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NFC Team: Atlanta Falcons Updates – Radio and Television Channels
Atlanta Falcons is an American professional football club centred in Atlanta that competes in the NFC of the NFL. Read to know more.
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The Falcons had quite a 379-487-6 record in their 55-year history (369-473-6 in the regular season and 10-14 in the playoffs), earning them the division titles in 1980, 1998, 2004, 2010, 2012, and 2016. The Falcons appeared in 1966 as an expansion club, and they lost at least 11 of their first 14 games in each of their first three seasons. The squad eventually evolved during the late 1960s and early 1970s to produce a 9-5 record in 1973 behind a defence led by line-backer Tommy Nobis and defensive end Claude Humphrey, just losing out on a playoff position in the process. The Falcons have also appeared in two Super Bowls, the first in 1998 in Super Bowl XXXIII when they were defeated 34-19 by the Denver Broncos, and the second 18 years later in Super Bowl LI, where they were crushed 34-28 in overtime by the New England Patriots.
Mercedes-Benz Stadium, originally opened for the 2017 season, is the Falcons‘ current home field; the team’s operations and practice facilities are located on a 50-acre (20 ha) facility in Flowery Branch, northeast of Atlanta in Hall County. In this article, we will be discussing the information relating to the radio and television broadcasts of the falcons according to various cities. The below-listed table is a brief representation of the same.
Georgia:
| City | Call sign | Frequency |
| Albany | WSRA-AM | 1250 AM |
| Athens | WRFC-AM | 960 AM |
| Atlanta | WZGC–FM (Flagship) | 92.9 FM |
| Brunswick | WSFN-AM | 790 AM |
| Clarkesville | WDUN-FM | 102.9 FM |
| Columbus | WDAK-AM | 540 AM |
| WBOJ | 1270 AM | |
| Dalton | WBLJ-AM | 1230 AM |
| Douglas | WDMG-AM | 860 AM |
| Gainesville | WDUN | 550 AM |
| Griffin | WKEU-AM | 1450 AM |
| WKEU-FM | 88.9 FM | |
| Hogansville | WGST-AM | 720 AM |
| Jesup | WLOP-AM | 1370 AM |
| WIFO-FM | 105.5 FM | |
| LaGrange | WMGP-FM | 98.1 FM |
| Louisville | WPEH-AM | 1420 AM |
| WPEH-FM | 92.1 FM | |
| Macon | WXKO-AM | 1150 AM |
| Milledgeville | WMVG-AM | 1450 AM |
| Newnan | WRZX | 1400 AM |
| Sandersville | WJFL-FM | 101.9 FM |
| Savannah | WSEG-AM | 1400 AM |
| WSEG-FM | 104.3 FM | |
| Statesboro | WPTB-AM | 850 AM |
| Swainsboro | WJAT-AM | 800 AM |
| Thomaston | WTGA-FM | 101.1 FM |
| Toccoa | WNEG-AM | 630 AM |
| Valdosta | WVGA | 105.9 FM |
| Vidalia | WVOP-AM | 970 AM |
| Waycross | WFNS-AM | 1350 AM |
Alabama
| City | Call sign | Frequency |
| Foley | WHEP-AM | 1310 AM |
Mississippi
| City | Call sign | Frequency |
| Jackson | WYAB-FM | 103.9 FM |
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South Carolina
| City | Call sign | Frequency |
| Clemson | WCCP-FM | 104.9 FM |
Tennessee
| City | Call sign | Frequency |
| Chattanooga | WALV-FM | 95.3 FM |
WZGC 92.9 The Game is the Falcons‘ official radio station. Wes Durham, son of renowned North Carolina Tar Heels voice Woody Durham, is the Falcons’ play-by-play commentator, with colour commentator Dave Archer, a former Atlanta Falcons quarterback and pro football veteran.
The CW-owned and controlled station WUPA has become Falcons’ official television station in 2014, acquiring rights to the team’s preseason games, which are produced by CBS Sports. During the regular season, the team’s games are broadcasted on Fox’s O&O station WAGA. When the Falcons encounter an AFC team, the games will be shown on CBS affiliate WANF, while Sunday night games will be televised on WXIA, the local NBC affiliate.
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