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With the 2025 NFL Draft now over, we can accurately reassess the depth charts of teams around the NFL. In this series, we’ll be taking a look at players who either gained or lost value based on what their team did during the draft.
The Falcons did absolutely nothing to move the fantasy football radar during the NFL Draft. They used their first four picks on the defensive side of the ball, and then they used their final pick on an offensive tackle. Quietly, the Falcons were actually a decent offense last year. They were sixth in the league in yards per game (369.8) and 13th in points per game (22.9). Meanwhile the defense was 23rd in defensive yards per game allowed (345.2) and points allowed per game (24.9). It may not be the most exciting draft for fantasy managers, but after years of targeting offensive players in the early rounds, they decided to focus on the defensive side of the ball for 2025.
So, the Falcons' offense looks very similar to the one we saw on the field last season. The biggest change from this time last year is that Michael Penix Jr will enter the year as the presumed starter. In this offense last year, Darnell Mooney broke out to post some of the best numbers of his career. After four up-and-down seasons in Chicago, Mooney finished as the WR31 in his first season in Atlanta. The deep threat posted his best YPC of his career (15.5) and caught a career-high five touchdowns.
Mooney’s ADP history through April (pre-draft).
Despite an underwhelming wide receiver room, the Falcons did nothing to address the position. That means that Mooney, if he’s healthy, should be the number two option in the passing game behind Drake London all season long, with (hopefully) a much better quarterback under center. In the two games that Mooney played with Penix, he caught seven balls for 119 yards (17 YPC). He is a steal in dynasty leagues right now, going off the board 135th overall as the 60th wide receiver off the board. The DLF Expert Rankings have him as the 112th player overall, WR53.
