In what is absolutely an accident by a hard-working social media expert and not a covert attempt to continue a troubling ...

The Atlanta Falcons opened the door to an online roasting with an ill-fated social media post on Tuesday. The Falcons were one of 20 NFL teams to open ...

Super Bowl LI in Houston, which wrapped up the 2016 NFL season, was one for the ages. And one that Atlanta Falcons fans won't ...

Falcons defensive players Jessie Bates and Mike Ford Jr. were the unlucky recipients of the heat the team took on their social media accounts before they deleted the post, which featured many comments ...

That was the case again in the latest matchup between the NFC South rivals, as the Falcons social media team trolled the Saints with a pair of jabs related to Louisiana rap artist Boosie.

But that doesn't mean Falcons fans or pundits were feeling any better about the team. In fact, they conveyed a lot more troublesome opinions on social media about the status of the team after the ...

This is tremendous work by the Falcons’ social media team. As Kansas City Royals first baseman Vinnie Pasquantino pointed out, it highlights how having twenty-something-year-olds manage social ...

Most importantly, though, the rookie quarterback didn't make any costly mistakes that Kirk Cousins often did in the previous five games. Granted, the Falcons ... But still, social media was ...

The day is a familiar one to New England Patriots fans and one Atlanta Falcons fans would like to forget. It represents Super Bowl LI, when the Falcons held a commanding 28-3 lead over the ...

The Chiefs won on Sunday Night Football over the Falcons to improve to 3-0, yet that hasn't stopped the social media discourse ... Regardless, mistakes by the refs are nothing new.