Falcons' updated roster with uniform numbers for each player
Rookies Jalon Walker, James Pearce Jr. and Xavier Watts are expected to play key roles this season as Atlanta looks to finally fix their defense under defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich. Players will arrive in Flowery Branch on July 23, with their first official practice coming on July 24.
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Check out the team's updated training camp roster, including uniform numbers for each player below.
Quarterback (4)
Michael Penix Jr. (9)
Emory Jones (11)
Easton Stick (12)
Kirk Cousins (18)
Running back (6)
Bijan Robinson (7)
Tyler Allgeier (25)
Carlos Washington (26)
Jashaun Corbin (30)
Nathan Carter (38)
Elijah Dotson (41)
Wide Receiver (13)
Darnell Mooney (1)
KhaDarel Hodge (4)
Drake London (5)
Jamal Agnew (14)
Chris Blair (19)
Ray-Ray McCloud (34)
Quincy Skinner Jr. (36)
Nick Nash (80)
Dylan Drummond (81)
Casey Washington (82)
Makai Polk (83)
Jesse Matthews (86)
David Sills (87)
Tight End (6)
Kyle Pitts (8)
Feleipe Franks (15)
Joshua Simon (47)
Teagan Quitoriano (85)
Nikola Kalinic (88)
Charlie Woerner (89)
Offensive Line (17)
Jovaughn Gwyn (52)
Michael Gonzalez (61)
Jordan Williams (62)
Chris Lindstrom (63)
Ryan Neuzil (64)
Matthew Bergeron (65)
Joshua Gray (67)
Kyle Hinton (68)
Jack Nelson (69)
Jake Matthews (70)
Elijah Wilkinson (71)
Kilian Zierer (72)
Matthew Cindric (73)
Tyrone Wheatley Jr. (74)
Brandon Parker (75)
Kaleb McGary (76)
Storm Norton (77)
Defensive line (9)
Brandon Dorlus (54)
David Onyemata (90)
Simeon Barrow Jr. (91)
Kenatavius Street (93)
LaCale London (94)
Ta'Quon Graham (95)
Zach Harrison (96)
Ruke Orhorhoro (98)
Morgan Fox (99)
Linebacker (14)
Divine Deablo (0)
Jalon Walker (11)
Arnold Ebiketie (17)
James Pearce Jr. (27)
JD Bertrand (40)
Josh Woods (42)
Troy Andersen (44)
Bralen Trice (48)
DeAngelo Malone (51)
Caleb Johnson (53)
Kaden Elliss (55)
Leonard Floyd (56)
Nick Kubitz (59)
Khalid Kareem (92)
Cornerback (10)
Dee Alford (20)
Mike Hughes (21)
Clark Phillips III (22)
A.J. Terrell (24)
Mike Ford (28)
Natrone Brooks (35)
Cobee Bryant (37)
Lamar Jackson (38)
Keith Taylor (39)
Dontae Manning (41)
Safety (8)
Josh Thompson (45)
Jessie Bates III (3)
DeMarcco Hellams (23)
Jordan Fuller (27)
Xavier Watts (31)
Kevin King (32)
Billy Bowman Jr. (33)
Malik Verdon (43)
Specialists (4)
Younghoe Koo (6)
Bradley Pinion (13)
Lenny Krieg (46)
Liam McCullough (49)
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