The Atlanta Falcons defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich will not face disciplinary action for a prank call made by his son, Jax Ulbrich, to former Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders during the 2025 NFL Draft. The call, which involved Jax impersonating an NFL general manager, was made using Sanders' phone number, which he obtained from his father's iPad.

The Falcons organization, while distancing themselves from the prank, expressed regret over the incident, stating that Jeff Ulbrich was unaware of the situation until after it occurred. The team has reached out to Sanders and his family to offer apologies. Despite the embarrassment caused by the event, it’s suggested that it should not overshadow what has been regarded as one of the Falcons' most exciting draft classes in recent history.

The Falcons made significant moves during the draft, including selections like Jalon Walker from Georgia and James Pearce Jr. from Tennessee. However, the controversy surrounding Ulbrich’s son’s prank may linger as fans and analysts speculate on the fallout and potential repercussions on both Ulbrich and the team.