Kirk Cousins' time with the Atlanta Falcons is going to be shortlived, despite signing a four-year, $180 million contract less than a year ago. As the 2024 campaign winded down, h

The Falcons went into their Week 10 game against the Saints leading the division at 6-3 and looking poised to end the franchise’s six-season playoff drought (now seven). But from that loss to New Orleans, something went terribly wrong for Atlanta, and it was clear that Kirk Cousins wasn’t right.

However, Cousins argues that he has "a lot of good football" left in him, wherever his career leads him.

Kirk Cousins discussed his struggles in his first (and potentially only) season with the Atlanta Falcons on Tuesday, and in doing so, showed just how risky paying him was in the first place. Speaking on Good Morning Football on Tuesday (via Marc Raimondi of ESPN,

There was more to Kirk Cousins' decline and benching by Falcons' head coach Raheem Morris during the 2024 season.

As many speculated, an injury did have something to do with Kirk Cousins’ sudden drop-off in play. The Falcons quarterback revealed that it happened during Atlanta’s Week 10 loss in New Orleans.

Kirk Cousins took a hit in Week 10, and his shoulder felt out of sorts for the rest of the year. “I, against the Saints, got hit pretty good in my right shoulder and elbow, and from there, kind of dealing with that was something I was working through and just never really could get it to where I wanted it,

Atlanta Falcons QB Kirk Cousins admits he was injured in the Week 10 loss to the New Orleans Saints and he was never able to get back to the level he was playing at before he took that hit.