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With a healthy cornerback room, the Atlanta Falcons had less use for Mike Hughes as a boundary starter.

Blogging Dirty argues that the Atlanta Falcons should permanently transition veteran cornerback Mike Hughes to the nickel role following the return of starter A.J. Terrell. Hughes transitioned inside during Atlanta's 29-20 victory over the San Francisco 49ers, taking 15 of his 17 snaps from the slot after struggling on the outside earlier in the season.
The writer notes that Hughes yielded only three receptions for 17 yards against San Francisco, recording an 89.4 defensive grade from Pro Football Focus. The piece suggests his run defense makes him suitable closer to the line of scrimmage, whether as depth or as potential trade deadline bait.
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