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Atlanta Falcons beat reporter, @espn | Author, Say Hello to the Bad Guys @simonschuster | Veteran fight journalist | Email: marc.l.raimondi@espn.com
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Falcons adquieren a Wanya Morris en canje con Chiefs: fuentes

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By Marc Raimondi , Nate Taylor 
| ESPN Deportes
Kansas City recibieron dos selecciones para el draft 2027 Los Atlanta Falcons han adquirido al tackle ofensivo Wanya Morris mediante un intercambio con los Kansas City Chiefs, según informaron fuentes a Jeremy Fowler, de ESPN, el jueves. Los Falcons enviaron a los Chiefs una selección de sexta ronda del draft de 2027 y otra de séptima ronda a cambio de Morris, indicaron las fuentes a ESPN.
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Falcons acquire Wanya Morris in trade with Chiefs, sources say

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By Marc Raimondi , Nate Taylor 
| ESPN
The Atlanta Falcons have acquired offensive tackle Wanya Morris in a trade with the Kansas City Chiefs, sources told ESPN's Jeremy Fowler on Thursday. Morris, 25, has started 16 games in three seasons with the Chiefs, including 11 in 2024 at left tackle. The Falcons have been in need of tackle depth, especially on the right side after longtime starter Kaleb McGary's sudden retirement this offseason.
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QB coach: Falcons won't have QB1 battle until Penix fully healthy

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By Marc Raimondi 
| ESPN
FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. -- The Atlanta Falcons do not have a quarterback competition. At least not yet, according to quarterbacks coach Alex Van Pelt. On Monday, Van Pelt said he believes there cannot be a true competition between Tua Tagovailoa and Michael Penix Jr. until Penix is able to do all the things in practice that Tagovailoa can do. Penix is recovering from left ACL surgery in November and has yet to be cleared for 11-on-11 team sessions. Penix has been at practice, though.
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