The Atlanta Falcons have added depth to their backfield by signing running back Jashaun Corbin, a standout from the UFL, while parting ways with former sixth-round pick Jase McClellan. Corbin comes off a season where he led the UFL with 514 rushing yards for the San Antonio Brahmas, promising fresh energy to the Falcons' lineup. Despite his limited NFL experience, having played six games for the New York Giants in 2023, his impressive UFL performance has captured the attention of Atlanta's coaching staff.

McClellan, who showed potential during the preseason, leading the Falcons in rushing in two of three games, now faces an uncertain future. He rushed for 30 yards against the Miami Dolphins and 55 yards against the Baltimore Ravens, demonstrating his capabilities. However, his limited regular-season appearances, where he gained 32 yards on 13 carries, likely contributed to the decision to make the switch.