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Sermon Joins Falcons: 5th Team in 6 Seasons
11 Aug
Summary
- Trey Sermon joins the Atlanta Falcons, marking his fifth NFL team.
- He previously played for the 49ers, Eagles, Colts, and Steelers.
- Sermon will compete for a roster spot with other running backs.
Running back Trey Sermon has signed with the Atlanta Falcons, seeking a fresh start. This signing represents Sermon's fifth team in six professional seasons.
Sermon's NFL journey began with the San Francisco 49ers in 2021, where he spent one season. He then moved to the Philadelphia Eagles for two games in 2022. The Indianapolis Colts were his next stop, playing 31 games over two years before a brief stint with the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2025, where his contributions were primarily on special teams.
In Atlanta, Sermon enters a crowded running back room. He will compete alongside players like Brian Robinson and Tyler Goodson. His ability to contribute on special teams could be key to securing a spot on the 53-man roster.
Across 46 career games, including five starts, Sermon has accumulated 505 rushing yards and three touchdowns, with 22 receptions for 138 receiving yards.
