The Atlanta Falcons lost an offensive tackle on Wednesday when Kaleb McGary retired.
They didn't wait long at all to get another one -- they had a $5 million signing on the books a few hours later.
The newest Falcons lineman is Jawaan Taylor, who was a Super Bowl champion with the Kansas City Chiefs.
The deal was reported by ESPN's Adam Schefter, who added that there's also $1 million worth of incentives possible on the one-year contract.
The Chiefs released Taylor earlier this offseason to avoid a cap hit of $27.4 million for the season ahead. They saved about $20 million by making that move.
Taylor was originally a second-round pick by the Jacksonville Jaguars in the 2019 NFL Draft out of the University of Florida.
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He played four seasons with the Jags before joining the Chiefs in 2023 and winning a Super Bowl that year with Kansas City.
Taylor played in 45 games for the Chiefs, all starts, but in the last season-plus, he started to get increased criticism for his play.
Between penalties and ineffectiveness, Taylor felt like part of the reason that the Chiefs' offense struggled, and that Patrick Mahomes had less-than-ideal time to throw the football.
The Falcons will be hoping they can find a better version of Taylor. The good news for them is they got him for a relative value compared to what the Chiefs would've paid him.
And with McGary gone, Taylor could wind up being quite important.
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