TheDirtyWord
Footballguy
Yep...I get it. I'm just seeing it thru Falcon fan colored glasses. Which are far from roses.I'm not looking at Penix with rose colored glasses. I see a possible great NFL QB, but for fantasy, his lack of running ability will cap his ceiling. Thus the reason why I give his best case scenario as a safe floor. He has the potential to score top 10 in fantasy, but he better be a hell of a passer and Atlanta better protect him in the pocket.Yeah, but unlike Purdy who came onto the field with absolutely no expectations even on a legitimate SB contender, Penix is almost being hailed as 'savior' like here.His upside to me is safe floor and in the Purdy mode. He doesn't run, so he better be a great passer.My advice on Penix...be careful.Oh yes, pour this directly into my eyeholesFalcons OC Zac Robinson said Michael Penix Jr. “opens up a different avenue within the offense.”
This is in the context of stretching the field a little more than the Falcons did in 2024, something they struggled to do at times with Kirk Cousins under center. The Athletic’s Josh Kendall also adds “The coaching staff won’t ask Penix to curtail his aggressiveness. In fact, it’s the trait they are most excited about.” A more balanced offensive approach could raise all ships in Atlanta — and it’s something that might be necessary for them as they try to stave off regression with almost no new players added to the room![]()
Falcons are a desperate organization IMO and NEED Penix to be successful for people to keep their jobs. That's alot to foist on a young QB who wasn't a 'no doubter' talent coming out of school.