Falcons' Zachariah Branch discusses USC transfer, team prepares for 2027 draft
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 29, 2026, 11:02 AM
Last updated Jun 29, 2026
Atlanta Falcons rookie Zachariah Branch spoke about his transfer from USC to Georgia during an appearance on the St. Brown Podcast. He detailed challenges he faced at USC due to a legal situation that affected access to training equipment. With the team currently in the offseason until training camp begins on July 29, attention turns to the 2027 NFL Draft. A mock draft suggests the Falcons may target Oklahoma defensive tackle David Stone with the sixth overall pick. Additionally, tight ends coach Kevin Koger defended Kyle Pitts against criticism, highlighting Pitts' dedication to the game. Key free agents for the Falcons next offseason include offensive linemen and linebacker Divine Deablo.
- •Zachariah Branch explains his USC to Georgia transfer.
- •The Falcons may select defensive tackle David Stone in the 2027 draft.
- •Kyle Pitts receives support from tight ends coach Kevin Koger.
- •Key Falcons players will enter free agency after the 2026 season.
- •Training camp begins for the Falcons on July 29.
- 11:02 AMYahoo Sports — Falcons Recap: Free agents, new mock draft, Branch talks USC exit
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