Kevin King has been signed to Atlanta's 53-man roster as a response to the injury of starting linebacker Nate Landman. He impressed during the preseason but was surprisingly cut before the regular season. After being elevated from the practice squad, King made one tackle in Week 1, showcasing his capability to contribute when called upon.

Kevin King is a potential practice squad signing for the Buccaneers. After missing the 2022 season to recover from injuries, he was healthy enough to sign with the Falcons in April. King has made 42 career starts primarily with the Packers and was recently elevated for a game with the Falcons, where he recorded one tackle. Standing at 6'3" and weighing 200 pounds, he fits the profile the Buccaneers are looking for, bringing experience with 198 tackles, 30 pass breakups, seven interceptions, and a solid statistical season in 2019 before injuries impacted his career.

Kevin King officially secured the No. 6 cornerback job after the team released corners Natrone Brooks and Anthony Johnson. Despite being out of football for two years, King had a strong preseason, leading the team with one interception and two pass deflections. His versatility, having also worked at safety, played a key role in his selection for the roster.

Kevin King was released as part of the Falcons' roster cuts as the team finalized its 53-player lineup.

Kevin King, playing cornerback for the Falcons, has demonstrated strong performance in Week 1 of the preseason, earning a spot on the Team of the Week. His contributions in coverage highlighted his potential impact on the Falcons' defense.