Falcons Super Bowl 59 Odds + Betting Sites
With the addition of Kirk Cousins, the Atlanta Falcons odds for Super Bowl 59 opened at +3000 - pretty much in line with where they've been over the last five seasons. Still, the improved roster and offensive abilities have many thinking the chances the Falcons win the Super Bowl are higher than others expect. An underrated team, believers trust the Kirk Cousins process no matter how much of a longshot they are. Betting on this Super Bowl longshot has the potential to be hedged later on. Less than 10 years from Matt Ryan's MVP season nearly becoming a Super Bowl winning quarterback, the Falcons are structured to return under Raheem Morris.
Is It Legal To Bet On The Falcons In Georgia?
You can legally bet on the Falcons in Georgia by using online sportsbooks. Rather than driving to Tennessee, Florida, North Carolina or Mississippi, try Super Bowl betting sites that operate offshore. They accept bets as legal options for Super Bowl betting in Georgia with many people using it in the Falcons' community.
Atlanta Falcons Playoff History
| Playoff Appearances |
14
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1978, 1980, 1982, 1991, 1995, 1998, 2002, 2004, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2016, 2017 |
| Division Championships |
6
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1980, 1998, 2004, 2010, 2012, 2016 |
| Conference Championships |
2
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1998, 2016 |
| Super Bowl Victories |
0
|
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| Super Bowl Losses |
2
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1999 (XXXIII), 2017 (LI) |
| Super Bowl Winning Quarterbacks |
0
|
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| Super Bowl Winning Coaches |
0
|
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| Super Bowl MVPs |
0
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Atlanta Falcons bettors can bet on them from just about anywhere right from their phone with online sportsbooks like Bovada, BetOnline or MyBookie. This comes in handy if a bettor is at a Falcons game and wants to bet on them right from the stadium. All you would need to do is log into your mobile online Super Bowl sportsbooks and all of their odds will be laid out in front of you similar to how they would be on a computer.
What Are The Atlanta Falcons Odds To Win The NFC Championship?
The Falcons are in the middle of the pack as far as NFC chances go. On the opening board for NFC Championship betting odds, the Falcons began at +1000 - sixth overall in the conference. Since the 1998 season, Atlanta has made the NFC Championship game four times and has gone 2-2 throughout those games.
What Are The Atlanta Falcons Odds To Win The NFC South?
The Falcons are rather keen to finishing third or fourth place in the division. However, the rest of the NFC South is set to be a dumpster fire... again. That being said, the Falcons odds to win the NFC South opened as outright favorites (-130), with the second place team (the Tampa Bay Buccaneers) sitting with +325 odds.
Atlanta Falcons Super Bowl Betting Trends
- 2 Super Bowl appearances in history
- 0-2 ATS in Super Bowls
- 2-0 O/U in Super Bowls
- 5-1 O/U in playoffs Super Bowl years
- 3-3 ATS in playoffs Super Bowl years
- 13-2-1 ATS in reg seasons Super Bowl years
- 8-8 ATS home games reg season Super Bowl years
- Finished reg season 4-2 ATS in both Super Bowl years
Atlanta Falcons Betting History
| Year | Super Bowl Odds | NFC Odds | NFC South Odds | Odds to Make Playoffs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | +8000 | +3400 | +375 | +165 (Miss) |
| 2022 | +10000 | +5000 | +1200 | +700 (Miss) |
| 2021 | +8000 | +4000 | +800 | +225 (Miss) |
| 2020 | +5000 | +2500 | +1200 | +240 (Miss) |
| 2019 | +3000 | +1500 | +300 | +160 (Miss) |
| 2018 | +1400 | +700 | +180 | -160 (Miss) |
| 2017 | +1600 | +800 | +150 | -130 (Make) |
| 2016 | +8000 | +4000 | +1000 | +315 (Make) |
| 2015 | +4000 | +2000 | +200 | +135 (Miss) |
| 2014 | +6000 | +3000 | +500 | +200 (Make) |
| Year | ATS Records | O/U Records |
|---|---|---|
| 2023 | 5-12 | 7-10 |
| 2022 | 9-8 | 7-10 |
| 2021 | 6-10-1 | 7-10 |
| 2020 | 7-9 | 7-9 |
| 2019 | 8-8 | 7-9 |
| 2018 | 5-11 | 9-7 |
| 2017 | 8-10 | 5-13 |
| 2016 | 12-7 | 17-2 |
| 2015 | 6-10 | 2-14 |
| 2014 | 7-9 | 6-10 |
2024 Falcons Player Props
There are several Super Bowl LIX prop bets for any team but if the Atlanta Falcons make it there, expect to see hundreds of bets on each player and the team. On the route to Super Bowl betting, expect to see these wagers on every game - it just becomes way more intense during the big game.
