NFL analyst grades Falcons' offseason trade with Eagles
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The Atlanta Falcons traded with the Philadelphia Eagles, swapping fourth- and sixth-round picks for safety Sydney Brown. The move was graded as a B-minus by NFL.com's Kevin Patra, who praised the Falcons for adding secondary depth at a bargain rate.
The Atlanta Falcons made a trade with the Philadelphia Eagles, acquiring safety Sydney Brown. The Falcons swapped fourth- and sixth-round picks for Brown. The team's general manager, Ian Cunningham, has been limited by the team's lack of salary cap space and limited draft capital. Despite this, Cunningham has stuck to his plan of elevating the floor of the roster. The Falcons signed several free agents to veteran minimum contracts, including quarterback Tua Tagovailoa. Brown brings much-needed secondary depth and special teams ability to the Falcons. He has appeared in 42 games over the last three seasons, recording 86 tackles and two interceptions.
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