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NFL updates include J.K. Dobbins visiting the Broncos for a free-agent workout, Bud Dupree signing a one-year extension with the Chargers, and various team roster moves and training camp schedules across the league.
The Atlanta Falcons' defensive line played a crucial role in their recent road victory, causing three turnovers and producing three sacks. Young edge rusher Arnold Ebiketie has been making big plays at opportune times, while veteran Bud Dupree has been a strong supporter. The addition of experienced players across the defensive line has paid off, allowing the young players to learn and grow. The defensive line's success can be attributed to their compact and relentless unit, as well as the leadership of defensive line coach Ryan Nielsen.
The Atlanta Falcons have won back-to-back games, putting them in first place in the NFC South. Bud Dupree had a strong performance with two sacks, while rookie Clark Phillips III impressed as a replacement for injured cornerback A.J. Terrell. Kyle Pitts saw more consistent usage and had a team-high 51 receiving yards. On the downside, Tyler Allgeier's role has diminished, Parker Hesse had a negative impact on a play, and Tre Flowers saw limited playing time on defense.
Atlanta Falcons edge rusher Bud Dupree expresses his commitment to family and his central Georgia community through his extensive collection of tattoos. Dupree's love for tattoos began at a young age and he uses them to honor his mother, represent his hometown, and symbolize important moments in his life. He sees his tattoos as a way to connect with his community and be a positive role model, especially now that he is playing for the Falcons, just a short distance away from his hometown. Dupree's tattoos also serve as a reminder of his journey back to full health after a significant injury, with plans to get a new tattoo symbolizing his return to peak performance.
The Atlanta Falcons have cut outside linebacker Quinton Bell, defensive end Amani Bledsoe, and safety Jovante Moffatt to make room for potential undrafted free agents and upcoming draft picks. The team has been actively signing and trading players, including the recent addition of Bud Dupree. Bell and Moffatt provided valuable depth and special teams work, while Bledsoe was released due to the team's surplus of defensive line and outside linebacker players.
The Atlanta Falcons have signed Bud Dupree to a one-year contract to bolster their pass rush. Dupree, a former first-round pick, has 46.5 sacks in eight professional seasons. He will join a new-look defensive front that includes Calais Campbell and David Onyemata. The Falcons have used significant salary cap space to add veteran talent on one-year deals to a young foundation and some higher-priced, younger signings.
Edge-rusher prospect Felix Anudike-Uzomah visited the Pittsburgh Steelers on the same day that Bud Dupree agreed to join the Atlanta Falcons. Anudike-Uzomah is a potential pick for the Steelers in the upcoming NFL Draft.
Linebacker Bud Dupree is signing a one-year contract with the Atlanta Falcons after being released by the Tennessee Titans in March. Dupree had seven sacks while playing in 22 games over two seasons with the Titans. The Falcons have been active in free agency, adding defensive players such as safety Jessie Bates III, defensive linemen Calais Campbell and David Onyemata, and linebacker Kaden Elliss.
Edge rusher Bud Dupree has agreed to a one-year deal with the Atlanta Falcons after spending the last two seasons with the Tennessee Titans. The 30-year-old recorded 4.0 sacks, six tackles for loss, and nine QB hits in 11 games in 2022. Dupree was selected by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 2015 draft and played 81 games with 66 starts, posting 39.5 sacks for the team. He had taken a free-agent visit with the Steelers in late March, but no deal came of it.
The Tennessee Titans have released edge rusher Bud Dupree, who played in 22 games over the past two seasons and tallied 35 tackles, seven sacks, and 48 quarterback pressures. Dupree becomes the sixth player released by the Titans this offseason, joining a list that includes Taylor Lewan, Ben Jones, Robert Woods, Zach Cunningham, and Randy Bullock.