Atlanta Falcons Cheerleaders

Most know them for the spirit they bring to game day, but off the field, the Atlanta Falcons Cheerleaders are every bit as accomplished as attorneys, chemists and engineers – and wonderful community ambassadors. Logging more than 500 visits each season, Atlanta Falcons Cheerleaders represent the club in Atlanta and abroad, visiting military personnel in Egypt, Japan, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Bosnia, Kosovo, Guam, Hawaii and Okinawa. Through community giving, they serve as role models for the young women and girls. These young women give back in powerful ways, and work especially close with causes that promote awareness for physical fitness, education, mentorship for girls and breast cancer research and awareness.

Currently a squad of 32 women, the Atlanta Falcons Cheerleaders began in the 1960's to energize the Falcons faithful. Through the years, the ladies have been featured in myriad national publications and media outlets, including Sports Illustrated, Lindy’s Magazine, Ebony Magazine, Jezebel, NFL Network, Fox Sports South, The Learning Channel, MTV and most recently on Maxim.com.

Armed Forces Entertainment Tour 2007