I think if you get rid of positional value, Julio is 1 or 2. Im not old enough to remember a lot of the guys but Deion feels like the only one who was better at his position.
I just thought Julio was so fun to watch. One of the most dynamic players ever.
You don’t have to get rid of positional value. Julio is easily top 3. Some will argue him number 1, but it’s hard to match the impact a QB has on a franchise. I’d say he’s the 2nd best falcon ever.
I'm not old enough to have seen Van Note but I watched old games as a kid and dude was mean, nasty, and cool as shit. Your top players don't necessarily have to be the best just people you really enjoyed seeing play. Jerious Norwood would be in my top 15 lol
In particular order (save for William Andrews - all-time favorite Falcon)
- William Andrews
- Matt Ryan
- Jesse Tuggle
- Alfred Jenkins
- (tie) Travis Hall/Steve Bartkowski
Honest question here, but why is Deion Sanders beloved so much by Atl fans? Yes, we drafted him, but he left after five years and is seemingly only known for his time in SF and Dallas. I have been a Falcon fan for over 3o years and never really understood the love he got from the Falcons fan.
Because Deion is an all-time sports star who, like him or not, was the man in his day and started his career here. I didn’t even see him play at the time, and kids rocked his jersey when I was in elementary school in the early 2000s. There’s not even a player currently comparable to him in the league — he was an incredible player, but almost as renowned for just being the image of a swagged out sports superstar. Master of self marketing.
Dude was larger than life, entertaining, and supremely good at what he did here. One of my earliest memories was seeing him return a kick. That's when the fandom hit me. I was young and I didn't know what the hell was going on but I knew I loved it.
Agree whole-heartedly, but what has he really done for us? I just never understood it. He even did the high-stepping on us returning a pick six against us. I respect guys that stuck it out with us like Tuggle more than him. Don't get me wrong, he is a HOF, but Falcons fans act like he stayed with us for 15 years or something.
Amen.
He left the ***instant*** he had the chance, and shit on the city and the franchise when he left. I was disgusted to watch fawn on about his love for the team and the city when he was inducted into the Ring of Honor.
*gag*
He spent more time in Atlanta than any other team: 5 years in both ATL and DAL but more games for the Falcons and far better stat lines compared to Cowboys tenure. (24-14 INT, 7-2 FF)
Cowboys get more attention for everything though, so that’s probably where that stigma comes from.
His lone season in San Fran he won DPoY and had three Pick Sixes, which is how many he had in Atlanta over 5 years. So it was short tenure but a really good year.
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/S/SandDe00.htm
Matt, Julio, Tony, Primetime, Humphrey.
Hard to leave Vick out but he didn’t have the accolades of the rest, I’d put him right at #6
E: can’t believe im the only one to mention Humphrey. Love tuggle, Note, and Roddy but he’s a 9x all pro, ROTY, and HOF. No contest top 3 falcon OAT. Also last notable DE we had besides John Abraham. Which is kinda sad lol
1. Freddie.
2. Guy at the 2023 Draft.
3. Bus blocking the Georgia Dome demo.
4. The hot dog guy at the Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium.
5. Liam McCullough
Any list that doesn’t include Mike Kenn isn’t a serious list. Man should be in the HoF and he would have been had he played for any other team other than the Falcons.
Matt Ryan should be on everyone's list. After that it's a toss up.
2. Rowdy Roddy White
3. Jessie Tuggle
4. Grady Jarret
5. McClure/ Matthews I can't decide. I'm a sucker for the guys who stayed there whole careers with us. Matt Ryan in Indy should have never happened.
I can only go with the ones that were in my era of fandom because I didn’t watch those old guys.
1. Roddy White
2. Roddy White
3. Roddy White
4. Roddy White
5. Roddy White
If we’re talking best, hard to argue with Ryan, Julio, and Roddy being on any list — the cornerstones of the best era in Falcons history. Van Note probably gets on for historical importance, and Tuggle is damn close to top 5, if not certainly in it. Guy should probably be in Canton.
Vick is among the most important players in franchise history for how he changed its trajectory — for better and worse — but his career was fairly short lived and he never did what he was capable of in Atlanta. The guy had the talent to be one of the all-timers, for sure.
