Falcons Primary Logo
The Atlanta Falcons were founded in 1965 as an expansion team in the NFL. Throughout their tenure, they have been a member of the NFC. From 1970-2001, they were a part of the NFC West. From 2002 till the present year, they've been a part of the NFC South.
The Falcons have been pretty nomadic throughout their history when it comes to their home stadium. For the first 25 years, they played at a venue called Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium. From 1992 to 2016, they played at the prestigious Georgia Dome before moving to Mercedes Benz Stadium in 2017.
The Atlanta Falcons have won 6 division championships in franchise history. 2 of them were when they were a member of the NFC West. Four of them were when there were members of the NFC South.
The Falcons also won two conference championships in franchise history. (1998, 2016)
Great players such as Tommy Nobis, Michael Vick, Matt Ryan, and Deion Sanders have played for this franchise.
It is only suitable for Atlanta Falcons fans to have a logo history page that could help celebrate their history via their primary brand identifier.
As you will see, the Atlanta Falcons have always had the logo of a black falcon that was shaped in the form of the letter "F." Its logo history consist of slight modification with regards to the falcon. The biggest change took place with its current primary logo.
2003 - Present
The Atlanta Falcons team identity launched a new era for the team in 2003. The logo was redesigned with red and silver accents to depict a more powerful, aggressive falcon, which now more closely resembles the capital letter “F.” The new Falcon logo looks similar, but the Falcon has a swifter, “in flight” look.
1990 - 2002
In 1990, the Falcon’s removed the red outline for a black outline around the falcon. The black falcon is facing and flying to the right.
1966 - 1989
The original Atlanta Falcon logo is a black with a white outline falcon crest, outlined in red, forming the letter “F.” The falcon is facing to the right.