The Atlanta Falcons could still look to add to the secondary, and ESPN deems this veteran cornerback the 'best fit' in free agency.
spent premium resources in several areas in the offseason , but they haven't spent as much time focusing on the secondary.
"In 2023 with the Rams, Morris' unit played zone coverage on 60.1% of opponent dropbacks, majoring in split-safety zone and Cover 3. This is a good spot for Nelson, and it'd give the Falcons more veteran competition in camp.", and Morris has talked up Dee Alford and Mike Hughes. However in today's pass-heavy NFL, at least four cornerbacks are needed for efficient defenses. More competition and depth is needed.last season by Pro Football Focus with a 72.6 grade.
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