NEWS UPDATE: The ATLANTA FALCONS year 2024 schedule.

The 2024 season marks the Atlanta Falcons’ 59th in the National Football League, their eighth at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, their fourth under General Manager Terry Fontenot, and their first under Head Coach Raheem Morris. Seeking to improve upon their 7–10 record of the previous three years, the team aims to make the playoffs after a six-year absence and put an end to their seven-year NFC South title drought.

Coming off the conclusion of the 2023 season, which began with high hopes but ultimately proved disappointing, the Falcons are now heading into a lengthy offseason filled with both anticipation and uncertainty.

While the specifics of the upcoming offseason remain unknown, the Falcons’ 2024 opponents have been revealed following the season finale against the Saints. The complete schedule is provided below for your reference, with acknowledgment to 92.9 The Game’s Mike Conti, who previously disclosed Minnesota and Seattle as the final opponents.

The Falcons’ 2024 home schedule includes matchups against the following teams:

1. New Orleans Saints
2. Carolina Panthers
3. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
4. Dallas Cowboys
5. New York Giants
6. Seattle Seahawks
7. Kansas City Chiefs
8. Los Angeles Chargers
9. Pittsburgh Steelers

The Falcons’ 2024 away schedule features games against the following teams:

1. New Orleans Saints
2. Carolina Panthers
3. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
4. Philadelphia Eagles
5. Minnesota Vikings
6. Washington Commanders
7. Denver Broncos
8. Las Vegas Raiders

The 2024 schedule appears to pose a greater challenge for the Falcons compared to the opponents they faced in 2023. Despite this, the frustration intensifies as the team failed to capitalize on facing less formidable opponents in the previous year. On a positive note, they will have the advantage of nine home games versus eight on the road.

The upcoming season’s most demanding matchups are currently anticipated to be on the road against the Eagles (assuming an improvement in their performance next year), at home against the Chiefs, and at home against the Cowboys. Given the Falcons’ struggle to secure winning records against weaker opponents, substantial enhancements throughout the roster and coaching staff will be crucial to competing with some of the league’s more formidable teams in 2024. While much work lies ahead, there is hope that the Falcons can successfully address these challenges in the upcoming season.