REPORT: After waiving a former seventh-round pick, the Atlanta Falcons claimed him.
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Panthers of Atlanta, Raheem Morris
Feb. 5, 2024; USA; Atlanta, GA At Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Raheem Morris is introduced as the Atlanta Falcons’ new head coach. Required Credit: USA TODAY Sports/John David Mercer SHARE
Jake Matthews and Kaleb McGary are the two dependable starting offensive tackles for the Atlanta Falcons. Matthews has participated in 161 straight games over his 11 years in the league. McGary, who is in his sixth year in the league, was injured last season and missed three games.
Outside of Matthews, the Falcons’ left tackle depth is lacking. Last season, Storm Norton filled in for McGary at right tackle, playing the position of swing tackle. With 1,568 of 1,755 offensive snaps played during his career, Norton has spent the majority of his time at RT.
Although Tyler Vrabel didn’t play much in his first two seasons, according to PFF, he played 54 of 57 offensive snaps at LT in 2023.
A previous seventh-round pick was claimed by the Falcons in an attempt to improve their offensive line depth.
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An offensive tackle was claimed off waivers by the Atlanta Falcons.
Terry Fontenot of the Atlanta Falcons
Feb. 5, 2024; USA; Atlanta, GA At Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Terry Fontenot, general manager of the Atlanta Falcons, addresses the media following Raheem Morris’s introduction as the team’s new head coach. Unavoidable Credit: USA TODAY Sports/John David Mercer
Last Monday, Andrew Stueber was waived by the New England Patriots, and the Falcons claimed him off of waivers.
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Since the Falcons acquired Stueber off waivers, they are still in possession of his contract; as a result, he is signed to a one-year, $795,000 deal with the Falcons and will become an ERFA at the end of the 2024 campaign.
After two NFL seasons, Andrew Stueber has yet to play a regular-season snap.
Patriots of New England, Andrew Stueber
On July 27, 2023, in Foxborough, Massachusetts, USA, guard Andrew Stueber of the New England Patriots (64 years old) tosses a weight bag at Gillette Stadium during training camp. Required Credit: USA TODAY Sports/Eric Canha
In the 7th round of the 2022 NFL Draft, 245th overall, Andrew Stueber was selected by the New England Patriots.
Due to injuries sustained during his rookie season, Stueber hasn’t played a single regular-season snap in his first two seasons. He also spent the most of his second season on the practice squad.
Due to a hamstring tear sustained in the offseason, Stueber was unable to play in his debut season.
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In his second season, the Patriots cut Stueber during roster cuts and re-signed him to the practice squad. He was added to their active roster for their last two games, having played the majority of the season on their practice squad. Sadly, he was not allowed to play in either of the two games.
Andrew Stueber will face competition to make the roster.
Patriots of New England, Andrew Stueber
July 27, 2023, USA; Foxborough, Massachusetts At the conclusion of training camp at Gillette Stadium, offensive tackle Trent Brown (77) and guard Andrew Stueber (64), of the New England Patriots, walk off the practice field. Required Credit: USA TODAY Sports/Eric Canha
Stueber will fight for a position on the squad. Barry Wesley, Storm Norton, Ryan Coll, and Tyler Vrabel will be his opponents.
Signing Rookie Free Agent: Patriots WR Jackson JaQuae; Discharge WR Luther T.J.
The Patriots said today that they had released first-year wide receiver T.J. Luther and signed rookie free agent wide receiver JaQuae Jackson.
06 June 2024 at 04:04
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Patriots of New England
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FOXBOROUGH, Massachusetts – The New England Patriots declared today that they had released first-year wide out T.J. Luther and signed rookie free agent wide receiver JaQuae Jackson (pronounced JUH-quay).
On April 30, 2024, Jackson, then 24 years old, was first signed by the Atlanta Falcons as a rookie free agency after graduating from Rutgers. On June 4, 2024, the Falcons released the 6-foot-1, 184-pound player. Jackson was a 13-game participant with 12 starts in the previous campaign, finishing second on the team with 361 yards from 22 grabs and one score. During his four seasons, he played at California (Pa.).
On May 5, 2023, Luther, then 24 years old, was signed as a rookie free agency by the New York Jets out of Gardner-Webb. After being cut by the Jets, the 5-foot-11, 195-pound player played most of his rookie campaign on the New England practice squad. Before moving to Gardner-Webb for his last season in 2022, he played three seasons at Wofford.
