FLOWERY BRANCH -- The NFL’s new business year started at 4 p.m. on Wednesday and the Falcons have been busy signing players.

Here’s a look at who they’ve signed, who left the team and who’s still available as unrestricted free agents:

PLAYERS RE-SIGNED

--Liam McCullough, long snapper, four-year contract

--Jake Matthews, left tackle, two years

--KhaDarel Hodge, WR/ST

--Mike Hughes, cornerback

--Storm Norton, swing tackle

--Brandon Parker, offensive tackle

--Ta’Quon Graham, defensive tackle

--Kentavius Street, defensive tackle

--Elijah Wilkinson, offensive guard

--Josh Woods, linebacker

--Kyle Hinton, guard

NEW PLAYERS

--Leonard Floyd, OLB (49ers) (one year, $10 million)

--Divine Deablo, LB (Raiders) (two years)

--Keith Taylor, CB (Chiefs)

--Morgan Fox, DT (Chargers)

--Mike Ford, CB (Browns)

--Jordan Fuller, S, (Panthers)

--Feleipe Franks, TE (Panthers)

PLAYERS LOST TO OTHER TEAMS

--Grady Jarrett, DT, Bears

--Drew Dalman, C, Bears

--Richie Grant, S, 49ers

--Avery Williams, PR/KR, Eagles

--Eddie Goldman, DT, Commanders

--Nate Landman, LB, Rams

RESTRICTED FREE AGENTS

--Dee Alford, nickel back

--Harrison Hand, cornerback

--Ryan Neuzil, center, has $3.263 million right of first refusal tag.

EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS FREE AGENTS

--Micah Abernathy, safety

--Robert Burns, running back

OTHERS STILL AVAILABLE IN FREE AGENCY

--Lorenzo Carter, outside linebacker

--Ross Dwelley, tight end

--Demone Harris, outside linebacker

--Matthew Judon, outside linebacker

--Kevin King, cornerback

--Rondale Moore, wide receiver

--Riley Patterson, kicker

--Justin Simmons, safety

--James Smith-Williams, outside linebacker

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