The Falcons recently made some changes to their roster by releasing offensive lineman Nolan Potter and defensive lineman Willington Previlon, while adding two players who most recently played in the UFL. Jaryd Jones-Smith and Prince Emili, both of whom have experience playing in the UFL, will now have the opportunity to showcase their skills with the Falcons as they look to make an impact on the team. The addition of these new players brings fresh talent and competition to the Falcons’ roster, as they continue to make adjustments ahead of the upcoming season.
Potter, an undrafted rookie out of NIU, had recently joined the Falcons but was let go in the latest round of cuts. Previlon, who entered the league a few years ago as an undrafted rookie out of Rutgers, has not yet seen any regular-season action and was also released by the team. However, Potter and Previlon will now have a chance to prove themselves elsewhere in their respective leagues.
The Falcons’ decision to add Jones-Smith and Emili is a strategic one as they look for ways to improve their offensive line and defensive line respectively. Both players have shown promise in their previous stints in the UFL and could provide valuable depth for the team.
As a result of these moves, the Falcons’ roster now includes two new players with UFL experience who are eager to show what they can do on a bigger stage. With training camp set to begin soon, it will be interesting to see how these new additions fit into the team’s plans for next season.
