Inside the Reese’s Senior Bowl with Terry Fontenot and Kyle Smith | Atlanta Falcons

I think that’s Jermaine Johnson II of Florida State.

@The Unknown Gem yep. Man probably made himself a top 15 pick with his play this week

Absolutely. You can’t ever count on hitting big in the draft, but when you do it makes a big difference to your football team and all of a sudden you’re much closer to contending. Combine that with good decisions and acquisitions in free agency and you can turn a team around completely. Strictly defensively, imagine they draft a stud corner at 8 and 2 stud DL/pass rushers on day 2 and/or 3. Maybe Grant makes a year 2 jump and becomes a stud at safety. Mix in free agents a second year of Dean Pees scheme and all of a sudden the Falcons can go from one of the worst defenses to a surprisingly competent middle of the pack defense with a few playmakers. It’s more realistic to understand that this team has work to do, but there’s good reason to hold out hope that your team is in for an excellent game changing offseason.

STILL whining??

MY Quarterback LIVES in your one track mind! 🤣

@WrldWchr 😲

We literally can’t take a QB this year. Prior management gave Matt Ryan a huge contract and we will lose a ton of money. We just need to build a good team so we can get a QB in 2023.

Give up pal you gone have deal with it if not choose a different team

Sadly, there is a segment of this fan base that don’t care about that.

We don’t know. Saints are in cap hell now with the team he built that didn’t win a ring. Time will tell, but him acting like interviews mean that much just reminds me of Tak McKinley. His interview didn’t translate.

@Achilles Builds tHAT MAN WASNT a GM CUTTING CHECKS HE WAS A GLORIFIED sCOUT AT BEST

(director of pro scouting. His responsibilities in managing the pro personnel department include recommending player acquisitions by evaluating players from all professional leagues, including the Saints roster, monitoring the waiver wire and supervising the advance scouting of upcoming opponents.

Fontenot spent seven seasons as a pro scout before his promotion, where his responsibilities included evaluating and rating current professional players and preparing the club for acquisitions through free agency or the waiver wire. He would also assist in the team’s draft preparations and the weekly advance scouting of upcoming opponents.

Fontenot has held multiple positions in the scouting department, including as a pro scouting assistant – where he helped evaluate free agents, track player movement, studied film and aided in the planning for the NFL Draft – and as an assistant in player personnel.)