Throwback Thursday: 50 Seasons of Falcons

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William Andrews (photo courtesy of Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

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Wallace Francis (photo courtesy of Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

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Tommy Nobis (photo courtesy of Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

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Tommy Nobis (photo courtesy of Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

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Steve Bartowski (photo courtesy of Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

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Mick Luckhurst (photo courtesy of Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

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Lynn Cain (photo courtesy of Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

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Dave Hampton (photo courtesy of Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

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Deion Sanders (photo courtesy of Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

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Dave Archer (photo courtesy of Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

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Dave Archer (photo courtesy of Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

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Bobby Butler (photo courtesy of Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

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Bob Berry (photo courtesy of Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

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Claude Humphrey (photo courtesy of Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

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Claude Humphrey (photo courtesy of Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

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Falcons re-sign cornerback Mike Hughes

The cornerback first came to in Atlanta on a two-year deal in 2023 and became a starter in 2024.

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Falcons extend tackle Jake Matthews

Jake Matthews has been the Falcons' starting left tackle since the team drafted him in 2014.

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Fritz Falcon wird zum Jeck auf dem Karnevalswagen der NFL Deutschland im Düsseldorfer Rosenmontagsumzug

Am Rosenmontag, 3. März 2025 mischte sich Fritz Falcon, deutsches Maskottchen der Atlanta Falcons, gemeinsam mit 700.000 Jecken in das närrische Treiben des Rosenmontagsumzugs in Düsseldorf. Passend zum 200-jährigen Jubiläums des traditionellen Ereignisses im Düsseldorfer Karneval stellte die NFL Deutschland zum zweiten Mal einen Wagen von 121 und 91 Fußtruppen im Festumzug. Dieses Mal war das Motto "NFL FLAG – Die kontaktlose Football Action".

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Fritz Falcon attends "Rosenmontag" carnival parade in Düsseldorf together with NFL Germany

On Monday, 3 March 2025, German mascot Fritz Falcon joined in the colorful & costumed crowd of 700.000 people to attend the Rosenmontag carnival parade in Düsseldorf. To celebrate the 200-year anniversary of the German tradition, NFL Germany participated in the festivities with one of 121 floats and 91 walking groups. The motto was "NFL FLAG - The contactless football action".