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'Baller': James Pearce Jr. impresses as Falcons conduct first pads practice
"Baller," was how quarterback Michael Penix described 6-foot-5, first-year edge rusher James Pearce Jr. The 26th pick in the 2025 Draft out of Tennessee, Pearce first turned some heads on Sunday with his intensity. RELATED: Bijan Robinson is preparing for another busy season as Falcons' do-it-all running back
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Falcons' first-round pick among highest-rated rookies in Madden 26Jaguars wide receiver/defensive back Travis Hunter is the game's highest-rated rookie, earning an 84 overall rating. Pearce's ...
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Inside the Den recap: 6 things we learned about the 2025 Lions draftOn Wednesday night, the Detroit Lions video crew, “One Pride Productions,” dropped their most anticipated video of the year: ...
Pearce had 19.5 sacks in three seasons at Tennessee, including 17.5 over his final two seasons. The 6-foot-5, 245-pounder ran a 4.47 40-yard dash at the combine.
James Pearce Jr. proved plenty about himself as a player in two All-SEC seasons at Tennessee, but the Vols star is motivated to show NFL teams his value on and off the field at this week’s NFL ...
Tennessee defensive lineman James Pearce Jr. (27) sacks UTEP quarterback JP Pickles (19) during a college football game between Tennessee and UTEP at Neyland Stadium in Knoxville, Tenn., Saturday ...
Probably the biggest takeaway from the first week of training has been James Pearce Jr., who has been a huge problem for the ...
Falcons coach Raheem Morris says he feels an 'edge' this training camp, which is something Atlanta's defense has missed in recent seasons.
James Pearce Jr. has been in some scuffles in training camp. It turns out the offensive line just doesn't like the way he ...
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