Falcons Release Bralen Trice, Add TJ Quinn to Practice Squad

WHO:

atlantafalcons.com - The Atlanta Falcons released linebacker Bralen Trice and signed linebacker TJ Quinn to the practice squad.

atlantafalcons.com - Trice was selected in the third round of the 2024 NFL Draft.

atlantafalcons.com - Quinn is from Valdosta, Georgia, and played college football at the University of Louisville.

atlantafalcons.com - Quinn began his NFL career as an undrafted free agent with the Green Bay Packers, who released him during roster cutdowns.

Heavy NFL - The Athletic’s Josh Kendall reported Trice’s release.

WHAT:

atlantafalcons.com - Trice appeared in four games for Atlanta this season and recorded two tackles.

Heavy NFL - Trice played 21 snaps for the Falcons against the Chicago Bears on Sunday.

atlantafalcons.com - Quinn began his college career as a safety, converted to linebacker, and led Louisville in tackles in each of his final three seasons.

atlantafalcons.com - Quinn finished his college career with 289 tackles, 15 tackles for loss, five sacks, and three interceptions.

Heavy NFL - The report says the Falcons planned to sign defensive end Charles Snowden from the Washington Commanders’ practice squad and release Trice to make room on the 53-man roster.

WHERE:

atlantafalcons.com - The Falcons are based in Flowery Branch, Georgia; Quinn is a native of Valdosta, Georgia.

atlantafalcons.com - Trice injured his knee in his first preseason game, against the Miami Dolphins.

atlantafalcons.com - The Falcons’ Week 6 game was against the Chicago Bears.

WHY:

atlantafalcons.com - Trice spent most of his first two professional seasons recovering from the knee injury he sustained in his first preseason game.

HOW:

atlantafalcons.com - Trice was signed to Atlanta’s 53-man roster ahead of its Week 6 game against Chicago and had frequently been elevated from the practice squad.

atlantafalcons.com - Trice was healthy this season, according to the Falcons’ article.

The Atlanta Falcons released linebacker Bralen Trice and signed linebacker TJ Quinn to their practice squad, after Trice appeared in four games this season and recorded two tackles. A third-round pick in 2024, Trice spent much of his first two professional seasons recovering from a knee injury and played 21 snaps against the Chicago Bears on Sunday. Quinn, a Valdosta native who led Louisville in tackles in each of his final three seasons, began his NFL career as an undrafted free agent with Green Bay.