Falcons Participate in Rally on the Runway

Atlanta Falcons players and legends honored 8 individuals from Georgia who have survived or are currently battling various types of cancer at the First Down for Fighters event, presented by Grady Health. The evening was spent in the team's locker room where guests were surprised with tickets to the upcoming game against the Rams.

Atlanta Falcons players spent their day off visiting Luke Air Force Base to show appreciation to the military in Arizona. The team learned about parachute packing and participated in simulations.

The Atlanta Falcons participated in the NFL-wide Hometown Huddle initiative on Tuesday by visiting 10 different locations in Metro Atlanta to give back to the community. Take a look at some of our photography team's favorite images from the day in this gallery, presented by Cigna.

The Atlanta Falcons rookies served dinner to families who are staying at a local Ronald McDonald House. Rookies enjoyed dinner alongside the families and ended the night by participating in a centerpiece design class with residents.

More than 400 tackle and flag youth football coaches gathered to grow the game and become USA Football certified for free.

The Atlanta Falcons went out west to give back to Bozeman, MT and Missoula, MT through two free, two-night youth football camps.

The Atlanta Falcons Cheerleaders and Freddie Falcon spent three days giving back to the community, cheering on the Falcons and parading down the streets of Canton during the 2019 Pro Hall of Fame Enshrinement Week.

The Atlanta Falcons honored those who have served in the military and their families throughout the day during the ninth practice of 2019 AT&T training camp at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Take a look at some of our favorite images here.

The Falcons have dedicated an empty chair at Mercedes-Benz Stadium to honor and remember the prisoners of war and soldiers missing in action.

Monday morning head coach Dan Quinn had more than one surprise for D’Eric Salder, a 10-year-old who lost his leg due to complications at birth. Salder, who was invited to be the honorary captain at the upcoming game against the Redskins, was surprised by Quinn with a custom jersey and invited into the team huddle at the end of practice. Quinn announced that Salder is officially an Atlanta Falcon.

WR Julio Jones was the first to invite 10-year-old D'Eric Salder to be an honorary captain at the Falcons' upcoming game against the Washington Redskins. QB Matt Ryan confirmed the good news shortly after. Several other players and head coach Dan Quinn took time to meet Salder, who lost his leg due to complications at birth and dreams of playing football.

The Atlanta Falcons Rookie Club recently had a fun afternoon playing dodgeball and eating ice cream with a local Boys & Girls Club.