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
Friend of Worrilow's: Gradkowski, a University of Delaware alumnus, played in college with fellow Blue Hen/current Falcon Paul Worrilow. Together, they won the Colonial Athletic Association championship in 2010 by posting a 12-3 record. They also reached the FCS championship that year but fell to Eastern Washington, 20-19. Now reunited in Atlanta, the two are bound to face each other regularly during practice.
Promising Draft Pick: Gradkowski's success at UD, where he started 26 games, convinced Baltimore to draft him in the fourth round (98th overall) in 2012. During his junior campaign, he helped propel Delaware to the second-best total offense in the CAA. Scouts considered him an athletic player who could move well laterally, which, if still true, would make him a logical fit in Kyle Shanahan's system.
Baltimore Success: As a rookie, Gradkowski helped the Ravens win Super Bowl XLVII. He played in all 20 of Baltimore's games that year, mostly on special teams. The following season, he earned a job as the Ravens' No. 1 center and started every regular season contest.
Sibling Connection: Gradkowski is the brother of Pittsburgh Steelers QB Bruce Gradkowski. Unfortunately for Bruce, he recently dislocated a finger and has been placed on injured reserve.
Encouraging Preseason: Gradkowski played 109 offensive snaps during the 2015 preseason, and based on the tape and Pro Football Focus numbers, he held his own. The 26-year-old received a positive PFF grade in all four exhibition contests and finished with the second-best run block grade (3.2) on Denver's roster.
