Atlanta Falcons make a decision about the future of Quarterback Kirk Cousins
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Kirk Cousins seems to start the NFL season of 2025 as a back -up Quarterback for the Atlanta FalconsAccording to reports.
But the wealth of experience of the 36-year-old means that he will be ‘the first call’ to be wounded or should be wounded by another team Aaron Rodgers decide to retire.
The future of Cousins has been the subject of speculation since he was gestures in favor of Rookie Michael Penix Jr. by the end of last season.
He was associated with a relocation of Atlanta and was recently spotted in Chipotle near the Cleveland Browns Practice facility. Cousins has made it clear that he wants to be a starter and reportedly argued at Falcons owner Arthur Blank to release him.
But both the free desk and the design have come and went without ancillary finding a new house – or the Falcons who bring in a different quarterback.
“From now on it seems certain that Kirk Cousins is their back -up Quarterback for the 2025 season,” said NFL Insider Ian Rapoport.
Kirk Cousins seems to start on the 2025 season as a back -up Quarterback for the Atlanta Falcons
The 36-year-old is expected to be the ‘first call’ if the quarterback of another team is injured
Cousins was given birth to Rookie Michael Penix Jr. by the end of last season.
‘It is clear that if a team needs a quarterback with starter experience – that would also include the Pittsburgh Steelers if Aaron Rodgers would not go there – the first call would be.
“We are always talking about Kirk Cousins, this coming season, this real season – every time a quarterback is injured, the Falcons will be like:” Hello! Look at the man we have! “
‘They can get a potential premium pulling power for a man who is now their backup. All that conversation is for the future – from now on Cousins is at least in Atlanta. ‘
The 36-year-old signed a guaranteed $ 100 million contract last year, only for Atlanta to Penix Jr. No 8 in general only six weeks later. Neven previously played for the Minnesota Vikings and the then Washington Redskins.
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