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.

This article is about the original “Dirty Bird” himself, Jamal Anderson. I’m sure all of you football fans out there remember this explosive running back, formerly an Atlanta Falcon.

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

ATLANTA — In an article on their website ... One of the many changes they noted, caught our eye: The Dirty Bird is back. The history of the Dirty Bird stems from the 1998-99 season when the ...

Imagine an Atlanta Falcons' home game against the New ... Catch all that and more on this week's episode of the Dirty Birds Podcast. Reach out to Brady and Chris at [email protected].

The last time the Atlanta Falcons made it to the Super Bowl, they put on quite a show. Just not when it mattered. The team known as the ''Dirty Birds'' capped off a remarkable season in 1998 by ...

but it marked just the latest in a growing list of penalized infractions by Atlanta in recent years. The Falcons are self-proclaimed "Dirty Birds" as a tribute to their gritty Super Bowl bid of ...

ATLANTA — It was a happier homecoming for ... To mark the occasion, he broke out the “Dirty Bird” end zone celebration that former Falcons running back Jamal Anderson popularized in the ...

The Atlanta Falcons hosted their annual Dirty Birds Rally at Atlantic Station on Sept. 8 as the team prepares for their first regular season game on Sept. 10. Many fans came out to support the ...