Literature Review
List of Atlanta Falcons players
2026-11-15 02:45:42 · Cedar Herald Index
This articles is a list of American football players who have played for the Atlanta Falcons in the National Football League (NFL). It includes players that have played at least one game in the NFL regular season. The Atlanta Falcons franchise was founded in . The Falcons have appeared in Super Bowl XXXIII and Super Bowl LI, losing both games.
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John Abraham (DE), South Carolina . . . . 2006-12
Dick Absher (LB), Maryland . . . . 1967–68
Ron Acks (LB), Illinois . . . . 1968–71
Bob Adams (TE), Pacific . . . . 1976
Brent Adams (T), U of Tenn at Chattanooga . . . . 1975–78
Scott Adams (G/T), Georgia . . . . 1997
Spencer Adkins (LB), Miami (Fla.) . . . . 2009-11
Mel Agee (DL), Illinois . . . . 1992–95
Jeremy Akers (T), Notre Dame . . . . 1997
Keith Alex (G), Texas A&M . . . . 1993
Harold Alexander (P), Appalachian St . . . . 1993–94
Robert Alford (CB), Southeast Louisiana . . . . 2013-2014
Anthony Allen (WR), Washington . . . . 1985–86
Demetrius Allen (WR), Virginia . . . . 1996
Grady Allen (LB), Texas A&M . . . . 1969–72
Ricardo Allen (CB), Purdue . . . . 2014
P. J. Alexander (G), Syracuse . . . . 2006
Ashley Ambrose (CB), Miss. Valley St . . . . 2000–02
Morten Andersen (K), Mich. St . . . . 1995–00, 06-07
Anthony Anderson (RB), Temple . . . . 1980
Courtney Anderson (TE), San Jose State . . . . 2007
Darren Anderson (CB), Toledo . . . . 1998
Dunstan Anderson (DL), Tulsa . . . . 1994
Jamaal Anderson (DE), Arkansas . . . . 2007-10
Jamal Anderson (RB), Utah . . . . 1994–01
Taz Anderson (TE), Georgia Tech . . . . 1966–67
Tim Anderson (DT), Ohio State . . . . 2007
William Andrews (RB), Auburn . . . . 1979–83, 86
Lester Archambeau (DE), Stanford . . . . 1993–99
David Archer (QB), Iowa St . . . . 1984–87
Javier Arenas (CB), Alabama . . . . 2014
Jon Asamoah (G), Illinois . . . . 2014
Corey Atkins (LB), South Carolina . . . . 2000
Joe Auer (RB), Georgia Tech . . . . 1968
Cliff Austin (RB), Clemson . . . . 1984–86
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Jonathan Babineaux (DT), Iowa . . . . 2005-14
Rick Badanjek (RB), Maryland . . . . 1987–88
Jim Bailey (DT), Kansas . . . . 1976–78
Larry Bailey (DT), Pacific . . . . 1974
Stacey Bailey (WR), San Jose St . . . . 1982–90
Eugene Baker (WR), Kent . . . . 1999–00
Sam Baker (OT), USC . . . . 2008-14
Sean Baker (S) Ball State . . . . 2013-2014
Tony Baker (RB), East Carolina . . . . 1986
Robert Baldwin (RB), Duke . . . . 1996
Chris Banks (G), Kansas . . . . 2000–01
Gary Barnes (WR), Clemson . . . . 1966–67
Lew Barnes (WR, KR), Oregon . . . . 1988
Doug Barnett (C) Azusa Pacific . . . . 1987
Oliver Barnett (DT), Kentucky . . . . 1990–92
Steve Bartkowski (QB), California . . . . 1975–85
Joplo Bartu (LB), Texas State . . . . 2013-2014
Patrick Bates (S), Texas A&M . . . . 1996
D'Anthony Batiste (OL), Louis.-Lafayette . . . . 2007
Chris Bayne (S), Fresno State . . . . 1997–98
Bubba Bean (RB), Texas A&M . . . . 1976–80
Aaron Beasley (CB), West Virginia . . . . 2004
Nick Bebout (T), Wyoming . . . . 1973–75
Jordan Beck (LB), Cal Poly . . . . 2006
Brad Beckman (TE), Nebraska–Omaha . . . . 1989
Bill Bell (PK), Kansas . . . . 1971–72
Kerwin Bell (QB), Florida . . . . 1988
Willie Belton (RB), Maryland St . . . . 1971–72
Dan Benish (DT), Clemson . . . . 1983–86
Cornelius Bennett (LB), Alabama . . . . 1996–98
Cliff Benson (TE), Purdue . . . . 1984–85
Duane Benson (LB), Hamline . . . . 1972–73
Thomas Benson (LB), Oklahoma . . . . 1984–85
Scott Bentley (K), Florida State . . . . 1997
Troy Bergeron (WR), No college . . . . 2009
Bob Berry (QB), Oregon . . . . 1968–72
Eric Beverly (TE), Miami (Ohio) . . . . 2004–06
Martin Bibla (G), Miami . . . . 2002–04
Kroy Biermann (DE), Montana . . . . 2008-14
Guy Bingham (C/G), Montana . . . . 1989–91
J. J. Birden (WR), Oregon . . . . 1995–96
Brandon Bishop (S), N.C. St. . . . . 2014
Greg Bishop (G), Pacific . . . . 1999
Dwayne Blakley (TE), Missouri . . . . 2004–07
Justin Blalock (OG), Texas . . . . 2007-14
Tom Bleick (S), Georgia Tech . . . . 1967
Juran Bolden (CB), Mississippi Delta . . . . 96–98, 02–03
Michael Boley (LB), Southern Miss . . . . 2005–08
Marty Booker (WR), Louisiana-Monroe . . . . 2009
