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Atlanta Falcons

NFL · NFC South · 2026
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Tags · NFL season · YR 2–4 · YR 5–9 · YR 10+
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Offense

11 starting jobsPrimary personnel · 11
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Defense

12 starting jobsBase front · Nickel sub
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Offense

11 starting jobs
Primary personnel · 11
02

Defense

12 starting jobs
Base front · Nickel sub
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Special Teams

6 starting jobs
Coverage & return units
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Offense

11 starting jobs
Primary personnel · 11
02

Defense

12 starting jobs
Base front · Nickel sub
Franchise & Venue
Franchise
Atlanta Falcons
Division NFC SouthEst. 1965
Home
Mercedes-Benz Stadium
71,000Listed capacity
Location Atlanta, Georgia
Coaching staff
Head coach
Offensive coordinator
Defensive coordinator
Identity
Mascot Freddie Falcon
Red Primary
Black Secondary
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Olamide Zaccheaus
SWR · 8th season
YR 8
Current depth chart
SLOT1StarterYR 8
ALSO PR2
Depth relationships
Bio
Olamide Zaccheaus is a 5'8", 199-pound slot wide receiver from Plainfield, NJ, who played college football at Virginia. Drafted by the Falcons, Zaccheaus has appeared in 105 games across stints with Atlanta (2019–22), Philadelphia (2023), Washington (2024), and Chicago (2025), compiling 188 receptions for 2,311 yards and 15 touchdowns. In 2025, he recorded 41 receptions for 330 yards and three touchdowns across 16 games. His career includes a 93-yard touchdown reception in his NFL debut—the longest first-career catch in league history—and a fumble-recovery touchdown on a kickoff in 2019. Entering his eighth season, Zaccheaus holds a two-year contract with the Falcons.
Olamide Zaccheaus played 18 games in 2025 with a 47% share of offensive snaps.
Player information
Height5'8"Weight199 lbHometownPlainfield, NJAge29CollegeVirginiaExperience7 NFL seasons
Contract
$2.3Mper year · AAV
Years 2Guaranteed $2.3MCap 0.7%
T-87 of 393 · WR market by AAV
Production · 2025
Rushing
4
CARRIES
25
YDS
Receiving
39/65
REC/TGT
313
YDS
2
TD
Career path
VIRGINIAthrough 2018
FALCONS2019 – 2022
EAGLES2023
COMMANDERS2024
BEARS2025
FALCONS2026 — present