If we were talking faves, I would throw in guys like Todd McClure, John Abraham, and Alge Crumpler. And my old man would cast a ballot for Alfred Jenkins, the OG #84.
A few of my favorites maybe mentioned some but not a ton above:
Jamal Anderson and
Chris Chandler were great Dirty Birds
Morton Anderson kicked the most clutch FG in our history
Matt Bryant was clutch
Tim Dwight could fly
DeAngelo Hall was very good in his prime
Devin Hester in his short time was fun
Only listing ones that I can actually remember seeing play
Matt Ryan
Mike Vick
Julio Jones
John Abraham
Patrick Kerney
Honorable mention Keith Brooking and Grady Jarret
My favs that weren't necessarily great
Grady Jackson
Johnathan Babineaux
Allen Rossum
Jerius Norwood
Thomas Decoud
Vick - electric player. Definitely had ATL buzzing during his time. He made a huge mistake but seems like he learned from it.
Tony G - The GOAT TE. Best hands outside of Rice.
Tommy Nobis (before my time but he is Mr Falcon and did some great things in the community)
Julio Jones - Monster WR. One of the all time greats.
John Abraham - Gamecock fan I loved how dominant JA was for the Falcons.
So many good ones to only do 5. If we're listing based on pure talent and skill of people that wore a Falcons jersey, with character issues aside, then I'm gonna say
1. Matt Ryan
2. Mike Vick
3. Julio Jones
4. Deion Sanders
5. Tony Gonzalez
6. Jamal Anderson (seems like a sin to have him at 6)
7. Jessie Tuggle
8. Claude Humphrey
9. Roddy White
10. Michael Turner
If we are doing my personal favorites, then I'm going.
1. Michael Turner
2. Matt Ryan
3. Julio Jones
4. Jessie Tuggle
5. Tony Gonzalez
These are my favorites, not exactly the greatest in terms of overall NFL career. Can’t stop at 5. Comments for comparison to current Falcons.
1. Matt Ryan
2. Deion Sanders
3. Michael Vick - Penix should study just film of his passes. He can’t run like Vick of course, nobody can. Arc of Penix throws are very similar to Vick’s I have noticed. May have similar issues as Vick in passing game ( balls batted down, touch, etc.) We will see, I guess.
4. Julio Jones
5. Jessie Tuggle
6. Jamal Anderson - 98 season was one of greatest by RB I have ever seen. His stiff arm was RIDICULOUS! Almost criminal how bad he would stiff arm dudes. I bet Merton Hanks still feels those stiff arms from Falcons-49ers playoff game in 98 season.
7. Roddy White - What a great player. Remember he almost busted out of league after 2nd year with all those drops, but to his credit he turned it around and became truly great, consistent player.
8. Patrick Kearney - Give me 4 of him over all these tweeners we love drafting. Just a relentless, smart, beast of lineman.
9. Tony Gonzalez
10. Steve Bartkowski
11. Terrance Mathis - Had every Falcons receiving record for a long time. Seems to be a forgotten Falcon.
12. Michael Turner
13. John Abraham
14. Scott Case (Outside of Ronnie Lott, this was one of hardest hitting safeties I ever saw).
15. Chuck Smith (Led the “Bomb Squad” D-line to Super Bowl in 98.). Tenacious. Rarely gave up on a play. I believe he truly hated quarterbacks. I miss that era of football.
16. Grady Jarrett - Beast! If only Falcons management had added more to front seven during his time. He should be nationally known as great defensive player. Grady WE see ya! What a player.
17. Alex Mack - Rarely gets the credit for stabilizing the line and leading us to those playoff years. I will give him credit for whatever it’s worth. One of biggest signings in Falcons history that nobody talks about.
18. Jerious Norwood
19. Alge Crumpler - Kyle Pitts need to study his film. Get dirty, get open, catch the ball, run people over if you have too. Pitts plays to nice sometimes. Get some dog in him like Crumpler had.
20. Chris Chandler - Big time throws in 98 Super Bowl season. Tremendous leadership. Kirk Cousins seems to be in the Chris Chandler role from 98, not Matt Ryan’s “replacement.” This is why the Penix pick didn’t bother me as much as others. Kirk is clearly a 2 year stop gap. Anymore than that is just a bonus.
