Atlanta Falcons first-rounder James Pearce Jr. has been named as one of the five rookies under the most pressure to make an immediate impact.

Penix was impressive, but his limited body of work landed him lower on the list than some of the other quarterbacks from his draft class. Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels was ranked No. 1, Bears QB Caleb Williams was ranked sixth, and Bo Nix of the Broncos landed at No. 7.

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“As of right now, it certainly appears Kirk Cousins is set to be their backup quarterback for the 2025 season,” says Rapoport. “Obviously, if any team needs a quarterback with starting experience, that would also, by the way, could the Pittsburgh Steelers, if Aaron Rodgers doesn’t go there, Cousins would be the first call.

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Although quarterback uncertainty is a significant concern, the Falcons are fortunate to have one of the league's rising stars in wide receiver Drake London. A standout from the 2022 draft class, London is the highest-graded receiver from that year,