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Atlanta Falcons LogoThe Atlanta Falcons (fast fan fact: "Falcons" was chosen from fan submissions as the team name from a list of over 500 names) have been struggling the last few seasons, but that hasn't stopped fans of the Dirty Birds from piling into the Georgia Dome to be there for their comeback as they attempt to kmake the playoffs for the first time since 2004.

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A Short History of the Atlanta Falcons

The Atlanta Falcons are an American professional football team in Atlanta, Georgia. They are a member of the National Football Conference (NFC) in the South Division of the NFL. In 1966 the Falcons came on board as an NFL expansion team. Over the last 42 years, the Falcons managed to compose a record of 262-386-6, in 1980, 1998 and 2004 division championships.

Norb Hecker, former assistant to Vince Lombardi of the Green Bay Packers, was the Falcon's first head coach. Tommy Nobis was the Falcon's first draft pick. And in 1966 the NFL awarded him "Rookie of the Year." The Falcons made their first playoff debut in 1978 with a 9-7 record. They entered the playoffs as a wild card team. Atlanta defeated the Philadelphia Eagles before losing to the Dallas Cowboys in Divisional Playoffs. In 1980, the Atlanta Falcons returned in top form winning the Western Division. But again, like the season before they lost to the Cowboys.

During 1982, the Falcons were successful in making it to the playoffs, but they lost to the Vikings. Following the loss, Leeman Bennett - the Falcons head coach, was fired from the team. After that season, it was 1991 before the Falcons made it to another playoff and that time they lost to the Washington Redskins in the Divisional Playoffs. In 1998, the Falcons experienced their greatest season in football to date.

Rivalries - The Atlanta Falcons count the New Orleans Saints and the Carolina Panthers as longtime rivals. The rivalry between the Falcons and the Panthers has been coined the "I-84 Rivalry" because both Atlanta and Charlotte (the home of the Carolina Panthers) are along the route of Interstate 85. The rivalry between the Falcons and the Saints is due in part to both teams being the first in the "deep south" and having shared so many players and coaches over the years.

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Below you'll find two videos that should get any Atlanta Falcons fan charged up and ready to go to a live game! The first features highlights from the 2006 Atlanta Falcons. Watch season recaps with your favorite players from the 2006 Falcons team which include plays by Warrick Dunn, Jerious Norwood and several other team faves. While 2006 may have been a losing season (they finished it out 7-9) there were a ton of winning moments within it you won't want to miss. The second video focuses on the Falcon defense. Watch some of the greatest and best defensive highlights from the 2007 Atlanta Falcons season. See the best tackles, touchdowns, passes and runs from the 2007 football seasons. The 2007 Falcons may have had a disappointing showing overall (the team went 4-12) but in this video you'll see fantastic plays by Michael Boley, Jonathan Babineaux, Lawyer Milloy and others that remind you why you're a Falcon fan.

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