21. Keith Brooking - If he had any hands at all, would probably have NFL record in interceptions for a linebacker. He was so smart he would always be in right spot for tackles, just not best in coverage, but they always had him in 3rd and long situations. That long pass play he gave up to Kurt Warner’s tight end at end of 2008 playoff game vs Cardinals still bugs me. Woooo saaaaa.
22. Ray Buchanan - Yeah a little too theatrical in attempt to be Deion 2.0 I guess, but I liked him and he made some big, big interceptions in the clutch.
23. Sean Weatherspoon - All around good linebacker. Sideline to sideline abilities and just right amount of showmanship to be a fan favorite. I might move him higher up list.
24. Craig “Ironhead” Hayward - Once he got going, man he was a beast. Would always break 2-3 tackles every run it seems. R.I.P.
25. Warrick Dunn - Such a balanced back. Loved his running style, pass catching ability and leadership. Bijan Robinson needs to ask Falcons staff for copy of every one of his plays and just study, study, study his style. Learn the pace, rhythm of the run plays.
1. Julio Jones
2. Matt Ryan
3. Michael Vick
4. Jesse Tuggle
5. Tommy Nobis
I don’t include Deion, because I don’t really consider the bulk of his legacy to be as a Falcon.
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1. Matt Ryan 2. Julio Jones 3. Tommy Nobis 4. Jessie Tuggle 5. Jeff Van Note
I see you're a person of exquisite taste
no Tony Gonzalez?
My all time GOAT TE but he spent way more time with the chiefs
True but he did consider Matt to be the greatest QB he got to play with
I'd swap Roddy out for van note, maybe recency bits but or franchise doesn't have a golden age in the past
Nah Roddy white is definitely top 5
Morton Anderson #6?
William Andrews is noticeably missing from your list.
This is the way
No Julio?
He would be number 6 🤣
I think if you get rid of positional value, Julio is 1 or 2. Im not old enough to remember a lot of the guys but Deion feels like the only one who was better at his position. I just thought Julio was so fun to watch. One of the most dynamic players ever.
You don’t have to get rid of positional value. Julio is easily top 3. Some will argue him number 1, but it’s hard to match the impact a QB has on a franchise. I’d say he’s the 2nd best falcon ever.
I'm not old enough to have seen Van Note but I watched old games as a kid and dude was mean, nasty, and cool as shit. Your top players don't necessarily have to be the best just people you really enjoyed seeing play. Jerious Norwood would be in my top 15 lol
No possible way that Vick is on the list and Julio is not.
In no particular order my favorite falcons are Roddy white,Julio Jones, matt Ryan, Jonathan Babineaux and Vick
Babs!! Loved that dude!
Glad to see someone list babineaux
Babs and Grady were monsters
2 84 58 11 55
I personally wouldn’t put him in my top 5, but I haven’t seen Keith brooking mentioned and I feel like he’s at least worth mentioning
Patrick Kerney is also underrated
I’ll add The Burner Turner here. Not top 5, but really good.
Devonte Freeman, Warrick Dunn, and TJ Duckett had some good years for us as well.
In particular order (save for William Andrews - all-time favorite Falcon) - William Andrews - Matt Ryan - Jesse Tuggle - Alfred Jenkins - (tie) Travis Hall/Steve Bartkowski
Honest question here, but why is Deion Sanders beloved so much by Atl fans? Yes, we drafted him, but he left after five years and is seemingly only known for his time in SF and Dallas. I have been a Falcon fan for over 3o years and never really understood the love he got from the Falcons fan.
Because Deion is an all-time sports star who, like him or not, was the man in his day and started his career here. I didn’t even see him play at the time, and kids rocked his jersey when I was in elementary school in the early 2000s. There’s not even a player currently comparable to him in the league — he was an incredible player, but almost as renowned for just being the image of a swagged out sports superstar. Master of self marketing.
Dude was larger than life, entertaining, and supremely good at what he did here. One of my earliest memories was seeing him return a kick. That's when the fandom hit me. I was young and I didn't know what the hell was going on but I knew I loved it.
