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Opponent Game Opp RK Opp FPTS
vs 15 19
@ 32 29
vs 3 16
vs 9 18
vs 23 22
@ 2 16
vs 20 20
@ 23 22
vs 7 17
@ 9 18
@ 16 20
BYE
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vs 29 25
@ 27 23
@ 13 19
vs 28 24
@ 31 28
vs 2 16

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Player Outlook
Washington was Atlanta's sixth-round pick in the 2024 NFL Draft. The speedster out of Illinois should not be rostered unless he earns significant playing time in 2024.

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  • Falcons' Casey Washington: Heavy volume in debut

    Washington secured three of nine targets for 27 yards in the Falcons' 20-13 preseason loss to the Dolphins on Friday night. He also recovered a fumble. While he posted an inefficient line overall, Washington was the subject of plenty of attention from the Falcons' quarterbacks while garnering team-high reception and target totals. The rookie sixth-round pick was the beneficiary of so much opportunity thanks in large part to Drake London, Darnell Mooney and Ray-Ray McCloud all being held out of action, but Washington should still get an opportunity to make his case for a roster spot during the Falcons' second exhibition game against the Ravens on Aug. 17.
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  • Falcons' Casey Washington: Lands with Atlanta in Round 6

    The Falcons selected Washington in the sixth round of the 2024 NFL Draft, 187th overall. Atlanta double-dipped on skill position depth in the sixth round, taking Alabama running back Jase McClellan and Illinois' Washington with back-to-back picks. Washington was not a lock to be drafted and did not receive a combine invite. An older prospect at 23 years old, he did not have a receiving touchdown until his fifth year in college. At his pro day, he ran a 4.46 in the 40 and had a strong 39.5-inch vertical jump. Washington does not have an obvious top-end trait that would portend a starting role in the NFL.
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