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THE Falcons of Atlanta On Tuesday, he launched the start of team activities organized volunteers without Kirk Cousins, fueling speculation that the Vétéran quarterrière is looking to leave the organization.
Falcons head coach, Raheem Morris, confirmed The absence of cousins, To say that he “did not see it today”.
The Falcons of Atlanta Kirk Cousins (18 years old) Falcons entered the field before the Minnesota Vikings at US Bank Stadium. (Images Jeffrey Becker / Imagn)
“”[Cousins] I did not appear during the meetings, so I have not seen it today, “said Morris, via pro football talk.
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The Falcons signed cousins to a contract of $ 180 million over four years in March 2024, but the team made the shocking decision to write Michael Penix Jr. With the eighth overall choice of draft the following month.
Penix finally resumed the starting role when the cousins were stuck – a range that should remain the same in 2025.
But his absence on Tuesday is not a big surprise for the management of Falcons.
The Atlanta Kirk Cousins (18) Falcons quarter-Arrière is preparing for a match against the New York Giants at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. (Brett Davis / Imagn images)
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“I’m not going to be stupid to think that he will present himself for a volunteer now,” said Morris at the annual League meeting last month, via the New York Post. “We are dealing with a commercial type mode at the moment. I don’t think he will be there. If he is, we will welcome him with open arms. But I’m not going to be silly enough to make myself work and angry with Kirk cousins lacking voluntary training.”
Falcons have shown no signs of cousins, and any trade would need the veteran approval seal thanks to a clause without exchange.
The quarter of the Falcons of Atlanta Kirk Cousins (18) launches a pass against the Los Angeles loaders at the fourth quarter at the Mercedes-Benz stadium. (Brett Davis / Imagn images)
THE Pittsburgh Steelers have been thrown into the mixture as a possible destination for cousins, which is always trying to start in the NFL, but Aaron Rodgers’ decision on its future in the League will probably be the decisive factor there.