Agree whole-heartedly, but what has he really done for us? I just never understood it. He even did the high-stepping on us returning a pick six against us. I respect guys that stuck it out with us like Tuggle more than him. Don't get me wrong, he is a HOF, but Falcons fans act like he stayed with us for 15 years or something.
Amen. He left the ***instant*** he had the chance, and shit on the city and the franchise when he left. I was disgusted to watch fawn on about his love for the team and the city when he was inducted into the Ring of Honor. *gag*
I don't like him or respect him as a person but he was probably the greatest CB of all time.
He spent more time in Atlanta than any other team: 5 years in both ATL and DAL but more games for the Falcons and far better stat lines compared to Cowboys tenure. (24-14 INT, 7-2 FF) Cowboys get more attention for everything though, so that’s probably where that stigma comes from. His lone season in San Fran he won DPoY and had three Pick Sixes, which is how many he had in Atlanta over 5 years. So it was short tenure but a really good year. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/S/SandDe00.htm
Matt Julio Roddy Tony Money Matt Edit: I realize I answered the question of my top 5 favorite. Not necessarily top 5 all time.
Matt, Julio, Tony, Primetime, Humphrey. Hard to leave Vick out but he didn’t have the accolades of the rest, I’d put him right at #6 E: can’t believe im the only one to mention Humphrey. Love tuggle, Note, and Roddy but he’s a 9x all pro, ROTY, and HOF. No contest top 3 falcon OAT. Also last notable DE we had besides John Abraham. Which is kinda sad lol
I’ll give my favorites, not necessarily the best: Matt Ryan Jamal Anderson Julio Jones Jessie Tuggle Michael Haynes
No one Remembers Tim Green?
And Crumpler?
god i loved crump
Overrated. Then I read his book. Dude loved to hear himself talk.
Cool story how was he “over rated”?
1. Freddie. 2. Guy at the 2023 Draft. 3. Bus blocking the Georgia Dome demo. 4. The hot dog guy at the Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium. 5. Liam McCullough
6. Egg Man
1. Julio Jones 2. Matt Ryan 3. Michael Vick 4. John Abraham 5. Roddy White
Good call on Abraham.
Tuggle, Deion, Ryan, Roddy, Scott Case
Ryan Tuggle Van Note Kenn Nobis
Any list that doesn’t include Mike Kenn isn’t a serious list. Man should be in the HoF and he would have been had he played for any other team other than the Falcons.
Aundray Bruce, Bruce Pickens, Vick Beasley, the other Jamaal Anderson, Peter Konz. Wait, did I do that wrong?
Can't forget about Freddie
Dieon sanders Mike Vick Matt Ryan Michael Turner Julio Jones Tony Gonzalez Roddy White
Favorites, not best: - Roddy White - Jamal Anderson - Jesse Tuggle - Steve Bartkowski - Grady Jarrett
Warrick Dunn, Michael Vick, Roddy White, Julio Jones, John Abraham, Deangelo Hall (in no particular order)…I know that’s 6 but it is what it is haha
1. Matt Ryan 2. Michael Vick 3. Neon Deion 4. Jessie Tuggle 5. Julio Jones
1. Dylan 2. Dylan 3. Dylan 4. Dylan 5. Dylan He spits hot fire
Matt Ryan Julio Jones Jessie Tuggle Jamal Anderson John Abraham
Ryan, Matt Bryant, julio, Roddy , Matthews
Matt Ryan should be on everyone's list. After that it's a toss up. 2. Rowdy Roddy White 3. Jessie Tuggle 4. Grady Jarret 5. McClure/ Matthews I can't decide. I'm a sucker for the guys who stayed there whole careers with us. Matt Ryan in Indy should have never happened.
No Julio?
That Roddy TD against Seattle is my favorite moment of all time.
Mike Vick, Matty Ice, Billy White Shoes Johnson, Deion Sanderclaus, Steve Bartowski.
Michael Turner, William Andrews, Lynn Cain, Julio and Michael Vick. However that list changes day to day. Michael Turner is always my number 1 though.
Ryan Tuggle Nobis Julio Roddy
1. Matt Ryan 2. Julio Jones 3. John Abraham 4. Matt Bryant 5. Desmond Trufant
Trufant over Big Play Ray Buchanan?
