Kyle Pitts anchors a high-upside, if high-variance, Falcons passing attack. Pitts’ versatility makes him a mismatch weapon for Penix Jr. and the rookie supporting cast. His fantasy value hinges on Penix’s accuracy and London’s presence; if Penix stabilizes, Pitts could establish himself as a top-tier TE option with a substantial red-zone role.

Penix Jr. represents the Falcons’ quarterback question mark, with enormous upside if he can convert air-yard opportunities into accuracy and consistency. The article flags his 2024 off-target rate as a primary concern, underscoring Penix as a high-risk/high-reward QB whose performance will largely determine the floor and ceiling of Atlanta’s fantasy output.

London stands as Atlanta’s top target and a long-term fantasy staple, alternating as a high-volume receiver with reliable target share. His chemistry with Penix Jr. could fuel a steady floor with big-play upside, especially if Mooney and Pitts command enough attention to open space. London’s success hinges on Penix’s accuracy maturation and the Falcons’ ability to sustain a pass-heavy attack, making him a solid WR2 with WR1 upside in the right matchups.

Bijan Robinson anchors Atlanta’s offense as the obvious focal point for the Falcons’ current and future run games. His explosiveness and receiving versatility give Atlanta a potential fantasy foundation, especially if the offense leans into a multi-faceted approach that leverages his pass-catching and quick-strike ability. Robinson’s role will be a barometer for the offense’s ceiling, particularly if Penix’s development is uneven. A high target ceiling in a dynamic scheme makes him a steady RB1 with true upside if the offense sustains efficiency and red-zone chances.

Johnson’s clashes with Jones highlight a pivotal era in which credit for championships was fiercely debated, shaping the culture and public perception of the Cowboys’ dynasty.