"With the Super Bowl in the rearview and the new league year just a few short weeks away, it's time to turn the page and start thinking about the Falcons' 2026 season and what needs to happen this offseason to field a competitive team in September. James Pearce Jr's arrest may change the calculations on the team's needs this offseason, and the list of pending free agents opens up some big questions the team needs to answer while building the 2026 roster."
"The Falcons also have limited draft capital to work with this year, which complicates things a bit too. The Falcons are projected to have about $27.7 million in cap space to work with his offseason based on the top-51 calculation. Here's the full list of the Falcons' pending free agents in 2026. Which players need to be the top priority to retain, and which players can the Falcons let walk?"
The Super Bowl is over and the new league year is approaching, prompting planning for the Falcons' 2026 roster. James Pearce Jr's arrest introduces uncertainty that may alter positional priorities and roster calculations. A list of pending free agents forces decisions about which veterans to re-sign and which to let depart. Limited draft capital constrains the team's ability to add young talent through the draft. The Falcons project roughly $27.7 million in cap space under the top-51 calculation, limiting free-agent spending flexibility. Retention, cap management, and targeted acquisitions are necessary to field a competitive team in September.
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