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Atlanta Falcons draft
3–6 · 15% to make the playoffs
Picks
2027 projected pick · likely range in the round
| Round | Pick | Likely range | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | #10▲2 | 5–20 | Own |
| 2nd | #42 | 37–52 | Own |
| 2nd | #64 | 55–64 | Jaguars |
| 3rd | #74 | 69–84 | Own |
| 4th | #110 | 105–120 | Own |
| 5th | – | To Bears | |
| 6th | – | To Chiefs | |
| 7th | – | To Seahawks |
2028 rounds held
Reading the picks
The number is where the pick most likely lands and the bar is where it could fall: wide early in the season, narrow by December. An arrow shows how far it has moved since last week. Compensatory picks are added in March. How picks are projected
Needs
| Pos | Need | Starters · age in 2027 | Output |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | High▲ | Hellams 27 Watts 25 | 29th |
| LB | High | Daniels 24 Deablo 29 | 28th |
| WR | High | London 26 Dotson 27 Zaccheaus 30 | 28th |
| CB | Medium▲ | Terrell Jr. 28 Henderson 28 Brown 27Drafted Avieon Terrell: 2nd round, 2026 | 26th |
| EDGE | Medium | Thomas 27 Pearce Jr. 23Drafted James Pearce Jr.: 1st round, 2025 | 31st |
| TE | Medium | Pitts Sr. 26 | 20th |
| DL | Medium▲ | Smith 24 Dexter Sr. 25 Dorlus 26 | 15th |
| OT | Low▼ | Matthews 35 Taylor 29 | 4th |
| QB | Low▼ | Penix Jr. 27Drafted Michael Penix Jr.: 1st round, 2024 | 29th |
| IOL | Low▲ | Bergeron 27 Levin 33 Lindstrom 30 | 4th |
| RB | Low | Robinson 25 Herbert 29 | 6th |
Reading the needs
A high need is where this club is most likely to spend an early pick, so a rookie drafted there walks into a role. Output ranks how the unit is playing among the 32 clubs. An age in amber is a starter near the end of his prime; IR or Out marks one who is unavailable; an arrow shows a need that has moved since last week. How needs are judged
Prospects
Likeliest picks QB, RB, WR and TE
| Player | Projected | With pick | Chance |
|---|---|---|---|
| WR Charlie BeckerIndiana | #10 | #10 1st | 8% |
| WR Mario CraverTexas A&M | #58 | #64 2nd | 7% |
| WR Omarion MillerArizona State | #55 | #64 2nd | 7% |
| WR Ryan WingoTexas | #65 | #64 2nd | 6% |
| WR Deuce AlexanderOle Miss | #62 | #64 2nd | 6% |
| WR Tony DiazIowa | #70 | #74 3rd | 6% |
| WR Reed HarrisArizona State | #40 | #42 2nd | 5% |
| WR Bryant Wesco Jr.Clemson | #60 | #64 2nd | 5% |
| WR Duce RobinsonFlorida State | #82 | #74 3rd | 5% |
| WR Wyatt YoungOklahoma State | #80 | #74 3rd | 5% |
| TE Luke ReynoldsVirginia Tech | #60 | #64 2nd | 5% |
| WR Jordan FaisonNotre Dame | #38 | #42 2nd | 4% |
How the chances are worked out
A player's chance of going at each pick comes from his draft range (his college production and the consensus of public mock drafts). At every pick that chance is shared between the clubs that could hold it, by how likely each is to be picking there and how much it needs his position. A club is not expected to draft more than one quarterback or tight end early, however many picks it holds. Only the players with a real chance of the first three rounds are listed.
Traded picks: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0), 12 November 2026. College statistics: CollegeFootballData.com. Projections are Fantasy Homepage's own. Not affiliated with the Atlanta Falcons or the NFL.