During the entire offseason, most draft news that flows surrounding the Atlanta Falcons centers around drafting an edge rusher in the first round. While that looks like the most logical course of action,

The Atlanta Falcons are entering their fifth draft under general manager Terry Fontenot, but for the first time in five years, they don't have a top-10 pick. The team has mostly hit on its first-round picks since Fontenot took over in 2021. Even former No. 4 pick Kyle Pitts had the best rookie season by a tight end in 60 years.

If the Falcons take a defensive lineman early in next week's draft, is that a bad sign for Ruke Orhorhoro and Brandon Dorlus?