The Atlanta Falcons have named Tommy Rees offensive coordinator, the team announced Thursday.
It’ll be a reunion for Rees and newly-appointed Falcons coach Kevin Stefanski. Rees worked under Stefanski for two years in Cleveland. He was initially brought on as tight ends coach and pass game specialist in 2024 before being promoted to offensive coordinator prior to the 2025 season. He took over play-calling duties from Stefanski in Week 10 after a 2-6 start.
Rees replaces Zac Robinson, who was recently hired as the offensive coordinator of NFC South foe Tampa Bay after two seasons in Atlanta. Rees inherits an offense with Associated Press first-team All-Pro running back Bijan Robinson, second-team All-Pro guard Chris Lindstrom and standout receiver Drake London. Second-team All-Pro tight end Kyle Pitts’ future with the Falcons hangs in the balance as he approaches free agency.
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