Sports

Ahead of the Falcons’ final primetime game of the year, players made stylish entrances for Monday Night Football, mixing comfort and confidence with looks that matched performances, including a rookie’s understated fit and a record-breaking night to follow.

Atlanta’s viral “Hood Anchor” joins the Falcons’ In The Nest to explain how an accidental start turned into a full-time passion, blending humor, authenticity, and real-time community reporting that has caught the attention of the Falcons and fans across the city.

Fresh off a historic pick-six streak and a late-night win, Falcons All-Pro safety Jesse Bates III turned his focus to giving back, leading a team visit to a Duluth nonprofit supporting families experiencing homelessness and reminding fans that impact goes beyond the field.

Falcons players loosen up during Question of the Week, offering playful and surprisingly thoughtful answers when asked which pasta best matches their personality, revealing humor, consistency, and a few unexpected layers.

Atlanta Hawks player Trae Young recently surprised a young fan left in a wheelchair after an accident with a complete room and bathroom makeover that will make his life easier. 

FOX 5 Rise Up Tonight gives you the latest Falcons team news, updates, and in-depth breakdowns with host Kelly Price and Atlanta Falcons beat reporter Tori McElhaney. Follow along as the Falcons hope to close out preseason with a bang at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. New episodes Thursday nights at midnight. Presented by AT&T.

Fresh off a road win in Arizona, an Atlanta Falcons defensive lineman joined In the Nest to talk about a disputed half sack, growing leadership in his second NFL season, and the confidence building inside a deep defensive line as the team prepares for a pivotal Monday night matchup against the Los Angeles Rams.

Falcons players opened up for Question of the Week, sharing the most memorable gifts they have ever received, from dream car driving experiences and surprise vehicles to heartfelt moments that brought back childhood Christmas memories.

Atlanta Falcons players brought holiday flair to their Christmas road trip, turning the walk into State Farm Stadium into a fashion show, from Kirk Cousins’ Christmas-week suit picked by his wife to bold streetwear looks from Drake London and a playful Hot Wheels nod by Mike Ford.

Atlanta Falcons right guard Chris Lindstrom turned a Pro Bowl season into a holiday giveback, surprising young adults from Covenant House with a Target shopping spree and game tickets as part of Rise Up for Atlanta. Lindstrom and teammates joined the group in person, adding a personal touch to the Christmas experience.

Georgia head coach Kirby Smart is talking about the arrest of two of his players earlier this month. Freshman Dontrell Glover and Bo Walker are facing misdemeanor theft charges after an incident at a Walmart in Athens.