What happened: The Atlanta Falcons have completed contract extensions with wide receiver Drake London and tight end Kyle Pitts. London's deal runs four years and $141.05 million, while Pitts agreed to a three-year, $54 million contract that includes $36 million fully guaranteed. Pitts forgoes the $15 million franchise tag in exchange for the long-term security.
Why it matters: Securing London and Pitts keeps two of Atlanta's primary pass-catchers in place and signals a clear commitment to building around the offensive core for the 2026 season. With both deals finished, the focus shifts to running back Bijan Robinson, widely viewed as the next Falcon in line for an extension.
By the numbers: London: four years, $141.05M. Pitts: three years, $54M with $36M fully guaranteed, taken in place of the $15M franchise tag.
What to watch: Watch for movement on a Bijan Robinson extension, which Atlanta is expected to prioritize next.