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==Game Publications==
==Game Publications==
 
===Preseason===
====Week 1: vs. Washington Redskins====
{{Infobox program inline
|event = Atlanta Falcons vs. Washington Redskins (August 10, 1968)
|image = [[File:Nfl-game-program 1968-08-10 atl-was.jpg|600px]]
|teams = [[Atlanta Falcons]] vs. [[Washington Redskins]]
|venue = [[Tampa Stadium]]
|people =
|artist =
|seealso =
}}


==Season Publications==
==Season Publications==

Revision as of 08:28, 13 February 2023

1968 Atlanta Falcons
League National Football League
Owner Rankin M. Smith Sr.
General manager Frank E. Wall
Head coach Norb Hecker, Norm Van Brocklin
Starting quarterback Bob Berry, Randy Johnson
Home field Atlanta Stadium
1967 • other seasons • 1969


Team Cover Appearances

none

Game Publications

Preseason

Week 1: vs. Washington Redskins

Atlanta Falcons vs. Washington Redskins (August 10, 1968)
Nfl-game-program 1968-08-10 atl-was.jpg
Team(s) Atlanta Falcons vs. Washington Redskins
Venue Tampa Stadium
People
Cover Artist(s)
Price n/a
See Also

Season Publications

Atlanta Falcons publications by season
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1968 NFL season by team
Eastern Conference Capitol Century
Dallas Cowboys • New York Giants • Philadelphia Eagles • Washington Redskins Cleveland Browns • New Orleans Saints • Pittsburgh Steelers • St. Louis Cardinals
Western Conference Coastal Central
Atlanta Falcons • Baltimore Colts • Los Angeles Rams • San Francisco 49ers Chicago Bears • Detroit Lions • Green Bay Packers • Minnesota Vikings