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Falcons starting right tackle Kaleb McGary is out for the entire 2025 season due to a leg injury sustained in training camp, leading the team to adjust their offensive line and make roster moves, including trading for offensive lineman Michael Jerrell.
The Atlanta Falcons placed right tackle Kaleb McGary on season-ending injured reserve after he injured his leg in practice, and also designated several players for return from injury, while releasing multiple players from their roster.
Falcons expect Kaleb McGary to miss at least the first four games of the season due to a significant leg injury, likely requiring him to go on injured reserve, which impacts their offensive line depth.
Atlanta Falcons' starting right tackle Kaleb McGary is expected to miss significant time due to a left leg injury, with an IR designation possible, compounded by backup Storm Norton's ankle surgery, raising concerns about the team's offensive line depth ahead of the season.
Falcons' right tackle Kaleb McGary is expected to miss time due to a leg injury sustained during practice, with his recovery timeline currently unknown, impacting the team's offensive line especially with quarterback Michael Penix Jr. being a lefty.
Falcons starting right tackle Kaleb McGary is expected to miss time due to a leg injury sustained during practice, with an exact timetable unknown. The team is already dealing with injuries to other linemen, including Storm Norton, who is expected to miss six to eight weeks after ankle surgery. The Falcons face roster decisions ahead of the NFL deadline as they prepare for their season opener against the Buccaneers.
Falcons' right tackle Kaleb McGary was injured during practice and will undergo an MRI to determine the severity, raising concerns for the team's offensive line depth.
Falcons starting right tackle Kaleb McGary was carted off during practice with an apparent lower leg injury, and his condition is currently unknown as he undergoes an MRI. Elijah Wilkinson replaced him in practice, raising concerns about the team's depth on the offensive line.
Atlanta Falcons' right tackle Kaleb McGary will not play in their upcoming game against the Carolina Panthers due to a knee injury. The Panthers will be without tight ends Hayden Hurst and Ian Thomas, while edge rusher Brian Burns is questionable with an ankle injury.
Atlanta Falcons' tackle Kaleb McGary remains limited in practice due to a knee injury, while Washington Commanders' tight end Curtis Hodges returns to full participation after recovering from an illness. Both teams' injury reports will be closely monitored leading up to the game on Sunday.
The Atlanta Falcons have prioritized maintaining the stability of their offensive line, which was a major strength in 2022. The team recently re-signed starting right tackle Kaleb McGary and made right guard Chris Lindstrom the highest-paid guard in the NFL. The Falcons' run-first offensive identity will be key to their success in 2023, and Lindstrom and McGary form a dynamic duo on the right side of the line. However, the team still needs to address the left guard and center positions for long-term stability. The Falcons may look to the NFL Draft to find a solution.
The Atlanta Falcons have been active in free agency, filling various holes in their roster. National outlets have graded their moves, with CBS giving them a C due to overpays, while The Athletic gave them an A for re-signing Kaleb McGary and adding LB Kaden Elliss. ESPN gave mixed grades, with a B for the signing of S Jessie Bates III and C grades for the trade for TE Jonnu Smith and signing of DT David Onyemata. Overall, the Falcons have addressed several needs, but there is still work to do before the draft.
The Atlanta Falcons continued to improve their roster on Day 2 of the legal tampering period by signing quarterback Taylor Heinicke and extending tackle Kaleb McGary to a bargain deal. Heinicke is a high-end backup at worst and will compete for the QB1 role, while McGary is arguably the top run-blocking tackle in the league and was extended for well below market value. The Falcons' roster is better than it was 24 hours ago, and these moves are a low-risk value signing and a move of sheer wizardry, respectively.
The Atlanta Falcons have re-signed offensive lineman Kaleb McGary to a three-year deal worth $34.5 million. McGary was a key piece of the Falcons' offensive line last season, providing solid run blocking and pass protection. With this deal, the Falcons now have four of their five starting linemen in place, and hope to continue their success in the ground game.