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Records/Results 2016 ATLANTA FALCONS RECORDS/RESULTS 2016 ATLANTA FALCONS RECORDS & RESULTS 1 TEAM RECORDS FALCONS ALL-TIME RECORDS Largest Attendance, Home Game 71,151.....................(10/22/06 vs. Pitt.) Total Regular Season Games Played: 768 71,102 .....................(12/16/06 vs. Dal.) 71,079.....................(10/9/05 vs. N. E.) Regular Season Record: 330–432–6 (50 seasons) Largest Attendance, Away Game 86,436 .........(12/3/06 at Was., FedEx Field) Home: 196–187–2 Away: 134–245–4 Consecutive Sellouts, Home (Regular Season) Playoff Games Played: 61 .............................. (2008–2015) 19 . (7 home, 11 away, 1 neutral) LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY Playoff Record: 55 (at N.O., 62–7)...................(9/16/73) 7–12 . .(4–3 home, 3–8 away, 0–1 neutral) 42 (vs T.B., 56–14) . (9/18/14) 41 (at Car., 41–0) ..................(11/24/02) Most Games Won, Season: 16 (14 regular — 2 playoff)................1998 LARGEST MARGIN OF LOSSES 13 (all regular season) ....................2012 59................ at LA Rams, 0–59 (12/4/76) 13 (all regular season) ....................2010 12 (all regular season) ....................1980 BIGGEST COMEBACKS 12 (11 regular — 1 playoff)................ 2004 21 .........................vs. G.B. (11/27/83) . Down 21–0, Won 47–41–OT Best Winning Percentage, Overall Season: 21 .........................at NYJ. (10/23/83) .842 (16–3) .............................1998 . Down 21–0, Won 27–21 18 ............................at Stl. (11/9/80) Best Win. Per., Reg. Season: . Down 24–6, Won 33–27 OT .875 (14–2) .............................1998 LONGEST GAME PLAYED Playoff Berths: 4:23 ...........................S.F. (10/6/85) 12 .................(1978, ‘80, ‘82, ‘91, ‘95, ‘98, ......................‘02,‘04, ‘08, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12) SHORTEST GAME PLAYED 2:16 ........................at N.E. (9/24/72) Division Titles: 5 ....................... 1980, ‘98, ‘04, ‘10, ‘12 SCORING Most Points, Season: Conference Championships: 442 .................................. (1998) 1 .......................................1998 426 ...................................(1981) 419................................... (2012) CONSECUTIVES Most Consecutive Wins: Most Points, Game: 9 ..................................... (1998) 62.......................at N.O. (7) (9/16/73) 9 .....................................(1980) 56......................vs. T.B. (14) (9/18/14) 51 .....................vs. Car. (23) (10/4/98) Most Consecutive Home Wins: 10 ....................... (2 in 1997, 8 in 1998) Most Points, First Half: 35.......................... at S.F. (10/11/09) Most Consecutive Road Wins: 6 .....................................(1980) Most Points, Second Half: 38..........................at N.O. (9/16/73) ATTENDANCE Home Season (10 games) Most Points, One Quarter: 703,423 . (1992) 33................vs. T.B., (2nd Qtr) (11/17/91) 703,361...............................(2006) 701,556...............................(2005) 2016 ATLANTA FALCONS ADMINISTRATION 2 TEAM RECORDS Most Points, Each Quarter: Most FG’s Attempted, Both Teams 1st: 21 (Six Times) ........Last vs. T.B. (9/18/14) 10 Atlanta (3) vs. Stl. (7) ...........(12/11/66) 2nd: 33 ......................vs. T.B. (11/17/91) 3rd: 24 at N.O. ....................(10/19/80) Most Consecutive Games Scored In 4th: 31 at G.B. ...................... (9/13/81) 176 (2004–2015) Most Points, Both Teams, Game FIRST DOWNS 90 Atlanta (33) vs. Pitt. (57).......(12/18/66) Most First Downs, Season 88 Atlanta (47) at G.B. (41)........ (11/27/83) 359 (2015) 85 Atlanta (44) vs. Sea. (41).......(12/30/07) 353 (2010) 349 (2011) Most Points, Both Teams, By Quarter 1st: 34 Atlanta (13) at LA Rai. (21) ..(11/30/75) Most First Downs, Game 2nd:................41 Atlanta (20) at N.O.(21) 35 vs. N.O.(OT) .......................(1979) (9/2/79) 33 vs. Ari ............................(2010) 3rd: 35 Atlanta (14) vs. Pitt. (21) . (12/18/66) 4th: 43 Atlanta (28) vs. Car (15).....(11/23/08) Most First Downs, Both Teams 58, Twice Most Touchdowns, Season | ...........Last ATL (28) vs N.O. (30) (OT) 53 (1998) (9/18/14) 52 (1981) 50 (1980) Most First Downs, Rushing, Season 149 (1986) Most Touchdowns, Game 149 (1985) 8, Two Times | .............................LLast vs T.B. Most First Downs, Rushing, Game (9/18/14)L 19 vs. N.O. (10/24/71) Most Touchdowns, Both Teams, Game 12 Atlanta (5) vs. Pitt. (7) .........(12/18/66) Most First Downs, Passing, Season 246 (2012) Most PATs, Season 233 (2014) 51 (1998) 230 (2015) 51 (1981) Most First Downs, Passing, Game Most PATs, Game 22 at Car. (12/9/12) 8, Two Times 22 vs. Det.