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Falcons’ brotherhood on display as Matthew Bergeron celebrates extension and Jeff Ulbrich returns
Bergeron’s extension ties him for the NFL’s highest-paid guard at $24 million a year as the Falcons praised team unity during camp.
- On Saturday, Atlanta Falcons offensive guard Matthew Bergeron signed a four-year, $96 million contract extension, joining young playmakers rewarded for their efforts leading into the season.
- Bergeron expressed deep appreciation for the team's culture, tearfully describing the locker room as a unique "brotherhood" that brings teammates closer since he was drafted in 2023.
- Defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich returned to training camp on Monday following the death of his wife, Cristina, with Bergeron and linebacker Divine Deablo expressing support for him.
- Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa made his 11-on-11 debut on Monday as full pads went on, while rookie receiver Zachariah Branch showed flashes of brilliance against Darnay Holmes.
- The extension keeps Bergeron in Atlanta through 2030, positioning the team to build on current roster chemistry as it prepares for the upcoming season.
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Falcons’ brotherhood on display as Matthew Bergeron celebrates extension and Jeff Ulbrich returns
FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. (AP) — Tua Tagovailoa made his 11-on-11 debut at Atlanta Falcons training camp on Monday as full pads went on for the first time.
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Ex-Falcons C Todd McClure Joins Atlanta's Front Office
The Falcons have added another former player to their front office. Todd McClure, Atlanta’s starting center from 2000 to 2012, has rejoined his longtime team as their coordinator of player development/senior personnel assistant, per Bleacher Report’s James Palmer. McClure, 49, will also hold the title of senior personnel assistant in a reorganized front office now headed by president of football Matt Ryan. The two played together from 2008 to 20…
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