Ronnie Harrison signs with the Atlanta Falcons, adding veteran depth to a defensive backfield that reshuffles after the Colts pivoted out several safeties. Harrison’s 2023 season featured 234 defensive snaps primarily at linebacker before shifting back to safety in 2024, where he played sparingly on defense but was a major core contributor on special teams with 197 snaps across five phases. The Colts, meanwhile, let Harrison and Julian Blackmon depart, retooling with Cam Bynum and the rookie Hunter Wohler to join Nick Cross, Rodney Thomas, and others. The Falcons acquire a player whose value is rooted in special teams and reliable depth in the secondary as offseason roster moves continue to shape both teams.

Colts general roster changes include freeing Harrison and Blackmon, then adding Bynum in free agency and drafting Wohler. Cross is expected to start alongside Bynum, with Rodney Thomas also in the mix, creating a depth chart that prioritizes versatile defensive backs and special-teams impact. The Saints land Blackmon while Atlanta absorbs Harrison, and the storyline centers on how these shiftings rosters will influence late-season defenses and IDP/value bets as clubs prepare for the upcoming schedule.