Five things we learned from the Falcons' second week of OTAs, including an update on the quarterback competition.

Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa didn't have a great end to his tenure in Miami. But he does have something the Falcons have lacked the last several years: passing accuracy.

Atlanta Falcons linebacker James Pearce Jr.’s Miami criminal case is on hold after he entered a state intervention program. Charges will be dropped if he completes it.

The Falcons are trying to understand their coaches as people and communicators, and through that, build an identity.

The Falcons' coaches say they don't want to change quarterback Michael Penix Jr.'s throwing motion, though there are smaller changes they may make.

Led by Bijan Robinson, the Falcons' rushing attack has ranked in the top 10 in the NFL the last five seasons. He's eager to play in new coach Kevin Stefanski's offense.

Mercedes-Benz Stadium’s lush World Cup grass is turning heads in Atlanta and renewing questions about why the Falcons still play on artificial turf.

The experience, Jeff Ulbrich says, “was fantastic” — and he’s optimistic he’ll eventually get the chance to bear its fruit during a hiring cycle.

The Atlanta Falcons, who have a quarterback competition between Michael Penix Jr. and Tua Tagovailoa, are being mindful of how they distribute reps during OTAs.

Zachariah Branch, a rookie wide receiver for the Falcons, has already made a positive impression on his coaches and teammates with his work ethic and eagerness to learn.