Atlanta Free Agents: What Will It Take to Keep Key Falcons?

January 6, 2015   ·   Scott Carasik   ·   Jump to comments

With the offseason looming, free agency will be a big question for the Atlanta Falcons. Luckily, they have nearly 30 million in cap space available, according to Spotrac calculations. They also have very few free agents who should cost over the minimum despite having quite a few of them.
Vaughn McClure of ESPN.com provided a great list of how the Falcons free agents break down for this coming season. They break down into unrestricted, restricted and exclusive rights free agents. The restricted free agent is wide receiver Drew Davis, and he should be allowed to walk.
The exclusive rights free agents should be brought back because they only require a one-year, minimum-level contract for their time of service in the NFL. The current ones for Atlanta are fullback Patrick DiMarco and linebacker Nate Stupar. Unrestricted free agents are the toughest ones to re-sign.
Quarterback T.J. Yates, wide receiver/special teamer Eric Weems, tight end Bear Pascoe, defensive lineman C...

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