How Falcons Can Really 'Cash' in at RB
Summary
The Atlanta Falcons have signed Cash Jones, a former Georgia running back, as an undrafted free agent. Jones may make the team’s roster mainly because of his special teams skills, with the potential to get some playing time as a running back who catches passes.Key Facts
- Cash Jones played five seasons at Georgia with 107 total touches.
- He averaged 4.9 yards per carry and is good at catching passes from the backfield.
- Jones is known for his strong special teams play, especially on kickoff and punt coverage.
- The Falcons ranked 24th in special teams performance in 2025.
- The Falcons want to avoid overusing their main running backs Bijan Robinson and Brian Robinson Jr.
- Other backs on the team had few carries last season, leaving room for Jones to get playing time.
- Jones’ ability to catch passes could help Falcons quarterbacks Michael Penix Jr. and Tua Tagovailoa.
- Tyler Allgeier, a former Falcon with receiving skills, now plays for the Arizona Cardinals.
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