Atlanta bolsters its interior by signing Jake Hanson at center and Ronnie Harrison at safety, expanding veteran depth on the 90-man roster. To make room, the Falcons released Michael Gonzalez and placed Grayland Arnold on reserve/injured list, setting up Ryan Neuzil to potentially step in for Drew Dalman. Hanson’s presence adds starting experience behind Neuzil, while Harrison provides a seasoned safety option as camp begins. The move signals a measured, competition-driven approach to fill key roles before the season.

Hanson, a 28-year-old with stints in Green Bay and New York, brings 30 NFL games and seven starts to a position group that needs reliable depth. Harrison, also 28, has 84 games and 48 starts since 2018, giving the Falcons a veteran floor at safety. The roster shuffle continues Atlanta’s trend of layering depth with AFL-level experience, improving the building blocks around the offense’s core and the defense’s secondary.