With free agency winding down, here’s a look at the Falcons’ moves:

Extension

Jake Matthews, LT – Three years, $55.5 million

Retained

Colby Gossett, G – One year, $965,000

Erik Harris, FS – One-year, amount undisclosed

Younghoe Koo, PK – Five years, $24.25 million ($11.5 guaranteed)

Isaiah Oliver, CB – One year, $2.3 million

Cordarrelle Patterson, RB/WR – Two years, $10.2 million

Anthony Rush, DT – One year, $965,000

Olamide Zaccheaus, WR – $2.4 million tender

Not retained

Russell Gage, WR – Three years, $30 million with Bucs

Josh Harris, LS – Four years, $5.6 million ($1.92 million guaranteed) with Chargers

Foye Oluokun, LB – Three years, $45 million ($28 million guaranteed) with Jaguars

New players

Lorenzo Carter, OLB – One year, $3.5 million ($2 million guaranteed)

Casey Hayward, CB – Two years, $11 million

KhaDarel Hodge, WR – One year, amount undisclosed

Marcus Mariota, QB – Two years, $18.7 million ($6.7 guaranteed)

Teez Tabor, DB – One year, $965,000

Elijah Wilkinson, OL – One year, $1.03 million

Damien Williams, RB – One year, $1.62 million. It included a $500,000 signing bonus.

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