Falcons have 3 more games leaked ahead of 2026 NFL schedule release

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Falcons have 3 more games leaked ahead of 2026 NFL schedule release

Falcons have 3 more games leaked ahead of 2026 NFL schedule release

Three more Falcons games leaked ahead of 2026 NFL schedule release

Falcons have 3 more games leaked ahead of 2026 NFL schedule release

Three more Falcons games leaked ahead of 2026 NFL schedule release

The countdown is on for Atlanta Falcons fans! The NFL is set to release the full 2026 schedule tonight at 8 p.m. ET, but thanks to some early leaks, we already have a sneak peek at three key matchups. While the team's Week 9 International Series game against the Cincinnati Bengals was already known, here's what else has surfaced.

First up, the Falcons will kick off the season on the road against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 1. This is a rematch of the 2024 season opener, which Atlanta lost. The Steelers are currently in their annual "wait for Aaron Rodgers to decide his future" holding pattern, so it's unclear who will be under center for Pittsburgh. Either way, it's a tough opening test for the Falcons.

In Week 8, Atlanta will host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. The Falcons split the series with their NFC South rivals last season, with both games decided by three points or fewer. Expect another nail-biter as these two teams battle for divisional supremacy.

Finally, a Week 15 road game against the Washington Commanders has been leaked. The Falcons have faced Washington in each of the last two seasons, and quarterback Michael Penix Jr. has played some of his best football against them. This late-season matchup could have major playoff implications.

Stay tuned for the full schedule release tonight, but these early leaks already have Falcons fans marking their calendars. Whether you're gearing up for game day at home or on the road, make sure you're repping the red and black with the latest Falcons gear!

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