A celebratory dance known as “The Dirty Bird” became a cultural fad tied to the Atlanta Falcons in the late 1990s, and has seen somewhat of a renaissance due to Atlanta’s similar success ...

The "Dirty Bird" is the celebratory touchdown dance popularized by Atlanta Falcons running back Jamal Anderson. Anderson introduced the dance during the Falcons' Super Bowl run in 1998.

The ‘Falcons’ name came out victorious and the name's entry was done by Julia Elliot, a school teacher. She described the bird as ... in uppercase. Atlanta’s old and new logos are present ...

That was the season when 'The Dirty Bird' was born. Anderson, along with tight end O.J. Santiago, popularized the dance and brought more attention to our Atlanta Falcons. Fans and even players ...

The Atlanta Falcons aren ... of the group—the Dirty Birds frontman. Don't lie, even if you were a 49ers or Saints fan in those days you could appreciate the Dirty Bird dance.

Matt Ryan will be remembered as the greatest quarterback who played for the Falcons. He leads Atlanta in ... re talking about logos, look no further than the original Dirty Bird himself.

Make these Atlanta Falcons-themed cocktails -- The Julio (named for beloved Falcons player Julio Jones, natch) and The Dirty Bird (named for the fan dance) -- concocted by the bar manager at ...

ATLANTA — In an article on their website on Wednesday, the Atlanta Falcons talked about many ... caught our eye: The Dirty Bird is back. The history of the Dirty Bird stems from the 1998-99 ...

Former Atlanta Falcons linebacker Jessie Tuggle has mixed emotions when he recalls the days of the Dirty Bird.

Editor's note: In the course of conducting interviews for this story, ESPN Falcons reporter Vaughn McClure stepped on the Falcons' logo Monday ... after joining the Atlanta Falcons this preseason ...

On Good Day Atlanta, the Falcons also made a big announcement, the Dirty Bird is officially coming back! Mercedes-Benz Stadium Executive Chef, Matt Cooper also stopped by Good Day Atlanta to talk ...