Falcons don’t plan to immediately release Collins

Falcons coach Dan Quinn said the team is considering its options and noted that the release of cornerback Jalen Collins was not imminent “today or tomorrow.”

“The disappointment for having a second, repeat offense is stronger,” Quinn said on Monday. “This just came through yesterday. Some trust has been broken. We’ll take all the time that we need to make the best decision for the team.”

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