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James Pearce Jr. impresses

The New York Times · 15h

How Falcons rookie James Pearce Jr. is helping spark an attitude adjustment

The Falcons overhauled their defense in the offseason. They're hoping players with "a natural edge" lead to a change on the field, too.

The Associated Press on MSN · 22h

Falcons rookie James Pearce Jr. brings edge to pass rush with aggressive attitude in training camp

Veteran Leonard Floyd and rookie first-round picks Jalon Walker and James Pearce Jr. are already making an impact for the Falcons, who had their first practice of training camp in pads on Tuesday.

'Baller': James Pearce Jr. impresses as Falcons conduct first pads practice

"Baller," was how quarterback Michael Penix described 6-foot-5, first-year edge rusher James Pearce Jr. The 26th pick in the 2025 Draft out of Tennessee, Pearce first turned some heads on Sunday with his intensity. RELATED: Bijan Robinson is preparing for another busy season as Falcons' do-it-all running back

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Atlanta Falcons rookie sparks brawls as practice intensity boils over

The Atlanta Falcons' training camp got physical fast, and first-round pick James Pearce Jr. was right in the middle of it. On ...

The Falcons Wire on MSN4h

Falcons' first-round pick among highest-rated rookies in Madden 26

Jaguars wide receiver/defensive back Travis Hunter is the game's highest-rated rookie, earning an 84 overall rating. Pearce's ...

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Underappreciated Signing from Atlanta Falcons GM Terry Fontenot

The Atlanta Falcons signed former LA Chargers defensive lineman Morgan Fox to contribute in a variety of roles across Jeff Ulbrich's defensive front.

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Atlanta Falcons Take Things “A Little Too Far” in Training Camp Fights

The Atlanta Falcons have had several training camp fights involving first-round pick James Pearce, Jr. and Jeff Ulbrich is ok ...

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Falcons concerning incidents are stacking up before the season even begins

The Falcons want rookies like James Pearce Jr. to show aggression, but crossing the line too far could hint at deeper organizational issues.

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