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Who are the Atlanta Falcons Set to Become Free Agents In 2026?

The Atlanta Falcons have several prominent players set to become free agents this offseason. See below for a full list of all of those players.
Who are the Atlanta Falcons Set to Become Free Agents In 2026?
Who are the Atlanta Falcons Set to Become Free Agents In 2026? | Brett Davis-Imagn Images

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FLOWERY BRANCH – The 2025 NFL season has officially come to an end, and the Atlanta Falcons are in the thick of their offseason preparations. Aside from the scouting, which is already well underway, the new-look front office has some extension decisions to make with its own roster before looking at making any additions. 

The first major date to know is March 3rd at 4:00 p.m. ET, the deadline to use the franchise or transition tag on a player. Kyle Pitts Sr. is the only likely candidate for a tag, and his earnings would be around $16 million for the 2026 season. 

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The second date to know is March 9th to the 11th, the early negotiation period ahead of free agency. Teams can engage in conversations with agents of the 2026 unrestricted free agents. At 4:00 p.m. ET on March 11th, the new league year begins, and teams will be ‘officially’ allowed to sign free agents or execute trades for the 2026 season. 

There will be plenty of discussion about the additions the Falcons will make during this period, but the retentions they choose to make could prove just as significant. They have 19 impending unrestricted free agents, five restricted free agents, and four exclusive rights free agents. Look here for more information on what these different types of free agents are. 

(NOTEAll contract numbers are pulled from Spotrac.)


ATLANTA FALCONS UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENTS

Atlanta Falcons tight end Kyle Pitts Sr.
Atlanta Falcons tight end Kyle Pitts Sr. | Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn Images

TE Kyle Pitts – $8.22 million (previous AAV) | $10.83 million (market value AAV)

Edge Arnold Ebiketie – $2.2 million | $9.01 million 

Edge Leonard Floyd – $10 million | $8.9 million 

ILB Kaden Elliss – $7.16 million | $8.89 million 

DL David Onyemata – $11.66 million | $8.57 million 

RB Tyler Allgeier – $998,474 | $1.84 million 

OL Elijah Wilkinson – $1.42 million | $1.78 million 

P Bradley Pinion – $2.88 million

ILB Troy Andersen – $1.52 million

DB Dee Alford – $1.5 million

TE Feleipe Franks – $1.44 million

LB DeAngelo Malone – $1.3 million

LB/S Ronnie Harrison – $1.25 million

QB Easton Stick – $1.17 million

Edge Khalid Kareem – $1.17 million

K Zane Gonzalez – $1.17 million

DL Kentavius Street – $1.17 million

ILB Josh Woods – $1.17 million

TE Teagan Quitoriano – $1.1 million

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ATLANTA FALCONS RESTRICTED FREE AGENTS

Atlanta Falcons wide receiver David Sills V
Atlanta Falcons wide receiver David Sills V | Robert Deutsch-Imagn Images

WR David Sills V – $1.1 million 

DL Sam Roberts – $1.1 million 

C Jovaughn Gwyn – $1.03 million 

DL LaCale London – $960,000 

WR Malik Heath – $901,333


ATLANTA FALCONS EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS FREE AGENTS

Atlanta Falcons quarterback Emory Jones
Atlanta Falcons quarterback Emory Jones | Brett Davis-Imagn Images

DL Elijah Garcia – $1.03 million

OL Tyrone Wheatley Jr. – $960,000

DB Natrone Brooks – $877,500 

QB Emory Jones – $840,000


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GARRETT CHAPMAN

Garrett Chapman is a sports broadcaster, writer, and content creator based in Atlanta. He has several years of experience covering the Atlanta sports scene, college football, Georgia high school football, recruiting for 24/7 Sports, and the NFL. You can also hear him on Sports Radio 92.9 The Game.

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