2020 Atlanta Falcons season

The 2020 Atlanta Falcons season was the franchise's 6th season in the National Football League.
==Transactions==
===Arrivals===
*Dave Pagac was signed from free agency on February 6th, 2017.
*Kevin White, Jessie Kendrick, Joe Flores, Michael Hutson, Mark Stapleton, and Jack Dunham were signed in undrafted free agency on February 6th, 2017.
*Roy Norman was signed from free agency on February 11th, 2017.
*Blake Shell was signed from free agency on March 15th, 2017.
===Departures===
*Russ Martin, Robert Shipp, Ross Parker, and Willie Bratkowski all retired at the end of the 2019 season.
*Preston Gold, Michael Schuster, Mark White, John Bailey, and James Brown all left the Falcons after their contracts ended.
*Willie Davis, Ben Flores, and Al Graff were cut from the Falcons on March 13th, 2017.
===Trades===
Date 	Team 	Falcons Traded 	Got
January 10, 2017	Philadelphia Eagles	James Turner, 2021 R7	2021 Conditional R6
February 4, 2017	New York Jets 	2020 R5#163 	Tommy Leonard
===Other Moves===
*Jessie Kendrick, Joe Flores, and Jack Dunham were moved to the practice squad on March 13th, 2017.
*Kevin White was moved to the practice squad on March 15th, 2017.
==Draft==
==2020 Season==
===Schedule===
====Preseason====
Week	Date 	Opponent 	Results 	Results 	Game site
Week	Date 	Opponent 	Final score	Team record	Game site
1 	February 11th	at Pittsburgh Steelers	37-17 	1-0 	Heinz Field
2 	February 26th	at Denver Broncos 	14-21 	1-1 	Sports Authority Field at Mile High
3 	March 6th 	Buffalo Bills 	35-21 	1-2 	Mercedes-Benz Stadium
4 	March 12th 	Los Angeles Chargers 	3-28 	2-2 	Mercedes-Benz Stadium
====Regular Season====
Week	Date 	Opponent 	Results 	Results 	Game site
Week	Date 	Opponent 	Final score	Team record	Game site
1 	March 15th 	Cincinnati Bengals 	17-13 	0-1 	Mercedes-Benz Stadium
2 	March 26th 	at Chicago Bears 	13-10 	1-1 	Soldier Field
3 	March 30th 	at Tampa Bay Buccaneers	30-13 	2-1 	Raymond James Stadium
4 	April 10th 	New York Giants 	7-27 	3-1 	Mercedes-Benz Stadium
5 	April 24th 	New Orleans Saints 	6-34 	4-1 	Mercedes-Benz Stadium
6 	May 1st 	at Minnesota Vikings 	17-6 	5-1 	U.S. Bank Stadium
7 	May 10th 	at Baltimore Ravens 	21-29 	5-2 	M&T Bank Stadium
8 	May 28th 	at Los Angeles Rams 	14-48 	5-3 	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
10 	Sunday Afternoon	vs Pittsburgh Steelers 	24-38 	6-3 	Mercedes-Benz Stadium
11 	Sunday Afternoon	vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers	7-27 	7-3 	Mercedes-Benz Stadium
12 	Thursday Night 	vs Carolina Panthers 	13-20 	8-3 	Mercedes-Benz Stadium
13 	Sunday Morning 	at Cleveland Browns 	16-14 	9-3 	FirstEnergy Stadium
;Notes
* Intra-division opponents are in bold text.
===Standings===
====Division====
==Final Roster==
==Individual Awards==
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