7 LB prospects the Falcons could target in the draft

As a former fourth-round pick, linebacker De’Vondre Campbell is set to finally cash in on his outstanding production, just not likely in Atlanta.

Troy Dye — Oregon

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2019 Stats: 84 tackles (52 solo), 2.5 sacks, 2 forced fumbles, 2 INTs, 4 passes defended

Projection: Rounds 2-4

Analysis: Dye isn’t quite the prospect that Murray is, but as a late-second or third-round pick, he has the kind of play-making ability that can help the Falcons’ pass coverage. His toughness won’t come into question and like Murray, Dye could give Atlanta another versatile linebacker capable of playing next to Jones. While he’s less experienced in an outside role, Dye has the size and coverage ability to match up with opposing tight ends.

Video: Here’s Dye (No. 35) playing vs. Utah in the Pac-12 Championship.