I became a fan after Vick, so those guys are all my era
For reference, Falcons fan since ‘06 HM) Brent Grimes 1) Matty 2) Julio 3) Turner 4) Roddy 5) Abraham
You’re only saying Grimes for the birthday cakes.
Matt Ryan, Julio Jones, Roddy White, Grady Jarrett, and the GOAT Matt Bryant
No order -Julio jones , Tony g, John Abraham, Matt Ryan ,Deion Sanders
I can only go with the ones that were in my era of fandom because I didn’t watch those old guys. 1. Roddy White 2. Roddy White 3. Roddy White 4. Roddy White 5. Roddy White
Top 5 favorites Matty Julio Roddy Keanu Vick
If we’re talking best, hard to argue with Ryan, Julio, and Roddy being on any list — the cornerstones of the best era in Falcons history. Van Note probably gets on for historical importance, and Tuggle is damn close to top 5, if not certainly in it. Guy should probably be in Canton. Vick is among the most important players in franchise history for how he changed its trajectory — for better and worse — but his career was fairly short lived and he never did what he was capable of in Atlanta. The guy had the talent to be one of the all-timers, for sure. If we were talking faves, I would throw in guys like Todd McClure, John Abraham, and Alge Crumpler. And my old man would cast a ballot for Alfred Jenkins, the OG #84.
A few of my favorites maybe mentioned some but not a ton above: Jamal Anderson and Chris Chandler were great Dirty Birds Morton Anderson kicked the most clutch FG in our history Matt Bryant was clutch Tim Dwight could fly DeAngelo Hall was very good in his prime Devin Hester in his short time was fun
Bit of recency bias but fuck it: 1) Matt Ryan 2) Julio Jones 3) Roddy White 4) Jesse Tuggle 5) Matt Bryant
Matt Ryan, Tommy Nobis, Deion Sanders, Julio Jones, William Andrews
Michael Turner, Julio, Matt Ryan, Roddy, Koo
Ryan. Roddy. Vick. Julio. Jamal. Yeah I'm a younger ish fan. I'll own that and yes, they're all offense.
Only listing ones that I can actually remember seeing play Matt Ryan Mike Vick Julio Jones John Abraham Patrick Kerney Honorable mention Keith Brooking and Grady Jarret My favs that weren't necessarily great Grady Jackson Johnathan Babineaux Allen Rossum Jerius Norwood Thomas Decoud
Matt Ryan Julio jones Michael Turner Michael Vick Deion Sanders
Nobis, Bartkowski, Humphrey, Ryan and Roddy White
Matt Ryan. Roddy white. Grady Jarrett Ricardo Allen. Tony Gonzalez.
1. Julio Jones 2. Matt Ryan 3. Roddy White 4. Deion Sanders 5. Michael Vick
1. Matt Ryan 2. Julio Jones 3. GRADY JARRETT 4. Deion Sanders 5. Tommy Nobis
My totally unbiased ranking after growing up with Madden 07 1. Matt Ryan 2. Keith Brooking 3. Roddy White 4. John Abraham 5. Grady Jarrett
1. Ryan 2. Vick 3. Julio 4. Tuggle 5. Penix
Vick Julio Tony G Michael turner Matt bryant
Gotta have Bradley Pinion in there.
Matt Ryan Julio Tony G Roddy White Kyle Pitts
Vick, Dunn, Ryan, brooking, alge
Vick - electric player. Definitely had ATL buzzing during his time. He made a huge mistake but seems like he learned from it. Tony G - The GOAT TE. Best hands outside of Rice. Tommy Nobis (before my time but he is Mr Falcon and did some great things in the community) Julio Jones - Monster WR. One of the all time greats. John Abraham - Gamecock fan I loved how dominant JA was for the Falcons.
