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The cuts are coming in waves at this point https://www.falconslockerroom.com/authentic-calvin-ridley-jersey , and defensive lineman Brooks Reed is the latest casualty, per Reed’s Instagram account.Reed spent four seasons in Atlanta after being one of the first free agent signings in the Dan Quinn era, back in the 2015 offseason. He was given a five year, $22 million contract with $9 million guaranteed to help bolster Atlanta’s bottom-tier defense.Reed played in 60 games for the Falcons, and started 34 of them. He was signed as a linebacker (which is where he played all 60 of his games in Houston before coming to Atlanta), but was subsequently converted to a defensive end. He started 14 of Atlanta’s 16 games at DE in 2016 Womens Takkarist McKinley Jersey , and played in all three playoff games during the Super Bowl run.Reed totaled 101 combined tackles, 7.0 sacks, 10 tackles for a loss and 20 QB hits as a Falcon. He took a restructured pay cut to stay with the team in the 2017 offseason, and played in all 16 games (starting eight of them) in 2018.Releasing Reed saves the Falcons $4.5 million in cap space — he was due to account for a $5.44 million cap hit this season, and the release carries with it a $940K dead cap hit.Much thanks to Brooks Reed for his four years of service as an Atlanta Falcon, and best of luck to him moving forward. We’ll always have his great game against the Seattle Seahawks in the 2016 Divisional Round Takkarist McKinley Jersey White , and his game-winning sack of Mike Glennon in the 2017 season-opener against the Chicago Bears, to look back fondly upon. Fact: Vic Beasley’s eyebrows trim themselves"WhiteFanposts Fanshots Library FalcFans Podcast on The FalcoholicContact The FalcoholicFalcons StoriesScheduleRosterStatsYahoo Falcons NewsYahoo Falcons Team PageYahoo Falcons ReportYahoo Falcons Depth ChartYahoo Falcons TransactionsYahoo Falcons PhotosOdds About Masthead Community Guidelines StubHub 鉁旳re the Atlanta Falcons the NFL’s least needy team? New,64commentsFact: Vic Beasley’s eyebrows trim themselves ESTShareTweetShareShareAre the Atlanta Falcons the NFL’s least needy team? Jason Getz-USA TODAY SportsWith nearly $27 million in cap space (not including rookie contracts!) to work with, the Falcons will have some added flexibility this offseason to fill the gaping holes in their roster. Given that franchise quarterback Matt Ryan isn’t getting any younger and that head coach Dan Quinn’s seat isn’t getting any cooler, the Falcons are undoubtedly in “win now” mode. So what’s it going to take to win ... now? Andy Benoit recently wrote a piece for Sports Illustrated ranking the NFL’s “neediest teams.” In a shocking turn of events that arguably falls into the jinx category, the Falcons rank 32nd on that list. In other words https://www.falconslockerroom.com/authentic-takkarist-mckinley-jersey , they are the NFL’s least needy team. Benoit only sees one problem area: pass rush. And here’s what he had to say: While I love watching this team receive praise from the national media as much as the next downtrodden Falcons fan, I can’t wrap my mind around this ranking. Remember when Quinn basically wrote off every offensive lineman not named Matt and Alex? I sure do. Remember when our franchise running back missed most of last season? (And remember that his backup is about to bolt in free agency?) Yep, me too. In short, this ranking conveys a nice sentiment, but I have my doubts. Your thoughts?