Falcons: Who is on your free agency wish list for yourself and the coordinators?

[Polar Bear Jones]

For Nolan
Isaac
Sopoaga
DT
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Sopoaga is a massive space-eater with good initial quickness and above-average foot agility and body control. He can hold his ground versus double teams and plug things up at the point of attack. He has improved his hand use and does a good job of defeating and shedding blockers. He plays with a natural pad level and rarely gets driven off the line, but he lacks great lateral range and downfield speed. He feels and fights through pressure as he squeezes the play down and is quick to locate the level of the ball. He lacks the upfield speed and acceleration to be an effective pass-rusher but will collapse the pocket with a strong bull rush at times.

For Koetter
Rashad
Jennings
RB
72
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Jennings is a big, powerful ball carrier with good straight-line speed and a solid burst of acceleration as he hits the hole. He is a bit of an upright runner who exposes a lot of surface to tacklers, and he has missed significant time the past two seasons because of knee and shoulder injuries. He is most effective when running between the tackles and making quick decisions, and he can get into trouble when he tries to bounce to the outside. He can finish runs when running straight ahead and will break his share of arm tackles because he has strong legs and good balance. Although he can provide starts, he is more of an effective change-of-pace back who should share time.

For the Polar Bear
William
Moore
S
77
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Moore is an active safety with solid height and length but excellent bulk and strength. He shows good speed when playing over the top in zone coverage and above-average quickness, agility and body control when lined up in man coverage over tight ends or inside receivers. He is a physical, powerful tackler who often looks to deliver the big blow rather than wrap up the ball carrier, but he consistently gets the opponent down. He is a quick decision-maker who takes good angles to get involved in the play. He is still developing his route-recognition skills but looks more decisive at reading the quarterback to get a jump on balls thrown in front of him.