The 2020 Atlanta Falcons season was highlighted by a high-powered passing attack that ranked fifth in the NFL, led by Matt Ryan’s 4,581 passing yards and Calvin Ridley’s breakout 1,374-yard campaign. Despite a 4-12 record, the team remained highly competitive in nearly every contest and showcased elite talent with Pro Bowl selections for Ridley and kicker Younghoe Koo, who led the league in field goals made. The 2021 Atlanta Falcons season, the first under head coach Arthur Smith, was highlighted by a competitive 7-10 record and several standout individual performances. Rookie tight end Kyle Pitts made history by becoming the first rookie at his position in 60 years to record 1,000 receiving yards, earning a Pro Bowl selection. The team also benefited from the versatile breakout of Cordarrelle Patterson, who set career highs in yards and touchdowns, and the continued leadership of quarterback Matt Ryan, who surpassed 55,000 career passing yards. The 2016 NFL MVP and a four-time Pro Bowl quarterback, Matt Ryan is the Atlanta Falcons' franchise leader in nearly every passing category and led the team to six playoff appearances, including a trip to Super Bowl LI.