often available without high draft costs. Prospects like Thomas Perry from Middlebury are being considered, showing great potential from a DIII background, impressive strength, and serious dedication to both athletics and academics. The Falcons aim to ensure adequate protection for Michael Penix, their new quarterback starter.
Historically, centers don't cost a lot of draft capital. Dalman was a fourth-round pick, and I believe the team can find another Dalman in this draft.
If Atlanta has the opportunity to upgrade on him, they should. Cutting corners on the offensive line is never a good strategy.
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