(11/5/95) | ..............................Last vs T.B. (9/18/14) Most First Downs, Penalty, Season Most Two–Point Conversions, Season 42 (2010) 4 (4 for 4) . (2005) Most First Downs, Penalty, Game Most FG’s, Season 8 vs. Ari (9/19/10) 33 (38 att.) .......................... (2012) 33 (40 att.) .......................... (1995) TOTAL YARDS 32 (40 att.) ..........................(2002) Most Net Yards Gained, Season 6,051 ................................. (2014) Most FG’s Made, Game 6,026 .................................(2011) 6 at N.O. ........................(11/13/94) 5,985 ................................ (2015) Most FG’s Made, Both Teams Most Yards Gained, Game 8 Atlanta (6) at N.O.(2) ...........(11/13/94) 587 vs. Stl., (209–R, 378–P)(11/9/80) 569 vs. N.O., (257–R, 312–P)(9/2/79) Most FG’s Attempted, Game 6 vs. Chi, (5 made) ..............(10/12/08) 6 vs. Ari, (6 made)................(10/1/06) 2016 ATLANTA FALCONS ADMINISTRATION 3 TEAM RECORDS Most Yards Gained, Game, Both Teams Most Net Yards Passing, Game 1,092....Atlanta (447) at Pitt. (645)(11/10/02) 445 vs N.O. ......................... (9/7/14) 1,061 . Atlanta (552) at N.O.(509)(9/2/79) 434 at N.O. ........................(12/26/11) Most Total Plays, Season Most Net Yds Passing, Both Teams, Game 1,144 . .(1981) 807 Atlanta (365) vs. S.F. (442).....(10/14/90) 1,097.................................(2010) 1,090 ................................ (1985) Most Passing Attempts, Season 659 (2013) RUSHING 632 (2014) Most Yards Gained, Season 629 (1994) *2,939................................(2006) *2,672................................(2004) Most Passing Attempts, Game *2,546 ...............................(2005) 66 vs. Det. (37 comp.) ............(12/24/89) *NFL leader 61 at Arz. (34 comp.) ............. (10/27/13) 61 at N.O. (40 comp.)..............(12/26/11) Most Yards Gained, Game 318 vs. Det..........................(9/7/08) Most Passing Att. Both Teams, Game 306 vs. T.B. ........................(9/17/06) 102 Atlanta (45) vs. S.F. (57) ........(10/6/85) 297 vs. LA Rams....................(10/1/72) Most Passes Completed, Season Most Yards Gained, Both Teams, Game 445 (659 att.) ......................... (2013) 476 Atlanta (169) vs. Was. (307) .... (11/3/85) 422 (615 att.) ......................... (2012) 418 (632 att.) ......................... (2014) Most Rushing Attempts, Season 582 (1977) Most Passes Completed, Game 578 (1986) 40 at N.O. (61 att.).................(12/26/11) 560 (2008) 37, Four Times Last vs. TB ( 45 att.) .............(11/1/15) Most Rushing Attempts, Game 58 at T.B. ........................ (11/27/77) Most Passes Comp. Both Teams, Game 68 Atlanta (31) vs. S.F. (37).........(10/6/85) Most Rushing Att. Both Teams, Game 105 Atlanta (43) at Oak. (62) .......(11/30/75) Best Completion Percentage, Season 68.6 ................................. (2012) Best Rushing Average, Season 67.5 .................................. (2013) 5.5 (2006) 66.1 .................................. (2014) 5.1 (2004) 4.8 (2005) Most TD Passes, Season 33 (1992) Most TD’s Rushing, Season 32 (2012) 23 (2008) 31 (1980) 23 (2002) 20 (2004) Most TD Passes, Game 5 at T.B. ........................(12/13/92) Most TD’s Rushing, Game 5 vs. Car.(11/23/08) Most TD Passes, Both Teams, Game 5 at S.D. (10/21/73) 10 Atlanta (4) vs. S.F. (6) .........(10/14/90) PASSING Most Passes Had Intercepted, Season Most Net Yards Passing, Season 32 (501 att.) ......................... (1987) 4,553 ................................ (2014) 31 (355 att.) ..........................(1974) 4,509 ................................ (2012) 30 (600 att.)......................... (1996) 4,379 ................................ (2015) 2016 ATLANTA FALCONS ADMINISTRATION 4 TEAM RECORDS Fewest Passes, Intercepted, Season KICKOFF RETURNS 9 (577 att.) .........................(2010) Highest Kickoff Return Average, Season 10 (507 att.) ......................... (1983) 26.5 ..................................(2010) 25.7 .................................. (2015) Fewest Times Passer Thrown For Loss, Season 25.2 .................................. (1998) 17 (434 att.) .........................(2008) 23 (577 att.) .........................(2010) Most Kickoff Returns, Season 26 (594 att.) ..........................(2011) 87 (1996) Fewest Sacks Per Play, Season Most Yards Gained, Season 1 per 33.4 plays........................ (2014) 1,890.................................(2000) 1 per 25.5 plays........................(2008) 1,825................................. (1996) 1 per 25.0 plays........................(2010) 1,737 ................................. (1966) PUNTING Most Yards Gained, Game Highest Punting Average, Season 257 at Den. ........................(9/10/00) 46.4.................................. (2015) 249 vs. Pitt. ........................(9/27/93) 45.9.................................. (2012) 237 vs. Sea. .(12/30/07) 45.7.................................. (2014) Most TD Returns, Season Most Punts, Season 3 (2000) 110 (1978) TURNOVERS/TAKEAWAYS
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