And because of linebacker Channing Tindall, he's not the only one who's NFL career is approaching a crossroads as he enters his first training camp as a member of the red and black. Tindall signed a one-year deal worth the league minimum with the Falcons in free agency, which will mark his third NFL destination in as many seasons. Channing Tindall may be on the wrong side of the Falcons' roster bubbleUnfortunately for Tindall, his standing on the roster bubble is by no fault of his own. The Falcons are expecting fourth-round rookie Kendal Daniels to be a full go once training camp begins, and he should quickly carve out a key role. So if he doesn't make a strong impression in training camp and during the preseason, his Falcons (and NFL) future could be in real jeopardy.