After missing the opening session of Falcons training camp, Tua Tagovailoa was back on the field for Day 2, though neither the former Dolphin nor Michael Penix participated in group or team work. That left Jack Strand running most of the Falcons offense again on Day 2. Plus, we dive into what the rotations and depth looks like on the defensive side of the football.

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The Atlanta Falcons officially kicked off training camp ahead of the 2026-27 season Wednesday -- just not in the fashion they would've preferred. Tua Tagovailoa was shelved with a back "flare up" according to Kevin Stefanski, Michael Penix Jr. revealed he may not be cleared for full participation for 3-4 weeks, Bijan Robinson didn't practice for non-injury related reasons, and the presumed starting blindside protector Jawaan Taylor and linebacker Troy Andersen were placed on active/PUP. Other than that though!

Atlanta Falcons training camp finally kicks off this week, and with it a new coaching tenure under Kevin Stefanski and a new organization under Matt Ryan. From a potential quarterback competition between Tua Tagovailoa and Michael Penix to the status of James Pearce Jr., 92.9 The Game Falcons Insider Joe Patrick shares what he’s watching for over the next six weeks.

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