EXCLUSIVE: NFL Star Kirk Cousins Lists Georgia Mansion for $3 Million After Being Dropped by the Falcons—as He Signs New Deal With Raiders

NFL quarterback Kirk Cousins has only just signed a new deal with the Las Vegas Raiders for the upcoming season—but he already had one foot out of Georgia , having listed his sprawling Atlanta-area mansion for $2. 99 million two days before he was officially released by the Atlanta Falcons . While news of Cousins' exit from the Georgia-based team was not announced until March 11, it would seem the writing was on the wall for the 37-year-old NFL veteran , who put his enormous six-bedroom abode on the market on March 9, Realtor.

com® can reveal. While Cousins may now be headed to pastures new—namely the Raiders' shiny stadium in Las Vegas —he is hoping to leave Georgia with a hefty profit, having listed his Suwanee dwelling for almost $1 million more than he bought it for in April 2024, weeks after he signed with the Falcons on a four-year contract. The quarterback, who shares two children with his wife, Julie Cousins , will add some much needed experience to the Raiders, an element that the team's new coach, Klint Kubiak , said he was eager to include in his lineup for the 2026 season.

Though the team is widely expected to select Heisman Trophy winner Fernando Mendoza with the first overall pick in this year's NFL draft, Kubiak noted that he would prefer not to throw the 22-year-old quarterback straight into the mix and instead give him a chance to train alongside someone older. NFL quarterback Kirk Cousins has listed his Georgia home for $2. 99 million—days before signing a new deal with the Las Vegas Raiders.

(Realtor. com) Property records show that Cousins, 37, put the home on the market on March 9, two days before the Atlanta Falcons announced they were releasing him. (Realtor.