OFFICIAL: JUST IN; Atlanta Falcon Makes A Huge and Game Changing Decision on QB Michael Penix Jr. Amid Raheem Morris Decision On Kirk Cousins

Nick Nash’s signing got lost in the shuffle of the Atlanta Falcons draft day transactions, as well as a genuinely terrible story with Atlanta’s defensive coordinator, Jeff Ulbrich. The undrafted free agent is Atlanta’s second such signing, with a strong possibility of making the team roster. This is predicated on both Nash’s possible fit and a lack of depth at the position.

Atlanta’s second major signing following the draft was cornerback Cobee Bryant. The former Kansas cornerback has tremendous promise, making him not only a threat to reach the final roster but also a contributor. Still,

Atlanta supporters will be especially happy about the signing of a receiver that complements Michael Penix Jr.

The Falcons gave Michael Penix Jr. a perfect fourth option.

Benched Kirk Cousins, Falcons prepare Michael Penix Jr. for playoff push |  Reuters
Given Atlanta’s current depth chart, it’s simple to argue that Nick Nash might rapidly become the team’s fourth receiver. Drake London, Darnell Mooney, and Ray-Ray McCloud all have established starting positions that are unlikely to alter. However, the team lacks a reliable backup.

Nash ended his final college season with 1,382 receiving yards and 16 touchdowns.

While this productivity came from San Jose State, it is still outstanding. The receiver’s fight and ability to catch over the top make him an excellent complement for Penix’s arm. The quarterback thrived when throwing to Drake London, who possesses a similar but considerably more outstanding skill set.

With this in mind, Nick Nash’s inclusion on Atlanta’s final roster is a safe bet. The only way this can change is if the club decides to make significant additions at the position. This seemed implausible, given McCloud, London, and Mooney’s established roles.

Kirk Cousins Breaks Silence on Being Benched for Michael Penix Jr. - Athlon  Sports

Atlanta’s post-draft signings were noteworthy, with two players now likely to impact into final roster decisions. This is in addition to selecting three probable starters: Jalon Walker, Xavier Watts, and James Pearce Jr. For once, Atlanta supporters have genuine cause to believe that this year’s class will have an immediate impact.

This includes a receiver who only has to establish some chemistry with Penix before considering his future with the team as a depth piece locked in.

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