Atlanta Falcons News: What we learned from week one of OTAs

May 26, 2015; Atlanta, GA, USA; Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan throws on the field during OTA at Falcons Training Facility. Mandatory Credit: Dale Zanine-USA TODAY Sports
May 26, 2015; Atlanta, GA, USA; Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan throws on the field during OTA at Falcons Training Facility. Mandatory Credit: Dale Zanine-USA TODAY Sports /
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What did we learn from the Atlanta Falcons’ first week of OTAs? Vic Beasley is prepared to take on his new role in 2016. That and more in the Dirty Bird Daily.

Good morning, Falcons fans. We’re now exactly 15 weeks away from the Falcons’ season opener against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. All of a sudden, we’re over half way through the offseason.

As you sip your coffee this fine Sunday morning, enjoy these Falcons articles from around the internet.

Vic Beasley ready for his new role — Nick Ziegler of NFL Spin Zone

There’s a number of moving parts on defense for the Falcons, with Vic Beasley spending more time at linebacker. Beasley was convinced to take on the role, and now he’s sold that he can make a big impact in a more versatile spot.

What we learned from the first week of Atlanta Falcons OTAs — Dave Choate of The Falcoholic

It’s been a busy week for the Falcons with the start of OTAs. What have we learned from the opening week of Phase Three of the offseason program?

Scouting Report From The Archives: Sean Weatherspoon — Aaron Freeman of FalcFans.com

Aaron Freeman takes another look back at one of his old scouting reports, this time Sean Weatherspoon. Read what Freeman had to say about Spoon in 2010.

Projecting the Falcons 2016 offense: Justin Hardy — The DW of The Falcoholic

Justin Hardy had to wait patiently to make his debut for the Falcons last season, but he impressed when he finally got his shot. Looking into the crystal ball, how will Hardy fare in year number two in Kyle Shanahan’s offense?

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Cory’s Corner: Falcons are doing what other teams won’t — Cory Jennerjohn of Cheesehead TV

The Falcons’ new stadium is incredible and could be the best sporting venue in the world when construction is complete. Not only that, their concession prices are incredibly low, which is refreshing to see. Hopefully every sports team in America, and the world, is paying attention.