The Atlanta Falcons have set the stage for the 2026 NFL season by revealing the lineup of uniforms for home, away, and throwback games.
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These uniforms have the goal of being authentically Atlanta and "unmistakably Falcons." These feature heavy use of the primary colors — red, white, and black — and two helmet styles.
The home uniforms will have white pants paired with red jerseys, red socks, red shoes, red gloves, and black helmets. One version of the away uniform will be all-white, except for the helmet. The other away uniform will feature white jerseys, white gloves, black pants, black arm sleeves, red-and-black shoes, and black helmets.
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The 1966 throwback uniforms will stand out. These will feature classic, red helmets. The players will then wear black jerseys, black leg sleeves, red shoes, and white gloves. The pants will be primarily white with red and black stripes.
"Red has always meant something different in Atlanta," Falcons' President of Football Matt Ryan said. "It's when our best football has been played, where this city has shown its heart, and when I experienced the greatest moments of my career.
"When you put on red, you feel the history, the pride, and the energy that comes with being a Falcon. Bringing it back honors what's been built here and fueling what's coming next, which I'm very excited for our fans to see."
The uniform reveal takes place as the Falcons enter a new era. The team has a new head coach in Kevin Stefanski, who will aim to take back the NFC South for starters. The quarterback position has also undergone a change with the release of Kirk Cousins.
One thing that won't change will be the focus on running back Bijan Robinson. He will continue to be the centerpiece of this offense, and he will showcase the new uniform lineup as he pursues his third consecutive season with at least 1,400 rushing yards.
"Atlanta has always been a city that moves with purpose, and our team is being built the same way," Greg Beadles, the Falcons' president and CEO said.
"These uniforms are intentionally timeless. They honor the past, reflect who we are today, and signal a new era powered by a young, exciting team ready to compete."
