The Falcons' 2016 roster is constantly evolving and we've amassed all the players in one gallery that will be updated throughout the year

CB Robert Alford

S Ricardo Allen

DT Jonathan Babineaux

OLB Vic Beasley Jr.

P Matt Bosher

K Matt Bryant

LB De'Vondre Campbell

RG Chris Chester

DE Adrian Clayborn

RB Tevin Coleman

CB Jalen Collins - Reserve Suspended List (4 Games)

T Tom Compton

FB Patrick DiMarco

RB Devonta Freeman

DE Dwight Freeney

WR Devin Fuller - IR

G Ben Garland

FS Dashon Goldson

CB C.J. Goodwin

DT Ra'Shede Hageman

WR Justin Hardy

LS Josh Harris

TE Austin Hooper

S Kemal Ishmael

DE Tyson Jackson

DT Grady Jarrett

LB Deion Jones

WR Julio Jones

CB Akeem King - IR

G Andy Levitre

C Alex Mack

T Jake Matthews

S Keanu Neal

TE Josh Perkins

G Mike Person

FS Brian Poole

LB Brooks Reed

LB LaRoy Reynolds

WR Aldrick Robinson

QB Matt Ryan

WR Mohamed Sanu

QB Matt Schaub

T Ryan Schraeder

G Wes Schweitzer

DE Derrick Shelby

TE Jacob Tamme

S Robenson Therezie

TE Levine Toilolo

CB Desmond Trufant

LB Courtney Upshaw

CB DeMarcus Van Dyke - IR

RB Terron Ward

LB Sean Weatherspoon

WR Eric Weems

LB Philip Wheeler

WR Nick Williams

LB Paul Worrilow
NFL.com's Chris Wesseling has named 20 rookies who are generating buzz at OTAs and minicamps, and first-round pick Vic Beasley Jr. made the list at No. 13.
Drafted to aid the Falcons' pass rush, Beasley, who signed his first pro contract on Friday, has impressed coaches and teammates alike through the first several phases of Atlanta's offseason program. Defensive coordinator Richard Smith is among those who are pleased with the 6-foot-3 outside linebacker.
"(H)e's got great speed and quickness, very similar to Von Miller," Smith told ESPN.com. "I'm not saying he's a Von Miller. You've got to go out and earn those things. But I think if you talk to Vic, he would tell you that (Miller) is one of the players that he's watched over the years. But he does have that elite quickness, very similar to what Von Miller had when he came out."
Of course, there's only so much to learn from OTAs — or, as Bryan Cox calls it, "gym class." Nevertheless, Beasley has displayed many of the strengths that show up in his tape and made him worthy of the eighth overall selection.
"You really see the first step quickness," Cox said. "You see the athleticism. You see his ability to close, closing speed. Right now, those things really stand out to us."