"Ian Cunningham would like to stay put and let a terrific player or two fall his way. The new Falcons general manager has been preaching patience with both words and actions."
"If Aveion Terrell, Lee Hunter, Jacob Rodriguez, Denzel Boston, and others who were viewed as borderline first rounders should fall further than anticipated, then don't be at all shocked to see Atlanta move down a few spots."
"If Cunningham wants to stock the draft war chest for next year or just add more talent this year, moving down in the second is likely to yield a solid return."
"Cunningham may prove to be truly patient, content to wait and make two picks with the knowledge that the talent level is going to flatten out sooner than later."
The Atlanta Falcons are set to make two picks in the draft, opting not to trade back into the first round. General Manager Ian Cunningham emphasizes patience, hoping to select quality players or trade down for additional picks. If certain players fall unexpectedly, the Falcons may consider moving down for more day three picks. A trade involving Kyle Pitts remains a possibility, but Cunningham's strategy leans towards accumulating talent and flexibility for future drafts.
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