Kirk Cousins is at a turning point in his career with the Atlanta Falcons as rumors of his departure continue to grow. The AFC North appears to be the veteran quarterbackās likely destination for the 2025 NFL season. While his current team has added a key weapon, the former Minnesota Vikings player has been linked to the Cleveland Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers.
Atlanta wants to stay focused and continue improving its roster for the upcoming season. The quarterback situation doesnāt seem to be a problem, as Michael Penix Jr. was selected in the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft and secured the starting job over a dissatisfied Cousins, who is reportedly looking for a new team despite the Falcons adding another offensive weapon.
The player who has joined the Falcons is none other than Tight End Teagan Quitoriano, the team has officially announced. His arrival comes just hours after the addition of German kicker Lenny Krieg. Quitoriano comes to the Falcons from the Houston Texans, where he appeared in a handful of games over three seasons.
Steelersā possible interest in Cousins
Despite Quitorianiās arrival, the most captivating storyline for the Falcons remains Cousinsā future. In this context, the Steelers are fully focused on acquiring Aaron Rodgers, but the former Super Bowl championās delayed response has led Pittsburgh to consider a backup plan. Some reports suggest that Cousins could be a potential option.
Atlanta Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins (18) during warmups before the game against the Seattle Seahawks at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
Will Cousins play for the Browns?
A few days ago, it was reported that the Browns were ready to make an offer to the Falcons to acquire Cousins in a trade. However, the high contract signed by the 36-year-old quarterback makes the situation not so easy.
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The Browns are looking for a quarterback, and Cousins appears to be the ideal candidate. However, he would have to wait until after the draft to waive his no-trade clause. Rumors are growing stronger, and the former Vikings player has even been spotted near Cleveland, fueling further speculation.
