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The Atlanta Falcons’ defense has been their most reliable unit this year. However, they’ve hit a wall in recent losses. Special-teams turnovers explain the outcome against the Chicago Bears, but Atlanta’s defense has given up 30 points in back-to-back weeks.…

Aaron Freeman argues that the Atlanta Falcons need rookies Kendal Daniels, Harold Perkins, and Avieon Terrell to elevate the defense. After surrendering 30 points in back-to-back losses to the Baltimore Ravens and Chicago Bears, Freeman believes increased roles for the 2026 rookie class can provide the necessary spark.
Freeman contends that Terrell should permanently take over the starting outside cornerback spot from veteran Mike Hughes alongside brother A.J. Terrell. Additionally, with Divine Deablo sidelined, linebackers Daniels and Perkins face a pivotal test against Christian McCaffrey and the San Francisco 49ers.
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