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SEASON PREVIEW: The 2025 season marks the Atlanta Falcons’ 60th in the NFL and their second under head coach Raheem Morris and general manager Terry Fontenot at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. After finishing 8–9 in 2024, Atlanta enters the new campaign focused on building upward momentum, eyeing a playoff return, and ending its long NFC South title drought.
The team infused young talent through the 2025 draft, headlined by edge rusher Jalon Walker and defensive standout James Pearce Jr.. To strengthen the unit further, the Falcons added veteran depth with players like Leonard Floyd, addressing lingering defensive concerns.
On offense, all eyes are on Michael Penix Jr., who is expected to take a major step forward in his first full year as the starting quarterback. He’ll be supported by explosive playmakers Kyle Pitts, Bijan Robinson, and Drake London, giving Atlanta one of the more dynamic young cores in the league.
Defensively, 2025 will be defined by adjustments under new coordinator Jeff Ulbrich and the growth of the incoming draft class. With a roster balancing youthful upside and veteran leadership, the Falcons face a pivotal season — one filled with optimism, tempered skepticism from national rankings, and competitive position battles shaping training camp.
TICKETS INFO: Tickets for Atlanta Falcons 2025 home games at are on sale now via EventsChaser, with NO hidden service fees. Prices typically average around $70 per ticket, with lower-level or less in-demand matchups dipping as low as $40–$60, and higher-tier or early season games listing around $90–$130. For more competitive games or premium seat locations, prices can rise to $200–$500, especially for divisional matchups or later-season games with playoff implications.
VIP ticket packages typically include premium seating options such as club-level sections, lower-bowl sideline seats, and access to exclusive stadium areas — though they may not be explicitly labeled “VIP.” These premium tickets generally start around $300–$600, depending on the opponent, seat location, and demand.
FALCONS’ OPPONENTS: The Falcons will face all six of their NFC South division rivals twice — Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Carolina Panthers, and New Orleans Saints (both home and away) — along with four teams from the NFC West (Los Angeles Rams, Seattle Seahawks, Arizona Cardinals, San Francisco 49ers) and four from the AFC East (Buffalo Bills, Miami Dolphins, New England Patriots, New York Jets). Supplementing that slate are three additional matchups against teams that finished in second place in their divisions in 2024: a home game against the Washington Commanders, and road games at the Minnesota Vikings and Indianapolis Colts.
FALCONS’ 2025 SCHEDULE:
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Week 1 – Sun, Sep 7 – vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers
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Week 2 – Sun, Sep 14 – at Minnesota Vikings
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Week 3 – Sun, Sep 21 – at Carolina Panthers
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Week 4 – Sun, Sep 28 – vs Washington Commanders
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Week 5 – Bye Week
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Week 6 – Mon, Oct 13 – vs Buffalo Bills
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Week 7 – Sun, Oct 19 – at San Francisco 49ers
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Week 8 – Sun, Oct 26 – vs Miami Dolphins
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Week 9 – Sun, Nov 2 – at New England Patriots
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Week 10 – Sun, Nov 9 – at Indianapolis Colts (Berlin, Germany)
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Week 11 – Sun, Nov 16 – vs Carolina Panthers
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Week 12 – Sun, Nov 23 – vs New Orleans Saints
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Week 13 – Sun, Nov 30 – at New York Jets
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Week 14 – Sun, Dec 7 – vs Seattle Seahawks
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Week 15 – Thu, Dec 11 – at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
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Week 16 – Sun, Dec 21 – at Arizona Cardinals
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Week 17 – Mon, Dec 29 – vs Los Angeles Rams
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Week 18 – Sun, Jan 3 or 4 – at New Orleans Saints
ABOUT ATLANTA FALCONS: The Atlanta Falcons are a professional football team based in Atlanta, Georgia, competing in the NFL as a member of the NFC South division. Established in 1965, the Falcons have had a history marked by dramatic highs and difficult lows. They’ve reached the Super Bowl twice — in 1998 and again in 2016 — but are still searching for their first championship. The 2016 team, led by quarterback Matt Ryan and wide receiver Julio Jones, is best remembered for its explosive offense and heartbreaking loss to the New England Patriots after holding a 28–3 lead.
The Falcons play their home games at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, a state-of-the-art facility known for its fan-friendly design, retractable roof, and massive halo video board. The stadium has hosted major events like the Super Bowl and College Football Playoff National Championship. On the field, the franchise has been rebuilding in recent years, drafting dynamic young talents like tight end Kyle Pitts and running back Bijan Robinson while resetting leadership with new coaching and front office personnel.
In 2025, the Falcons are focused on developing stability and returning to playoff contention. Under head coach Raheem Morris, the team is reshaping its identity around speed, youth, and versatility on both sides of the ball. With promising players and a retooled roster, the Falcons are aiming to turn potential into results and bring long-term consistency to a franchise still chasing its first Lombardi Trophy.
