As the defense made steady improvements in 2015, the Atlanta Falcons offense frustrated for the most part. After flying out the gates with a healthy combination of the pass and run, the wheels fell off, the unit unable to get out of its own way.
Poor decision making, sloppy turnovers and a lack of weapons outside of Julio Jones combined for anaemic production. Despite Devonta Freeman‘s breakout season in the backfield, he was run into the ground and looked burned out by seasons end.
There were a number of changes this offseason, with free agency bringing in center Alex Mack and wide receiver Mohamed Sanu.