Falcons reveal their initial roster: Tuesday Takes with Tre'Shon
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The Falcons announced their initial 53-man roster, and have since made a number of waiver claims and corresponding releases including a surprise one in defensive lineman Zach Harrison. Kevin Knight and Tre'Shon Diaz discuss who made it and who didn't, along with thoughts on Atlanta's ongoing QB competition, Harrison's release, and more.
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