Bobby Petrino left Atlanta to return to the college ranks as a coach without even meeting with his team, the front office, or ...

The new phase of Bill Belichick's life has been entertaining ... to take a second out of their day to troll the Atlanta Falcons. "Happy 3-28 to all who celebrate," Hudson wrote as a caption ...

Every year on March 28, Patriots faithful troll Falcons fans over the historic loss. Patriots head coach Bill Belichick reacts after defeating the Atlanta Falcons 34-28 in overtime during Super ...

Bill Belichick and his girlfriend Jordon Hudson continue to troll Atlanta Falcons fans by celebrating the infamous 28-3 Super Bowl LI collapse. Despite media attention and criticism, Belichick has ...

Falcons sign kicker Lenny Krieg to 3-year deal According to a report from NFL Network's Mike Garafolo, the Atlanta Falcons have signed kicker Lenny Krieg to a three-year contract. The German ...

The Atlanta Falcons have officially lost a piece to the middle of their defense. Former Falcons linebacker Nate Landman, who started 23 games over the past two years, signed a one-year contract ...

Why? Because their Super Bowl victory over the Atlanta Falcons started that way, and with an epic comeback, handing Tom Brady and Bill Belichick their fifth Super Bowl together. To celebrate this ...

Bill Belichick, enjoying 3-28 day with his girlfriend Jordon Hudson, reminds Atlanta Falcons fans of their Super Bowl loss. Hudson reportedly wore a Falcons Super Bowl Champions shirt, a painful ...

The pair celebrated with a photo in which Hudson wore an “Atlanta Falcons Super Bowl LI Champions” shirt. She captioned the photo, “Happy 3-28 Day to those who celebrate.” Bill Belichick ...

Jordon Hudson, the 24-year-old girlfriend of NFL coaching legend Bill Belichick ... took to social media to troll the Atlanta Falcons for one of the most infamous games in Super Bowl history.

Bill Belichick's girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, trolled Atlanta Falcons fans on her Instagram story. Given today's date is March 28, Hudson decided to celebrate "3-28 day," referring to the Super Bowl ...