Now that the 2025 NFL draft has concluded, we've seen several different opinions, both positive and negative, on the Atlanta Falcons' five-player draft class. The critics have mostly focused on their decision to trade a future first-round pick to move up to pick No.

The Atlanta Falcons added Oregon State IOL Joshua Gray as an undrafted free agent after the 2025 NFL draft. Gray is a five-year starter with his first four years spent at left tackle before transitioning inside to left guard for 12 starts in 2024 inside Oregon State's 57-43 run-pass split, zone-heavy scheme.

Georgia led all SEC teams with 13 players drafted, including first-round picks Mykel Williams, Jalon Walker, and Malaki Starks.

The Falcons moved up 20 spots, from 46 to 26, and 141 spots, from 242 to 101, in the trade with the Rams. They paid a 2026 first-rounder to do it, which is a steep price. Kiper continues, citing that price.

Jalon Walker was getting a ride to Charlotte, North Carolina, late Thursday night from his home in Salisbury, N.C. He was scheduled to fly to the Atlanta Falcons' facility the next morning on the team's private jet.