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10 unbelievable ways Atlantans are showing their Falcons spirit for Super Bowl

Fans and former Falcons cheerleaders pose for a photo before the start of a pep rally for the NFC Championship game against the Packers on Jan. 20. (David Barnes / david.barnes@ajc.com)
Fans and former Falcons cheerleaders pose for a photo before the start of a pep rally for the NFC Championship game against the Packers on Jan. 20. (David Barnes / david.barnes@ajc.com)
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Feb 5, 2017

Sure, T-shirts and jerseys are great ways to support the Falcons as they prepare for the Super Bowl. But don't just wear your pride on your sleeves. Take notes from a few Atlantans who creatively turned their fan love up a notch with these out-of-the-box ideas.

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Cakes

Cleats

Cookies

Haircuts

Jewelry

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Lawns

Leggings

Nails

Remote controls

Tattoos

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