Best Bonuses For Betting On The Falcons
If you want to wager on the Falcons to win the Super Bowl, there are Super Bowl 59 betting bonuses that can make the potential winnings or risk much larger at no added cost. This is especially true with Bitcoin Super Bowl betting, but promos happen with credit cards and other deposit methods too. Sign up bonuses are going to be the most common, but some sportsbooks offer risk-free bets, free live mobile wagers, and more.
Some Cryptos Accepted For Falcons Betting
Falcons Playoff Record By Round
- Overall: 10-14
- Wild Card: 3-4
- Divisional Round: 4-6
- Conference Championship: 2-2
- Super Bowl: 0-2
Atlanta Falcons Playoff History
Since the Atlanta Falcons were founded in 1965, they have had their fair share of playoff bouts as they have been able to make the playoffs in 14 different seasons. Of those 14 playoff berths, they have managed 6 division championships and 2 conference championships but, over the history of the Super Bowl, the Falcons haven’t won any.
Falcons Playoff Appearances
Their first playoff appearance did not come until 13 years after they were established in 1978 under Leeman Bennett. Bennett went on to lead the Falcons to two more playoff appearances in 1980 and 1982. Jerry Glanville then led them to one more playoff appearance in 1991 and they saw one more in 1995 under June Jones. Dan Reeves then took over and led them to two more playoff appearances in 1998 and 2002 and then they saw one more in 2004 under Jim Mora. The Mike Smith era then began in 2008 and he led them to four playoff appearances in 2008 and then from 2010-2012. Dan Quinn then took over and led them to the playoffs in 2016-2017. Arthur Smith has been the coach since 2021 and has yet to take them to the playoffs.
Falcons Division Championships
The Falcons have not been able to cash in on division championships as they only saw 6 division championships. Their first one came in 1980 under Leeman Bennett. The Dan Reeves era was only able to cash in on one of their two playoff appearances as they saw one division championships in 1998. Their next four division titles came in the 2000s and 2010s with their first one coming in 2004 with Jim Mora, again in 2010 and 2012 with Mike Smith and their most recent one came in 2016 with Dan Quinn.
Falcons Conference Championships
The Falcons have only been able to muscle in two conference championships, in their existence. Their first one came in 1998 with Dan Reeves and their most recent one came in 2016 with Dan Quinn. In 1998 the Falcons took on the Minnesota Vikings where they defeated them with a final score of 30-27 and they did so while playing against the odds as they were seen as 11-point underdogs. In 2016, they took on and defeated the Green Bay Packers with a final score of 44-21. The Falcons took care of business here as they were seen as 6.5-point favorites and won by 23 points.
Falcons Super Bowl Victories
Sadly, for Atlanta, they have not been able to win any Super Bowl during their time in the league but they have been able to make it to the game itself on two occasions given their two conference championships.
Their first appearance was in 1999 for Super Bowl XXXIII. The Falcons were defeated by the Denver Broncos with a finals score of 34-19. They went into the game seen as 7.5-point underdogs and clearly did not cover the spread. They put up 19 points behind the play of their quarterback, Chris Chandler who went for 219 yards and a touchdown.
Their most recent Super Bowl appearance came in 2017 for Super Bowl LI where they were defeated by the New England Patriots with a final score of 34-28. This game could be remembered by the fact that the Falcons were actually up 28-3 at one point and allowed New England to come back and win. Not only did the Falcons lose but they were also unable to cover the spread as they were seen as just 3-point underdogs and lost by 6.
1999 NFC Championship Game: The Atlanta Falcons’ Largest Playoff Comeback
In the Falcons’ over-50 season franchise history, the largest comeback they have ever completed in a playoff game took place on January 17, 1999 in the NFC Championship game against the Minnesota Vikings. The Vikings held a 13 point lead late in the second quarter, when a 14-yard touchdown pass fr om Falcons’ quarterback Chris Chandler to Terance Mathis just before halftime brought the lead to just 6 points. The Falcons would outscore the Vikings 20-7 in the second half, with the last 7 of those 20 coming as a result of another touchdown pass from Chandler to Mathis to tie the game with 57 seconds left in regulation. A 38 yard field goal in overtime off the foot of Morten Anderson would seal the largest Falcons playoff comeback in franchise history.