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The Atlanta Falcons intended the change to the 1960s logo on social media to be a bit of fun ahead of Falcons vs Saints tomorrow. But many fans are wondering how the team ever adopted such a hard ...

The Falcons' logo rule reminds me of another team in another place. Back in the early 1990s, when he coached the San Francisco 49ers, George Seifert would never, ever step on their logo.

As it turns out, I have found four that could stake a claim to have their logos featured alongside the Falcons logo. Matt Ryan, Quarterback (2008-2021) Let’s go ahead and get the easy one out of ...

T he Atlanta Falcons faced unexpected backlash after updating their profile picture on X (formerly Twitter) with a retro helmet logo from the 1960s.. While the logo was intended to evoke nostalgia ...

The Falcons logo hasn't evolved that much since its inception in 1966. ... — Atlanta Falcons (@AtlantaFalcons) September 25, 2024. It was tweaked in 1990, but it was mainly just outlined in white.

Last month, the Atlanta Falcons shared a photo of their logo from the 1960s to tease their throwback helmet for Week 4. This turned out to be a bad idea. Sports logos generate strong opinions but ...

Atlanta Falcons helmet (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images) The Atlanta Falcons are getting crushed online after showing their new logo off via social media. The team posted a new profile pic to X ...

Michael Penix Jr. will get a chance to be the Falcons' starting QB in 2025. Here's how Atlanta's season could go with him leading the offense.

The Atlanta Falcons intended the change to the 1960s logo on social media to be a bit of fun ahead of Falcons vs Saints tomorrow. But many fans are wondering how the team ever adopted such a hard ...

As it turns out, I have found four that could stake a claim to have their logos featured alongside the Falcons logo. Matt Ryan, ... — Atlanta Falcons (@AtlantaFalcons) April 6, 2020.