Kirk Cousins attends Falcons’ voluntary workouts amid uncertain future
- Teams contacted the Atlanta Falcons about trading for Kirk Cousins, a veteran quarterback, in 2024.
- Atlanta drafted Michael Penix Jr., leading to trade discussions despite Cousins' recent $180 million contract.
- The Falcons asked teams to absorb $20 million of Cousins' $45 million in guaranteed money.
- According to ESPN, the Falcons publicly claim no interest in trading Cousins; Arthur Blank said, "we've already paid him."
- Teams find Atlanta's asking price too high, but the 2025 NFL Draft could influence Cousins' trade market.
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Kirk Cousins attends Falcons’ voluntary workouts amid uncertain future
With his future in flux, Kirk Cousins attended the first day of the Atlanta Falcons' offseason workouts, multiple reports said Tuesday. The decision came as a surprise, as the Falcons and head coach Raheem Morris expected him to skip out…
NFL Fans React To Kirk Cousins' Big Offseason Decision
Meet NASCAR’s New Danica Patrick (1:28) Kirk Cousins surprised some people when he showed up to the first day of Atlanta Falcons voluntary workouts Tuesday.Cousins is heading into the second season of the four-year, $180 million contract he signed with the Falcons last offseason, but with Atlanta moving forward with second-year pro Michael Penix Jr. as its starting quarterback, Cousins is left in the background. The Falcon have said they are wil…
Schefter Thinks Falcons Could be Asking Too Much for Cousins
ESPN’s Adam Schefter is as plugged into the NFL as anyone. And he believes that the Atlanta Falcons are not only currently shopping Kirk Cousins (even though he said he’d wait until after the NFL Draft to waive his no-trade clause) despite what they are saying publicly. But, are they asking for too much in return? “Publicly, the Falcons have said they’re not interested in trading quarterback Kirk Cousins,” Schefter wrote on ESPN+. “Privately, th…

Reports: Suitors scoff at Falcons' asking price for Kirk Cousins
Teams reaching out to the Atlanta Falcons about the availability of quarterback Kirk Cousins in trade talks have informed the front office their asking price is too high, ESPN reports. Atlanta reportedly has asked teams interested in a deal to…
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