The Falcons' 2016 roster is constantly evolving and we've amassed all the players in one gallery that will be updated throughout the year

CB Robert Alford

S Ricardo Allen

DT Jonathan Babineaux

OLB Vic Beasley Jr.

P Matt Bosher

K Matt Bryant

LB De'Vondre Campbell

RG Chris Chester

DE Adrian Clayborn

RB Tevin Coleman

CB Jalen Collins - Reserve Suspended List (4 Games)

T Tom Compton

FB Patrick DiMarco

RB Devonta Freeman

DE Dwight Freeney

WR Devin Fuller - IR

G Ben Garland

FS Dashon Goldson

CB C.J. Goodwin

DT Ra'Shede Hageman

WR Justin Hardy

LS Josh Harris

TE Austin Hooper

S Kemal Ishmael

DE Tyson Jackson

DT Grady Jarrett

LB Deion Jones

WR Julio Jones

CB Akeem King - IR

G Andy Levitre

C Alex Mack

T Jake Matthews

S Keanu Neal

TE Josh Perkins

G Mike Person

FS Brian Poole

LB Brooks Reed

LB LaRoy Reynolds

WR Aldrick Robinson

QB Matt Ryan

WR Mohamed Sanu

QB Matt Schaub

T Ryan Schraeder

G Wes Schweitzer

DE Derrick Shelby

TE Jacob Tamme

S Robenson Therezie

TE Levine Toilolo

CB Desmond Trufant

LB Courtney Upshaw

CB DeMarcus Van Dyke - IR

RB Terron Ward

LB Sean Weatherspoon

WR Eric Weems

LB Philip Wheeler

WR Nick Williams

LB Paul Worrilow
Falcons linebacker Tyler Starr is hungry. Although getting a taste of the NFL as a rookie in 2014, selected as the team's second seventh-round draft pick (255th overall), the overall experience was more of an appetizer.
The hard work put in by Starr in college at South Dakota, where he was named the Missouri Valley Conference Defensive Player of the Year in 2013, only increased his desire to play even better at the next level. Hearing his named announced during last year's draft was a thrill but nowhere near satiated his long-term goal of thriving in the league.
Starr's hard work in 2014 was rewarded after training camp, earning a roster spot, however, he wasn't placed on the club's weekly 46-player active list for any regular season game. Still practicing every week like he was going to play, Starr hopes similar efforts this year will impress the new coaching staff, headed by Dan Quinn. "I have to go out there and do what I can to show the new coaches that they kept me around for a reason and that I can perform in this league and that I'm not only good enough to be here, but good enough to make an impact," Starr told the Sioux City Journal.
All of the changes to the team's coaching staff and roster this offseason give Starr the feeling of a fresh start, only this time he's now better equipped to excel after being thrown into the mix in 2014.
The second-year linebacker was introduced to Quinn this offseason and is ready to do whatever is asked by each of his coaches, ideally exceeding his potential as a player, just as Quinn likes.
"I'm looking forward to being able to grab the bull by the horns," Starr said.
"This is the top level of football, something I enjoy doing and hope to do for many years to come. I just have to continue to strive to be the best I can be at it. I'm going to make an impact in the league. I didn't get this far not to."