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Matt Urben

Predicting the Falcons’ starting offense after 2023 free agency

In the two years since hiring general manager Terry Fontenot, the Atlanta Falcons have gone from salary cap hell to having the second-most projected cap space in the NFL.

If the team releases quarterback Marcus Mariota, Atlanta would have nearly $70 million to spend this offseason. While we don’t expect the team to go on a spending frenzy, there’s room to add a few quality players without completely breaking the bank.

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Here’s an early projection of what Atlanta’s starting offense could look like after adding free agents this offseason.

QB Desmond Ridder

(Photo by Alex Slitz/Getty Images)

RB Tyler Allgeier

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RB Cordarrelle Patterson

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WR Drake London

(Photo by Todd Kirkland/Getty Images)

WR Jakobi Meyers (Free Agent)

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WR Damiere Byrd (Free Agent)

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TE Kyle Pitts

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TE: MyCole Pruitt (Free Agent)

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LT Jake Matthews

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LG Elijah Wilkinson (Free Agent)

(AP Photo/Duane Burleson)

C Connor McGovern (Free Agent)

(AP Photo/Ian Walton)

RG Chris Lindstrom

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RT Kaleb McGary (Free Agent)

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