The Atlanta Falcons have managed to improve their salary cap situation significantly this offseason. After releasing veteran defensive tackle Grady Jarrett, the team freed up over $16 million in cap space. To further bolster their financial flexibility, they extended left tackle Jake Matthews' contract, which now includes a hefty cap hit for the latter years but provides an $8.5 million relief in 2025. Similarly, guard Chris Lindstrom saw his cap hit decrease by $10 million after the team restructured his deal, converting part of his salary into a signing bonus. Currently, the Falcons are left with $10.6 million in cap space, a notable change from their previous position, allowing them to make strategic moves in the upcoming draft or even facilitate trades.