The Atlanta Falcons have fielded some incredible teams. But which Falcons squad was the best in franchise history?

Fresh off a victory over the Green Bay Packers, the Atlanta Falcons sit at the top of the NFC with a record of 9-2. As of right now, Atlanta is the best team in the NFC as Chicago and New Orleans ...

If an NFL team is what its record says it is, 1 the Atlanta Falcons aren’t bad. At 6-7, they’re tied for second place in the NFC South, one of five 6-7 teams vying for the seventh NFC playoff ...

The Falcons have gone 68-79 since Grady Jarrett arrived in Atlanta, and he thinks this is the best Falcons team he’s been on since being drafted. It’s hard to argue with him.

During his time with the Falcons, he went to the Pro Bowl five times and was named to the All-Pro team twice. He now plays for the Dallas Cowboys but will always be known as a Falcon. TOP NEWS ...

“I matched Trey Smith to the Bears, but this team can’t stop there this spring. Let’s also put Dalman — the top center in free agency — next to Smith. Dalman wins his assignments with ...

The Falcons can take notes from some of the top teams in the AFC — Baltimore, Buffalo and Houston — who have built up their pass rush. The Ravens ranked second in the league last season with ...

To others, such as NFL analyst, Maurice Jones-Drew, Atlanta is going to be one tough team to beat. Maurice ranked the top 10 most talented NFL teams and the Falcons landed at No. 2, right below ...

ESPN's Matt Bowen listed the best team fits for the top 50 NFL free agents. Jets linebacker Jamien Sherwood was named the Falcons' best fit in free agency, with Bowen citing his prior relationship ...

There is still a lot of veteran talent available for NFL teams, ... Combined, the Falcons' top-three wide receivers had 2,949 yards. Allen carried a $23-million salary cap hit last season.

On another note: Throughout the 1991 season, the Falcons were cheered on the sidelines by rapper M.C. Hammer, whose song "Too Legit to Quit" was adopted by the team as their anthem that year.

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan (2) answers a question during a media availability for the NFL Super Bowl 51 football ...