The Falcons cut ties with Troy Andersen after 23 months of injury rehab — a once-dominant second-rounder who lit up the field in his last healthy outing, racking up 17 tackles and an interception. Drafted 58th in 2022 as part of the Julio Jones trade, Andersen flashed elite athleticism and versatility during his college days at Montana State. But injuries have sidelined him for most of his tenure, limiting him to just 11 starts in four seasons. With Atlanta aggressively building linebacker depth by signing Christian Harris and drafting Kendal Daniels and Harold Perkins Jr., this release signals the likely end of his time in Atlanta — though he could still be re-signed if he clears waivers. A promising player’s career hangs in the balance as he seeks a fresh start.
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