Justin Simmons, a veteran safety and two-time Pro Bowler, joined the Atlanta Falcons in 2024 after a successful stint with the Denver Broncos. However,
The Buffalo Bills secondary struggled at times last season, and it remains the roster’s biggest weakness as the 2025 NFL draft approaches. Two-time Pro Bowl safety Justin Simmons, one of the league’s top remaining free agents, sounds ready to help the cause.
How many of the first running backs selected in the NFL Draft since the year 2000 can you name in five minutes?
Former Denver Broncos safety and current unsigned free agent Justin Simmons did not rule out a potential signing with his once-arch rival, the Kansas City Chiefs, who have an opening at the position.
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
The Buffalo Bills were the first of the three teams he mentioned in part of his conversation with media personality Kay Adams. Still searching for a suitor on the free-agent market, veteran safety Justin Simmons appeared on the Up & Adams show on Tuesday, and one of his responses is bound to excite Bills Mafia.
Safety Justin Simmons has spent the last decade in the NFL and he's seen a lot of quarterbacks over that time, so his read on Michael Penix should make Falcons fans pretty excited for what's about to come their way.
The Philadelphia Eagles left a huge void to fill in their secondary when they traded starting safety CJ Gardner-Johnson to the Houston Texans last month,
The Cincinnati Bengals are likely done in free agency with the 2025 NFL Draft quickly approaching, but a new wave of veteran free agency starts following the draft. Established and experienced free agents will be able to tell which teams are still in need of their services if those teams didn't address the position they play in the draft.
In advance of free agency, Justin Simmons said he wanted to remain with the Falcons. The decorated safety could still work out a new deal after his Atlanta debut in 2024, but he is not expecting that to take place.
Justin Simmons has intercepted Patrick Mahomes six times , and Mahomes doesn’t throw a lot of picks. But if the free-agent safety had his way, he would sign with a team that would enable him to intercept Mahomes again.
The NFL Draft is rapidly approaching, and while the focus of the football world is shifting to that event, it should not be forgotten that there are still plenty of very solid players available in free agency.
The Cleveland Browns' defense showed some serious signs of slippage in 2024, and while a complete overhaul is not needed, some tinkering is obviously necessary.
Until the day that Justin Simmons signs a deal elsewhere, he's going to be heavily linked to the Philadelphia Eagles. Simmons recently said himself that he would be interested in joining Philadelphia and that the Eagles are high on his list.
The Philadelphia Eagles have a clear need right now. Philadelphia traded safety CJ Gardner-Johnson to the Houston Texans and so it obviously would make sense to add another safety right now to replace him.
Safety Justin Simmons very likely won't be back with the Atlanta Falcons in 2025. But just because the Falcons aren't interested in a reunion doesn't mean the team wants him to sign with a top contender.
The Atlanta Falcons didn't exactly get the secondary upgrades they were hoping for when they signed veteran safety Justin Simmons last offseason. Simmons wasn't bad but also not the same player he was when an All-Pro with the Denver Broncos.
The Atlanta Falcons’ time with safety Justin Simmons is expected to be a one-and-done. Simmons, who signed with the Falcons on Aug. 16 with hopes of making the playoffs for the first time in his now-nine-year NFL career, will be an unrestricted free agent when the legal tampering period begins March 10.
With a substantial Kirk Cousins dead-money hit imminent, the Falcons are not in good cap shape.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- The Atlanta Falcons (4-2) took their biggest win of the season Sunday at Bank of America Stadium, topping the Carolina Panthers 38-20 for their third consecutive victory.
The Falcons and Saints are one of the NFL’s most hate-filled rivalries. It doesn’t have the lore of the Packers and Bears or Steelers and Ravens, but to these two fan bases, it’s nothing but hate.
As significant as Atlanta's additions of outside linebacker Matt Judon and safety Justin Simmons are, what makes them even sweeter for the organization is how much they sting the division-rival Saints.
Justin Simmons will visit the New Orleans Saints on Wednesday. During his visit, he will encounter some familiar faces who might help sway his decision.
Justin Simmons remains one of the top free agents still on the market. For the time being, at least, the veteran safety is not a target of the Texans.
Free agent safety Justin Simmons would fit perfectly with the Eagles. So what’s the team waiting for? Maybe they're not the ones waiting.
The former Broncos standout, who received four second-team All-Pro nods over the past five seasons, has been available for four months now.
It's been 124 days since his release, and former Denver Broncos star Justin Simmons — a four-time second-team All-Pro and two-time Pro Bowler — remains at the center line of an infertile NFL free-agent safety market that bears a temperature just north of absolute zero.
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