But he's not necessarily the final piece to the puzzle. When asked how good the Falcons could be with his addition, the former Kansas City Chiefs star smiled and assured he wasn't the missing link.

"It remains to be seen, but we're going to be very good but not just because of me," Gonzalez said. "They were very good last year and right now, I'm not here trying to catch 100 balls and save the day. I'm going to come here and do what I always do. When they call on me, to call my play, I'm going to try to produce."

Gonzalez appears happy with his new team, one he hopes can take him farther than the Chiefs were able to do.

Gonzalez, as most of the offense, has locked up most of the positions on the depth chart. With that said, here's how I would list the depth chart (my opinion) before Falcons coach Mike Smith and his staff releases their version.

Quarterback: First team: Matt Ryan, second team: D.J. Shockley, third team: ...

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