After spending the last two seasons with the Atlanta Falcons, offensive tackle Elijah Wilkinson signed a free agent deal to join the Arizona Cardinals on March 12, 2026.
Following his departure from the Falcons, Wilkinson got into it with some Atlanta fans on social media on his Instagram account.
Wilkinson replied to one fan who said, “Thank god your gone,” by saying, “good luck with that clown show over there.”
Another comment Wilkinson made said, “Lol, ya’ll in hell (right now) have fun being a** next year.” Wilkinson also said to Falcons fans have fun losing the NFC South and commented 28-3 multiple times, mocking their Super Bowl loss to the New England Patriots in which they held a 28-3 lead.
It’s safe to say Wilkinson will never reunite with the Falcons again after his recent spat wit his fans and true feelings on the organization being known.
Wilkinson has been with four teams in his NFL career, appearing in 96 games and starting in 62.
Who Are Some of The Top Remaining NFL Free Agents Available?
The first week of free agency frenzy is over, and the madness has died down a little. Still, there are many talented players available via free agency.
22 of the 101 top free agents on NFL.com’s Top 101 free agents are still available. But as the days go on, less and less of the top names have been picked up, with players still negotiating with some waiting for after the draft to join a team.
Among the notable free agents include wide receivers Tyreek Hill, Stefon Diggs, and Jauan Jennings. All three will likely end up with a new team with a feature role.
Veteran quarterbacks such as Aaron Rodgers and Kirk Cousins remain free agents, and will be looking for opportunities to start in 2026. Multiple talented offensive lineman such as Taylor Decker, Joel Bitonio, and Wyatt Teller are also free agents. Veterans like Bobby Wagner, Calais Campbell, and Joey Bosa are also free to sign anywhere.
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