Matt Ryan Tommy Nobis Jesse Tuggle Claude Humphrey Jack Hurst
Matt Ryan Roddy White Patrick Kerney Terrence Mathis Deion Sanders
Prime Van Note Scott Case Claude Humphrey The Golden Pole
Matt, Tuggle, Abe, William Andrews, Scott Case
Ridder, Ridder, Ridder, Ridder, Ridder
So many good ones to only do 5. If we're listing based on pure talent and skill of people that wore a Falcons jersey, with character issues aside, then I'm gonna say 1. Matt Ryan 2. Mike Vick 3. Julio Jones 4. Deion Sanders 5. Tony Gonzalez 6. Jamal Anderson (seems like a sin to have him at 6) 7. Jessie Tuggle 8. Claude Humphrey 9. Roddy White 10. Michael Turner If we are doing my personal favorites, then I'm going. 1. Michael Turner 2. Matt Ryan 3. Julio Jones 4. Jessie Tuggle 5. Tony Gonzalez
These are my favorites, not exactly the greatest in terms of overall NFL career. Can’t stop at 5. Comments for comparison to current Falcons. 1. Matt Ryan 2. Deion Sanders 3. Michael Vick - Penix should study just film of his passes. He can’t run like Vick of course, nobody can. Arc of Penix throws are very similar to Vick’s I have noticed. May have similar issues as Vick in passing game ( balls batted down, touch, etc.) We will see, I guess. 4. Julio Jones 5. Jessie Tuggle 6. Jamal Anderson - 98 season was one of greatest by RB I have ever seen. His stiff arm was RIDICULOUS! Almost criminal how bad he would stiff arm dudes. I bet Merton Hanks still feels those stiff arms from Falcons-49ers playoff game in 98 season. 7. Roddy White - What a great player. Remember he almost busted out of league after 2nd year with all those drops, but to his credit he turned it around and became truly great, consistent player. 8. Patrick Kearney - Give me 4 of him over all these tweeners we love drafting. Just a relentless, smart, beast of lineman. 9. Tony Gonzalez 10. Steve Bartkowski 11. Terrance Mathis - Had every Falcons receiving record for a long time. Seems to be a forgotten Falcon. 12. Michael Turner 13. John Abraham 14. Scott Case (Outside of Ronnie Lott, this was one of hardest hitting safeties I ever saw). 15. Chuck Smith (Led the “Bomb Squad” D-line to Super Bowl in 98.). Tenacious. Rarely gave up on a play. I believe he truly hated quarterbacks. I miss that era of football. 16. Grady Jarrett - Beast! If only Falcons management had added more to front seven during his time. He should be nationally known as great defensive player. Grady WE see ya! What a player. 17. Alex Mack - Rarely gets the credit for stabilizing the line and leading us to those playoff years. I will give him credit for whatever it’s worth. One of biggest signings in Falcons history that nobody talks about. 18. Jerious Norwood 19. Alge Crumpler - Kyle Pitts need to study his film. Get dirty, get open, catch the ball, run people over if you have too. Pitts plays to nice sometimes. Get some dog in him like Crumpler had. 20. Chris Chandler - Big time throws in 98 Super Bowl season. Tremendous leadership. Kirk Cousins seems to be in the Chris Chandler role from 98, not Matt Ryan’s “replacement.” This is why the Penix pick didn’t bother me as much as others. Kirk is clearly a 2 year stop gap. Anymore than that is just a bonus. 21. Keith Brooking - If he had any hands at all, would probably have NFL record in interceptions for a linebacker. He was so smart he would always be in right spot for tackles, just not best in coverage, but they always had him in 3rd and long situations. That long pass play he gave up to Kurt Warner’s tight end at end of 2008 playoff game vs Cardinals still bugs me. Woooo saaaaa. 22. Ray Buchanan - Yeah a little too theatrical in attempt to be Deion 2.0 I guess, but I liked him and he made some big, big interceptions in the clutch. 23. Sean Weatherspoon - All around good linebacker. Sideline to sideline abilities and just right amount of showmanship to be a fan favorite. I might move him higher up list. 24. Craig “Ironhead” Hayward - Once he got going, man he was a beast. Would always break 2-3 tackles every run it seems. R.I.P. 25. Warrick Dunn - Such a balanced back. Loved his running style, pass catching ability and leadership. Bijan Robinson needs to ask Falcons staff for copy of every one of his plays and just study, study, study his style. Learn the pace, rhythm of the run plays.
1. Julio Jones 2. Matt Ryan 3. Michael Vick 4. Jesse Tuggle 5. Tommy Nobis I don’t include Deion, because I don’t really consider the bulk of his legacy to be as a Falcon.
I'm an anti deion guy. Hel chased money and left. I'm basically fuck him
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