The Falcons went into their Week 10 game against the Saints leading the division at 6-3 and looking poised to end the franchise’s six-season playoff drought (now seven). But from that loss to New Orleans, something went terribly wrong for Atlanta, and it was clear that Kirk Cousins wasn’t right.

Atlanta Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins opened a can of worms during an interview with NFL Network on Feb. 4.

Kirk Cousins' time with the Atlanta Falcons is going to be shortlived, despite signing a four-year, $180 million contract less than a year ago. As the 2024 campaign winded down, h

Cousins says he suffered a shoulder injury in Week 10 against the Saints and never returned to full strength afterward.

However, Cousins argues that he has "a lot of good football" left in him, wherever his career leads him.

Something was off with Kirk Cousins in the second half of last season. We knew that the perennial Pro Bowl quarterback was coming off the biggest injury of his

There was more to Kirk Cousins' decline and benching by Falcons' head coach Raheem Morris during the 2024 season.

Kirk Cousins discussed his struggles in his first (and potentially only) season with the Atlanta Falcons on Tuesday, and in doing so, showed just how risky paying him was in the first place. Speaking on Good Morning Football on Tuesday (via Marc Raimondi of ESPN,

Atlanta Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins offered a defiant take about his future despite a late-season benching.