Leonard Floyd's recent signing with the Atlanta Falcons signals a continued commitment to bolstering their pass rush. The Falcons, who have struggled in this area, ranked second last in the league with just 31 sacks last season. Floyd, acquired for a one-year deal worth $10 million, is expected to significantly improve their defensive front, having recorded 8.5 sacks for the San Francisco 49ers last year.

The Falcons are also aiming to enhance their pass rush further, potentially targeting additional help in the upcoming NFL draft. Coach Raheem Morris, who previously worked with Floyd, adds a personal touch to the signing, describing their relationship as familial. Floyd's return to his home state of Georgia adds another layer of motivation as he prepares to make an impact for the Falcons next season.