Falcons use Ludacris, NFL Street inspiration for epic schedule release video

“This the best schedule release ever!! Falcons always outdo themselves from the previous year!” a user wrote.

Some were even glad about the small Easter eggs in the video, “This was great!!! Definitely the best one. Big Dom mentioned.”

Others were even laughing at one specific part of the video, “The “Go Lakers” for Dallas is hilarious.”

Members of the Falcons faithful also could not help but assess the strength of their schedule, “This schedule is actually awesome, having our toughest stretch basically being at home is incredible.”

They also made big declarations about how the schedule turned out, “Division games back to back to back. We are Michael Jordan and the Bulls.”

But, the common sentiment was that this NFL Street video with the Ludacris feature was one of the best that they have ever done.

“Did well admin. Ya did well,” a fan exclaimed.

The Falcons have a lot on their plate this season. But, guys like Bijan Robinson, Kirk Cousins, and Coach Raheem Morris among others are hungry to prove themselves too.

Who are the Falcons facing?

Their schedule starts off with three preseason games. The Falcons will start everything on the road by going to Hard Rock Stadium to face the Miami Dolphins. They will then head to M&T Bank Stadium to face off against a Baltimore Ravens squad that is out looking for revenge. Then, the Kirk Cousins-led squad gets to finish their preseason games at home as they face the Jacksonville Jaguars.

The first one-third of the Falcons’ schedule will see them mostly at home. They start off their regular season campaign against the Pittsburgh Steelers. After that, a road game will be played at Lincoln Financial Field as they square off with a new-look Philadelphia Eagles team. By Week 3 to Week 5, they will have a home stretch where the Falcons have to play the Kansas City Chiefs, New Orleans Saints, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

They will then face the Carolina Panthers on the road before going back home to battle with the Seattle Seahawks. Another matchup with the Buccaneers awaits in Week 8 before dealing with the Dallas Cowboys. The New Orleans Saints and Denver Broncos are up next as the Falcons also go through a road stretch.

Week 13 will then see them duke it out with the Los Angeles Chargers. Then, another road trip happens when they have to play the Minnesota Vikings and Las Vegas Raiders. To cap off the regular season, the Falcons then have to face the New York Giants, Washington Commanders, and Panthers. The only road game here would be Week 17 against the Commanders.