The Atlanta Falcons have bolstered their defensive line by re-signing veteran defensive lineman Kentavius Street. Street, who turned 28 recently, played 13 games with the Falcons last season, notching 15 tackles and one sack. Originally drafted by the San Francisco 49ers in the 2018 NFL Draft, he has since played for the New Orleans Saints and Philadelphia Eagles before finding a home in Atlanta. With the departure of Grady Jarrett to the Chicago Bears, Street's experience will be invaluable to the team's defensive front as they look to maintain their competitive edge.

This offseason, the Falcons have also brought back Ta'Quon Graham and signed Morgan Fox from the Chargers, along with adding edge rusher Leonard Floyd and linebacker Divine Deablo. These moves highlight Atlanta's commitment to strengthening their front seven ahead of the upcoming season.

Justin Jefferson broke his six-game touchdown drought with a 12-yard reception from Sam Darnold during the Minnesota Vikings' 42-21 victory over the Atlanta Falcons.

The touchdown was facilitated by a controversial special-teams penalty on the Falcons, allowing the Vikings to extend their drive. The penalty, called on defensive lineman Kentavius Street, was unusual as it typically occurs in the secondary.