The Atlanta Falcons have remarkably navigated their draft strategy under GM Terry Fontenot, focusing on impactful first-round selections. Despite not having a top-10 pick in the upcoming draft, the Falcons have consistently delivered noteworthy talent in previous years. Highlights include Kyle Pitts, who recorded the best rookie season for a tight end in over 60 years, and Bijan Robinson, who was the eighth overall pick in the 2023 draft, showcasing the team's commitment to building a strong roster.

Fontenot's tenure began in 2021, and the Falcons' draft classes reflect a blend of skill position players and depth across various positions. The 2021 draft saw the selection of Pitts, followed by solid contributors like Richie Grant and Jalen Mayfield. The 2022 and 2023 classes further established the team's offensive and defensive foundations, with players like Drake London and Arnold Ebiketie making significant impacts. As the Falcons prepare for the 2025 draft, their past selections indicate a promising trajectory for their future.