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The '''Atlanta Falcons''' are a [[National Football League]], [[NFL]] [[franchise]] based in [[Atlanta]], [[Georgia]]. They are part of the National Football Conference (NFC) and play in the NFC South Division.
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The '''Atlanta Falcons''' are a [[National Football League]] ([[NFL]]) team based in [[Atlanta]], [[Georgia]]. They are members of the [[National Football Conference]] (NFC) South Division.
==Roster==
 
===Quarterbacks===
 
*2 - [[Matt Ryan]]
 
*8 - Chris Redman
 
*3 - D. J. Shockley
 
  
===Running Backs===
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==History and League Success==
*33 - [[Michael Turner]]
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The Falcons entered the league as an expansion team in 1966.  Both the NFL and the AFL were heavily interested in placing a team in Atlanta (both leagues had sponsored preseason games in the city), ultimately the NFL forced Atlanta (the city) to decide on a league; it chose the NFL.
*32 - Jerious Norwood
 
*44 - Jason Snelling
 
  
===Fullbacks===
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The Falcons have generally been mediocre in their history; they have only made two [[Super Bowl]] appearances (1999 and 2017; the 2017 appearance was notable for the team's total collapse after holding a 28-3 lead late in the third quarter against the [[New England Patriots]], ultimately losing 28-34 in the only overtime game in Super Bowl history).
*34 - Ovie Mughelli
 
  
===Wide Receivers===
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==NFC South Rivals==
*83 - Harry Douglas
 
*86 - [[Brian Finneran]]
 
*12 - Michael Jenkins
 
*14 - Eric Weems
 
*84 - [[Roddy White]]
 
*19 - Laurent Robinson
 
 
 
===Tight Ends===
 
*89 - Ben Hartsock
 
*87 - Justin Peelle
 
*81 - Marcus Pollard
 
*85 - Jason Rader
 
 
 
===Offensive Tackles===
 
*72 - Sam Baker
 
*73 - Harvey Dahl
 
*68 - Wayne Gandy
 
*76 - Quinn Ojinnaka
 
*74 - Todd Weiner
 
 
 
===Guards===
 
*77 - Tyson Clabo
 
*63 - Justin Blalock
 
 
 
===Centers===
 
*62 - Todd McClure
 
* - Brett Romberg
 
*46 - Mike Schneck
 
*69 - Alex Stepanovich
 
*67 - Ben Wilkerson
 
 
 
===Defensive Ends===
 
*55 - [[John Abraham]]
 
*98 - Jamaal Anderson
 
*92 - Chauncey Davis
 
*75 - Simon Fraser
 
 
 
===Defensive Tackles===
 
*95 - Jonathan Babineaux
 
*99 - Jason Jefferson
 
*94 - Kindal Moorehead
 
 
 
===Linebackers===
 
*71 - Kroy Biermann
 
*51 - Tony Gilbert
 
*50 - Curtis Lofton
 
*54 - Stephen Nicholas
 
* - Mike Peterson
 
*52 - Coy Wire
 
 
 
===Cornerbacks===
 
*34 - Von Hutchins
 
*30 - David Irons
 
*20 - Brent Grimes
 
*23 - Chris Houston
 
*22 - Chevis Jackson
 
*37 - Glenn Sharpe
 
 
 
===Safeties===
 
*41 - Antoine Harris
 
*42 - Eric Brock
 
*26 - Erik Coleman
 
*28 - Thomas DeCoud
 
*29 - Jamaal Fudge
 
*36 - [[Lawyer Milloy]]
 
 
 
===Kickers===
 
*1 - [[Jason Elam]]
 
 
 
===Punters===
 
*9 - Michael Koenen
 
 
 
==See also==
 
 
*[[Carolina Panthers]]
 
*[[Carolina Panthers]]
 
*[[New Orleans Saints]]
 
*[[New Orleans Saints]]
 
*[[Tampa Bay Buccaneers]]
 
*[[Tampa Bay Buccaneers]]
*[[National Football Conference]]
 
  
  

Revision as of 02:07, February 5, 2021

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The Atlanta Falcons are a National Football League (NFL) team based in Atlanta, Georgia. They are members of the National Football Conference (NFC) South Division.

History and League Success

The Falcons entered the league as an expansion team in 1966. Both the NFL and the AFL were heavily interested in placing a team in Atlanta (both leagues had sponsored preseason games in the city), ultimately the NFL forced Atlanta (the city) to decide on a league; it chose the NFL.

The Falcons have generally been mediocre in their history; they have only made two Super Bowl appearances (1999 and 2017; the 2017 appearance was notable for the team's total collapse after holding a 28-3 lead late in the third quarter against the New England Patriots, ultimately losing 28-34 in the only overtime game in Super Bowl history).

NFC South Rivals


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