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Defensive lineman Eddie Goldman has re-signed with the Atlanta Falcons after a tumultuous three-year period that saw him retire and return twice. The 30-year-old, who previously played for the Chicago Bears, will now work under a new coaching staff led by Raheem Morris, alongside defensive line coach Jay Rodgers. Goldman joins a defensive line room led by veterans Grady Jarrett and David Onyemata.
Eddie Goldman, a talented defensive lineman, retired just 13 days into his Falcons tenure in 2022, unretired and returned to the team in March of last year, but then decided to end his NFL career once again. Now, the Falcons are giving it a third try with Goldman, signing the veteran once again with hopes of bolstering their defensive interior. The team is optimistic about his potential contributions, but it remains to be seen if he can recapture his pre-2021 form and secure a role on the roster.
Atlanta Falcons defensive lineman Eddie Goldman has been placed on the exempt/left squad list, allowing the team to open up a roster spot without formally releasing him. Goldman, who signed with the Falcons during the 2022 offseason but retired shortly after, was reinstated this offseason but did not practice with the team this week. He cannot sign with another team but can return to the Falcons. The team also released linebacker Dorian Etheridge and signed defensive lineman Justin Ellis and outside linebacker Kemoko Turay.
The Atlanta Falcons have activated Eddie Goldman from the reserve/retirement list, nearly eight months after the veteran defensive tackle signed with the team and then retired weeks later. Goldman signed a one-year contract with Atlanta last July but retired on July 19, just 13 days after signing with Atlanta and before he participated in a single practice with the club. Goldman was thought to be a potential starter for the Falcons last season before he walked away.
The Atlanta Falcons have reinstated veteran defensive tackle Eddie Goldman from the reserve/retired list. Goldman, who spent the majority of his career with the Chicago Bears, signed with the Falcons last year but announced his retirement 13 days later. He is now joining the Falcons' defensive interior, which includes Grady Jarrett, Ta'Quon Graham, and David Onyemata. Goldman's production came mostly in the first four years of his career, but his veteran depth could be a solid pick-up for new defensive coordinator Ryan Nielsen.