The Atlanta Falcons are actively scouting talent as they prepare for their preseason opener against the Detroit Lions. This week, they hosted four free agents: linebacker Jailin Walker, defensive back Ronnie Harrison, and linebackers Chance Campbell and Max Tooley. Harrison, a former third-round pick by the Jacksonville Jaguars, brings significant experience with 48 starts and has made seven interceptions over his seven-season career. Walker, who went undrafted in 2025, is noted for his versatility, possessing skills that allow him to excel in coverage and special teams. Campbell, although limited in NFL experience, was drafted in 2022, while Tooley, who played at BYU, previously joined the Houston Texans.

With these workouts, the Falcons aim to enhance their roster depth ahead of the regular season. Although these players left Atlanta without contracts, the Falcons have a history of signing players after workouts, such as wide receiver DJ Chark last week. The team is looking to finalize their roster choices before the upcoming match against the Lions, which will provide a clearer view of their defensive strategies going forward.