The Falcons' defense had a disappointing pass rush last season, not achieving double-digit sacks until November, giving opposing quarterbacks confidence. Despite schematic changes from Raheem Morris aimed at generating pressure, the team's talent limitations hindered effectiveness. The drafting of Jalon Walker and James Pearce reflects a long-term vision to improve quarterback disruption. Fans are hopeful about the potential of these rookies contributing significantly, expecting them to combine for 15 sacks. The edge-rusher lineup, including veteran Leonard Floyd, is generating excitement for the upcoming season.
The Falcons produced double-digit sacks only in November last year, indicating a weak pass rush. Opposing quarterbacks found it easy to work without pressure.
Drafting Jalon Walker and James Pearce shows the commitment to building a defense that can disrupt quarterbacks and challenge opposing game strategies, creating hope among fans.
The expectation is for Walker and Pearce to combine for 15 sacks, potentially marking a significant improvement in Atlanta's pass-rushing capabilities.
Atlanta's edge-rushing group is now considered exciting with the addition of promising rookies and veteran Leonard Floyd, potentially leading to game-changing plays.
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