Starting with Ruke Orhorhoro, Falcons’ second-round picks have to be better

“You can ask yourself whether they’re going to be there or not,” Fontenot said. “Obviously, you don’t have a crystal ball. You can’t see into the future, but you want to be aggressive and you weigh out what you’d be giving up to go up and we believed it was worth it. We believed it was worth it because we wanted that player and we have a clear vision for what he’s going to be for us.” It was the third consecutive draft for Fontenot that he traded picks in...